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Doesn't know its history is like an individual who's lost his memory. both result in confusion, disorientation, and darkness. and it would really help to have a president who would at least watch some children's videos to find out what kind of country we've got. i'll even send him some, so he can watch them. u.s. military leaders and intelligence officials are considering taking out an american al qaeda suspect in pakistan by a drone strike. the final decision on whether or not to go ahead with the strike would be up to the president. but where do we draw the line between protecting americans ...

Week. that cold snap that socked the nation has now turned deadly. taken the life of a homeless man in new hampshire. >> the cold is also being blamed for a lot of car accidents like this one here in new york. a massive 32-car pileup, as a result of black ice that quickly formed on an expressway. this was a mess-however, the injuries from that scene luckily are said to be minor. a tragic drowning in chicago after a tourist to the city fell into the icy chicago river. the 30-year-old was walking with friends when she apparently slipped early tuesday morning. rescue crews slipped under the ice...

The river. apparently slipping after walking alongside the river. a 32 man was rescued in time. hypothermia can set in very, very quickly. >> as your temperature goes down, your disorientation occurs, you get very confused. it's hard for people in the water -- >> indra petersons is tracking all the weather. >> good morning. >> we know, no maps this morning. a little difficulty. i'm going to give you what you need to know before you go out. here's the best part, it's not snowing unless. you want to be careful on this morning hours. very cool temperatures. a little surprise here. we've got maps ...

Train crash. >> nic let me bring you back into this conversation. you were in a train crash yourself. tell us when that happened, what it was like. >> wolf, it was a long time ago. 1984. i was on my way to start literally my first day at work. the train was traveling from ed inbro to london. i was in a tiny sleeper car. the train was going too fast, tried to go around a 50-mile-per-hour bend 90 miles per hour. the train came off the car they was in and ended up climbing the embankment, twisting on its side, smashing into a house. fortunately there were no fatalities because the leading cars th...

Perhaps this goes to addressing just what the safety belts can achieve. the train was traveling in edinborough to london. i was in a tiny sleeper car. the train was going too fast. it tried to go around a 50-mile-an-hour bend at 90 miles an hour. the train came off the car that i was in, ended up climbing the embankment, twisting on its side, smashing into a house. fortunately, there were no fatalities because the leading cars that took the brunt of the accident, you only had a limited small area to fall out of your bed and hit the wall. i broke my wrist putting my hand out to stop me as we hi...