in the mid-'90s with a phd in education from usc, but he quickly embraced the phoenix model. >> phoenix, people go to school all year round. we started classes every five weeks. and instead of starting classes in september, in january, we started classes in january, february, march, sometimes two in april. if we had more students than we could handle, we'll build another site and handle some more. we built campuses by a freeway, because we figured that's where the people were. so, if you went by any major freeway in the southwest, you're going to find a university of phoenix campus. >> we put schools 20 minutes apart, because that's about as far as somebody could drive at rush hour. >> smith: to keep costs low, the university of phoenix hired teachers on short-term contracts. they did away with tenure. >> i didn't have to worry about tenure. if they weren't getting to the outcomes i needed, i just wouldn't give them another contract. >> smith: and where it takes a traditional university months or years to get a new course approved by faculty, at phoenix, they could generate one in a mat

hole broke open and the plane headed from phoenix and sacramento. the cabin lost pressure. >> our mission is to determine what happened, how and also figure out why it happened so that we can prevent things of this from happening in the future. >>reporter: passengers described as a loud pop and a rush of air into the plane. >> bam, incredible noises. >>reporter: 45 seconds later oxygen mask came down in the plane descended rapidly as the capt. performed a safe emergency landing in arizona. >> i thought we were going down it seem like we are dropping for fast. on real. i have a nice long prayer. >> it flashed through my mind, is this what it's like to die? >>reporter: selfless airlines released a statement said it's working with the ntsb to determine the cause of the depressurization. its fleet of boeing 737 aircraft will be inspected over the next several days. >> a scary experience, we got to read i'm glad to be here and home with my family. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>vicki: since southwest had grounds of its planes, that led to a number of can

they found another phoenix like here at the oakland airport. people are doing all kinds of creed of things to get to their destinations. many passengers saying they don't mind cancellations. >> it's better to be safe than sorry. adeline having a later flight knowing that the planes are being checked. >>reporter: southwest does not know when they will be able to fix the problem. they say the 79 airplanes will be grounded for several more days. live at the oakland airport, kron 4 news. >>vicki: about a half-dozen cities across the bay you now pay more for sales tax. san leandro, and union city, concord, novato and santa rosa are having a sales tax increase. dan curman went to concord to find out what the city plans to do with the additional money. >>dan: to planting shopping at the local mall in concord be prepared to pay a little more. if the city sales taxes cut of 9.25% to 9575%. if that means for every $10 you spend it will cost you 55 more. >> of the sales tax will help us fill a pretty significant deficit in our current budget. >>dan: city

if another phoenix light here at the oakland airport. a lot of people are doing all kinds of creed of things to get to their destinations. knowing what happened a lot customers it will blind the cancellations. >> it's better to be safe than sorry, knowing that the planes are being checked. some >>reporter: west expects another 300 flights being cancelled on sunday. if you of a flight on sunday the best bet is to call southwest. at the oakland airport, kron 4 news. still >>marty: ahead please still searching for two men who attacked the giants fan outside the dodger stadium leaving him in critical condition at a hospital. we will have the up-to-the- minute latest for you on the investigation show you what friends of the victim are doing help. >>ysabel: bring is in the air we have a special guest. he is making over dr. elizabeth this morning, she appears on kron 4 is body beautiful. we will show you before pictures of kimberly, a bigger feel at the end of the newscast. stay tuned for that. >>marty: talking sports is a morning da's taking a

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warm side in phoenix there. tomorrow 83 in phoenix. we are okay in california. chilly side. showers for your tuesday. the weather is going to be better tomorrow on the northwest than it is out there right now. plus if you are watching us on knbc, nbc4 in california, check out bubblefest xv. and that is your event of the day. they are on their 15th doub bubblefest. >> i know. here is a look at this weekend movie news comes from the road. rio doesn't open here for another week. but it has been flapping its wings oversees for a week. here at home, "hop" was number one. and the remake of "arthur" grabbed the second spot. but was a low $12.6 million. being in fewer theaters, hannah, an action movie finished third by "arthur" with $12.3 million, went to soul surfer. who returned to the sport after losing her left arm in a shark attack. your heihness opened with just over a half million. this comes from kntv, smooth blacktop and sunshine was the perfect recipe for a world record attempt for skaters. they came together for a shot for the longest roll skating line. the current record

low 80s in dallas and new orleans and phoenix. 87 degrees in miami. just 51 in seattle, portland and salt lake. mid-50s in chicago/detroit. low 70s in indianapolis, kansas city and l.a. >>> after a seven-year, $55 million investigation, we now have a verdict in the government's case against barry bonds. guilty. baseball's home run king was convicted yesterday of obstructing justice. but the perjury charges against him were thrown out. more, now, from john donvan. >> and it's a high, fly ball. right, center field. back it goes. racing back. that ball is gone. >> reporter: the thing you can say about barry bonds on this day that a jury declared him a felon, he was a ballplayer who wanted it. who wanted it badly. the fame. the money. the glory. to right to call himself, not just great. barry bonds wanted to be the best. >> there it is.

