he goes to a luncheon with his father at the chicago athletic association. it is one of the ritziest restaurants in town. he and his dad sit and have a nice lunch while mayhem is unfolding that was his doing. the menu for the chicago athletic club has things like oysters, devil crab, filet ladyfingers, and they had a nice lunch. they mapped out how to defend themselves legally and how they would get out of this mess. since erickson, the chief engineer, who risked his neck to save as many people as he could. after erickson nearly drowned and snaked his way through a porthole -- he was a diminutive man. they nicknamed him, "slim." he got rope and saved five children who were drowning and hanging onto things. honorable, admirable guy in trying circumstances. not so with walter steele. he has this nice lunch with his dad and begins to map out a legal defense, hiring the best lawyers in chicago and defends the captain, but not erickson. erickson is left to fend for himself. he knew that erickson had told the authorities that steele had postponed the work. he is l

he would go to the chicago athletics club. the day he spoke with joseph ericson about making repairs one of the most fascinating things, to me, was that ericson told the police chief in his office that steele was wearing overalls. he was wearing overalls. the man never would have worn overalls. there was something about that detail that rang true to me. he was concerned about the ship and ended up deciding to postpone the work. when erickson talked about the conversation, he remembers that he was wearing overalls. it is that kind of concrete particular that makes you really believe that it was true. ericson never wavered. he could have been found liable for not taking more steps into looking into the safety of the ship. i'll come to you next. questioner: what happened to erickson? >> his life was short, unfortunately. he was drafted into the army corps of engineers. he was a brave and able runner of men. he ran engine rooms that took american troops over to the european theater. he died an untimely death. later, i touch on thi

incredible to see athletes with injuries in their free time. >>> we start with chicago. and blue jays tied up. chicago crushes a walk off solo homer if for 7-6 white sox evict i -- sox victory. >> it gets by the left fielder. >> he will score. >> motors around for a two run inside the park home run. royals win it 9-7. incredible performances there. yeah, let's get an update on weather. how's it looking out there? >> starting out with thunderstorms stretching from the southern plains once again up to ohio valley. so cleveland, you're in on those thunderstorms this morning. louisville as well west of oklahoma city. you're going to get in on the action. this is still associated with the front. it's a slow mover and going to make for severe weather today through the mid atlantic. right now we are looking at a slight risk for severe weather that will be from washington, baltimore, right up through the philly area by later this afternoon. what we're looking at is damaging winds, flash flooding can't rule out a tornado or two, isolated tornado. the real threat is going to be wi

include alaska airlines and cbs srks cvs health will kick off with a job fair this chicago next month. >>> young athletes have a hemoglobinerer risk-- higher risk for more surgeries. >>> yellow was gold at the box office this weekend as the men i don't knows took in an estimated $115 million. then jurassic world in second. let's check on the weather. >> loved the minions this weekend. as we watch what's happening this week, starting off with a risk of strong storms from illinois back to kentucky. wet weather along the midatlantic states. western two thirds of the country. a few hitter rhit or miss thunderstorms. we are looking at the strong storms making their way into the mid tlek and southeastern atlantic states. wet weather in the northeast. again the sunshine continues out west. 78 in los angeles. perfect day although they need the rain. they t >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures are going up this morning. and we're already at 69 degrees in the east bay. san francisco at 64 degrees. and we see a lot of sunshine as we start out the day. we'll see more of it as we go into the af

spectators and athletes after thursday's death of carlos silva, a competitor in the world police and fire games. it was a tough reality for mark buckley, a swimmer and retired firefighter from chicago. >> yeah. sad. been been buckley didn't know silva, a police investigator from brazil but their bond reflects the tight relationships that many athletes form here. >> it is a combination of respect and camaraderie and it just makes you feel good to be part of something like this. >> the guys that protect us every day ourselves my partners. >> reporter: the accident happened when a cyclist blew a tire and lost control during a time trial in prince william forest park. shauna quigg lakers proud winner of multiple medals from british columbia, couldn't separate her wins from such a loss. >> one of my silvers is actually in a team that we called ourselves the braz zim plus one and i was a plus one and i swam with three brazilian women. i just know that those girls are going to be devastated. >> reporter: two other riders were seriously injured a man from gettysburg, pennsylvania, and another from canada. a lot of respect and it's just sad. >> reporter: inspector carlos silva, you can see

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