A construction crane crashed onto a moving passenger train in Thailand on Wednesday, triggering a fiery derailment that killed at least 32 people and injured dozens more.
A male construction worker, who was stuck on top of a crane with a broken leg, was rescued from emergency crews Wednesday afternoon.
Buildings Department inspectors climbed 550 feet into the air Thursday "so the inspectors could get a closer look of the damage caused by the fire."
Bill Ritter interviews former Eyewitness News investigative reporter Jim Hoffer, who offers his reaction to the fiery crane that collapsed in Manhattan on Wednesday.
After being closed due to fallen debris, 10th Avenue finally reopened to traffic Thursday night.
Multiple sources tell Eyewitness News the source of the crane collapse fire Wednesday morning was a hydraulic fuel leak.