that happened when a plane headed from phoenix to sacramento tore a 5 foothold in the roof of the plane oxygen masks fell down, the plane landed safely in yuma. southwest planes take off and land more frequently than other airlines. >>> what happens as we exercise that fuselage, it blows up, if you will with pressure and deplaits when we are back on the ground, they tend to flex themetallurgy in the whole structure. >> they are getting a handle on this problem down to 70 cancelled flights today they should have it all buttoned up by tomorrow night. >> have you bumped into any passengers that are upset about this because their flights were cancelled? >> pretty early in the morning but i am sure that wouldn't be hard to find inside the terminal. >> kit live at oakland international airport thanks. >> southwest flight from oakland to san diego made an emergency landing in l.a. last night the problem was an electrical burning smell in the cabin the plane was the same model that is being inspected however a southwest spokesperson said this is not related to the issue that forced that emergen

i want that in the united states here in phoenix to help us with the economy. that brings me to the third point and that is the notion of dynamic talent is a tricky concept in the united states. we don't know in modern economies what helps an economy continue to grow and to remain strong and to prosper as it inknow vates, particularly as the economy and the culture and the society becomes relatively well off. it is a known phenomena that it is hard for individuals who are relatively well off to take

they followed the trail across public lands north into maricopa county, which is phoenix and apprehended a load of marijuana in an all-terrain vehicle driven by a 15-year-old illegal alien with a rifle. the department of interior employees have vehicle barriers, 70, 80 miles north of the mexican border in the wilderness. to prevent smuggling vehicles from driving further north. i could go on for hours at individual examples of whether legislation is necessary. however, my five minutes is nearly up. we urge you to support mr. bishop's bill to protect federal lands and our border patrol agents are signing on as a cosponsor as soon as possible to get the border patrol agent on the ground the unencumbered access to federal public lands within 100 miles of the border must have secure the border and provide them reassurance that the united states congress is behind them in that effort. >> thank you very much. mr. chilton's premier recognized for five minutes. again, pull

jaime garcía reporta desde phoenix >>> así lo quieren mandar. >>> se va a morir. >>> son las lágrimas de angustia que derrama la esposa de josé gutiérrez >>> el indocumentado mexicano que hace 15 días está en coma, dentro del cnetro médico de phoenix arizona. después de combatir agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, y ahora tiene un resultado incierto >>> workers, doctores, enfermeros, los agentes en la puerta, todo esto es bien chistoso para ellos, y josé ahí, acostado en una cama, casi muriéndose. >>> ciudadana estadounidense por nacimiento, su esposa logró que se detuviera la deportaciónd e su marido. después que los abogados obtuvieran una orden del noveno circuito de apelaciones >>> a pesar que los abogados de josé gutiérrez, han obtenido la orden para evitar su repatriación a méxico,. los familiares continúan teniendo temor que en cualquier momento pueda ser trasladado a otro hospital de estados unidos >>> pero el hospital no lo quiere aquí porque no puede pagar. >>> después de los momentos, angustioso, el hospital dijo que obedecerá la orden de suspensión se e

when did you -- do you and river phoenix have a band at the same time? >> no, i think he was -- >> jimmy: he was before, right? yeah, yeah -- aleka's attic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but that was -- did you have fun with that? >> yeah. it was fun. it was fun. it was -- you know, we started in the garage and then you end up starting to write songs and then you're like, let's go out and play them. and then you're like, let's go on tour and then -- you're playing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good way to put it. >> then you're like, you know, let's make a record. and -- yeah. >> jimmy: it's fun. >> then that turns into let's break up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's all part of it. >> after a -- >> jimmy: it's all part of it -- yeah. >> i mean, some people don't. but, i mean it's -- it's a relationship, you know? >> jimmy: it really is. >> it's a relationship. >> jimmy: your other band wild stallion -- >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: yeah, i love them. there's rumors. there's talk -- "bill & ted," a third one? come on. is this true? [ cheers and appl

