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from downtown chicago to south bend. as i looked at the demise of the railroads on cities, it was evident that world war ii provided false signals to investors that the railroad era was going to last indefinitely. this shows the crowds of world war ii. dearborn station, shortly after the war. union station, the railroad was indispensable during the war. it was clear if you look at the trend that the system was ready to crumble, particularly liked -- lightly used lines. cities and investors were misled. you have union station. we lost the beautiful concourse, which is shown in the picture on the right. it was torn down in the 1960's. the dearborn station is no longer used, but was used in the war. after world war ii, people knew change was in the air. railroad companies had to place bets. do we modernize? streamline passenger trains? compete with automobiles? or, do we accept the inevitability of change? at least for the first several years, railroads were convinced that the growth of air travel would be confined to certa

but government said this is not the place to be messing around with nuclear reactors in downtown chicago. and so we're going to buy a tract of land somewhere. they ended up in east tennessee. they bought 100 square miles down here. and the purpose of this facility at oak ridge, it wasn't oakridge at that time. it was just farm communities. the purpose here was to not only build what we know today as the graphite reactor to produce these trace amounts of plutonium which could be used as a fuel and a weapon, but also to enrich uranium because the army corps of engineers which ran the manhattan project under general leslie groves groves was sort of fellow that said, well dwoenlt know if plutonium is going to be a better fuel for a bomb or enriched uranium. and so we'll just produce both of them. we don't have time to try one and then try the other. and so here at oakridge, two facilities known as k-25 and y-12 were set up to produce enriched uranium. and they both produced enriched uranium but by different methods. so oakridge consisted that time of three facilities. clinton laboratories wh

we are in downtown chicago. first thing you probably see is our city probably more than any other in the u.s. has benefited from the enormity of the open man that has been made available. the so-called chicago miracle was largely due to a confluence of some of the needs of our city, but also a freeing up of land and corridor's and development by railroads. other cities were not so lucky. detroit stands out. if you want open land, detroit has it. but bad news. it is not where people want it. you are from lansing, near flint. similar problems. our city was at the right place at the right time. the saga is different in every city. we will talk through this a bit. it is a profound story. dearborn station is gone. if you go there tonight to buy a ticket to california, you would be disappointed. [laughter] the santa fe streamliner last left in 1971. this is a relevant place to start. as early as the 1930's, the city wanted to eliminate the station to free up what it felt was an obstacle of redeveloping the south loop.

. >>> some terrifying moments in downtown chicago, a city bus collided with three cars and several people, pinning one woman underneath. witnesses said that the bus was trying to avoid another car. when it careened into a passenger plaza. >> you can hear the sound of the crash. i saw a body extricated from the back of the bus. i also saw the driver extricated from the front of the bus. >> the bus was empty at the time. driver was among seven people injured. >>> some chilling evidence played for jurors in the colorado movie theater massacre trial. it was played of suspect james holmes. jurors are watching hours of conversations that holmes had with the doctor who performed a court-ordered mental evaluation. and at one point, holmes said he called a mental health hot line. moments before his attack thinking someone might talk him out of what he was about to do. his call was disconnected before anyone answered. holmes had suspicions that the fbi was watching him and he told doctors that the agents might swoop in and stop him. prosecutors aren't expected to finish their case for another three

in downtown chicago a frightening sound we don't hear often, tornado sirens. [ sirens ] >> reporter: tornado sirens blaring across chicago. watch as this funnel cloud starts forming into a waterspout over lake michigan captured on cell phone video from a viewer recording in downtown chicago. torrential rain and furious wind made mayhem for blackhawks fans trying to get to the united center for the final game of the stanley cup. after all that rain major street flooding. >> that's my car in the middle of a lake. >> reporter: overnight crews worked to clear storm drains. >> stuck in the middle of lake shore. they'll probably have to tow the car. >> reporter: this wall cloud rolling into the windy city bringing the downpour. in cleveland cars creeping along i-90 after they were hit hard with heavy rainfall. and to the south in oklahoma four inches falling in just three hours. made for flash flooding some drivers plowed through while many others stranded. and the cleanup from all that flash flooding just getting under way this morning. the morning commute could be a headache for a lot of

