more scenes like this one are popping up across the eastern plains. take a look. the same storm system that's already caused several tornado it is now dumping snow, sleet, and rain too. >> people across america are watching arizona. seeing how we implement this law. ready to jump on p even the slightest misstep. >> the debate over immigration reform is heating up thanks to a new law in arizona. hear what it covers and what supporters and critics are saying about it. a great story, a german shepherd came to the family's

rescue when their shop caught fire. and state troopers honored him for being a guide and a hero. you're watching hln on saturday morning. i'm susan hendricks. the month of may starts in a week, but it's looking a whole lot like january in colorado. take a look at these shots. a powerful spring storm dropped snow, sleet, and rain across the state yesterday. some tornadoes were spotted too, apparently some touched down in the eastern plains. no reports of any injuries or damage. meteorologist bonnie schneider is following the storm for us. >> we are tracking the threat for severe weather in advance of that same storm system that brought the snow to colorado. now we're running the risk for tornadoes. and a high risk at that. and that means that within a 25-mile radius of the areas you see here in the darker red, that means we have a 30% chance of seeing some sort of tornadic activity break out. a high-risk by the storm prediction center is only issued a few times a year. this is a serious situation that we're watching. those of you that have a

no-weather radio, have it turned on. we're tracking the severe weather here. >> all right. a lot going on weather wise. thanks, bonnie, we'll check back. rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf of mexico after this. the coast guard says it is unreasonable to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 4,200 square miles. even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all of the lifeboats. and we don't know what was launched from the rig and what might be still with the rig. and that's going to be something that we'll continue to do as part of the casualty investigation. and as mentioned, we can also resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility that they're out there somewhere in a lifeboat. but everything, all the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig.

>> more than 100 crew members managed to make it off the platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured, but they are doing better. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in the plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. now, they hope to kill scores of americans in new york's subway system. in court, the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching them. during his court plea yesterday, he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. arizona has made a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their documents at all times. it also allows police to question anyone they suspect of

being in the country illegally. the law also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. governor brewer says she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings, and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happens south of our border, our international border creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> well, several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross-board relations too. protesters have been gathering

outside the capital to urge governor brewer not to sign it. at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i think about my family and my friends, about everything that's going to happen. about how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision say critics are overreacting and that the law is needed. >> those people -- mainly outside of arizona should be ashamed that they're now putting us -- the protectors of our families as the boogyman. that we're going to go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at

a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. jurors have ordered the boy scouts of america to pay more than $18 million in a sex abuse case. the money was awarded to kerry lewis who was abused by a scout master 25 years ago. well, just last week, the jury awarded him $1.4 million in compensatory damages. >> i don't know if i exactly have closure yet, i have a long road ahead of me still. but it's a huge jumping point, a huge start for me. so i already know i'm a little bit better off now. i just don't know how much better off. but i've got a grin on my face. so, yes. >> boy scout officials won't comment on this case, but the organization says it has always stood against child abuse of any kind. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note, you could say. a strong new home sales report

helped push stock markets to their highest point since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points. the finish at 11,204. and the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points. and the broader s&p 500 gained more than eight points. the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july. and according to state-run media, they illegally entered the country from iraq. the white house press secretary says they haven't been formally charged or allowed to get legal representation. he also said the u.s. fears the detainees' health will suffer. the u.s. has asked them to grant visas for the families to visit, but that request was denied. rocker and reality show star brett michaels is in intensive care. he suffered a massive brain hemorrhage. his publicist tells our sister network cnn, he is in critical condition. he's best known for fronting

poison and in recent years he's been a mainstay on reality tv starring in vh1's "rock of love." also a contestant on nbc's "celebrity apprentice." we wish him well. a woman who bought a second-hand jacket for her son found more than $1,200 in one of the pockets. it's true. she didn't keep the money, she had the thrift store track down the original owner and returned the cash. >> i just stuck my hand in the pocket -- and i said it even comes with a bonus. and i looked over and i saw $100 and a wad of money. >> can you imagine that? >> well, the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two women are striking up a friendship. this german shepherd right here led an alaskan state trooper to a fire at his family's shop. look at him go.

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that doesn't surprise people who live along the waterway. >> they're docile, they're not going to hurt anybody. and i worry with the boaters going in and out of the channel, they don't pay attention. there's no manatee signs at all in our canal. nothing. >> well, the 7-foot manatee will be examined and rehabilitated at the zoo in tampa. well, there's a brand new post from tiger woods on his website. the golfer blogs about his recent activities with his family and return to golf. a lot of people are interested. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger summed up his week at the masters as pretty cool and said the only criticism he heard was for the bad language he used on the golf course. in these posts, he did not mention his wife elin at all, but did say he took time off after the masters to go scuba diving. he said it felt great to return to competitive golf. he tied for fourth at the

masters and is scheduled to play in his second tournament thursday in charlotte, north carolina. well, san antonio star is a tough guy. during last night's game against dallas, he took an elbow in the face that actually broke his nose. game over for manu, right? wrong, ginobli went into the locker room, cracked his nose into place, and returned to the basketball game. he went on to score 11 points in the game. more than 7 million people watched the first round of the nfl draft on thursday night. it was the most-viewed first round in espn's first round in history and the first time they covered the draft in in prime time tv. the highest market, jacksonville, florida. a beer bender in milwaukee got a little more than a good tip. during the seventh inning, a foul ball went into the crowd and ricochetted off the guy's head. look closely. you can actually see the ball bounce off his melon. hopefully they gave him a beer

and the rest of the night off. he looks all right, though. that's sports, i'm joe carter. with the economy in a slump, families are struggling to make ends meet. but you don't have to sacrifice good nutrition. where better to look for tips on healthy living on the cheap than a five-star french chef? >> it's easy to find ways to eat for a budget which is not too expensive, good food. >> eric says it's all about doing what works for you. >> -- chicken which is very inexpensive. instead of buying the chicken already cut or cooked, you buy it whole. and therefore you save a lot of money. if you want something inexpensive, you have to think seasonal. if you want to eat tomatoes in

january, it's very expensive. if january you eat root vegetables, if you make a soup with a squash, it'll be very inexpensive. >> how does this chef stay healthy himself surrounded by top-notch cuisine all day long? >> i have a little bit of dark chocolate of very good quality. i leave my house around 10:00. and i walk through the streets of new york. takes about 40 to 45 minutes. i think it keeps me in a certain good health and in shape. >> the bottom line, says ripert. >> i'm a strong believer in that you can do a lot of things. you can eat butter, you can eat chocolate. you can have a little dessert here and there. but again, you have to be in the quantity of control. and you have to compensate with some exercise. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn,

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an emotional reunion, smiles and hugs all around. three men are back home with families and friends after the fishing boat they were on sank in the gulf of alaska. they arrived in seattle last night. it is the end to a drama that started earlier this week with a frantic may day call. here it is. >> may day, may day, may day. this is the northern bell.

we are at 59 degrees ten minutes north -- >> we are wanting to need if you are in need of assistance. >> we are going down! >> that's northern bell, this is kodiak. roger, understand you're going down, requesting persons onboard. >> we have four passengers on board. we're getting in a life raft here. we're going down. >> you hear the panic in his voice. by the time the coast guard responded, though, it was too late for one of the men. he suffered head trauma while trying to escape and died. it all unfolded about 50 miles south of montague island south of alaska. the three crew members who survived were wearing protective

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more scenes like this one are popping up across the eastern plains. take a look. the same storm system that's already caused several tornadoes is now dumping snow, sleet, and rain too. >> people across america are watching arizona. seeing how we implement this law. ready to jump on even the slightest misstep. >> the debate over immigration reform is heating up thanks to a new law in arizona. hear what it covers and what supporters and critics are saying about it. a great story, a german shepherd came to his family's rescue when their shop caught

fire and state troopers honored him for being a guide and a hero. you're watching hln on this saturday morning as always, it is great to see you. i'm susan hendricks. . believe it or not, the month of may starts in a week, but it's looking a whole lot like january in colorado. take a look at these shots. a powerful spring storm dropped rain, snow, and sleet across the state. two tornadoes touched down in the eastern plains. no reports of any injuries or damage. meteorologist bonnie schneider is following the storm system for us today. >> we are tracking the threat for severe weather in advance of that same storm system that brought the snow to colorado. now we're running the risk for tornadoes. and a high risk at that. and that means that within a 25-mile radius of the area you see here in the darker red, well, that means we have a 30% chance of seeing some sort of tornadic activity break out. a high risk by the storm prediction center is only issued a few times a year. so this is a serious situation that we're watching. those of you that have a no weather radio, have it turned on

and ready in case a warning is issued for your area. i'll let you know if we get any tornado warnings throughout the day. >> thanks, we'll check back. >> sure. rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil workers missing in the gulf of mexico after this. it is unreasonable to expect any of them survived. the search covered 4,200 miles over three days. even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all of the lifeboats. and we don't know what was launched from the rig and what might still be with the rig. and that's going to be something that we'll continue to do as part of the casualty investigation. and as mentioned, we can also resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility they're out there somewhere in a lifeboat. but everything, all the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig.

