BALDWIN: Now to that South Korean ferry disaster and questions about some renovations that happened just last year, a South Korean lawmaker says that the top floor of this ferry was actually expanded to make room for extra cabins, and investigators now want to know if these additions made this ferry more likely to capsize. We do know that they suspect the ship was not overloaded with cargo at the time it began to list and tip over. Rescue divers have now pulled 180 bodies from the wreckage. One- hundred-twenty-two remain missing. And authorities also arrested more employees today, so that number is up to 14. Fourteen crewmembers face charges now. [A portion of this transcript has been removed]</s>BALDWIN: Coming up, video you absolutely have to see. You know where the tallest building in the world is? Looks perfectly nice to me to look at it from the ground. Imagine doing this, jumping off of it. More of this stunning base- jumping video here. Also ahead, tonight is the series of the special CNN series, "CHICAGOLAND." I talk to rapper, artist, philanthropist Common and what he says is his most important duty as a person who calls Chicago home, next.
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