On her first day in the city, she spent hours just watching people come and go from inside the old station's hallowed halls.

WSJ: Grand Central 100-Year Anniversary: A Century of Connections

But then that day, if they get home and like they don't have any friends over or a brother isn't there or a sister isn't there or things like that, they could just go up to their room and cry because it really hurts on the inside.

NPR: Documentary Examines Misconceptions About American Boys

Yesterday, passengers were waiting in the rain for up to three hours just to get inside of the terminal, and that's before they have to go through additional security checks.

NPR: Britain Eases Terror-Threat Alert Level