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Personal items like some family photos and a family bible. cecilia vega, abc news, dallas. a teenager from the chicago area is facing terror related charges after being arrested over the weekend. fbi says 19-year-old muhammad hamzah khan wanted to join isis. he was arrested saturday night at o'hare trying to board a plane for austria with a connecting flight to turkey. from there agents say he was to be smuggled into syria. flights are getting back to normal in chicago after an equipment problem caused extensive delays. at one point o'hare and midway came to a halt with no takeoffs or land...

Affiliate there. kdfw, on the ground. we're trying to get more information as we speak, as we get there, we'll bring it to you here on fox. another rough day before critical lawmakers for gm's new boss on capitol hill. mary barra faced interrogation from senators over the automaker's disastrously slow lesponse to a relatively inexpensive equipment problem. mike emanuel reports today senators are talking crime and punishment. >> we now know on day two of lawmakers grilling the new ceo of general motors about faulty ignition switches linked to at least 31 crashes and 13 fatalities, a key repub...

Of the flights out of dfw airport yesterday were canceled, 50% of them canceled today. at least the good news is that there's not more rain and sleet falling on the round here today, but because the temperatures are so low and will stay below freezing for at least another day and a half or so, this cannot melt away, deb? >> and, ed, at the airport do they even have the de-icing machines that you find in chicago or new york or elsewhere? >> reporter: they definitely have that. you know, the equipment problem really has more to do with the roads, i mean, this -- an event like this only happens e...

The track itself. could be an equipment problem. or could it be operator error. the engineer of the train who happened to be an experienced conductor, he had operated this route many times before. he could have just made a mistake in coming to the turn too fast. 70 mile-per-hour speed limit up north supposed to be doing 30 miles per hour in the curve. so we want to know what it was because if there's any improvements to be made we want to make them. this is a very heavily traveled route. we want on time performance. but more than anything we want safe performance. that's why i'm glad the ntsb ...

Information, it brings up the possibility, perhaps, pilot error, of course, ntsb is investigating all of this, so they will make the determination as far as what went wrong. we also know they will continue to analyze the cockpit voice recorders and we may get more information tomorrow. >> renee, hold on for a moment. kevin hyatt is joining us now on the phone. he's president and ceo of flight safety foundation, outside of washington, alexandria, virginia. he is a former pilot who flew 787s. kevin, what do you make of this new information coming in from the ntsb? >> well, it's very interesting....