>> more than 100 crew members managed to make it off the platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured, but they are doing better. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. now, they hope to kill scores of americans in new york subway systems. in court, the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching him. he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. arizona has made a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times. and allows police to question

anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally. also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. critics say the law will lead to racial profiling. but governor brewer said she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings, and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happens south of our border, our international border creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> well, several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross board relations too. all week, protesters have been gathering outside arizona's capital to urge governor brewer

not to sign it. well, after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i just think about my family and my friends. about everything that's going to happen. about how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewers' decision say critics are overreacting and that the law is needed. >> those people mainly outside of arizona should be ashamed. that they're now putting us, the protectors of our families as the boogyman. that we're just going to go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at

a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. jurors have ordered the boy scouts of america to pay more than $18 million in a sex abuse case. the money was awarded to kerry lewis. he was abused by a former assistant scout master who admitted molesting 17 boys 25 years ago. well, just last week, the jury awarded him $1.4 million in compensatory damages. >> i don't know if i exactly have closure yet. i have a long road ahead of me still. but that's a huge jumping point, a huge start for me. so i already know i'm a little bit better off than i was. i just don't know how much better off. but i've got a grin on my face. so, yes. >> boy scout officials won't comment on this case, but the organization says it has always stood against child abuse of any kind. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note, you could say. a strong new home sales report

helped push stock markets to their highest point since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points to finish at 11,204. and the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points and the broader s&p 500 gained more than eight points. the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july. and according to state-run media, they illegally entered the country from iraq. the white house press secretary says they haven't been formally charged or allowed to get legal representation. he also said the u.s. fears the detainees' health will suffer. the u.s. has asked iran's government to grant visas to the hikers' families to allow them to visit. but that request was denied. there is a brand new post from tiger woods on his website. the golfer's blogging about his recent activities with his family, also his return to golf. joe carter is here with much more on this case. >> his first blog post in six

months, tiger woods summed up his week at augusta national as pretty cool. he did not mention his wife elin in the posting, but did say he took a little time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. he said it felt great to return to competition and contend for a major championship. he said during his week he tried and wanted to interact with as many fans as he could. also said that a little girl gave him a letter on the third tee which was awfully sweet. tiger tied for fourth at the masters and scheduled to play in his second tournament starting this thursday in charlotte, north carolina. it should be interesting, susan, how he plays and how the fans react to him in charlotte. >> either way, we will be watching. joe, thank you. >> you bet. you have to listen to this story, joe. a young farmer in spain has completely a new face. he is the first person of the world to get a full face transplant. doctors in barcelona lifted an entire face, including the jaw, nose, teeth, and eyelids and placed it like a mask on to the patient.

five years ago, the farmer was badly disfigured when he accidentally shot himself in the face. he was unable to breathe or eat on his own. >> translator: the patient asked to see himself one week after the surgery. and he reacted very calmly and with satisfaction. and when we asked him in writ g writing, because we communicate with writing and gestures, he said he was very grateful and satisfied. >> the operation is the most expensive to date. it took a 30-member surgical team 24 hours to do it. rocker and reality show star bret michaels suffered a massive brain hemorrhage. michaels' publicist tells us he is now in critical condition. the 47-year-old is best known for fronting the '80s hair band poison. and he's been a mainstay on reality tv starring in "rock of love." he's also a contestant on nbc's

"celebrity apprentice." a woman who bought a secondhand jacket for her son, found more than $1,200 in one of the pockets. she had the thrift store track down the original owner. she said what she initially thought was a pack of cigarettes turned out to be much more. >> i just stuck my hand in the pocket and out it came. and i said it even comes with a bonus, and i looked over and i saw $100 bill and a wad of money. >> the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. they are now striking up a friendship. this german shepherd right here led an alaskan state trooper to a fire in his family's shop. earlier this month, buddy with with his owner ben when the fire started. well, ben was burned on the face and the flames spread quickly, a trooper was having trouble finding the scene when buddy

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day for the hubble. it is the 20th anniversary of the orbiting observatory. an injured manatee is now recovering after being rescued from a canal in ft. myers, florida. here's the rescue. the extent of its injuries is unclear right now. but wildlife officials think it had a punctured lung and could have been hit by a boat. that doesn't surprise people who live along the waterway. >> they're docile, they're not going to hurt anybody. and i worry with the boaters going in and out of the channel that they don't pay attention. there's no manatee signs at all in our canal. nothing. >> well, the 7-foot manatee will be examined and rehabilitated at the zoo in tampa. a former major league manager was one of eight men who were now considered heroes. joe courter has more on this amazing story. >> an incredible story. kevin kennedy who used to be a baseball manager and now works as an analyst for the tampa bay

rays was on a flight from southern california to florida. and during this flight, a man stood up in the first class cabin and started spraying a water bottle, tried to open the cabin door and threatened to blow up the airplane. kennedy unbuckled his belt and took him out along with seven other guys. they made the choice without even talking to each other. the plane was diverted to albuquerque where the passenger dwayne chatfield was taken into federal custody on the ground. ben roethlisberger is not the most popular person in pittsburgh these days. at the city zoo, roethlisberger's name was taken down and replaced with nhl hall of famer. visitors had expressed concerns about roethlisberger's name on the elephant display. big ben has been suspended six games for misconduct. the commissioner says he could increase the time if more misconduct surfaces. well, if you need some inspiration, just look to professional golfer ken green. he returned to the sport

yesterday for the first time since losing his leg in a car crash that killed his brother, his girlfriend, and his dog. playing on a prosthetic leg, he and his playing partner tied for 17th out of 33 teams. well, there was some wicked weather in new orleans yesterday. a lightning strike pretty much split a tree into two at the zurich classic. no one hurt, thankfully, but the tree, of course, damaged a little there. play suspended yesterday, they're going to try to finish up the second round this morning. that's sports. i'm joe carter. an illinois bank has become the latest casualty of the economy. but this bank closure may have political overtones. we'll explain. eye allergy symptoms. it goes right where you need it, relieving allergy eyes in minutes. visine®-a. the most complete allergy eye drop.

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two goldman sachs shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company's top executives. they are related to the fraud charges the s.e.c. filed last thursday. well, the complaints were filed yesterday in new york state supreme court. goldman's officers and the entire board of directors breached their duties by their alleged link to subprime mortgages. the s.e.c. accused goldman sachs of failing to reveal conflicts of interest which led to $1 billion loss for investors. the s.e.c. is in some hot water of its own. an internal investigation found s.e.c. employees and contractors were cruising porn sites on government computers. apparently this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis to add to it. a staff accountant tried to access pornographic websites nearly 1,800 times over a

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something special when their father died. by creating this foundation, it allows us to take the legacy of cal senior to the next level and share his live's says sons with kids that need guidance. >> a lot live in circumstances where they don't think about the future. they think of the world that they're in which is not pleasant in cases much they're changed after they come to these camps and think about the future in a positive way, which shows you you're making headway. >> we matchup kids with cops. ninety-seven% of the relationships has improved. the teachers and mentors say these kids are undergoing short-term planning for the first time in their life. we're changing behaviors and that's the first step in changing their lives. when you change their life, you change the community. >> each year the young people have an opportunity to go to the

cames. from a public housing community torks go to a camp to meet with billy and cal, it's very, very special. >> baseball and life may look simple involving a bat and a ball, but there's more to it, just ask cal. >> many times we communicate in the language of baseball, we're really communicate anything the language of life. with live lesson's, there's things you can learn in team work, individual responsibility. baseball is a cool sport because it blends them both well. >> the earlier you start, the better. i think with cal and billy and the foundation, i think they're doing a tremendous job getting youngsters involved in baseball at a early age. >> life is being apart of a team. sometimes you win and sometimes you lose, and i think we learn more by losing and being a citizen and a good part of the team. when you win it, builds self-esteem and takes you to the

next level. >> when a team is not doing well, it correlates in life in dealing with the ups and downs, and trying to do things you can best each day. you have to learn how to lose, but winning is a great gift. >> for the cal ripken senior foundation, partnerships have been the key to success. >> i'm thrilled to put my name on this agreement that will signify that the u.s. mar chal service will partner with the ripken foundation to change and affect the lives of hundreds and thousands of kids. >> we're honoring four magnificent people. first jackie. she with her own hands and energy invest in the boys and girls club in st. louis. >> joe ripken will receive an award. there's art, everything he has done speaks for himself. >> to be a guest here treasuress

and very excited about football and baseball emerging tonight. >> i'm proud of our game, i'm proud of the leagu i'm proud of what we've done, and also proud of my baseball friends who have done so much. >> i don't think there's a better venue in america to help boys become men and girls become women than through sports. coaches are influential to young people. it becomes a responsibility to help them grow and mature in a positive way. >> have a great coach that was in my life. i think with the cal ripken senior foundation is working with young people, teaching them life says sons, and being a valuable as set in the community. >> want to hear from police officers and teachers, we know we're making a difference. >> to learn how to get involved,

check out ripkenfoundation.org to. learn more about your community, check out on demand and click get local. for comcast on the red carpet, i'm elaina ruse sew. 