>> no me sentí en realidad humillados >>> fueron detenidos el 11 de febrero el 2009 en la ciudad de phoenix >>> nos bajaron del carro y no nos dijeron por y dentro identiy nadas nos amarraron y nos llevaron caminando. otra cosa que te sientes muy mal porque nos llevaban amarrados por la calle a pie. >>> la liga americana para la defensa de los derechos civiles pre es un tasentaron la demanda mora r >>> ellos no tenían ninguna razón para parar a la familia mora y después arrestarlos >>> sin embargo ayer el juez federal falló que los agentes no tenían una sospecha razonables que los mora hubieran cometido un delito, por lo que determinó que se violaron sus derechos constitucionales. mientras tanto el abogado del alguacil joe arpaio dijo que se perdió el caso por falta de pruebas. ya que las autoridades no pudieron identificar entre los más de cien agentes quienes detuvieron a los mora. hay una razón por la cuales fueron ambos detenidos agregó pero lo que se espera con este fallo el juez federal podría obligar cambios importantes donde arpaio aplicó leyes de inmigración donde el s

winds of up to 60 miles per hour around phoenix, albuquerque and vegas. up to a foot of snow in the rockies. light rain across northern dakota. afternoon showers in the east, from boston to new york, d.c., atlanta and nashville. >> and looking at 80 degrees in dallas, new orleans and miami. 53 here in new york. 47 in boston. 60s from fargo to omaha. and 70 in kansas city. seattle finally drying out, getting up to 55. 60 in sacramento. and 73 in phoenix. >>> coming up, should the speed limit on highways be raised to 85? one state is close to making that the law. >>> and also, one more reason to add berries to your breakfast. new evidence of their powerful ability to fight cancer. >>> plus, getting up close and personal with jaws. the new research that raises these man eaters right out of the ocean. isisisisisisisisisisis >>> well, first signs this morning that life is slowly returning to normal in japan. toyota announced overnight it will resume production at all of its plants in japan, from april 18th to 27th. the plants will operate at about 50% of norma

we are learning more tonight about that scary ordeal aboard that southwest airlines flight from phoenix to sacramento where part of the roof ripped open at 36,000 feet. the plane had to make an emergency landing, and while no one was seriously injured, southwest airlines canceled some 300 flights today as investigators examine the damaged plane and passengers relived those terrifying moments in the sky. nancy cordes has the latest. >> reporter: investigators examining the damaged airplane have discovered a major clue: multiple preexisting cracks surrounding the five foot by one foot hole that ripped open at cruising altitude friday afternoon. >> we did find evidence of widespread cracking across this entire fracture surface. >> reporter: the rupture happened 18 minutes after takeoff from phoenix. >> and all of a sudden there was a loud bang and the masks dropped and it's really, really windy, and ears hurt. >> reporter: one flight attendant and one passenger passed out from the loss of cabin pressure. the pilots descended from 36,000 feet to 11,000 feet in just four and a half minutes.

desde phoenix, ar arizona. >josé: en el y inicio de su campaña de reelección el presidente obama habló no californ california de la necesidad de una "reforma migratoria" y alabama se prepara para aprobar una de las leyes más estrictas en leyes migratorias. >> hemos logrado progreso dijo anoche el candidato a la rele ecos barack obama. los asistentes pagaron hasta 35.800 mil dólares por persona para oírlo. reconoció que faltan batallas por ganar como la "reforma migratoria" en la que reiteró que está comprometido >> es una frustración muy grande porque se supone que las personas latinas le dieron su apoyo y realmente no sirvió. es un ambiente antimigrante bastante pesado. >> más allá de la frustración muchos en las comunidades hispana dicen sentirse huérfanos e impotentes porque del otro lado del espectro político no encuentran santo a quien encomend encomendarse. >> # en estados como alabama buscan apoyos y votos en propuestas como sb 256 les exigen detener a sospechosos indocumentados. tiene e

a plane headed from phoenix to sacramento had a 5-foot hole tear out of the roof of the plane. oxygen masks deployed, the plane landed safely in yuma. it has been a frustrating weekend for southwest passengers. >> i would be more upset if i knew something like that happened and they didn't do their due diligence making sure we were safe. >> planes need to be safe so they are taking proactive measurements. i don't have a problem with that. >>> and so southwest has been pretty responsive over the weekend. their twitter page has been constantly updated they say they should be done with all these inspections by tuesday night. >>> kit thanks very much. >>> everybody needs to call ahead if they are taking southwest. another problem with the southwest flight last night, oakland to san diego flight made an emergency landing in los angeles the problem was an electrical burning smell in the cabin there were 142 people on that flight the plane the very same model being inspected. however a southwest spokesperson said this is not related to the issue that forced an emergency landing in ari

la demanda del gobierno federal contra arizona continúa en la corte de phoenix, la pregunta si la ley es constitucional, grupos que demandoaron a arizona están de acuerdo con la decisión de hoy. >> desde el principio hemos dicho que esta ley contra en contra de la conocesción y de leyes federal no pueden echarse encima lalo ley federal y no deben hacerlo y además aunque este es un paso preliminar, estamos seguro que la corte va ap encontrar que una ley que incita al perfil racial. >> cuando vino a san francisco el año pasión lado gobernadora dijo que arizona necesita ley porque la inmigración ilegal está inundando el estado el futuro de la ley está nuevamente en mano de las corte federal. >> pleitos en la corte federal. pueden durar varios meses. >> el gobierno de arizona puede ahora pedir que en lugar de tres jueces, la decisión sea reexamino ada por un panel numeroso de la corte de apelación, pero independientemente de que se haga arizona va a llevar el caso a la corte suprema de la nación, aunque tome tiempo. en san francisco, univisión. >> y sin dudo kbl esta decisió

