we are at lauriston and ridge. that's a main road here. they've put some cardboard under that truck to try to give it some traction. we contacted the water department about what happened here, they tell us it's an 8-inch main that has been leaking and that's where all of this water has come from. it's just a froze sheen sheet o. when we arrived here, there was another car stuck in this ice. we'll show you some video from that, from this morning. she tells me she was coming back from the gym, lives at the top of the hill, and she's from iowa, so she figured she's pretty good at navigating this, but the ice was just too thick. take a listen. >> i was driving up the road and then my tire got stuck, so i tried to back up into ridge, but then i got stuck in this ice path and i'm worried if i go back any further, i'm going to hit the house or go back into ridge. >> reporter: and take a look at what is out here right now. that's cat litter you're seeing on top of this ice. she said a neighbor came by, put that out there to try to help her out and

if you do a lincoln-related topics -- of the every statue it seems, was lauriston bullard who won a pulitzer for reporting on the socko and vanzetti case of -- second one vanzetti vanzetti case. he covered a lot of the lincoln imagery area at peterson also was an expert on lincoln imagery as well, he kept writing wonderful things about it. kirk savage taught us to be sensitive about race when we look at sculpture of lincoln. even the images of his which appear to be him freeing enslaved persons are problematic in the relationships that they show between lincoln and the enslaved persons. much is needed there. then, anything from the presidential library and museum in springfield, -- have you all been there? it is wonderful. i am envious that you are from illinois, many of you. there wasin ohio, and a story that lincoln had come to my little small town, visiting the hotel. i don't know that it is true, i hope that it is true. but it mattered a great deal. right at the end of our alley. we grew up with the presence of lincoln, which was really something. alrigh, this is a wonderful chicago pati

lincoln-related topic, one of the topics is an old classic, everything, every statue it seems was covered by lauriston bullard, who got in trouble early in his life for stealing lincoln all right and lincoln artifacts, but then i won a pulitzer for reporting on the case in 1927, two italian fish mongers who were accused of an arkism and executed. the peterson is brilliant. harold holzer is the preeminent expert on lincoln imagery, bar none. and i've chosen an older source for him, but he keeps writing wonderful things. kirk savage taught us to be sensitive about race when we look at sculpture of lincoln. even the images of lincoln that appear to be freeing enslaved persons are problematic in the relationships they show between lincoln and the enslaved person. so much needed. and then finally, anything from the abraham lincoln presidential line sandrear museum. have you all been to springfield? have you all gone to see? well, wonderful. you'll make it down there. i'm envious that you're from illinois, many of you. i grew up in ohio, and there was a story that lincoln had come to my little small town, a