more scenes like this one are popping up across the eastern plains. take a look. the same storm system that's already caused several tornadoes is now dumping snow, sleet, and rain, too. people across america are watching arizona. to see how we implement this law, ready to jump on even the slightest misstep. >> the debate over immigration reform is heating up thanks to a new law in arizona. hear what it covers and what supporters and critics are saying about it. a german shepard came to his family's rescue when their shop

caught fire and state troopered honored him for being a guide and hero. you're watching hln on this saturday morning much as always, it's great to see you. believe it or not, the month of may starts in a week. it is looking like january in colorado. take a look at these shots. a powerful spring shot brought snow, sleet and rain across the state. tornadoes were spotted, too. several touched down in the eastern plains. the good news, no reports of any injuries or damage. meteorologist bonnie sh nider is following the storm system for us today. >> hi, susan. we're tracking the threat for severe weather in advance of that same storm system that brought the snow to colorado. now we're running the risk for tornadoes. a high risk at that. within a 25-mile radius of the area you see in the darker red, that means we have a 30% chance of seeing tornadic activity break out. a high risk by the storm prediction center is only issued a few times a year. so this is a serious situation that we're watching. those of you that have a noah weather radio, have it turned on

and ready in case a warning is issued for your area. we're tracking the severe weather here, susan. i'll let you know if we get any tornado warnings throughout the day. >> all right, bonnie, thanks. we'll check back. >> sure. rescuers suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf of mexico after this. the coast guard says it is now unreasonable to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 4200 mile square miles over three days. the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all of the lifeboats. and we don't know what was launched from the rig and what might still would be the rig. and that's going to be something that will continue to do as part of the casualty investigation and as the captain mentioned, we can also reresurrect the search effort it's we feel there is a possibility that they're out there somewhere in a life boat. but everything -- all the information we have leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig.

>> more than 100 crew members managed to make it off the platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured but they are doing better. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. they hope to kill scores of americans in new york subway system. in court, the suspect said the plan was band ond when he thought police were watching them. he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. arizona has made a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their alien rej station documents at all times. it also allows police to question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally.

the law also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. the law will lead to racial profiling but governor brewer says she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand by as drop houses, kidnappings and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happens south of our border, our international border creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross border relations, too. all week protesters have been gathering outside of arizona's capital to urge governor brewer

not to sign it. well, after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i started to cry. i started thinking about my family and my friends and about everything that's going to happen, how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision say critics are overreacting and the law is needed. >> those people mainly outside of arizona should be ashamed. they're now putting us who are the protectors of our families as the boogie men that we're going to just go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asks the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government

must enact immigration reform on a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. jurors have ordered the boy scouts of america to pay more than $18 million in a sex abuse case. the money was awarded to kerry lewis. he was abused by a former assistant scoutmaster who admitted molesting 17 boys 25 years ago. just last week the jury awarded him $1.4 million in compensatory damages. >> i don't know if i have closure yet. i have a long road ahead of me still. but it's a huge jumping point, huge start for me. so i already know i'm a little bit better off than i was. i just don't know how much better off yet. but i have a grin on my face. so, yes. >> boy scout officials won't comment on this case. the organization says it has always stood against child abuse of any kind. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note, you could say. a strong new home sales report

helped push stock markets to their highest point since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points to finish at 11,204. and the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points. and the broader s & p 500 gained more than eight points. the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july. according to state-run media, they illegally entered the country from iraq. the white house press secretary says they had have not been formally charged or allowed to get representation. he also fears that detainee's health will suffer. the u.s. asked iran's government to grant visas to the hiker's families to allow them to visit. fwha but that request was denied. >> daddy! i love you. >> an emotional reunion, smiles and hugs all around. three men are back home with families and friends after the fishing boat they were on sank in the gulf of alaska. they arrived in seattle last

night. it is the end to a drama that started earlier this week with a frantic may day call. here it is. >> may day, may day. this is the northern bell. we're at 59 degrees north, 1 146.47 degrees west. >> kodiak request. you're in need after siftance, over? >> we are going down. >> that's northern bell. this is kodiak. roger. understand you're going down. >> we have four passengers onboard. we're getting in a raft here. we're going down. >> you hear the panic in his voice. by the time the coast guard responded, though, it was too late for one of the men. he suffered head trauma while trying to escape and died.

it all unfolded about 50 miles south of montague island. the three crew members were wearing protective gear. the coast guard plane dropped a life raft to the crew and then a helicopter pulled the men from the water. this german shepard right here led an alaska state trooper to a fire at his family's shop. he got an award for being a hero yesterday. look at him go. buddy was with his owner ben when the fire started. ben was burned on the face and the flames spread quickly. a trooper was having trouble finding the scene when buddy appeared and led him the rest of the way. from there, the trooper was able to guide local fire departments to put out these flames. thankfully buddy's family's home was spared. this may look like something from the cover of a science fiction novel. it's not fiction. here's a hint, it involves a 20-year-old piece of equipment with a very familiar name. tionyr

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look closely at this. a breath taking photograph, right? this is a picture of a cosmic pillar of dust. the pillars are three light years tall and made of cool hydrogen laced with dust. the picture was snapped from the hubble space telescope. and by the way, today is a huge day for the hubble. it is the 020th anniversary. there's a brand new pose from tiger woods on his website. he blogs about his recent activities with family and return to golf. a lot of people are interested. joe carter is following this one for us. >> good morning, susan. in the first blog post in six months, tiger summed up the week at the masters as pretty cool and said the only criticism he heard was for the bad language he used on the golf course. now in the posts, he did not mention his wife elin at all. but he did say he took time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. tiger went on to say that it

felt great to return to competitive golf and to actually contend for major championship. he tied for fourth at the masters and scheduled to play in the second tournament thursday in charlotte, north carolina. san antonio star gentleman nobly is a tough guy. during last night's game against dallas, he took an elbow in the face that actually broke his nose. game over for manu, right? wrong. ginobili went into the locker room, cracked his nose back into place and returned to the basketball game. he went on to score 11 points in the fourth quarter to beat the mavericks. well, more than seven million people watched the first round of the nfl draft on thursday night. it was the most viewed first round in espn's 31-year history. and the first time the network covered the draft during prime time tv. the highest rated markets, jacksonville, florida, and new orleans. a beer venter at a baseball game in milwaukee got more than a good tip yesterday. during the seventh inning, a foul ball went into the crowd and ricocheted off the guy's

head. look closely. you can actually see the ball bounce right off his melon. hopefully they gave him a beer and gave him the rest of the night off. he looks all right. that's sports. i'm joe carter. some of the most vulnerable patients in a hospital are in the neo-natal intensive care unit. the baby's family can be fighting to survive, too, with unexpected costs adding to the emotional strain. and that is where this week's cnn hero steps in. i entered the er from a severe cold. i was 24 weeks pregnant. they put me in a coma to stabilize me. i was in a coma for roughly six weeks. when i woke up, my husband said we had to take out the baby and i immediately clutched my stomach. but he settled me down and was like no, he's okay. >> my daughter was born premature. and to see people, hearing there is something wrong with their

baby and then have to worry about everything else around them. life doesn't stop. i started an organization that provides assistance to families with babies in the nicu. i wanted to take some of the suffering that these women go through away from them so they can really focus on their baby. it's emotionally draining. and the way the economy now is, people are suffering. >> i didn't think this was going to be as hard. she's going to be okay. >> they need extra money for clothing, diapers, medical expenses, rent. these are families that in a time of crisis now need extra help. that's what we're about. >> they helped us with our mortgage with, gas. >> something as simple as gas cards to be able to make it to the nicu every day just helped tremendously. >> i can't think of any other time in one's life where you need someone to be there for you. >> you have to stay strong right now. >> i have a very special role in life. i never thought i'd be here and,