. >> desde phoenix, arizona. >> fue la imagen que encontraron varios clientes rodeados de cinta amarilla que simboliza la escena de un crimen. >> está desesperada. >> guadalupe se refiere a su hija cuyo marido trabajaba en este restaurante y junto a su ex esposo se encuentra entre los detalled ni detenidos. >> mi hija habme habla desconsolada. >> me dice mamá agarraron a mi esposo, probablemente le hicieron una redada no sabía si era el señor joe arpaio. >> pero se trata de i c e en colaboración con i.... >> en esta última ciudad surgió la pista anónima que hace ya un año originó la investigación. >> de manera colaborativa iniciamos la investigación porque se dio a luz que habían violaciones del empleo de ilegales a la misma vez la evasión de impuestos de medio millón de dólares. >> según informes de autoridades los administradores de dicho restaurante llevaban una doble nómina de pago y a los indocumentados no les incluyoían en su contabilidad, les pagaban por debajo de la mesa. >> se arrestó a un hombre de 58 años y su hijo de 38 años dueño de los restorantes y t

the southwest flight, a boeing 737, had taken off from phoenix around 3:45 p.m. local time. 118 passengers on board. flight attendants had just taken drink orders when passengers reported hearing something unusual. loud pops. several minutes later, the roof opened up. astonished passengers saw a gaping hole. perhaps three to five feet long. and a foot wide. right next to the luggage compartment. aviation sources provided abc news with these photos of the damage. the plane suffered a rapid decompression. >> top of the plane was ripped off and all of a sudden the masks came down. it was pretty frightening. >> reporter: the southwest pilots radioed air traffic control. they declared an emergency and began a rapid descent. quickly diving to a lower altitude so passengers would be able to breathe on their own. the jet plunged from 36,000 feet to 19,000 feet in just one minute. within five minutes, it had reached the safer altitude of 11,000 feet. but some terrified passengers clearly thought this was the end. pilots though are trained for just such an emergency and th

southwest flight 812 was bound from phoenix to sacramento yesterday when a hole about four feet long opened up above an overhead compartment. it caused a drop in cabin pressure, and one flight attendant was hurt when he passed out from lack of oxygen and hit his nose. the pilots made a rapid descent in arizona. >> we will be very carefully looking at this particular event to see if there are system-wide deficiencies that need to be addressed. >> you felt really dizzy like you were going to black out. >> the plane's 118 passengers were put on another flight which handed -- landed safefully sacramento last night. southwest cancelled 300 flights nationwide to inspect the aluminum skin on dozens of older both 737s. according to a flight tracking web site, that includes 20 flights at oakland, 19 in san jose, 15 -- and 12 in san francisco international. tomas roman found plenty of disgruntled papgers, including some who are waiting out long layovers. >> mam arriving at the airport and finding out you have 15 hours before you can cash your flight. today that's what angered and frustrated a

flight 812 was intownd from phoenix to sacramento friday. at 34,000 feet, a hole five feet long opened up in the fuselage. the national transportation safety board said the rupture started along a joint where two sections of the skin are rivetted together. investigators are cutting out the damaged area. the faa does not require airlines to do searches for those types of cracks because it did not believe that could happen. >> this is basically something that comes but -- about with age and utizeation. it's not fleet-wide. >> southwest is inspecting dozens of boeing 737 airplanes and cancelled another 300 flights nationwide. we're live at the airport where we found plenty of unhappy passengers. >> you can see why. 600 flights grounded so far this weekend, and we found some people today who have been stuck trying to get home for two days now. so far the best advice is if you have to catch a southwest flight, call ahead before you dom the airport. this is the unlucky half of the high school jazz band trying to get home to nebraska. they're holdi

we could be near 100 today in phoenix, but a little cooler there in l.a. san diego, you're looking great along with vegas. you could use the pool for the first time this year. thatdown through the west coast. of course weekend forecast coming up. >> and in the meantime you're saying 100 degree temperatures. that sounds like an april fool's joke in some places. >> it was in yuma, yesterday, i. >> wall street ends march like a lion, the price of oil roars upwards and one of the most expensive homes. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. the easter bunny's son may just get more attention this weekend than his famous father. >>> coming up, opening day in the big leagues and you won't believe what one player said about his injured teammate. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. after weeks of pro labor protests, ohio governor john kasich has signed a controversial bill into law limiting collective bargaining rights for som

