Brooklyn Bridge Walk: Signal Issues and NYC Updates

The Brooklyn Bridge welcomes back visitors with vibrant views and fluctuating signals.

### Welcome Back to New York: Brooklyn Bridge Adventures
* 👋 Welcome back to the stream as various viewers join, including **Mike Anton, Brian Davis, and Chilladian**, amidst a **lively atmosphere**.
* 📷 The broadcast features **stunning photos from around New York**, with the signal being somewhat unstable due to the location on the **Brooklyn Bridge**.
* 📡 "Signal not happy with me up here on the Brooklyn Bridge," indicates the **challenges faced while streaming** from such a busy area.
* 😷 Mask mandates have been mostly lifted in New York, except for public transit and inside hospitals and nursing homes, allowing for **more freedom in public spaces**.
* 🌧 Rain is expected to arrive around **5 PM**, which may affect the day's activities, as viewers are informed of the weather.
* 🚉 The Brooklyn Bridge has never had subway trains cross it; only **elevated wooden trains** used to run in the past, with the last service **terminating in the mid-1940s**.
* ✈ The host expresses excitement about returning to Queens to showcase planes landing at LaGuardia Airport, highlighting the **unique views of the city**.
* 👥 With 64 viewers and 35 likes, the host encourages everyone to engage with the stream, emphasizing the **busy and vibrant nature** of the Brooklyn Bridge today.

and I think we're back. First one in the room and Mike Anton. Welcome to Bailey. Good to see you, Viking 180, Brian Davis, John Laura, Robert Hunt, Ramona, ACB, Earth Day, by the book, Mirror C, Caroline N, Caramax. Hello, Fairy Elephant. Hello, Darren. Welcome. We're back. Photos from around New York. We're back, John Laura. We're back, Girl in the Curl. Good to see you, Chilladian. Good to see ya. Good to see you, Blue-Eyed Brit. You're back. Yes, would hate to drop my phone off the ledge, David. It happens all the time. Crystal clear for now. Photos for now. It's crystal clear. Just smoking some 420 there, Chillady. And awesome crazy-looking clouds here over the bridge. Be the traveler. Welcome back. Signal not happy with me up here on the Brooklyn Bridge. Signal not happy with me. Hello. Welcome back, Rick. Sorry about the signal, ladies and gentlemen. I am not in control of the signal. Robert Hunt, what are the coveted

restrictions here in New York. We have dropped their mask mandates except for inside public transit. A lot of mask mandates have been dropped. Hi, is this above sea level? Oh, I think we're about 70-80 feet above the water there, John. Not happy anywhere today. No, John, give everyone some time to tune back in here, and then we'll walk over the bridge back in town, Claudio. This ledge is a perfect angle. Yes, it is. Inside hospital and nursing homes, I believe you still have to wear a mask inside nursing homes and hospitals. I think enough still coming in July. Awesome, Robert. Good to see you, lady. Oh, welcome. Any news on the ferry from Coney to Manhattan, Miss Viking? I heard it's gonna come in June. I heard sometime in June, and we will be, I'm pretty sure we're gonna be on that first ferry ride going from Coney Island to Manhattan. Rain's gonna come here, ladies, at five o'clock in the afternoon. Five o'clock in the afternoon, the rain's gonna come.

the flag top of the tower is blowing like crazy right now because we got a crosswind here coming from the south. Views at the top of the towers absolutely. Is there a subway or train level on the bridge? Kiwi Hollywood. No subway trains. Never win over the Brooklyn Bridge. Only elevated wooden trains in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit line used to terminate at a Center Street or Park Row. Subway trains go over though the Manhattan and the Queen and I'm sorry the Manhattan and the Williamsburg Bridge. But subways have never gone over the Brooklyn Bridge. Only trolleys and two cars of the Brooklyn elevated. The Brooklyn elevated trains used to split before making their way over the bridge here and back in those days the cars were made of wood and it was only the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and then only went into a Park Row. It terminated a Park Row where there used to be a large terminus and then the train used to come right back over the bridge and that lasted until the 19

mid-1940s purple queen. Good to see you. I did have fun in Queens. I'm gonna have to go back to Queens, purple queen, because I really want to show you guys the planes landing at LaGuardia Airport. Well, we got 64 people watching, 64 people watching, and 35 likes. Hit that like button, everyone. Sorry, son. Good to see you. This is Zari and Zai. We met at the skyline back in January. Awesome, sorry. Good to see you, sorry. Anzai, good to see you guys. Welcome. It's very exciting due to the short runway. Absolutely there, Rick. Once saw a water plane on the East River. Yes, photos from around New York. There's regular pontoon plane service from East 23rd Street out to the Hamptons in Long Island. So, I happen to know if the house the Jeffersons live in in the King of Queens. You know that I do not know. There be the traveler. I'm not a big King of Queens man. Thick

Brooklyn brown traffic indeed there's sarge thick Brooklyn thick traffic coming back here towards Brooklyn Deming. We are back. The sun is trying to come out. Let's see here signal bouncing around here hearing a very crowded Brooklyn Bridge. Let's see here we're bouncing around here the guys I think I had somebody with a pocket wi-fi walk right past me because the city this signal just dropped down and it's coming bouncing back up again. I'm going to do my best to maintain this signal here very busy today free to laugh now good to see you out there San Francisco quite a few pedestrians out yes yeah what the heck's going on are you in general assembly who knows maybe you never know there is stuff going you never know.

🔴 NYC Live: The Brooklyn Bridge Experience! 3/7/22

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The host greets various attendees and shares photos from around New York.

The signal on the Brooklyn Bridge is poor, and the host discusses the city's mask mandates and upcoming ferry service from Coney Island to Manhattan.

Rain is expected to arrive in the afternoon.

Transportation History of the Brooklyn Bridge

The flag on the tower is blowing due to a southward crosswind.

The Brooklyn Bridge has never had subway trains, only elevated wooden trains from the Brooklyn Rapid Transit line.

The elevated trains used to split before crossing the bridge and terminated at Park Row, with the service lasting until the 1940s.

The speaker enjoyed their time in Queens and plans to return to show the planes landing at LaGuardia Airport.

They have a live audience of 64 people and encourage likes.

The conversation includes mentions of water planes on the East River and pontoon plane service from East 23rd Street to the Hamptons.

Brooklyn is experiencing thick traffic, especially near the Brooklyn Bridge.

The sun is trying to come out, but the signal is bouncing around due to the crowded area.

There are many pedestrians out, and the atmosphere is lively and busy.