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two goldman sachs shareholders filed lawsuits against the company's top executives. they're related to the fraud charges the sec filed last thursday. the complaints were filed yesterday in new york state supreme court. goldman sachs' officers and board of directors breeched duties by their link to subprime mortgages. they were accused of failing to reveal conflicts of interest which led to a billion dollar loss for investors. the sec is in hot water of

its own. an internal investigation found sec employees and contractors were cruising porn sites on government computers. this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis to add to it. a regional office staff accountant tried to access pornographic web sites 1800 times on her laptop over a two-week period. a senior attorney admitted to downloading porn eight hours a day. the employees involved have been or are being disciplined. some have been suspended or fired. gunmen ambushed and killed seven mexican police officers in the border town of juarez. police were attacked when they stopped to talk to a street vendor who flagged them down. no arrests have been made so far. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarez since a turf war against drug cartels erupted. regulators shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise about $85

million in new capital. the owner said the closure would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank. it is an incredibly sad day for me and my family. this bank helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were turned away by the big banks. >> he is currently the treasurer of illinois. he hasn't worked at the bank in four years. broadway bank is one of seven illinois bank that's have shut down. the bank lost $75 million last year. a u.s. attorney says prosecuting pirates suspected of attacking u.s. navy ships will send a strong message. 11 suspected pirates from somalia were taken to federal court yesterday to face criminal charges. they are accused of two separate

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coast guard rescuers susp d suspended their search for 11 people mising from this oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico. 126 people were onboard when the explosion happened tuesday night. one person is still in the hospital. crews are still cleaning up the big oil slick from that explosion. 128 more deaths have been added to the death toll from major earthquake in china. it now stands at nearly 2200. the 6.9 quake struck the northwestern part of the country earlier this month. 78 people are still missing. the president and first lady

had some barbecue at a restaurant in asheville, north carolina. that was yesterday. they're spending their weekend getaway there. president obama stopped at the same restaurant when campaigning back in 2008. there is a brand new post from tiger woods on his website. the golfer is blogging about his recent activities with his family, also his return to golf, what he thinks. joe carter is here with much more on this story. good morning. in the first blog post in six months, tiger woods summed up his week at augusta national and pretty cool. tiger did not mention his wife in the posting but he did take a little time off the masters to go scuba diving with his family. tiger went on to say it felt great to return to competition and actually contend for a major championship. he said during his week in augusta, he tried and wanted to interact with as many fans as he could. he also said that a little girl gave him a letter on the third tee which was sweet. tiger tied for fourth at the masters and scheduled to play in the second tournament this

thursday in charlotte, north carolina. so it should be interesting, susan, how he plays and how the fans react to him in charlotte compared to augusta national. >> either way, we'll be watching. a lot of people will be. thank you. you have to listen to this story. a young farmer in spain has completely a new face. he is the first person in a world to get a full face transplant. doctors in barcelona lifted an entire face, including the jaw, nose, teeth, and eyelids and placed it like a mask on to the patient. five years ago the farmer was badly disfigured when he accidentally shot himself in the face. he was unable to breathe or eat on his own. >> the patient asked to see himself one week after the surgery. and he reacted very calmly and with satisfaction. and when we asked him in writing because we communicate with writing and gestures, he said he was very grateful and satisfied. >> the operation is the most expensive to date. it took a 30-member surgical team 24 hours to do it.

a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. they hoped to kill scores of americans in new york's subway system. the suspect says the plan was abandoned when they thought police were watching him. during the court plea, he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he call "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. arizona has made a controversial new measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times. and allows police to question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally. also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. critics say the law will lead to racial profiling.

but governor brewer said she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings, and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happens south of our border, our international border creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> well, several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross board relations too. all week, protesters have been gathering outside arizona's capital to urge governor brewer not to sign it. well, after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i just think about my family and my friends.

about everything that's going to happen. about how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewers' decision say critics are overreacting and that the law is needed. >> those people mainly outside of arizona should be ashamed. that they're now putting us, the protectors of our families as the boogyman. that we're just going to go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. jurors have ordered the boy scouts of america to pay more

than $18 million in a sex abuse case. the money was awarded to kerry lewis. he was abused by a former assistant scout master who admitted molesting 17 boys 25 years ago. well, just last week, the jury awarded him $1.4 million in compensatory damages. >> i don't know if i exactly have closure yet. i have a long road ahead of me still. but that's a huge jumping point, a huge start for me. so i already know i'm a little bit better off than i was. i just don't know how much better off. but i've got a grin on my face. so, yes. >> boy scout officials won't comment on this case, but the organization says it has always stood against child abuse of any kind. the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july. according to state-run media, they illegally entered the country from iraq. the white house press secretary

says they haven't been formally charged. the u.s. fears the detainee's health will suffer. the u.s. asked iran's government to grant visas to the hiker's family to allow them to visit. fwhaut request was denied. rocker and reality show start bret michaels is hospitalized and in intensive care. he suffered a massive brain hemorrhage. michael's publicist tells our sister network that he is in critical condition. the 47-year-old is best known for fronting the hair band poison and in recent years he's been a main stay on reality tv starring in vh-1's rock of love with bret michaels. he is also a contestant on celebrity apprentice. we wish him well. a woman who bought a second hand jacket for her son found more than $1200 in one of the pockets. it is true. but barbara richy didn't keep the moneyment she had the thrift store track down the original owner so she could return the cash. richy says what she initially thought was a back of cigarettes turned out to be much more.

>> i just stuck my hand in the pocket and out it came. i said it even comes with a bonus. i looked over and saw a $100 bill and wad of money. >> you could imagine that? the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two wem are now striomen ar up a friendship. this german shepard led a trooper to a fire. he got an award for being a hero yesterday. earlier this month buddy was with his owner ben when the fire started. ben was burned on the face and the flames spread quickly. a trooper was having trouble finding the scene when buddy appeared and led him the rest of the way. from there, the trooper was able to guide local fire departments to put out these flames. thankfully buddy's family's home was spared. we've talked about that massive storm system. so how will it affect you this weekend? let's go to bonnie schneider. >> we're watching the front for

severe weather over parts of the mississippi valley. it's going to be a dangerous situation. we have high risk for tornadoes to break out in places like louisiana, mississippi and alabama. you can see the threat is actually widespread for tornadoes even further north towards tennessee and into kentucky. as the system advances east, it is happening in a very warm, moist air. that is going to help ignite the storms. elsewhere across the country, most of the weather is pretty mild. certainly we're looking at warm temperatures in houston in the 80s. 60s and 70s across the west coast. as we look towards the as we look towards the northeast, a high of 6 wall street ended the week on a pretty good note, you could boston today. actualactually the weather the lookilooking better after some weathweather weathweth improvements. watt watr watch owatch oit furthr furthp furtherir

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this may look like something from the cover of a science fiction novel. but it's not fiction. here's a hint. it involves a 20-year-old piece of equipment with a very familiar name. look closely at this, a breathtaking photograph, right? well, this is a picture of a cosmic pillar of dust. nasa says the towers of the pillars are three light years tall and that they're made of cool hydrogen laced with dust. the picture was snapped from the hubble space telescope. and by the way, today is a huge day for the hubble. it is the 20th anniversary of the orbiting observatory. an injured manatee is now recovering after being rescued from a canal in ft. myers, florida. here's the rescue. the extent of its injuries is unclear right now.

but wildlife officials think it had a punctured lung and could have been hit by a boat. that doesn't surprise people who live along the waterway. >> they're docile, they're not going to hurt anybody. and i worry with the boaters going in and out of the channel that they don't pay attention. there's no manatee signs at all in our canal. nothing. >> well, the 7-foot manatee will be examined and rehabilitated at the zoo in tampa. a former major league manager was one of eight men who were now considered heroes. joe carter has more on this pretty amazing story. >> an incredible story. kevin kennedy who used to be a baseball manager and now works as an analyst for the tampa bay rays was on a flight from southern california to florida. and during this flight, a man stood up in the first class cabin and started spraying a water bottle, tried to open the cabin door and threatened to blow up the airplane. kennedy unbuckled his belt and took him out along with seven other guys.

they made the choice without even talking to each other. the plane was diverted to albuquerque where the passenger dwayne chatfield was taken into federal custody on the ground. ben roethlisberger is not the most popular person in pittsburgh these days. at the city zoo, roethlisberger's name was taken down and replaced with nhl hall of famer. visitors had expressed concerns about roethlisberger's name on the elephant display. big ben has been suspended six games for misconduct. the commissioner says he could increase the time if more misconduct surfaces. well, if you need some inspiration, just look to professional golfer ken green. he returned to the sport yesterday for the first time since losing his leg in a car crash that killed his brother, his girlfriend, and his dog. playing on a prosthetic leg, he and his playing partner tied for 17th out of 33 teams. well, there was some wicked weather in new orleans yesterday.

a lightning strike pretty much split a tree into two at the zurich classic. no one hurt, thankfully, but the tree, of course, damaged a little there. play suspended yesterday, they're going to try to finish up the second round this morning. that's sports. i'm joe carter. an illinois bank has become the latest casualty of the economy. but this bank closure may have political overtones. how it is connected to the race to fill president obama's old senate seat. we'll explain. and now it's time for fancy footwork. mls action. freddy montero on a free kick from way outside the box. and that rocket shot just finds the corner of the net. take another look. the game would end in a tie. but that is some fancy footwork. , s ropricelike poulapro,