there was quick action by southwest airlines after a flight from phoenix to sacramento made an emergency landing yesterday when a hole ripped hope in the ceiling. the flight attendants had just begun taking drink orders when there was a bang. the cabin depressurized and oxygen masks fell from above. john was asleep in his seat at the back of the plane and he spoke today ant his ordeal. >> i woke up to the loudest noise i have ever heard in my life. it was like opening a car door and magnify that by 30. everybody's ears were ringing, everybody was just petrified. >> no one was injuried and the plane made an emergency landing at a military base in yuma, arizona. southwest grounded similar planes and began to inspect them. because of the reduced fleet, southwest canceled hundreds of flights. ken pritchett has been talking with stranded passengers who are scrambling to make new plans. >> reporter: we had little difficulty finding passengers who were affected by the cancellations. some of the passengers found connecting flights and others were just out of luck. lisa stern has had a long day o

phoenix topped out at 100 degrees friday. meteorologists say with another system expected sunday, people in the nation's midsection to the east coast should brace themselves for more severe weather. kristen welker, nbc news, los angeles. >>> arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is making an amazing recovery, according to daniel hernandez, the intern credited with saving her life when she was shot in tucson in january. hernandez has talked to the congresswoman several times on the phone while she recovers in houston. meanwhile, the youngest to die in the shooting 9-year-old christina taylor green, was honored last night in tucson. a ten-foot silver statue of an angel was unveiled just beyond the little league field where christina once played. >>> up next here tonight -- with the final four taking the court, how one mrair's hometown pitched in to make sure his family could be there. >>> we leave you tonight with the story of a small town that's seen some pretty tough times but still found reason to make one family's dreams

. >> the boeing 737 was carrying more than 100 passengers as you heard from phoenix to sacramento. they were diverted, though, to a military base in arizona. now within the past hour, those same passengers finally made it safely to sacramento. our reporter was there. >> reporter: amazing pictures and now some amazing stories. yes, flight 812 from phoenix touched down here at sacramento international just about 30 minutes ago. there were plenty of hugs and kisses, extra from family and friends who were waiting in the terminal. for many of the passengers you could see the relief on their faces. but they describe a relatively calm scene on board the plane when the top opened up. >> tried to not think about the woman screaming a couple rows back and just prayed that everything would be okay. >> not everyone was getting their mask on. some were having problems. some people were passing out. it was not good. >> reporter: the passengers describe a moment of applause and joy when they finally touched down in yuma and knew that everything was going to be okay. more than 3 1/2 hours after th

it happened yesterday during a flight from phoenix to sacramento. you're looking at the hole in the roof. that hole estimated to be at least three feet long. passengers say flight attendants had just taken drink orders when they all heard a loud boom. >> it sounded like a shot and a lot of air deexpressing -- decompressing, it was quick and it was scary. >> when it first happened i grabbed the guy's hand next to me, and i held his hand and tried to not think about the woman screaming a couple rows back. >> the plane dropped from 36,000 feet to about 11,000 feet in just a matter of minutes. it did cause some people to pass out, but fortunately none of the 118 passengers was seriously hurt. the plane landed at a military base in arizona in yuma before another plane got there and took those passengers back to sacramento. investigation is under way to determine a cause. southwest is promising inspections on all its boeing 737's. that's expected to take several days. we're live now at oakland international airport this morning. >> reporter: hi, yes, bay

the passenger jet was carrying 123 people on the way to sacramento from phoenix when the cabin suddenly lost pressure. nbc's francis quo has the latest on what ntsb investigators learned today. >> reporter: a preliminary federal investigation reveals what may have caused the southwest jet to make an emergency landing on friday. a five-feet-long hole ripped in the aircraft's roof in midair. >> we did find evidence of widespread cracking across this entire fracture surface. >> reporter: the ntsb's guidelines are raising questions about requirements for maintenance. they had its maintenance check in march of 2010. that. >> most likely would have been the last time that anybody would have looked up under here and seen this, because it is a concealed part of the aircraft. >> reporter: investigators do say in this case southwest had followed all maintenance recommendations. >> this aircraft had undergone all required inspections. this airplane was in compliance. >> reporter: the plane's voice and flight data recorders are also giving new insight into the emergency in midair. flight 812 was 18

warm weather to miami, new orleans, dallas, phoenix, mid-to-upper 80s. 90s in phoenix. we have low 60s around new york, to 66 in d.c. i should say the low 50s around seattle. in to portland. check out the flight and looks like philadelphia right now has flight departure delays and severe weather is possible. along kansas city. and line down to dallas. there could be delays there, too. the flight tracker. abc7news.com. eric? >> thank you. >>> coming up on 4:49. you might think a free trolley service would be met with open arms. in walnut creek it is coming under fire. critics say it's a courtesy the city can no longer afford. abc7's laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: for 20 years the city of walnut creek subsidized free bus service. the free downtown trolley runs every 20 minutes. from the city's busy shopping area to bart and back. some say it's an idea that's time has come and gone. >> we are in a downturn. >> former city council candidate justin wadell believes the current council had no business voting to continue paying $200,000 per year to keep the trolley f