news," one person is dead, several other people are injured after a chain reaction crash in downtown chicago a city bus was turning when it hit three cars finally stopping in a pedestrian plaza on michigan avenue which is a very crowded busy shopping district. witnesses say the bus swerved to avoid hitting a car that ran a red light but it couldn't get out of the way in time even slaming into somebody who was crossing the street and that woman died. >> this is new a-south carolina man is behind bars for taping a dog's mouth shut. the case took the internet by storm when images surfaced of the dog's injuries. caitlyn a 15 month old terrier mix was found in critical condition on a doorstep in north charleston last week. the electrical tape was wound so tight the dog's tongue was caught between teeth cutting off blood flow. police charged 41-year-old william dodson with animal cruelty and a an affidavit claims dodson taped the dog's mouth because he was tired of it barking. vets say caitlyn should make a full recovery. [ electronic dance music playing ] feelin every sip. america runs on dunkin'

tornado sirens in downtown chicago. this waterspout forming nearby.urviving this about to be hit hard again. schools closed and people forced from their homes as tropical storm bill gets ready to make landfall. >>> speaking out, the naacp leader accused of pretending to be black defiant as she steps down from her post. new pictures, new tape emerging. what she's saying about the allegations right now. >>> and on the hunt. the

in downtown chicago this funnel cloud was spotted over lake michigan. lana zak, abc news, washington. >>> bill is expected to move far beyond the gulf coast. this as another storm continues to menace mexico. >> accuweather meteorologist justin povick is tracking it all. justin good morning. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. well we have a tropical storm now on the board heading toward the texas coastline. this is bill. the sustained winds right around 50 to 55 miles per hour. heavy rain is the concern and this is the area i'm concerned about later on today. dallas houston, galveston, could see 3 to 4, even 5 inches of rainfall. meanwhile, carlos is churning right along the west coast of mexico expectation with very heavy rain and mudslides. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> justin, thanks so much. >>> on the east coast this morning there are new fears of shark attacks. >> in florida, all st. lucie county beaches were closed after as many as eight sharks were seen near the shore. normally sharks move on and st. lucie's beaches re-open in half an

tornado sirens in downtown chicago. this waterspout forring nearby.e interstate underwater and the gulf coast just surviving this about to be hit hard again. schools closed and people forced from their homes as tropical storm bill gets ready to make landfall. >>> speaking out, the naacp leader accused of pretending to be black defiant as she steps down from her post. new tape emerging. what she's saying about the allegations right now. >>> abc news exclusive, the all-out search for the sharks that mauled those two young kids. police officers patrolling

. >> there are flash flood warnings from downtown chicago back to parts of oklahoma and this is the setup, david. a big high pressure system southeast stifling heat under there but you can see where the moisture is pooling up into louisiana and texas already. what will likely become tropical storm bill will take these paths, this is kind of the computer model showing where it will go flash flood watches for much of eastern texas, parts of arkansas and arkansas and you can see why, a half foot or more in the coming days in eastern texas. so that's why we're concerned for now. but tonight, it's more of a frontal boundary from iowa to western new york where we see flash flood watches, the worst over for tomorrow for this part. >> a messy night ahead, ginger thank you. >>> major new developments in that manhunt the two convicted killers on the run after that daring prison break. the search now entering its tenth day but after that town in upstate new york was sealed off for a time last week now officials revealing the vicks could be as far away as mexico. and tonight that prison employee accu

