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mike tobin there with the very latest. hey, mike. >> reporter: hey, neil. a source for the airline says they expect this ground stop to lift any minute now. but if you look the ripple effect has already happened. these four people haven't even made it through ticketing. they haven't made it to the tsa line yet, they're just stuck here in chicago. if you're anywhere from l.a.x. to laguardia, why do you care? you probably know after this winter, when o'hare backs up, the nation backs up. the source right now they say is an air traffic control tower in which smoke poured into the second floor. the faa said that was a motor with the heating and cooling system that went into the ventilation and caused all of the smoke to pour into the second floor. the air traffic controllers were allowed back in at 1:00 but you still have the backup and ground stoppage in effect. according to flightaware.com, just about 500 flights were cancelled going out of o'hare today. over 500 are delayed out of chicago midway 81 cancelled, 111 delayed. when you look at the board downstair

mike tobin, thank you. >> fox news alert. new job numbers just out this morning showing the unemployment rate dropped to 6.3% in april, the lowest level in more than five years. with the nation's economy adding a higher than forecast 288,000 jobs. our live chat is up and running. we want to hear from you as always. what do you think about the state of the economy and jobs? so just go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. and click on, america's asking, to get in on the chat. jon: well the oscar pistorius trial set to resume on monday the olympian accused of murdering his girlfriend. coming up the evidence that the judge will have to consider there. >>> plus violent clashes between protesters and riot police in seattle. we'll break down what happened and why. a live report coming up next. [shouting] nowchoose one option fromith red lothe wood-fire grill,trios! one signature shrimp dish, and a pasta. all on one plate. three delicious choices. all for $15.99 for a limited time only! come sea food differently today! woman: this is not exa

mike tobin is live at o'hare in chicago. >> things are clipping along here at o'hare. most of you have probably been to o'hare and if you have seen the tsa line, it's been worse than now. it's been medium to lying all throughout the day. the big travel day was yesterday. just shy of a quarter people moved through chicago's o'pair airport. american airlines saying they're seats are 95% full, and since o'hey is an important indicator for the rest of the nation, when you look at the big board, the words canceled, and delayed, to dot appear. only the words on time. that's your situation in the sky. sunny keys. now adam housely in los angeles. >> here at the capital of the car culture in california, no delays. this is the 405 freeway. the busiest urban freeway in the country, right now moving along at a good crip. aaa says it will be much busier today. gas prices are down but still more than 4.25 on average per gallon. mean something people are staying home. >> have to pay a little extra for the gas. have to absorb this year. >> it is expensive to goo anywhere. i usually dr

mike tobin found out the hard way. he's live in michigan to tell us about his firsthand experience. did you learn, mike? >> well, sadly, gretchen, just yesterday, two healthy men drowned in lake michigan. they succumbed to the cold water while rescuers were searching for them. that's a sad example but it supports the coast guard's push to get everyone to buy one of these if you're out on the water. it helps them save lives. when rescuing victims from frigid waters like the great lakes, the personal locater beacon or plb can make the difference. >> as soon as you activate it, we're notified. if you have one with a gps enabled, we can locate you. >> the coast guard gave me a plb and some alone time in the icy water, five miles out in lake huron. 52 seconds after activating the beacon, rescuers onshore were notified. >> frigid water like this, you've got about 15 minutes until severe hypothermia starts setting in. after that, a host of complications and your ability to survive goes down dramatically. even the coast guard helicopter needs specific navigation to arrive on time. >> from h

if given the scale of destruction hundreds of houses buried under of the building of the action on tobin said relief operations have to sell. devastated villages more bad debt. jogging with all that people have lost their lives but they have lost all their belongings and we cannot live here anymore it was a blur under tents provided by nearby villages i know about it the madam of a new love. a massive asteroid when it's a bit flooding in recent days i buy reeks of houses offered little protection against the rising waters and torrents of mud. located on the revenue going on in one of the survivors of right now we need tents so we can be sheltered from the rain around seven hundred houses are under threat of more flooding and landslides there appears a floating in the area is therefore balance where water can flow into here it is sin afghan president karzai expressed discontent insists the families of victims to the thousands of displaced he's announced a day of national mourning on sunday this is a breach of the smaller stores are pulling on full swing to the sectarian violence in northe

with mike tobin at chicago's o'hare airport how fliers are reacting to it, and trace gallagher on the money that is supposed to prevent it, and terry price on where there's any safe place to fly. >> two united airlines flights came dangerously close to each other. less than a mile separated them laterally. less than 400 feet separated them vertically. we have segments from the very urgent conversation between united flight 346 and flight 601 as the town urges one plane to stop the turn. united 601, united 601, stop the heading. stop the right turn right there, sir. now, radio conversations with the pilot, you can hear one of them say he done understand what happened. another one said you're right on top of each other from my perspective. it looked pretty gnarly. we have had mixed reactions. some say they're confident with flies, others are nervous. the faa statement seems to point toward the tower itself. they said an air traffic controller ininstructed the pilot of 601 to make a right turn after departing from runway nine. the controller then noticed that aircraft was heading into th