a five-foot long hole tore up in the passenger cabin area after a flight left for phoenix on friday. the plane landed four minutes later at a military base. no one was seriously hurt. but sense then, southwest has grounded 79 other boeing 737 and begin inspecting them all. the metal fatigue crack may be to blame. there are nearly 300 similar planes nationwide and everybody is waiting to see if the faa is going to order all of them to be inspected. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news". >> kristen: federal prosecutors are preparing to rest their case against barry bonds. question remains whether they have proven the perjury and obstruction case to the jury. last week the prosecution suffered a damaging blow to credibility of a star witness as they tried to prove that bonds knowingly took steroids and then lied about it to a grand jury. steve hos kirns testified about having 50 conversations with a surgeon about steroids. the doctor took the stand and denied ever having such a discussion with hoskins. in another trial, star witness of chauncey bailey murder trial is expected back on the witness

phoenix wins 4-3. >>> that is a cheer from my wife. try to keep me from watching the masters this weekend. just try. tiger woods on the attack at augusta. i will win this fight i'm telling you. a lot of movement atop the leaderboard as today's second round unfolded. round of the day from jason day. the aussie swinging to within a foot to set up birds. bird an 8 under 64. rory mcelroy bringing it again. he is minus ten after a 3 under 69. the story, tiger woods. tiger 7 under over his final 11 holes. spins to within a foot. that would be a tap-in birdie. he finished in style for 6 under 66. at 7 under, tiger three back heading into moving day, tomorrow, and he is right there. this makes it a lot of fun for us golf fans to see him back in it and, of course, the ratings. this is it. >> really the best he has looked in a long time. >> and finishing strong and getting himself a chance on sunday. >> terrific. thanks. nightline news up next. ♪ hello sunshine, sweet as you can be ♪ [ female announcer ] wake up to sweetness with honey nut c

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phoenix, however, looking at 84 degrees. >> enjoy that. >>> coming up after the break, new details in the effort to stop that nfl lockout. >>> you might remember this. their lawsuit inspired a movie. a judge tells the famous facebook twins how much they can collect. >>> and more bodies found as police search for a serial killer. plus, the killer called a victim's sister with a message. >>> also, a fierce battle for firefighters overnight. Ñ >>> welcome back. most asian stock markets are down today on worries about japan's nuclear crisis. tokyo's nikkei average closed lower. hong kong's hang seng was also down. and in london, the ftse opened lower. wall street starts the day with the dow jones in nearly unchanged from yesterday's open. the nasdaq index lost nine. >>> well, high gas prices have many of us cutting back on driving.ve-straight weeks no for five-straight weeks now, americans have bought less gas than they did a year earlier. experts say that with more people back at work, demand should be increasing. but it's not. >>> the facebook settlement stands. a federal appeals court

. >> taking us to utah, then to reno, then to phoenix. it will be a lot of up and downs. >> reporter: that woman was one of several passengers trying to rearrange plans. the only option she could funneled routed her to four different citier -- find routed her to four different cities. even passengers who's flights were not canceled had longer waits, because they were behind other passengers trying to reschedule. >> i didn't realize the impact of cancelations this early. i guess i should have. but i didn't. >> reporter: southwest airlines is inspecting 79 of its boeing 737s, after a hole ruptured in one of those planes on friday, that happened during a flight from phoenix to sacramento. that is why all the 737s are grounded and flights are canceled. one of the maintenance workers says four of those were here at oakland airport. but yesterday, they were flown without passengers to a maintenance facility in seattle. it's not too busy right now, but earlier, there were a lot of people, and a lot of cars parked out here on the curb. southwest

you can see the video that shows the five-foot gash in the airplane, the 737-300 leaving phoenix on friday. it landed safely in yuma. no one was hurt. the plane did decompress as a result of that. because of the inspections, southwest airlines and the feds say they have found a total of three more plane that is have cracks in the airframe. that plane that ruptured on friday, did have quarter inch long cracks. not clear if the other cracks are as significant as that. again, if you are flying southwest, check the flight status before you come out here. we know there are several cancellations here at sfo, nor man and oakland. reporting live, bob redell at the bay. >> that lady tried to check and got different news. check as often as you can. >>> people that live near oil and gas line pipes. new regulations and guidelines to repair ageing pipelines across the nation. federal transportation officials are repairing ageing guidelines across the country. this is in the wake of the deadly blast in san bruno. that pipeline was 44 years old when it ruptured, killing eight people. similar explosions t

