COSTELLO: Taking a look at some top stories at 58 minutes past. Repairs are underway on New York's Metro North rail lines this morning. This after a 4 alarm fire broke out near the 118th Street overpass. It knocked out service last night to trains and (it thwarted) several commuters. This morning some tracks are back online but the NTA's is urging anyone who can work from home, to do so. Look at this daring rescue in Alaska.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MAN: 1, 2 -- you guys ready? 1, 2, 3, go! (inaudible) Go! Go!</s>COSTELLO: Oh wow, the driver of this burning vehicle was unable to escape because his arm was pinned underneath the car. A police officer and several others were finally able to push the car -- they pushed the car just over far enough for the driver to free himself. The driver was treated for smoke inhalation and injuries to his arm. But otherwise, he is very grateful to be alive. Despite long lines snaking through Chicago's O'Hare Airport this morning, officials say help is on the way. The TSA is sending scores of additional officers to the airport, after major delays caused nightmarish lines forcing hundreds of people to miss their flights on Monday. The bomb sniffing dogs are also set to start soon. But it's not yet clear when those additional TSA officers will report for full- time duty. An incredible site in Maine, where a police officer hoping to catch speeding motorists caught something very different instead. A flying meteor. The American Meteor Society said the thing could be seen as far South as New Jersey. Thanks for joining me today. I'm Carol Costello. "AT THIS HOUR" with Berman and Bolduan starts now.
TSA Sending Additional Officers to Chicago Following Mass Complaints About Wait Times.