the streets of downtown chicago are lined with hockey fans as the city's elaborate the blackhawks championshipembers rode on double-decker buses on a parade to michigan avenue. tens of thousands of fans greeted the team when buses arrived at soldier field, home of the chicago bears. and sorry, alexander hamilton, you are being replaced by a woman. jack lew says he wants to put a woman on the bill and is taking suggestions from the public. whoever wins will replace the nations first treasury secretary. we spoke with a hamilton biographer about the founding fathers legacy. --he takes over a federal takes over the federal government and restores america's credit and creates our first central bank, the first central bank of the united states. he creates the coast guard and the customs service and our first fiscal and monetary system , our first tax and accounting system. he creates the entire financial infrastructure of the united states and was the architect of much of the federal government. mark: those are the top stories we are following. can movies think? disney's animation studio is hoping t

the streets of downtown chicago will be lined with hockey fan today as the city celebrates the blackhawksstanley cup in five years. tens of thousands of fans are expected to greet the team when the buses arrive for a rally. engulfed, the u.s. open is underway at chambers bay in washington state. rory mcilroy has 13 times this year but michael -- rory mcilroy has won three times this year. shares of fit that -- shares of , a good day for the company and ceo james park who is standing by with leslie picker. leslie: i'm here with james park, ceo of fitbit. a lot of analysts i spoke to said the key for fitbit costs access is the company's innovation. leslie: where is your key focus? james: this year, we are increasing r&d spending. we continue to innovate and hardware. leslie: competition is coming at you on all sides. the apple watch, who wins this market? is it price, style, folks now eddie? -- functionality? james: it is a huge market and there is no one-size-fits-all. we have different price points, platforms. sizes, we want to give people a way to enter our ecosystem. leslie: is it going

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. >> the printers row lit fest killed in downtown chicago. over the next seven hours you will hear from several of his including eric larsen kenneth davis and brian borough. we begin today's coverage with a discussion on politics featuring former president obama adviser david axelrod, offer of believer, nationally syndicated columnist clarence page, author of culture warrior. live coverage from chicago on booktv. >> all right, welcome to be 31st annual chicago tribune printers from it fest. before we get started i would like to send a special thank you to all of our sponsors. today's program is being broadcast live on c-span2's booktv. if there is time at the end for a q&a session with our authors we will ask the line up in front of the microphone so the home viewing audience can answer your questions leave it can keep the spirit of lit fest going year round with a subscription to the printers row journal, the tribune's premium book section, fiction series end of the ship program. ..

. >>> one person is dead eight others injured after a bus hit several cars in downtown chicago.ened in the city's business district. the bus apparently collided with three vehicles, jump add curve and went on -- jumped a curve and went under the sidewalk. the driver was the only person on board the bus at the time. >>> jurors in the trial of james holmes learned more about his state of mind leading up to the colorado theater shooting. in an interview with a court appointed psychiatrist holmes says he called a mental health hot line before the attack and no one answered. >> what led you to make that call? >> just one last chance to see if i should turn back. >> holmes also describes entering the theater, throwing a tear gas canister and opening fire. he says he only stopped shooting because the gun magazine jammed. >>> california is one step closer to becoming the first state to extend health care coverage to children of illegal immigrants. the california senate approved the legislation yesterday. it would allow children under age 19 from low-income families to qualify for medica

. >> terrifying moments on a downtown chicago street in the height of the evening rush.s collided with three cars and several people pinning down one woman underneath. witnesses say the bus was trying to avoid another car when it careened on to a pedestrian plaza. the woman who was trapped later died. the bus was empty at the time. the driver was among seven people injured. >> word the pentagon is among dozens of facilities that may have mistakenly received live anthrax but a defense official denying those reports telling abc news that no live spores were shipped to the pentagon directly and pentagon employees were never at risk. however, the official said the anthrax samples were sent to a contract lab in maryland but diluted before going to a pentagon lab. >>> some chilling evidence played for jurors in the colorado movie theater massacre trial of suspect james holmes. jurors were watching hours of conversations that holmes had with the doctor who performed a court ordered mental evaluation. at one point, holmes says that he called a mental health hot line moments befo

