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April 7, 2011 Diane: Tonight on World News from Chicago, epidemic of errors. The frighting medical mistakes racing through American hospitals. Your odds of being a victim 10 times worse than anyone knew. Blame game. A fresh round of finger-pointing of the looming government shutdown and people who will be hit the hardest scrammed to make plans. Hiring blitz. The company adding 50,000 workers in a single day. Meet the woman who s from burger flipper to top boss on MacJobs, money and how anyone can claim the latter. Life moves on. Vicky Kennedy opens up about Teddy Kennedy and upcoming family wedding and when she misses Teddy the most. From ABC News, this is ABC World News with Diane Sawyer. Diane: Good evening from Chicago. We’re here in the “Windy City” to get the story straight from the top about the company ready to hire 50,000 workers across America in a single day. And 700 miles east of here, the wrangling in Washington. Are we headed for a government shutdown tomorrow night? But first, stunning medical news tonight about how many Americans have something go wrong when they go to the hospital. The astronomical new number: 1 in 3 patients will face a mistake during a hospital stay, far worse than we’ve ever been told. And Sharyn Alfonsi has been looking into all the errors. Sharyn? Reporter: Diane, it is a staggering number: Medical mistakes being made at ten times as the rate we thought. Researchers say it’s not that hospitals are getting worse, it’s the method we use to track those errors are getting better. So, we now have a clear picture of exactly what’s going on inside American hospitals. The Blischke triplets are today healthy, a wagon full of cute. But hours after they were born, little Taylee suddenly flat lied in her mother’s arms. I looked down and Taylee went purple, I mean, she is purple, its just like she died in my arms. She just stopped breathing. Reporter: It turns out a nurse mistakenly gave Taylle an IV of morphine intended for he