LEMON: Talk about a wild ride. Whoa! This is the picture that has people talking after today's Aaron's 499 race at the Talladega Motor Speedway -- Superspeedway, I should say, in Alabama. And here's how it all happened. Driver Carl Edwards tries to block a move from the eventual race winner, but when he does, his car goes airborne over the hood of another car, and then into a fence. Oh, there it is right there. Flying debris injured seven fans. Two of them went to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Non-life threatening. As for Edwards? He jogged across the finishing line with fans cheering him on. And there is that video that you see from the dashboard from inside of the car. Those guys are lucky to be walking around. Let's go straight now to CNN severe weather center and Jacqui Jeras, where she is talking about parts of the Plains. They're facing a dangerous storm threat tonight. And what kind of problem is this going to pose, if any, for the commute tomorrow, Jacqui?</s>LEMON: All right. Thank you very much, Jacqui. It wasn't good news, but we appreciate it. Thank you. A developing story to tell you about tonight involving the U.S. auto industry. The United Autoworkers Union has reached a deal with Chrysler. Fiat and the federal government will allow Chrysler to receive more government cash and likely avoid bankruptcy. The agreement still has to be approved by the UAW members who work for Chrysler. The automaker was facing a Thursday deadline to come up with a viability plan, which includes a planned alliance with Fiat. The swine flu threat has the White House taking notice and taking action tonight. Plus, the Best Political Team on Television and some of our regulars here on CNN. We'll grade the president on his first 100 days. Wednesday is the landmark day, a report card coming up from our radio host, as well as the Best Political Team on Television.
7 Fans Injured at NASCAR Race; Chrysler Cuts a Deal