the headline there, nine in a serious but stable condition at madigan army medical center. remember we are only talking about one of the hospital's receiving victims but nine in serious, stable condition. sort of chilling words for anybody watching this, family members of patients welcome to come to the emergency room, we will facilitate finding your family members. it just points to the terror that so many families knowing their loved ones were on this train will be going through now as they try to find out how they are doing and indeed where they are. frightening time for anybody that knows anybody. >> harris: all of this gives us a better picture on what was going on on the ground. i mentioned earlier, a spokesperson for the sheriff's department who joined us live, we had less of an idea what was happening on the actual interstate five and we did the trains necessarily. but now learning of all the cars that were upside down, semi trucks overturned on the freeway and the injuries, the level of injuries playing out as this was happening gives us a little more texture. in t

on the show his statement is he beats madigan some of the time. news. >> mike: a much needed late surge from the "star wars" movie. it's been a very tough year for the movie business. correspondent claudia cowan tells us why from los angeles. >> it's alive. >> while the year's top movie beauty and the beast earned more than half a billion dollars, there was no fairy tale ending at holiday's box office. studio figures for 2017 have revenues down 2.5% from last year to just over $11 billion. and attendance predicted to slip 4% to 1.25 billion tickets sold in north america. lowest level since 1995. >> i used to go all the time. i rarely go now. >> blame it on bad original movies. lackluster sequels and stiff competition from streaming services like amazon and netflix. >> have you more content on more platforms available more than at any other time in our history. while the movie theater experience remains singular and essential, it's not the only game in town. movie is part of what brings peesm out to theaters. greg foster says the cinema showing tho

you've been talking to the madigan army medical center. what are you learning?ere sent here, john, because this hospital is just four to five miles away from the crash site. it is the closest one. so that's why so many immediately were taken here. but there were so many patients transported that they went all along the i-5 corridor as there are several hospitals that we've been checking in with. as far as madigan, 19 transported, 12 remain, 9 in serious but stable condition, 3 in fair and 5 of those 12 i just talked about, they've been admitted to the icu because their injuries are so severe. those injuries are fractures and broken bones, say the hospital. it's consistent if you're thrown at a high rate of speed, all of those people are suffering from fractures and broken bones and one other thing, john, that we found quite interesting, this is a military hospital. the doctors, though they are civilians, there are military doctors here with a unique background. they are able to respond to those large traumas, some of them who have even been in combat situations.

we know for instance, that the madigan army medical center on the joint base of lewis-mcchord near bike seven patients. nine of those are in serious, and 11 reported to be in fair conditions. >> shepard: information from the mayor at that give a warning about the strain? >> this is mayor don anderson. he is the mayor of lakewood, immediately north of where this terrible accident happened. he warned exactly two weeks ago in a council meeting that some sort of accident with this new high-speed train and track was virtually inevitable. he called on the department of transport officials and he is now confirmed those comments to us that he told officials to go back and look at further upgrades in terms of safety. he said there was bound to be an accident here. they are terribly prophetic words we are hearing today. >> shepard: thank you, jonathan hunt. we are hearing from a woman, she and her friend saw the train going by, and chatted about up for they relied something terrible happen. this is what they told our five station, kc pq and seattle. we were commenting, what a great ride it is a f

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