 A construction worker who survived the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore has given his first interview since the March 26th disaster. Speaking with NBC, Julio Cervantes said he and his co-workers were on a break when the dolly struck the bridge and sent them into the Patapso River. Cervantes says the water in his truck reached his neck before he could escape by rolling down the manual window. He called for his co-workers, but there was no response, and he can't swim, so he clung to debris until he was rescued.