it really his attorney may speak after they leave the courthouse in downtown chicago, and this is the scene of so many illinois politicians who have walked through those doors, sitting congressmen, governors and others and house speaker hastert is on that list. i suspect his attorney will say something today, will defend him for the first time but brooke this silence has been absolutely deafening and it's added to just the questions here that republicans have. >> um-hum, we'll watch to see if his attorney thomas green will speak at any point. we'll head back that way and talk to you as well jeff zeleny thank you so much. >>> the search for two inmates who broke out of prison focused on a small town not too far from that facility two suspicious individuals spotted and reported. we will take you there live. you're watching cnn. [ male announcer ] after john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he founded huntsman cancer institute. to fight cancer in new and different ways like combining 300 years of family histories with health records to treat, predict and in many cases, prevent, cancer

> this is booktv's live coverage of the 2015 "chicago tribune" printers row lit fest held in downtown chicago. you've been listening to david axelrod and clarence page talking. in a few minutes the next panel will start. it will focus on the 1965 selma to montgomery voting rights march. if you're interested in the schedule for the rest of the day, follow us on twitter @booktv. you can also go to our website booktv.org. you can check your cable guide for updates as well as updates on the bottom of your screen throughout the day. you're watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> presidential candidates often he release books to introduce themselves to voters and to promote their views on issues. here's look at some books written by declared candidates for president. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in "one nation." in "against the tide." former rhode island governor lincoln chafee recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in

. >>> this morning, new details about the bus crash in busy downtown chicago, a city bus lost control, slamming into three cars and a pedestrian. the woman crossing this street was pinned under the bus and later died. eight other people were injured. >>> the japanese company that triggered the largest auto recall in u.s. history is still using the same chemicals blamed for its exploding airbags. atakata executive said that it could be used safely in airbags when properly manufactured. but after the recall some automakers questioned why the compound was still being used at all. >>> new fallout from the bribery scandal in world soccer. fifa president sepp blatter has resigned. it could take months to replace him him. >>> dramatic moments in court during the trial of colorado theater shooter james holmes. they heard him on video. saying he tried to call a mental health hot line. >> just one last chance to see if i should turn back, you know? >> holmes said he doubted anyone on the hot line could have stopped him, prosecutors are trying to show holmes was sane at the time of the massacre.

. >> this building right here was 1 00,000 square foot renovation of a loft downtown chicago. most high-end loft renovation that we've ever seen in the city of chicago. that is a spectacular unit. it is on three levels. the ceilings are 12 feet. extremely high-end finishes. it is done by one of the best developers in chicago, lg development. it is just an unbelievable project. we have 41 units there. we've already presold 19 of the 41 without even a sales center. >> that looks spectacular. love it. >>> over to dom for breaking news. >>> right now shares of health insurer humana halted for a volatility trading curve. again this is not news. this has affected the stock has spiked up so much that it has been laltedhalted until things calm down a bit. bloomberg headlines saying aetna is possibly close to a deal to buy humana. remember the "wall street journal report"ed back on the 20th that the two signs were talking. we also have some more headlines as well coming out of this whole situation here that possibly cigna had made an offer to take over the company as well at some point

. >> i our second really downtown urban restaurant, we have one downtown in chicago and we're real excitedut t gotten such great outpouring of support from the community we've hired over 290 local people from the philadelphia community, from outside community, right here we had over 10,000 applications, narrowed it down to 290 people that will just wow the guesses as they come in. >> beautiful space right by del frisco, a right by ocean prime, for frame of reference. for holiday shopping downtown, sorry guys, i know you're working. i appreciate. that will see i told you how much we're working in here. are they going to have this ready by 11:30? >> hey, you know what else they have ready for us, guys? look at this. are you kidding me, jack? you're styling us. look at this spread. can i sit? >> absolutely. >> what are we eating? what are weeing? >> sante fe chicken salad, one of the signatures, avacado egg rolls. mike alex, all i'm saying, back to you guys, we'll eat cheese cake, food, come join us 11:30. >> distinctive restaurant, because when you walk by it, at 15th and walnut it, has inte

