they'll be installed in all metra trains by next month. metra facilities and police vehicles will also get the devices. experts say having the defibrillators on board could mean life or death for travellers who suffer a cardiac arrest. the defibrillators are already available in about half of metra trains. students are using how they brick to rest and relax a bunch of others are preparing dilapidated auditoriums at several schools. more on the project. >> hanging out, staying out late sleeping in. not these kids. they're hard at work learning new skills and learning some extra money. >> it started with the metal and black. then we go into the ground. then we do a nice little stain. she is one of 40 students taking part in the auditorium seeding project. a community organization hired students to repair dilapidated auditoriums at various schools throughout the district. the group made up of 20 girls and 20 boys work from 3-8:00 p.m. and paid $10 an hour to the painting, welding carpentry. >> most of the crime is committed between 3-8. it re

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c-t-a, metra and pace ridership is up, but several key improvement projects remain on hold due to insufficientding. this- according to a new transit study being released today by depaul university. wgn's marcella raymond is live at depaul university with details. marcella? nearly two-thirds of all people who work downtown get there by train or bus. writer ship is definitely up. the study covers the three. $2 billion a year is needed to keep the system viable. it would have a negative impact on chicagos global identity. this system is old and unreliable. >> we cease lauzon is cropping up again. the electrical systems are a constant problem for the system. they cannot be fixed with patchwork solutions. they have to keep a longer-term view of the ability of the state of illinois to grow their way out of the economic woes. it will be up to state lawmakers to find the improvement project. any sign of snow today? tom skilling has your full forecast! that was me... the day i learned i had to start insulin for my type 2 diabetes. me... thinking my only option was the vial and syringe dad used. and me.