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apparently this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis to add to it. a staff accountant tried to access pornographic websites nearly 1,800 times over a two-week period. a spokesman says the employees involved have been or are being disciplined. some of have been suspended or fired. gunmen ambushed and killed seven mexican police officers in the border town of ciudad juarez. now, so far no arrests have been made. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarez since a turf war erupted two years ago. federal regulators have shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise $85 million in new capital. the owner said that the closure

would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the bill wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank. it is incredibly sad and heartbreaking day for me and for my family. this bank has helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were turned away by the big banks. >> he's currently the treasurer of illinois. had he hasn't worked at the bank in four years. it's one of seven illinois banks shut down. a teacher's joke sent his class into hysterics. >> the next thing you know, we're literally on the floor laughing. and i'm chewing gum. >> laughter quickly turned to a life-threatening panic thanks to a wacky cartoon character saving the day.

i'm meteorologist bonnie schneider with your allergy report. if those of you suffering from allergies, i have to say you're not alone. this is about the worst of it we've seen so far this season. most of the country is facing a high factor in terms of allergy sufferers. we're pretty much seeing it coast to coast. across much of the central plains, extending to the eastern seaboard. we're also getting moderate reports of allergies in the northern tier of the country, right along areas of the canadian border. overall, this has been a very tough allergy season and it will continue at least through the weekend.

more scenes like this one are popping up across the eastern plains. take a look. the same storm system that's already caused several tornadoes is now dumping snow, sleet and rain, too. people across america are watching arizona. seeing how we implement this law. >> the debate over immigration reform is heating up thanks to a new law in arizona. what supporters and critics are saying about it. a great story. a german shepherd came to his family's rescue when their shop caught fire and state troopers

honored him for being both a guide and a hero. you're watching hln on this saturday morning. as always, it is great to see you. i'm susan hendricks. the month of may starts in just a week, but it looks a whole lot like january in colorado. some tornadoes were spotted, several apparently touched down in the eastern plains. the good news, no reports of any injuries or damage. meteorologist bonnie schneider is following this storm system for us today. >> we're tracking the threat for severe weather in advance of that storm system that brought the snow to colorado. now we're running the richk for tornadoes. a high risk at that. that means that within a 25-mile radius of the area you see in the darker red here, that means we have a 30% chance of seeing some sort of tornadic activity break out. a high risk by the storm prediction center is only issued only a few times a year, so this is a serious situation that we're watching. those of you that have a noaa weather radio, have it turned on

and ready in case a warning is issued for your area. we're tracking the severe weather here and i'll let you know if you get tornado warnings throughout the day. >> we'll check back. rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf of mexico after this. the coast guard says it is now unreasonable to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 4,200 square miles over three days. even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all the lifeboats. we don't know what was launched from the rig and what might still be with the rig. that's going to be something that we'll continue to do as part of the casualty investigation, and as the captain has mentioned, we can also re-resurrect the search efforts. all the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the

rig. >> more than 100 crew members managed to make it off the platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured but they are doing better. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. they hope to kill scores of americans in new york subway system. in court the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching them. he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. arizona has made a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times. it also allows police to question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally.

the law also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. critics say it will lead to racial profiling. but governor brewer said she had no choice but to sign the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses and kidnappings disrupt our life. our international border creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross-border relations, too. all week protesters have been gathering outside of arizona's capitol to urge governor brewer

not to sign it. after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i started crying. i think of my family, my friends. about everything that's going to happen. about how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision say critics are overreacting and that the law is needed. >> those people, mainly outside of arizona, should be ashamed, that they're now putting us, who are the protecters of our families, as the boogieman. that we're just going to go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason, that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at

a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. jurors have ordered the boy scouts of america to pay more than $18 million in a sex abuse case. the money was awarded to carey lewis abused by a former assistant scoutmaster who admitted molesting 17 boys 25 years ago. just last week the jury awarded him $1.4 million in come pence tory dajsz. >> i have a lot road ahead of me still. but it's a huge jumping point, huge start for me. so i already know i'm a little bit better off than i was. i just don't know how much better off yet. but i've got a grin on my face, so, yes. >> boy scout officials won't comment on this case. but the organization says it has always stood against child abuse of any kind. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note, you could say. a strong new home sales report

helped push stock markets to their highest point since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points to finish at 11204. the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points. the broader s&pp gained more than eight points. the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july, and according to state-run media, they illegally entered the country from iraq. the white house press secretary said they haven't been formally charged or allowed to get legal representation. he also said the u.s. fears the detainees' health will suffer. they've asked the iran government to allow their families to visit. that request was denied. rocker and reality show star brett michaels is hospitalized, and in intensive care. he apparently suffered a massive brain hemorrhage. michaels' publicist tells cnn that michaels is in critical condition.

in recent years he's been a main stay on reality tv on "rock of love with bret michaels." and also on "celebrity apprentice." we wish him well. a woman found more than $1,200 in a pocket of a jacket. she had the thrift store track down the original owner so she could return the cash. richie says what she initially thought was a pack of cigarettes turned out to be much more. >> just stuck my hand in the pocket and out it came. i said, it even comes with a bonus. i looked over and saw a $100 bill and wad of money. >> the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two women are now striking up a friendship. daddy! i love you. >> i love you, too. >> an emotional reunion, smiles and hugs all around. three survivors are back home

with family and friends after the fishing boat they were on sank in the gulf of alaska. they arrived in seattle last night. it is the end to a drama that started earlier this week with a frantic mayday call. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. this is the northern belle. we are at 59 degrees, ten minutes north, 146, 47 degrees west. >> kodiak requesting if you are in need of assistance, over. >> we are going down. >> northern belle, this is the kodiak. roger. understand you're going down. request persons onboard. >> we have persons onboard. we're going down. >> by the time the coast guard responded, it was too late for one of the men.

the man that made that mayday call suffered head trauma while trying to escape and died. it all unfolded about 50 miles south in the gulf of alaska. the three crew members who survived were wearing protective gear. a coast guard plane dropped a life raft to the crew and then a helicopter pulled them from the water. this german shepherd right here led an alaska state trooper to a fire at his family's shop. he got an award for being a hero yesterday. earlier this month, buddy was with his owner ben when the fire started. ben was burned on the face and the flames spread quickly. a trooper was having trouble finding the scene, when buddy appeared and led him the rest of the way. from there, the trooper was able to guide local fire departments to put out these flames. thankfully buddy's family's home was sward. this may look like something from the cover of a science fiction novel. here's a hint. it involves a 20-year-old piece of equipment with a very familiar name. hey -- who's our best presentation guy? carl.

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look closely at this. a breathtaking photograph, right? this is the picture of a cosmic pillar of dust. nasa says the tower's at the pillars are three light years tall and that they're made of cool hydrogen laced with dust. the pictures was snapped from the hubble space telescope. by the way, today's a huge day for the hubble. it is the 20th anniversary of the orbiting on serve tor i. there is a brand-new post from tiger woods on his website about his recent activities with his family and return to golf. a lot of people are interested. joe carter is following this for us. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger summed up his week at the masters as pretty cool. he said the only criticism he heard was from the bad language he used on the golf course. in these posts, tiger did not mention his wife elen at all, but he did say he took time off after the masters to go scuba

diving with his family. tiger went on to say it felt great to return to competitive golf and actually come pent for a major championship. he tied for fourth at the masters and scheduled to play in his second tournament on thursday in shar hot, north carolina. manu ginobili took an elbow in the face that broke his nose. game over? wrong. ginobili went into the locker room, cracked his nose back into place and finished the basketball game. he scored 11 points in the fourth quarter to beat the mavericks. more than 7 million people watched the first round of the nfl draft on thursday night. it was the most viewed first round in espn's 31-year history, and the first time the network covered the draft during primetime tv. the highest rated markets, jacksonville, florida, and new orleans. a beer vendor at a baseball game in milwaukee got a little more than a good tip yesterday. during the seventh inning, a foul ball went into the crowd

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of its own. an internal investigation found s.e.c. employees and contractors were cruising porn sites on government computers. apparently this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis. a regional office staff accountant tried to access porno graphic websites nearly 1,800 times on her laptop over a two-week period. a spokesman said the employees are being disciplined. some have been suspended or fired. gunmen ambushed and kill seven mexican police officers in ciudad juarez. they were attacked when they stopped to talk to a street vendor when they flagged them down. a drug war erupted two years ago. federal regulators have shut down an illinois bank run by a man trying to get president

obama's old senate seat. they failed to raise about $85 million in new capital. alexi giannoulias said the closure would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank. it is incredibly sad and heartbreaking day for me and my family. this bank has helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were turned away by the big banks. >> giannoulias is currently the treasurer of illinois. he hasn't worked at the bank in four years. broadway bank is one of seven illinois banks that have shut down. the bank lost $75 million last year. a u.s. attorney says prosecuting pirates suspected of attacking u.s. navy ships will send a strong message. 11 suspected pirates from somalia were taken to federal court yesterday to face criminal