mike tobin is live with the storiment safe to say you're probably being want right now. >> over my shoulder the 24,000 public and privity cam florida the city of chicago. there are few places to go in the city of big shoulders without being caught on camera or reported. of the 348 traffic cameras, two-thirds of those are being retrofitted with swivels so they can see everything in the intersection, and that has the attention of the aclu. >> what this new technology permits is for these cameras to now be integrated into the massive surveillance camera system that the city of chicago now has. so the cameras can be switched, if you will, from being traffic safety devices to being part of a broader surveillance system. >> and the aclu says what is really missing here is a set of guidelines to say a government employee can't use a camera to track, say, an ex-girlfriend or politician can't track an opponent, and those guidelines need to be made public. >> begin the number of cameras, any evidence they're effective at producing accidents, deterring crimes? >> well, the aclu says they don't reduce

mike tobin is live. police say this thing was on the verge of happening, mike. >> reporter: it's really only by a couple of strokes of luck that's plan did not execute. police say the 17-year-old had spent at least ten months, meticulously planning this attack to, quote, kill as many students as he could he had successfully built bombs, built an arsenal of weapons and loaded the bombs with shrapnel that tear into flesh of victims. it was neighbor8ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ whm acting suspiciously around the storming facility and called the police, and stopped the plot. >> he shut the door and i thought it looked funny because normally you see people come here, opportunity take ten minutes to open up a storage shed. >> police say the pick idolized the killers from the columbine massacre and originally intended to time his attack for the anniversary of the columbine attack. that was april 20th. fell on easter sunday, no one would be in school. >> did anybody see signs of trouble? you find that in cases like this. people

mike tobin is live and following it live in our newsroom this afternoon. this is a dramatic escalation in this cartel's reach, isn't it? >> you see a few things about the cartels here. you see the brutality of the mexican cartels and you see the sophistication of them as a business. for starters, the fact they had this stash house, a distribution hub in the midwest, also, when there was a problem with inventory the missing meth and cash, they subcontracted a gang to go to minneapolis. >> to put an analogy to this, this is a situation where very valuable property was lost, a loss to the organization, the organized crime entity. what they did was they sent their loss prevention people out to find out exactly what occurred. >> the primary product for them in the midwest is heroin. when the u.s. cracked down on the precursor chemicals for meth amphetamine, that shut down the mom and pop labs and drove the drugs to across the border of mexico where they can get them straight from asia. >> the cartel hired a gang to find the kids and now the cartel and the gang

bill: mike tobin is live in area. >> reporter: john deluck first planned to kill his family. then start a fire distracting first responders. then head off to the school. set off pressure cooker bombs filled with shrapnel. anyone not killed by the bombs would be killed with the gun. it all came because a neighbor saw the teenager looking suspicious around a storage unit. >> by doing the right thing, unimaginable tragedies were prevented. >> reporter: according to the complaint he gave the police the key to the gun safe at home. 7 weapons were found in the house along with 3 completed bombs. ladue. police knew something was happening but they didn't know where to point to until they got the tip. no one saw this coming. the superintendent of schools said he was a good kid. he was an honorable student. he didn't hang with the popular kids but he was not anou an -- s not an out cast. >> he's real smart and has a lot of things going for him. unfortunately he just took the wrong papt i guess. >> reporter: the plans show he planned to carry out the attack april 20, the anniversary of

in the room with me is thomas george tobin, is that correct?> correct. >> did you see any blood in the water or anything like that? >> well, that's part of it. she was scalped, and there was no blood. >> okay. >> so pretty much we knew then the heart wasn't beating. >> once they were able to pull her away, how did he let go? >> he didn't. >> he never let go of the -- >> of the arm. >> he swallowed it. >> so the arm is nowhere -- >> right. >> on behalf of the federal government, he is basically suggesting that swimming with orcas is inherently dangerous and you can't predict the outcome when you enter the water or their environment. >> the crux of the osha case, stay out of the proximity of the animals and you won't get killed. >> it will have a ripple effect through the whole industry. this was national headline news. >> seaworld whale performances may never be the same. >> right now the theme park is arguing in court to keep the whale trainers in the world, something osha says is extremely dangerous. >> these are wild animals and they are unpr

in the room with me right now is thomas tobin, is that correct? >> correct. >> did you see any blood in the water or anything like that? >> well, she was scalped. and there was no blood. so pretty much we knew then that the heart was not beating. >> once he pulled away -- he never let go of the arm? >> he swallowed it. >> so the arm is nowhere -- >> right. >> on behalf of the federal government, basically suggesting that swimming with orcas is inherently dangerous and you can't completely predict the water or their environment. >> stay at a proximity with the animals and you won't get killed. >> it will have a ripple effect through the whole industry. this is national headline news. >> seaworld's whale performances may never be the same. >> right now the theme park is arguing with the court to keep the whale train eers in the wat something that osha says is extremely dangerous. >> we don't speak whale or tiger or monkey. >> and tempers flared, when they suggested that seaworld only made changes when dawn brancheau's death only outraged the public.

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