. >>> the streets of downtown chicago are filled with hockey nance amid thunderstorms and lightning.khawks' win started at the top of the hour. players are riding through double-decker buses. the party then moves to soldier field, where the chicago bears play. 60,000 free tickets for that rally were available online. there are screens set up inside for those who weren't able to get the tickets. the blackhawks won the cup tuesday night. >>> nonprofit farm in san mateo county that helps hundreds of children and adults, well, they need help themselves. jasper ridge farm arranged to move their facility from gilroy to portolo valley. they raised the money, they got the needed permits and everything seemed fine. but then they found out the cost to grade and excavate the land wouldn't cost the $5,000 that they -- $25,000 that they budgeted. it would cost $200,000. >> we were stunned and horrified. but it felt just like one more hurdle. >> we feel like right now it's beyond us. we need more help. >> right now, they are in the process of transporting animals to the farm from gilroy. desperate

> this is booktv's live coverage of the 2015 "chicago tribune" printers row lit fest held in downtown chicago. you've been listening to david axelrod and clarence page talking. in a few minutes the next panel will start. it will focus on the 1965 selma to montgomery voting rightsested in the schedule for the rest of the day, follow us on twitter @booktv. you can also go to our website booktv.org. you can check your cable guide for updates as well as updates on the bottom of your screen throughout the day. you're watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> presidential candidates often he release books to introduce themselves to voters and to promote their views on issues. here's look at some books written by declared candidates for president. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in "one nation." in "against the tide." former rhode island governor lincoln chafee recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administratio

of incompetence. >> you can watch this and others online at booktv.org. >> booktv is live downtown with chicago from the printers row lit fest. kenneth davis is live neck with his book called the hidden mystery of america at war. you are watching live coverage on booktv on c-span2. >> welcome, everyone to the 31st annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. i would like to say thank you to the sponsors before starting. we are broadcasting live here on c-span2's booktv. we will reserve time at the end of the presentation for audience questions so you can line up here at the microphone off to the side so the live television audience can hear the questions. you can keep the spirit of lit fest going year round with a subscription to the print's role journal that is the premium book series. ... >> marc jacob of the chicago tribune. thank you. [applause] >> hi, thanks for being with us. it's my honor to be interviewing kenneth c. davis here. you know him as the author of the don't know much about series of history he's written for the op-ed page of the new york times, has appeared on npr's "all thi

. >> beyond the fight downtown there's no denying chicago faces an uphill battle.te on a startling pace 161 people killed so far this year. one reason why spike lee and star john cue sack a chicago native believe this movie is important. for now spike lee isn't taking any questions about the film but did give a statement last month. >> a lot of people have -- about so the-called title of the film. know nothing about the movie. >> it is vitally important we try to protect the next generation of kids. give them hope and the opportunity so they can contribute to society. >> a hallmark of all spike lee's films. in this case an entire city is waiting to see if the title gets in the way of that message. brian young, cnn chicago. >> all right. chicago tribune film critic joins me now. michael, welcome. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. i think that -- well baltimore is probably relieved that spike lee isn't making balliraq. i don't know. >> what is that? i'm sorry. >> no >> why chicago? when there are so many cities that are experiencing violent crime or upswings i

place and it's not silicon valley, but some call it silicon prairie as they set their sights on chicago downtownthe buildings, but older prewar spaces. class b where lower rents allow not just for more space, but flexibility. on a prewar building and dialogue chat and the call tracking software company. busting out to make it private when they need them and not when they don't. kitchen and social areas, ping pong and basketball. just keeping them happy and tons of wiring. all in plain view. the money saved on rent goes into that technology and that is what the employees want. not the moahogany walls. the merchandise market yelp came in with 335 mostly millennial employees. they busted out the old window line and opened up the walls and high ceilings and their own apple style bar and the beer bar to go with that and special places to hang. they are building out another floor and expecting more tech demand. the rents are usually about 30% less but higher demand. wherever tech goes and millennials follow. >> diana, looks lovely and very sunny. >> a terrifying fall while skiing in the swiss al ps an