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coast guard rescuers have suspended their search for 11 people missing from the oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico. officials say 126 people were onboard when the explosion happened tuesday night. one person is still in the hospital. crews are still cleaning up the big oil slick from that explosion. 128 more deaths have been added to the death toll from major earthquake in china. it now stands at nearly 2,200. the 6.9 magnitude quake struck the northwestern part of the country earlier this month. at least 78 people are still missing. the president and first lady

had barbecue at a restaurant in ashville, north carolina, yesterday. there's spending their weekend getaway there. president obama stopped at the same restaurant when he was campaigning back in 2008. that is a look at your saturday headlines here on hln. glad you're with us. i'm susan hendricks. two men and a woman are back home with loved ones. the drama started when their fishing boat sank and that led to a frantic mayday call. king tv shows us their rescue and bittersweet return. >> come on, dad. >> reporter: it's been almost two weeks since danny jack's father, robert, left on the northern belle for alaska. three days since that fishing boat sank in icy waters. tonight she welcomes him home. >> daddy! i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: while this father embraces his daughter, nicole esau comes home to her father. >> everything is going to be okay. i'm safe.

my refuge. >> reporter: and todd can joke tonight he's never going back to the sea. >> no, we're done. ja zuzy is about the only water i'll get into it. >> what saved us is robert's mayday. this is the northern belle. >> i was sucked under by the crane. and i came up and said, dear lord, please let me see my daughter, dani again. >> trying to stay alive. you know, we were cold. filled half with water. praying we would make it. >> i used my whistle and blinking strobe light to locate two of the other people. >> little bits of hope were given to us. things like we had a lot of debris and little birds come. little tiny things keep you going. >> we finally seen a plane. we thought, where's the chopper. >> bring the survivor inside.

>> amazing story. thanks to owen lee from king tfb for that report. they credit the captain and his mayday call for their rescue. sadly, the captain did not survive. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note. a strong new home sales report helped push stock markets to their highest points since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points to finish at 11,204. and the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points. and the broader s&p 500 gained more than eight points. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. now, they hoped to kill scores of americans in new york's subway system. in court the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching him. during his court plea yesterday, he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called, quote, the war

on islam. he faces life in prison. there is a brand-new post from tiger woods on his website. he's talking about his recent activities with his family, and his return to golf. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger summed up his week at augusta national as cool. he said he took a little time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. tiger went on to say it felt great to return to competition and to actually contend for a major championship. he said during his week in augusta, he tried and wanted to interact with as many fans as he could. he also said a little girl actually gave him a letter on the third tee which was awfully sweet. tiger tied for fourth at the masters and is scheduled to play in his second tournament starting this thursday in charlot charlotte, north carolina. should be interesting how he plays and how the fans react to him in charlotte, compared to augusta national. >> either way, we will be

watching. a lot of people will be. joe, thank you. a young farmer in spain has completely a new face. he is the first person in the world to get a full face transplant. doctors in barcelona lifted an entire face, including the jaw, nose, teeth and eyelids, and placed it like a mask onto the patient. five years ago the farmer was badly disfigured when he accidently shot himself in the face. he was unable to eat or breathe on his own. >> translator: the patient asked to see himself one week after the surgery and he reacted very calmly, and with satisfaction. and when we asked him in writing, because we communicate with writing and gestures, he said he was very grateful and satisfied. >> the operation is the most expensive to date. it took a 30-member surgical team 24 hours to do it. rocker and reality show star bret michaels is hospitalized, and in intensive care. he apparently suffered a massive

brain hemorrhage. michaels' publicist tells our sister network cnn that michaels is in critical condition. in recent years, he's been a main stay on reality tv starring in rock of love with brett michaels. he's also a contestant on "celebrity apprentice." we wish him well. governor jan brewer signed into law in phoenix yesterday a new controversial immigration law. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at any time. and police can detain anyone they think is in the law illegally. critics say the law will lead to racial profiling, but governor brewer said she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona.

we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happening south of our border, our international border creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient, waiting for washington to act. >> several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross-border relations, too. all week protesters have been gathering outside of arizona's capital to urge governor brewer not to sign it. after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i started to cry. i started to think about my family, my friends, about everything that's going to happen, how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision said critics are overreacting and

that the law is needed. >> those people, mainly outside of arizona, should be ashamed. that they're now putting us, who are the protectors of our families, as the boogieman. that we're going to just go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. a woman who bought a second-hand jacket for her son found more than $1,200 in one of the pockets. it is true. barbara richie didn't keep the money. she had the thrift store track down the original owner so she could return the cash.

richie says what she initially thought was a pack of cigarettes turned out to be much more. >> just stuck my hand in the pocket. out it came. i said, it even comes with a bonus. and i looked over and i saw a $100 bill, and a wad of money. >> could you imagine that? the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two women are now striking up a friendship. this german shepherd right here led an alaska state trooper to a fire in his family's shop. he got an award for being a hero yesterday. earlier this month buddy was with his owner ben when the fire started. ben was burned on the face and the flames spread quickly. a trooper was having trouble finding the scene, when buddy appeared and led him the rest of the way. from there, the trooper was able to guide local fire departments to put out these flames. thankfully buddy's family's home was spared. we've talked about the massive storm system. how will it affect you this

weekend? let's go straight to meteorologist bonnie schneider. >> we're watching the threat for severe weather over parts of the mississippi valley. this could be a dangerous situation because we have high risk for tornadoes to break out in places like louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. and you can see the threat is actually widespread for tornadoes, even further north towards tennessee, and into kentucky. as the system advances east, it's tapping into very warm, moist air, that's just going to help to ignite the storms. elsewhere across the country, most of the weather's pretty mild. certainly we're looking at warm temperatures in houston in the 80s. 60s and 70s across the west coast. 67 in boston today. actually the weather there is looking better after rough weather kind of rolled through the northeast over the past couple of days. down in florida, you're also looking at improvements. but watch out for the storm system, because it is on the move and today it's affecting the mississippi valley. but tomorrow we'll see it work further even to the extreme southeast. we're monitoring it here for you on hln. i'm meteorologist bonnie schneider.

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here's a rescue. the extent of the injuries is unclear right now. but wildlife officials thinks it had a punctured lung and could have been hit by a boat. that doesn't surprise people who live along the waterway. >> they're docile, they're not going to hurt anybody. i worry with the boaters going in and out of the channel, that they don't pay attention. there's no manatee signs at all in our canal. nothing. >> the 7-foot manatee will be examined and rehabilitated at the lowery zoo in tampa. a former major league manager was one of eight men who are now considered heroes after stopping a passenger who threatened to blow up their airplane. joe carter has more of this amazing story. >> incredible story. kevin kennedy who now works as a baseball tv analyst for the tampa bay rays was on a flight from southern california to florida. during this flight, a man stood up in the first-class cabin and started spraying a water bottle, tried to open the cabin door and then threatened to blow up the

airplane. kennedy said he unbuckled his belt and took him out, along with seven other guys. they said they made the choice without even talking to each other. the plane was diverted to albuquerque, where the passenger, duane sheffield, was taken into federal custody on the ground. steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger is not the most popular person in pittsburgh today. his name was taken down and replaced with nfl hall of famer maria lemieux's. a zoo spokesperson said visitors had expressed concerns about roethlisberger's name on the elephant display. big ben has been suspended six games in the upcoming nfl season for misconduct. the commissioner says he could increase the time if more misconduct surfaces. if you need inspiration, just look to professional golfer ken green. he returned to the sport yesterday for the first time since losing his leg in a car crash that killed his brother, his girlfriend and his dog. playing on a prosthetic leg, green and his playing partner

tied for 17th out of 33 teams. there is wicked weather in new orleans yesterday. a lightning strike pretty much split a tree into two at the zurich classic. no one hurt, thankfully. but the tree, of course, damaged a little there. they're going to try to finish up the second round this morning. but more rain is in the frasmt. that's sports. i'm joe carter. an illinois bank has become the latest casualty of the economy. but this bank closure may have political overtones. how it is connected to the race to fill president barack obama's old senate seat. after using rogaine for a while, i went to my stylist

