BALDWIN: All right, coffee lovers. I know you sat there. You marinated over this over the break. What is the most caffeinated cities? You saw five, four, and three. Coming at number two, you have New York City where three times, just about, the national average on cups of coffee. The number one, most caffeinated city is -- wait for it. Chicago. Chicago apparently, you guys drink lots of coffee there. Let's take to a city not on that, not on that list. Washington, D.C., we are now getting the first bits of video of that earthquake from inside, these are images, from inside the Washington monument. We just turned this video around from the National Park service. These are images as people are racing down the stairs. Wouldn't you be as well from surveillance cameras inside when the 5.2 magnitude quake hit the east coast late last month. The monument has since been closed while engineers check out damage including four cracks in the marble. Look at everyone get out of there. A couple of hours ago, the park service did tell us, the Washington monument is structurally sound. I'm quoting, "it is not going anywhere" they say, but they're still trying to figure out when repairs will be made and when the beautiful monument will be reopen. Coming up, the Conrad Murray trial kicking off tomorrow. Sunny Hostin is on the case, next.
Most Caffeinated Cities; Inside View of a Quake