then in chicago dangerous thunderstorms sending people running for cover. you can see a menacing funnel cloud hovering over downtown. >> meteorologist janice dean is here tracking what is heyed for us. >> i am a little concerned because they are already saturated with record setting rainfall. we are getting a deluge until texas and oklahoma. 50 mile per hour sustained wind storms. this is prop cal storm bill. we are seeing a little bit of strengthening here. the gulf of mexico waters are very warm. it is not the winds we are concerned about. wither going to see incredible amounts of rainfall on top of saturated ground. rivers are already running high. this is going to be potential will a devastating situation for these areas. let's take a look at the forecast radar as we go out in time. it's going to make land fall and make its way inland toward the dallas area. houston around the houston area could see 8-12 inches a foot of rain on top of record setting rainfall that they have seen over the last couple of weeks. this could be a really dire situation. folks across texas up toward oklahoma and eventually the ohio ri

. >> in 2012, using the same name, dynasty was arrested by the chicago police department at a string operation at this downtownyoung women caught selling their bodies, dunaway insisted she was working alone. >> do you wish to answer questioning at this time. >> i ain't answering nothing. >> at the time of her arrest she was sharing a woman with another woman and a man she claimed she didn't know. >> who turned you on to backpage. >> i turned myself on it to. >> no one introduced you or told you about it? >> harper has charges in ohio, south carolina and florida for assault, drugs and promoting prostitution. since chicago, msnbc tracked dunaway posting ads in a new city every week. she earned another arrest in louisiana along the wachlt still she insists she's an independent operator. >> are you still with him? >> look at her neck. >> is she tattooed? >> she is inked all over. yeah. >> visible tattooed or being branded is an indication to law enforcement that the girl is owned or controlled by a pimp. >> she does not look well. she's so tiny. >> i have been so tiny my whole life. >> you are looking skinnier tha

chicago's south side and the neighbourhood west of downtown. as you see from the map, no community is immune, and no demographic safe. >> there are kids with post-traumatic stress disorder. there are kids that show the same symptoms as returning war veterans from growing up. >> numbers are startling, they may not tell the whole story. some criminologists say violence peaked decades ago in chicago, and it's on the rebound after years of steady decline >>> tio is the executive director of violence interrupted, a community organization trying to stop the violence in chicago. thank you for being with us this evening. >> glad to be here. >> 1,100 people have been shot on chicago city streets alone. one person decide. six others wounded last night. you say the reason is self hatred. black people hating themselves, is it that simple? >> it's not that simple. there's a long history of of african american youth. not the entire community, but a number that engage in the violent behaviour. i believe it is more self-hatred compared to gang and gun violence

>>darya: the chicago city bus collided with several vehicles that happened last night in the downtownast three of the cars it would alter the sidewalk and at one. a pedestrian was pinned underneath nine people were hospitalized and one patient died investigators said the driver was the only person of the bus at the time of the crash. >>mark: they're set to make the first court appearance he was the rest of suspicion of war and to all the two bought march 12th and have greater early rally sparked by the resignation of police chief is the video from the scene but also by what was shot in the face he told investigators he fired a gun but was a mental else. >>darya: he was charged yesterday in the 1974 death of patricia ross the third year or scorned woman truck from dead in her bed or they say that he did not know her into the apartment and string of her supporters tottery investigating the murder and 2008 he of a suspicion of domestic violence and have given at the ensample they say the sample matched the dna from the scene of the crime. >>darya: the dallas city council to the final vot