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two goldman sachs shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company's top executives. they are related to the fraud charges the s.e.c. filed last thursday. the complaints were filed yesterday in new york state supreme court. goldman's officers and the entire board of directors breached their duties by their alleged link to subprime mortgages. the s.e.c. accused goldman sachs of failing to reveal conflicts of interest, which led to a $1 billion loss for investors. the s.e.c. is in hot water of its own. an internal investigation found s.e.c. employees and contractors were cruising porn sites on government computers. apparently this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis. a regional office staff accountant tried to access porno graphic websites over a two-week period. and another downloading porn eight hours a day. the employees involved are being disciplined. some have been suspended or

fired. gunmen ambushed and killed police officers in mexico. police were attacked when they stopped to talk to a street vendor who flagged them down. so far, no arrests have been made. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarez since a turf war between drug cartels erupted two years ago. federal regulators have shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise about $85 million in new capital. alexi giannoulias said it would not afeblt his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank. it is incredibly sad and heartbreaking day for me and my family. this bank has helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were

turned away by the big banks. >> giannoulias's currently the treasurer of illinois. broadway bank is one of seven illinois banks that have shut down. the bank lost $75 million last year. a u.s. attorney says prosecuting pirates suspected of attacking sufficient navy ships will send a strong message. 11 suspected pirates were taken to federal court yesterday to face criminal charges. they're accused of two separate attacks on u.s. vessels near the horn of africa this year. u.s. authorities flew them in from east africa for yesterday's court appearance. last year, you may remember, somali pirates made off with about $60 million by holding ships for ransom. actor ted danson's involvement with the environmental concerns gives him an opportunity to encourage others. ted danson is focusing on ash with a place where you can impact your world.

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more scenes like this one are popping up across the eastern plains. take a look. the same storm system that's already caused several tornadoes is now dumping snow, sleet and rain, too. people across america are watching arizona. seeing how we implement this law. ready to jump on even the slightest misstep. >> the debate over immigration reform is heating up. thanks to a new law in arizona. hear what it covers and what supporters and critics are saying about it. a german shepherd came to

its family's rescue. year's watching hln on this saturday morning. as always t is great to see you. i'm susan hendricks. believe it or not, the month of may starts in just a week. but it's looking a whole lot like january in colorado. a spring storm dropped snow, sleet and rain across the state yesterday. some tornadoes were spotted, too. several apparently touched down in the eastern plains. the good news, no reports of any injuries, or damage. meteorologist bonnie schneider is following this storm system for us today. >> we are tracking the threat for severe weather in advance of that same storm system that brought the snow to colorado. now we're running the risk for tornadoes. a high risk at that. and that means that within a 25-mile radius of the areas you see in the darker red, well, that means we have a 30% chance of seeing some sort of tornadic activity break out. a high risk by the storm prediction center is only issued a few times a year. this is a serious situation we're watching. those of you that have a noaa weather radio, have it turned on

and ready in case a warning is issued for your area. we're tracking the severe weather here, susan. i'll let you know if we get any tornado warnings throughout the day. >> bonnie, thanks. we'll check back. rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf of mexico after this. the coast guard says it is now unreasonable to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 4,200 square miles over three days. now, even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% with certainty accounted for all the lifeboats. and we don't know what was launched from the rig and what might still be with the rig. and that's going to be something that we'll continue to do as part of the casualty investigation, and as the captain has mentioned, we can also re-resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility they're out there in a lifeboat. but all the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig.

>> more than 100 crew members managed to make it off the platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured, but they are doing better. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. now, they hoped to kill scores of americans in new york's subway system. in court the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching him. during his court plea yesterday, he warped of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. arizona has made a new measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times. it also allows police to question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally.

the law also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. critics say the law will lead to racial profiling, but governor brewer says she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the construction happening south of our border, our international border, creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the haw could affect cross-border relations, too. all week protesters have been gathering outside of arizona's

capital to urge governor brewer not to sign it. after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i started to cry. i started to think about my family, my parents, about everything that's going to happen. how this the change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision say critics are overreacting, and that the law is needed. >> those people, mainly outside of arizona, should be ashamed. that they're now putting us, who are the protectors of our families, as the boogieman. that we're just going to go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at

a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. jurors have ordered the boy scouts of america to pay more than $18 million in a sex abuse case. the money was awarded to carey lewis abused by an assistant scoutmaster who admitted to molesting 17 boys 25 years ago. the jury awarded him $1.4 million in xecome pence tory damages. >> i have a long road ahead of me still. but it's a huge jumping point, a huge start for me. i already know i'm a little bit better off than i was. i just don't know how much better off yet. but i've got a grin on my face, so yes. >> boy scout officials won't comment on this case. but the organization says it has always stood against child abuse of any kind. the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately.

the hikers were arrested last july, and according to state-run media, they illegally entered the company from iraq. the white house press secretary said they haven't been formally charged or allowed to get legal representation. he also said the u.s. fears the detainees' health will suffer. the u.s. has asked iran's government to grant visas to the hikers' families to visit, but that request was denied. a woman found more than $1,200 in a pocket from a thrift store. she didn't keep the money. she had the thrift store track down the original owner so she could return the cash. richey says what she initially thought was a pack of cigarettes turned out to be much more. >> just stuck my hand in the pocket and out it came. i said, it even comes with a bonus. i looked over and i saw a $100 billion, and a wad of money. >> could you imagine that? the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two women are now striking up a friendship.

this german shepherd right here led an alaska state trooper to a fire at his family's shop. he got awarded for being a hero yesterday. earlier this month, buddy was with his owner ben when the fire started. ben was burned on the face and the flames spread quickly. a trooper was having trouble finding the scene, when buddy appeared and led him the rest of the way. from there, the trooper was able to guide local fire departments to put out these flames. thankfully buddy's family's home was spared. this may look like something from the cover of a science fiction novel, but it's not fiction. here's a hint. it involves a 20-year-old piece of equipment with a very familiar name. [ wheezing ]

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course, and has the latest. >> in his first blog post in six months, tiger woods summed up his week at the masters as pretty cool and said the only criticism that he heard was the bad language he used on the golf course. he did not mention his wife elin in his posting, but said he took time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. he tied for fourth at the masters, and is scheduled to play his next tournament, his second tournament thursday in charlotte, north carolina. san antonio star manu ginobili is a tough guy. last night he took an elbow in the face that broke his nose. game over for him, right? wrong. ginobili actually went into the locker room, cracked his nose back into place and returned to the game. he went on to score 11 points in the fourth quarter to help his team beat the mavericks. more than 7 million people watched the first round of the nfl draft on thursday night. it was the most viewed first

round in espn's 31-year history. and the first time the network covered the draft during primetime tv. the highest rated markets, jacksonville, florida, and new orleans. a beer vendor at a baseball game in milwaukee got more than a good tip yesterday. during the game, a foul ball went into the crowd and ricocheted off his head. you can actually see the ball bounce right off his mellon. hopefully they gave him the rest of the day off and one of those cold beers. that's sports. i'm joe carter. with the economy in a slump, families are struggling to make ends meet. but you don't have to sacrifice good nutrition. where better to look for tips on healthy living on the cheap than a five-star french chef. >> a little bit of your interest into the food, it's easy to find ways to eat for a budget which

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two goldman sachs shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company's top executives. they are related to the fraud charges the s.e.c. filed last

thursday. well, the xlajts were filed yesterday in new york state supreme court. goldman's officers and the entire board of directors breached their duties by their alleged link to subprime mortgages. the s.e.c. accused goldman sachs of failing to reveal conflicts of interest, which led to a $1 billion loss for investors. federal regulators have shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise about $85 million in new capital. alexi giannoulias said the closure would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank. it is incredibly sad and heartbreaking day for me and my family. this bank has helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were

turned away by the big banks. >> giannoulias's currently the treasurer of illinois. he hasn't worked at the bank in four years. broadway bank is one of seven illinois banks that have shut down. the bank lost $75 million last year. a u.s. attorney says prosecuting pirates suspected of attacking u.s. navy ships will send a strong message. 11 suspected pirates from somalia were taken to federal court yesterday to face criminal charges. they are accused of two separate attacks on u.s. vessels at sea near the horn of africa this year. u.s. authorities flew them in from east africa for yesterday's court appearance. last year you may remember somali pirates made off with about $60 million by holding ships for ransom. we all know that you can't transform education in america without great teachers. cnn education correspondent steve perry talked to some of the big-city mayors who has an idea of how to get and keep those teachers. >> i have no formal authority.

