BALDWIN: OK, you've been thinking, marinating over the commercial break, talking movies. There is this list of the 25 films chosen today to be preserved in the National Film Institute, two more to add to this list. Did you guess this one? Perfect time of year "A Christmas Story," a classic and for this next one, here's the hint.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Are you crying?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you crying? Are you crying? There's no crying. There's no crying in baseball!</s>BALDWIN: There's no crying in baseball! Of course, it's "A League of Their Own," love that movie. These are a couple of the 25 movies to be preserved in the Library of Congress. Check out the full list, go to loc.gov/film. Now to some pretty crazy video, have you ever seen a mud slide knock a train off its tracks? No? Watch this. That mud slide, right there, down a 100-foot rain-soaked cliff, this is near Everett, Washington, Monday, the area getting hit with stormy weather for a third straight day. You see the freight cars one after another after another, some of them splitting wide open. They were carrying small packages of disinfectant and chemicals. Everything is OK. Officials said says no need to panic, no threat whatsoever to the environment or public health. How about that, though? And we'll be right back.
Films to Be Preserved in Library of Congress; Mudslide Knocks Train Off Tracks