talking once again a twenty year old student leave so that if you see the truth you sister lives in phoenix should you. feel something like this i think about this but in general i think we have a safe safety and. a year ago tires broad moscow to a standstill by going to our reading life but they wanted to destroy people's spirits the goal was certainly know what it shift says a live gold zone and while a terror threat to millions both and must go on across the globe remains it's something people have learned to live with the question also moscow when israeli businessman bronnie perceived an invitation from the georgian prime minister to an informal dinner the last thing here was expecting was a prison sentence meeting was to finalize a settlement of a hundred million dollars owed to him by the georgian government and that foods have been trying cabin chasing rather for almost fifteen years because artist katrina czar over reports during pills with georgia can be a risky business. pick one israeli businessman one former soviet republic and the lot of potential profit from gas transit sounds

lieberman was 38 years old when she was signed by the phoenix mercury, but the league's renee brown said that didn't matter. >> we were thrilled to have her be part of the original players playing for so many reasons. you know she's a wade trophy winner, she's an all-american, she's an olympian-- all of those reasons. and it being nancy lieberman, really it was a big boost for the w.n.b.a. >> rick: when she retired from the mercury at age 39, she set had set another first, the oldest player in pro basketball. 11 years later, she broke that record, when she came out of retirement at 50 to play for the detroit shock. it was only for a single game, but lieberman says she wanted to prove she could meet the challenge. >> i knew i was going to train and be ready because i respect the athletes and the league so much. i was excited about that, i was excited for the history and to be able to show people that you can still do that mentally and physically if you're competitive enough. >> rick: so you were the best as the youngest and the best as the oldest. how did that make you feel? >> i am proud

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ha querido dar respuestas sobre lo que verdaderamente ocurrió en el quinto piso del centro médico en phoenix arizona, josé gutiérrez guzmán un hombre de 42 años indocumentado se mantiene cedo ado como parte del fuerte golpe que sufrió en la cabeza su esposa y madre de tres hijos ha estado a su lado a cada instante. >> espero que abra los ojos, quiero que me mire. >> ella relata que sufrió la lesión el miércoles de la semana pasada, cuando estaba bajo la custodia de agentes federales. >> Él intentaba cruzar la frontera a través del puerto de entrada a san luis en arizona. >> me dicen todos lo mismo que se cayó. >> todos dicen lo mismo se cayó se pegó en la cabeza y ya. >> y les pregunto pues qué pasó después de eso. >> se cayó quién le ayudó? o que se cayó luego qué pasó. >> josé se levantó solo o qué?. >> no, no sabemos, no. >> josé fue deportado a méxico el pasado 21 de marzo pero se arriesgó a regresar porque una de sus hijas está enferma. >> además ha vivido en los estados unidos desde que era un niño y nunca había estado en méxico. >> sí está muy mal y

southwest is also capable of keeping people on the same plane landing of kleenex phoenix. the key message, call ahead. things can change in a moment to momens notice. backu mark. >> mark: of southwest flight taking off from oakland to headed to san francisco was due book-of-thediverted because of a burning electrical smell the was reported in the cabin. nobody was injured, the cause being investigated but it is unrelated to the issues of cracks in the other 737300. >> darya: another big story is the heat. all warmer day today than the weekend. >> james: we can increase temperatures increasing from 2- 211 degrees warmer than yesterday.11 degrees warmer than yesterday. then we have a cool down beginning tomorrow. chance of rain on thursday. lets bring down what we expect this afternoon this will probably be the latest in a week the afternoon highs getting a 71 in san francisco, the warm spot 78, 73 in oakland, 77 as san jose, half moon bay 65. 75 in morgan hill. this is where temperatures " go beyond this morningwill go this afternoon. s afternoon it begins to cool 6:00 p.m.

phoenix beats the sharks 4-3. they will play their season finale tomorrow night at the tank. >>> third round coverage of the masters begins right here on cbs 5 at 11:00 a.m. see you at 5:30. >>> and the arena football league, the san jose saber cats beat the utah blaze 75-55 last night at hp pavillion. nhl tonight, playoff-bound sharks hosting the phoenix coyotes in the regular season finale. in major league soccer, san jose earthquakes hosting toronto fc, both games beginning at 7:30. >>> a come-from-behind win for uc berkeley baseball players. fund-raising efforts have saved the cal baseball team. the university planned to shut down the 119-year-old program to save money. lot of people, very unhappy about that. yesterday, officials decided to reinstate the sport, after donors raised $9 million. fund-raising efforts continue to raise even more money for the resurrected program. >>> experts keep warning us till they are blue in the face, but has it been enough to get californiaians prepared for a major earthquake?

