Meet The 'Guardian of the Golden Gate Bridge', An Officer Who Saved Hundreds Of People From Jumping
February 12, 2019
Police officer Kevin Briggs has been dubbed the "Guardian of the Golden Gate Bridge" for talking more than 200 people out of jumping off it.
He spent his career patrolling the southern end of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, a popular site for suicide attempts.
In a deeply personal TED talk, Briggs shares stories from those he's spoken — and listened — to standing on the edge of life, and gives powerful advice to those with loved ones who might be contemplating suicide.
Dogs Are Forced To Wear The Things They Steal — And It’s Hilarious
We’re Launching Merch — And It Starts With A Simple Message
This School Hasn’t Changed Its Uniform In Nearly 500 Years
85-Year-Old Grandad Spends 30 Years Creating Stunning Map Of Scotland From Collected Rocks
At 3 Feet Tall, He Was Rejected And Bullied. Now He’s Living His Dream As A Doctor
Meet Odin: The Baby Reindeer Born During A Thunderstorm
Music Suddenly Stops Mid-Dance — Then Her Teacher Starts Singing From The Audience
She Loves Sharks But Fears Butterflies — His Homecoming Proposal Was Perfect
Mom Hears A Squeaky Toy But All The Dogs Are Inside. It Was A Squirrel Having The Best Time
Pure Joy: Dog Waits Excitedly For Buckets Of Water To Pour On Him
This Dog Dressed As His Owner Is Breaking The Internet
