we are acting quickly because the situation in police stations is inhumane. reporter: after landing in chicago from texas, maiker calcano and myra falcone, were only told a call 311, the city s health line, but they say they didn t get any help, and spent the night at the air airport. you were at the airport, a church? a hospital, a shelter, another hospital, and now you are here? six places? and how much time? two weeks. alderman sigcho-lopez told us at last count there were at least 600 migrants, mostly from venezuela and chicago s police stations and airports. that church we showed you relocated eight families from this police station behind me. we were just inside, and there are at least 60 migrants in the station right now. norah? norah: adriana diaz, thank you. ot today in san francisco following the district attorney s decision to not file charges in the shooting death of
pilot asked to switch runways and land at a different runway. he was assigned runway three and asked to land at runway i, and there were no other planes in the airspace of the air airport other planes in the airspace of the airairport did not other planes in the airspace of the air airport did not see an issue with that but they said they did not get any problems reported from the pilot, but it was surely after that decision to switch runways was given the all clear that that plane crash landed, and we still don t know why. in the past, as i mentioned, there had been a number of fatal accidents in the air here in nepal and in the past some of that has been blamed on poor regulation, old aircraft that have not been updated, and of course the terrain in this country. this is a himalayan mountain region where the weather can change at the last minute and that can make for a very tricky flying conditions. but as i say anything anyone has said is pure speculation at the moment as this inves
gotten better. lawrence: really? lawrence: you can design an entire set with legos. carley: because of inflation there was a new york post article that said toys are getting smaller. they re getting smaller because the toy manufacturers are trying to save on plastic because everything is so expensive. steve: we had the guy from i want to say and see a toy company in los angeles and he was joining us last year they had i think ten or 20 toys under $10. this year they have 200 because so many people are on a budget. not only are you shopping today we were also traveling today. the day after you had a great big meal. if you are headed to the air airport, and your mom or some loved one has packed up a bunch of cranberry sauce or something like that and you are wondering will this be allowed by the tsa,
[laughs] [laughs] [cheers and applause] is to write about that dear member one lululemon there were these pants and turned out that they were too thin like all you can see everything. i was like who told the girls? why would we greg: you sick little man that s what you got divorced. hanging out in front of the old jim on? jamie: dude, i m an independent i m the worst health insurance i probably spend more on that then. when i have my first was $8,000 out-of-pocket. crazy expensive iva sprain or break, i lay behind my back on the x-ray machine at the air airport. [laughs] [laughs] greg: that s a good idea, good idea. [laughs] [laughs] does this upset you larry?