Bus, Light-Rail Train Collide in Houston
SANCHEZ: I got two new developments that I want to share with you. One involves video. The other one involves the tweet. Let's say -- let's start with the video first. This is an accident in Houston, Texas. I think we have got some pictures that we can share with you. There it is. It's a light-rail train that crashed with a bus. And we told you at one point that all we knew was that one person had been taken away in a stretcher. Now we're told 18 people may have been injured and either treated or taken to the hospital as a result of this accident. So, again, this is in Houston, Texas. It's a light-rail train that crashed with a bus. It looks like the bus actually crashed into the train. Those are live pictures from the scene. Pardon me. No, that's tape. I apologize. That's tape that we have collected from the scene from about, oh, 20 minutes ago. As we get more information on this, I'm going to share it with you. Here's another development, story, and this comes in the form of a tweet. You know that we like to collect on a list that we keep. It's called Rick's List. You can go to it, by the way, and have access to it yourself by just going to my Twitter account, right, which is RickSanchezCNN. All right, we told you about what the president's plan was to undo President Bush's plan on No Child Left Behind. Well, here's the NEA, National Education Association. It's a huge union that represents millions and millions of teachers all over the country. They don't like President Obama's plan. Again, they don't like President Obama's plan. They're saying: "NEA president on blueprint proposal -- quote -- 'We are disappointed.'" And then they give a URL there where you can go if you want to get more information from them. So, we thought we would share that with you, so you get more information on this story that we have been covering today, which, as I said, at the beginning of the newscast, is a story that affects our children. All right. Making today's list now, the list that you don't want to be on, an obvious choice, FOX News host Glenn Beck. Here's why Glenn Beck is chosen today. He has created a firestorm from Christian groups for suggesting that they should not advocate social justice. First, let me tell you what Mr. Beck said on his show March 2 -- quote -- "I beg you. Look for the words social justice or economic justice on your church Web site. If you find it, run as fast as you can. Social justice and economic justice are code words. I am advising people to leave their church. Yes" -- stop quote. Those are Beck's comments, comments that have now created the National Council of Churches, an umbrella organization for Christians around the country, to shoot back at Glenn Beck, to criticize Glenn Beck. Some other groups are also calling for a boycott of Glenn Beck. And many are pointing out that what he says goes against his own church. Beck publicly describes himself as a Mormon. They talk about social justice. There -- then there's "TIME" magazine. Amy Sullivan has written about this extensively. Here's what she says. Here's a quote: "He managed to outrage Christians in most mainline Protestant denominations, African-Americans congregations, Hispanic churches, and Catholics, who first heard the term social justice in papal encyclicals, and have a little something in their tradition called Catholic social teaching, not to mention the teaching of a certain fellow from Nazareth, who was always blathering on about justice." Glenn Beck stirring up a furor among some Christians, finding himself in it because of what he said,. And that's why he's on the list that you don't want to be on. (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, "LARRY KING LIVE") LARRY KING, HOST, "LARRY KING LIVE": Now, a baby was born to this woman.</s>ELIZABETH EDWARDS, WIFE OF FORMER SENATOR JOHN EDWARDS: Right.</s>KING: He said he would take a test.</s>EDWARDS: Yes.</s>KING: Is he going to take a test?</s>EDWARDS: I have no idea.</s>SANCHEZ: What would John Edwards' wife say about Rielle Hunter's revealing interview in "GQ"? I'm going to share story with you in a little bit. Also, who is on our list of the most intriguing person in the news today? Here's a hint. She's not fond of Obama or Bush. Stay with us. We will be right back.