does. they teach us critical thinking. they teach us situation awareness and i don t want anybody to think that i was wreckless in any way because i actually calculated and i attribute a lot of the training that i had from tsa to this. that s great. and you weren t looking to get famous or anything like that. you stopped the train, the lady was pulled up by somebody else, and then you got on another train and you went to work. you didn t take a bow. the video went viral. eddie, you are a hero, sir. thank you very much for being in the rye place at the right time and doing the right thing. thank you. and i m not a hero. it wasn t a big deal. you are. a lot of people wouldn t do that. well, believe it or not, the people that i work with, my counterparts, i believe they would have done the same thing in my situation. i know that we need each other. that s great. eddie pala contribution o, thank
you could put that on your keys. that is correct. a great idea. stay safe out there. we have those warnings in effect across the midwest. it s a big issue. good work, maria. i didn t nope about the back win i didn t know about the back window rather than the window in front of you. thanks, maria. straight ahead, he was running for congress but just got sentenced for voterç fraud. this is not the only case. our next guest says america s election system broken. with only moments to react, a t.s.a. agent saves a woman from a subway track. he is a hero and joining us live coming up.
sweatshirt on. when i had the orange sweatshirt, i said okay. the train is far enough for me to be able to jump to the tracks, wave to try to stop it before any more harm came to the person on the tracks. that s what i did. that s amazing. you actually thought, well, this train has to stop in order for me to survive? i really did. i really believe that if i could get the attention of the driver, of the cta train and wave, that i would be fine. i didn t try to jump up and down because i wanted him to make sure that he focused on me and at the floor level so if i had to move at the last minute, he would at least know that there was something wrong and maybe stop the train if the person couldn t get up in time. a little prayer is this something you re trained to do, the tsa actually trains you to rescue as well? well, believe it or not, tsa
daring tsa agent in an orange sweatshirt. that would be eddie waving on the tracks trying to stop a chicago subway before it hit a woman who had fallen off the platform. she said she slipped. his quick thinking saved the woman and he joins us right now. paint the scene what, were you witnessing and what were you thinking as you saw that woman on the tracks and the train barreling down? all i heard was somebody yell, she fell, she fell. and the train is coming. but because i was ready to go to work and i was going northbound and my train was coming, i looked on the track and i didn t see anybody. but then i saw, from my peripheral vision, commotion on the opposite track. i walked over and i saw somebody laying on the tracks. my first instinct was, it was a child because of the size. when i looked the other way, the train was coming. so i looked at myself and realized i had an orange