. >> our phoenix station knxv introduces us now to our hero. >> my grandma came to their to look for her toothpaste and she said, where's the baby? and my mom went running outside. and there she was floating and then i heard her screaming and i was like "oh my gosh, what is happening?" >> reporter: pulled out of family pool, tristan's 2-year-old sister was placed on the ground unconscious and not breathing. she was dying. tristan's mother and grandmother were frantically calling for help and frightened, but tristan, he was cool and calm. >> i went running outside. and i did cpr on her. >> reporter: this 9-year-old boy took control. he began to begin chest compressions on his little sister. his hands in the right place. >> and i then like give them oxygen, like -- >> reporter: long, stressful minutes went by and then -- >> she started breathing a little bit. >> reporter: paramedics took tristan's sister to the hospital. thanks to tristan she's expected to be fine. >> well, i couldn't imagine what was going through his mind. here he's in a situation that most of us, if we had a family

university of phoenix schools they go for people that often you know might want night school because they have children they work around their schedule but these people are the ones that are most likely to actually not only have student debt but then to deep on their debt as well. you're right a for profit colleges have been investigated by the federal government a great deal in the past year and it is something that's under reported so i'm glad that you brought it up just to give you an idea of how often students default on their loans after they graduate from for profit colleges keep in mind that only twelve percent of students go to these institutions that includes the university of phoenix kaplan i.t.t. tech to fry all of these for profit institutions that are popping up all over the country only twelve percent of students go to these institutions but you also have to keep in mind that nearly fifty percent of all student loan defaults in the united states are from students who attend these colleges ok so a vast majority of which already of them graduate there are unable to find w

university of phoenix schools they go for people that often you know might want night school because they have children they work around their schedule but these people are the ones that are most likely to actually not only have student debt but then to default on their debt as well. you're right a for profit colleges have been investigated by the federal government a great deal in the past year and it is something that's under reported so i'm glad that you brought it up just to give you an idea of how often students default on their loans after they graduate from for profit colleges keep in mind that only twelve percent of students go to these institutions that that includes the university of phoenix kaplan i.t.t. tech to fry all of these for profit institutions that are popping up all over the country only twelve percent of students go to these institutions but you also have to keep in mind that nearly fifty percent of all student loan defaults in the united states are from students who attend these colleges ok so a vast majority of which already of them graduate there are unable t

desde phoenix arizona, univisión. bajo ninguna presidencia han sido expulsados tantos inmigrantes en el país como en el gobierno de barack obama. será una política equivocada una importante organización relacionada con la inmigración hizo un detallado analiza con el tema. y nos habla de las conclusiones. >>> calificación mítica merece la forma en que la administración obama maneja el sistema migratorio. dice un reporte del centro de política de migración en washington. >>> deseamos muchas cosas. no esperábamos que iba a deportar más personas que el presidente bush definitivamente no pero, también enseñemos que es muy difícil. porque el congreso no ha dicho nada. queríamos una reforma integral de inmigración. y no lo hemos visto. pero, otra vez, si hay cosas que el presidente obama puede hacer sin el congreso. y creo que tienen miedo del congreso. >>> bien dice que el gobierno inicialmente en tentó hacer cambios positivos a las políticas migratorias, la administración ha promovido el número récord

in la, vegas and phoenix shasta, california snow at the top of the mountain. wednesday, not the west. thursday coming up. >> we need a good weather forecast, bill. >> well tumbles another facebook ownership challenge. and your early morning headlines are straight ahead. plus you won't believe who that guy playing bass at the ole oprey is. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." here are some of your top headlines this morning. the vatican has been served with court papers regarding alleged sexual abuse regarding school for the deaf. federal aviation administration says it will investigate this week's collision of a super airbus a-380 at new york's kennedy airport. none of the passengers onboard were hurt when the wing clipped the tail of the smaller plane spinning it around. a massachusetts mother has been found guilty of attempted murder for withholdi ining chemo thera treatment from her child. and officials say they successfully executeled a decommissioned war ship off the coast this morning that will now serve as

. >>> y otra medía docena de ciudades chicago y phoenix se realizarán marcas, pidiendo al presidente obama que detenga deportación de inmigrantes, que no cometieron crímenes. >>> en una nota adicional, 16 legisladores mandaron una carta al presidente obama, para que termine con deportación de estudiantes indocumentados. >>> gracias maría elena el rey de jonrones ha caído, se lo declaró culpable, por obstrucción de justicia , no se pronunció sobre ♪. ♪. >>> faltan 52 días para la segunda vuelta en perú, y se cardearon ánimos, humala y fujimori, trasazron sus estrategias para hacer alianzas. >>> dicen que despiertan pasiones políticas de peruanos. >>> empezó la segunda vuelta, y discusiones suben de tono, el perú se va a la polarización, en el medio están los peruanos que no votaron por ellos. >>> la corrupción no gobernará el perú nunca más. >>> los ánimos están caldados, una periodista de las más vistas, discute a gritos, con carlos, un vocero de humala, cuando le preguntó si iba a cambiar la constitución. >>> no lo voy a tolerar, libertad de prensa, voy