chicago 3-2. -- lightning leaves the best the man trying to build a hockey and real estate empire. >> we think we have an exciting opportunity. downtownnded by water on three sides, pretty much a .urface parking lot we think it will be a great location for corporations to move into, for retail and residents. tomorrow night in chicago. that is a look at some of top stories in this hour. in just a few hours, whether to include china shares in the emerging market index. it could mean up to 300 billion dollars of fresh inflows. shares have rallied in the month leading up to the decision and joining me now,., let's make a decision -- a distinction here. what is being considered today? >> what is currently in there is hong kong shares. if you look at the market index, it is 20% of china. all of that is hong kong shares. they are considering adding onshore's -- shares only available to mainland citizens of until now. say start at 5% and an increase up to 13%. you are now looking at about 35%. on top of that, they already shares,y would include chinese companies listed in the u.s. like alibaba, already happening in november. if they decide to

chicago's airports. at one point official he activated the tornado warning siren. prompting downtown workers to scramble away from high rise windows. >>> the massive car recall stemming from faulty air bags just got bigger. honda is adding a million popular models to the list. civic and accords between 2001 and 2007. sometimes the bags open too fast throwing shrapnel. >>> blackhawks win their third stanley cup in six years, beating the lightning in game 6. i'm patricia stark. stay tuned for "hannity o." covering hillary's event in new hampshire. >> my three favorite accomplishments that hillary clinton has done? i -- i have honestly no idea. >> then our hannity producers were at hillary's big speech this weekend and asked her supporters about accomplishments and ongoing scand lgz. >> i couldn't tell you anything she's accomplished but i'm excited about the primaries. >>> carly fiorina and rand paul are here to weigh in. >> jerry seinfeld is too politically correct for you. >> bill maher slams liberal pc people. >> plus, meet a detroit woman who proves bill clinton wrong. she fought o

chicago's airports. at one point official he activated the tornado warning siren. prompting downtownrs to scramble away from high rise windows. >>> the massive car recall stemming from faulty air bags just got bigger. honda is adding a million popular models to the list. civic and accords between 2001 and 2007. sometimes the bags open too fast throwing shrapnel. >>> blackhawks win their third stanley cup in six years, beating the lightning in game 6. i'm patricia stark. stay tuned for "hannity o." covering hillary's event in new hampshire. >> my three favorite accomplishments that hillary clinton has done?

tuesday evening a chicago transit authority bus ended up on the sidewalk with a pedestrian pinned underneath. officials a that the bus collided with several other vehicles in the busy downtown loop district before jumping that curve. eight other people were injured, one of them still in critical condition. >>> and caught on camera in florida an amtrak train crashes in to a car slicing it in half. now, amazingly a all three people inside that vehicle survived with only minor injuries. the accident happened yesterday in jacksonville, in one on that train was hurt. driver was given a nearly $300 particular for trying to cross railroad tracks while the gate arms were down. >>> all right. lets send it over to katie and hear more about this rain. >> thankfully nicole it is a period that we'll brunt of the moisture dip off to the south here today, we will still find some showers around but primarily through southern tear of the delaware valley a and as we go out to the live neighborhood network here, at rehoboth where you can see by the sheen coming off of the boardwalk there it is obviously raining throughout the night currently still is, it is very dreary, kind of raw, out here

a chicago transit authority bus ended up on the sidewalk with a pedestrian pinned underneath. officials say the bus collided with several other vehicles in the busy downtown district before jumping the curb. we know nine people were injured. two of them critically. >>> caught on camera in florida an amtrak train crashed into a car slicing it in half. amazingly all three people in the vehicle survived with only minor injuries. this accident happened in jacksonville this morning. no one on the train was hurt. the driver was given a nearly $300 ticket for trying to cross railroad tracks while the gate arms were down. >>> congress is demanding answers as lawmakers grill amtrak officials and investigators during a hearing about the deadly derailment here in philadelphia. the ntsb has 15 days to determine whether the engineer was using his cell phone at the time of that crash or another hearing will be hell. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has more. >> reporter: frustration is mounting weeks after the deadly amtrak derailment top federal investigators still can't say why it happened or clarify questions about engineer brandon bostian's cell phone use a