A young woman in Chicago voices her reaction to violence in Chicago. From the description on YouTube: "Stop the violence in Chicago"

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(03:21) | Source: YouTube | Warning: Language

The earthquake the shook Chicagoland was also felt in in neighboring states. This is footage from the NBC affiliate in Louisville, KY and their morning news which was on air when the quake hit. From the YouTube description: "Earthquake Shakes WAVE Studio - Live newscast when 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit at 4:36 AM."

(01:51) | Source: YouTube

Chicago residents react to an early morning earthquake on Friday, April 17, 2008.

(02:06) | Source: CLTV

Tribune columnist John Kass checks out new developments on the city's Northwest side. "Chicago gangsta rap impresario Rudolph Acosta ... has neighbor problems. He is moving to the Northwest Side, into a new home, a castle, complete with guard dogs and surveillance cameras, the massive stone structure towering over the quiet, tiny bungalows of his neighbors."
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(04:13) | Source: Chicago Tribune

From the description on YouTube: "As you can see, the CTA provided an old wooden platform for us to cross the live tracks. If they had to keep the power on the tracks, couldn't they have used something a bit safer to ensure there was no way someone could accidentally step on the tracks?"

(00:21) | Source: YouTube

Video submitted by a passenger on the Blue Line train that broke down on Tuesday morning.

(00:15) | (00:15) | (00:14) | Uploaded by: Colin, Chicago

Video submitted by a passenger on the Blue Line train that broke down on Tuesday morning.

(00:14) | (00:15) Uploaded by: Colin, Chicago

A CTA Blue Line broke down Tuesday morning leaving people trapped in an underground train tunnel and forcing them to evacuate hours later.

Source: CLTV