CABRERA: A frightening few minutes at a ski resort overseas. And a warning, you're about to see some people get hurt.</s>CABRERA: Wow, what a nightmare here. This is a ski lift gone haywire. Suddenly going backward, way too fast, throwing skiers off like rag dolls. This happened in the republic of Georgia Friday. People who weren't thrown off jumped for their lives, at least 10 people were hurt. No official word just yet on how this happened.</s>CABRERA: Well, the feast day of St. Patrick Day traditionally set to honor the patron saint of Ireland has the world seeing green. People across the globe are celebrating the holiday in their own ways with parades and parties, maybe some corned beef and cabbage. Well, even Vice President Mike Pence got in on the action this year in Savannah, Georgia. Over in Chicago, the 55-year tradition of turning the Chicago River green was a success again this year. Lindsey Englebert (ph) captured this incredible time lapse of the Chicago Plumber's Union local 130 channeling their leprechaun luck to turn the river its traditional St. Patty's Day shade of emerald. That's going to do it for me tonight. I'm Ana Cabrera in New York. Thank you for spending part of your St. Patrick's Day with us. I'll be back here tomorrow evening at 5:00 Eastern here in "CNN NEWSROOM." Up next, if you missed last week's premier of "American Dynasties: The Kennedys," don't fear, the first episode re-airs right now. Good night.
Pence Walks in St. Patrick's Day Parade.