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coast guard rescuers have suspended their search for 11 people missing from the oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico. officials say 126 people were onboard when the explosion happened tuesday night. one person is still in the hospital. crews are still cleaning up the big oil slick from that explosion. 128 more deaths have been added to the death toll from the major earthquake in china. it now stands at nearly 2,200. the 6.9 magnitude quake struck the northwestern part of the country earlier this month. at least 78 people are still missing. the president and first lady

had barbecue at a restaurant in asheville, north carolina. that was yesterday. they're spending their weekend getaway there. president obama stopped at the same restaurant when he was campaigning back in 2008. that is a look at your saturday headlines here on hln. glad you're with us. i'm susan hendricks. two men and a woman are back home with loved ones. after a life threatening nightmare in the gulf of alaska. the drama started when their fishing boat sank and that led to a frantic mayday call. owen lee of oh fill yat king tv shows us their rescue and bittersweet return. >> come on, dad. >> reporter: it's been almost two weeks since dani jack's father, robert, left on the northern belle for alaska. three days since that fishing boat sank in icy waters. tonight she welcomes him home. >> daddy! i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: while this father embraces his daughter, nicole esau comes home to her father. >> everything is going to be okay. i'm safe. my refuge.

>> reporter: and todd can joke tonight he's never going back to the sea. >> no, we're done. the jacuzzi is about the only thing i'll get into water. >> what saved us is robert's mayday. >> mayday, mayday, this is the northern belle. >> i was sucked under by the crane. and i came up and said, dear lord, please let me see my daughter, dani again. >> trying to stay alive. you know, we were cold. filled half with water. praying to god we were going to make it. >> i used my whistle and blinking strobe light to locate two of the other people. >> little bits of hope were given to us. i mean, things like, we had a lot of debris, and we had little birds come. and just little tiny things keep you going. >> we finally seen a plane. we thought, where's the chopper. >> bring the survivor inside. >> amazing story.

thanks to owen lee from king tv for that report. they credit the captain and his mayday call for their rescue. sadly, the captain did not survive. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note. a strong new home sales report helped push stock markets to their highest points since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points to finish at 11,204. and the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points. and the broader s&p 500 gained more than eight points. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. now, they hoped to kill scores of americans in new york's subway system. in court the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching them. during his court plea yesterday, he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop

what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. there is a brand-new post from tiger woods on his website. the golfer is blogging about his recent activities with his family. also his return to golf. what he thinks. joe carter is here with much more on this story. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger summed up his week at augusta national as pretty cool. tiger did not mention his wife elin in his posting, but he said he took a little time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. tiger went on to say it felt great to return to competition and to actually contend for a major championship. he said during his week in augusta, he tried and wanted to interact with as many fans as he could. he also said a little girl actually gave him a letter on the third tee which was awfully sweet. tiger tied for fourth at the masters and is scheduled to play in his second tournament starting this thursday in charlotte, north carolina. it should be interesting, susan, how he plays and how the fans react to his in charlotte compared to augusta national.

>> either way, we will be watching. a lot of people will be. joe, thank you. a young farmer in spain has completely a new face. he is the first person in the world to get a full face transplant. doctors in barcelona lifted an entire face, including the jaw, nose, teeth and eyelids, and placed it like a mask onto the patient. five years ago the farmer was badly disfigured when he accidently shot himself in the face. he was unable to breathe or eat on his own. >> translator: the patient asked to see himself one week after the surgery and he reacted very calmly, and with satisfaction. and when we asked him in writing, because we communicate with writing and gestures, he said he was very grateful and satisfied. >> the operation is the most expensive to date. it took a 30-member surgical team 24 hours to do it. rocker and reality show star bret michaels is hospitalized, and in intensive care. he apparently suffered a massive

brain hemorrhage. michaels' publicist tells our sister network cnn that michaels is now in critical condition. the 47-year-old is best known for fronting the 80s poise on, and in recent years he's been a mainstay on reality tv, starring in "rock of love with bret michaels." he's also a contestant on "celebrity apprentice." we wish him wefl. governor jan brewer signed into law in phoenix yesterday a new controversial immigration law. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times. and police can detain anyone they think is in the law illegally. the law imposes penalties on anyone who hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. critics say the law will lead to racial profiling, but governor brewer said she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety

to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happening south of our border, our international border creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient, waiting for washington to act. >> several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross-border relations, too. all week protesters have been gathering outside of arizona's capital to urge governor brewer not to sign it. well, after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i started to cry. i started to think about my family, my friends, about everything that's going to happen, how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision said critics are overreacting and that the law is needed.

>> those people, mainly outside of arizona, should be ashamed. that they're now putting us, who are the protectors of our families, as the boogieman. that we're going to just go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. a woman who bought a second-hand jacket for her son found more than $1,200 in one of the pockets. it is true. but barbara richey didn't keep the money. she had the thrift store track down the original owner so she could return the cash.

richey said what she initially thought was a pack of cigarettes turned out to be much more. >> just stuck my hand in the pocket. out it came. i said, it even comes with a bonus. and i looked over and i saw a $100 bill, and a wad of money. >> could you imagine that? the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two women are now striking up a friendship. this may look like something from the cover of a science fiction model. it involves a 20-year-old piece of equipment with a very familiar name.

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nasa says the tower's of the pillars are three light years tall and that they're made with cool hydrogen laced with dust. it was snapped from the hubble space telescope. today is a huge day for the hubble. it is the 20th anniversary of the orbiting observatory. joe carter has more on this amazing story. >> incredible story. kevin kennedy, who used to be a baseball manager, now works as a baseball tv analyst for the tampa bay rays, was on a flight from southern california to florida. during this flight a man stood up in the first class cabin and started spraying a water bottle, tried to open the cabin door and then threatened to blow up the airplane. kennedy said he unbuckled his belt and took him out along with seven other guys. they said they made the choice without even talking to each other. the plane was diverted to

albuquerque, where the passenger, duane sheffield, was taken into custody on the ground. ben roths is not the most popular person in pittsburgh today. roethlisberger's name was taken down at the zoo and replaced with mario lemieux's. a zoo spokesperson said visitors had expressed concerns about roethlisberger's name on the elephant display. big beb has been suspended six games in the upcoming nfl season for misconduct. the commissioner says he could increase the time if more misconduct surface also. if you need some inspiration, just look to professional golfer ken green. he returned to the sport yesterday for the first time since losing his leg in a car crash that killed his brother, his girlfriend and his dog. playing on a prosthetic leg, green and his playing partner tied for 17th out of 33 teams. there was wicked weather in new orleans yesterday. a lightning strike pretty much split a tree into two at the zurich classic. no one hurt, thankfully.

but the tree, of course, damaged a little there. play was suspended yesterday. they'll try to finish up the second round this morning. but more rain is in the forecast. that's sports. i'm joe carter. an illinois bank has become the latest casualty of the economy. but this bank closure may have political overtones. how it is connected to the race to fill president barack obama's old senate seat. now it's time for some fancy footwork. mls action in seattle. a free kick from way outside the box. that rocket shot just finds the corner of the net. take another look. the game would end in a tie. but that is some fancy footwork. alaska, everyone awaits

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two goldman sachs shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company's top executives. they are related to the fraud charges the s.e.c. filed last thursday. the complaints were filed yesterday in new york state supreme court. goldman's officers and the entire board of directors breached their duties by their alleged link to subprime mortgages. the s.e.c. accused goldman sachs of failing to reveal conflicts of interest, which led to a $1 billion loss for investors. the s.e.c. is in hot water of its own. an internal investigation found s.e.c. employees and contractors were cruising porn sites on government computers. apparently this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis. a regional office staff

accountant tried to access pornographic websites over a two-week period. and a senior attorney admitted to downloading porn up to eight hours a day. a spokesman says the employees involved have been, or are being disciplined. some have been suspended or fired. gunmen ambushed and killed seven mexican police officers in the border town of ciudad juarez. police were attacked when they stopped to talk to a street vendor who flagged them down. so far, no arrests have been made. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarez since a turf war between drug cartels erupted two years ago. federal regulators have shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise about $85 million in new capital. alexi giannoulias said it would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank.

it is an incredibly sad and heartbreaking day for me and my family. this bank has helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were turned away by the big banks. >> giannoulias's currently the treasurer of illinois. he hasn't worked at the bank in four years. broadway bank is one of seven illinois banks that have shut down. the bank lost $75 million last year. a u.s. attorney says prosecuting pirates suspected of attacking u.s. navy ships will send a strong message. 11 suspected pirates from somalia were taken to federal court yesterday to face criminal charges. they're accused of two separate attacks on u.s. vessels near the horn of africa this year. u.s. authorities flew them in from east africa for yesterday's court appearance. last year, you may remember, somali pirates made off with about $60 million by holding

ships for ransom. artists are bringing smiles to sick and disabled children in hospitals and schools all around the country. it is thanks to the efforts of one woman. our robin meade has her story in our today's "leaders with heart." >> reporter: jennifer's life changed when she lost a friend to cancer. so she made it her mission to have har tists bring hope to kids in hospitals and schools. >> to see how it changes the artist, as well as the child. it's really what this organization is about. >> reporter: it was founded 12 years ago. last year the organization touched more than 30,000 children in los angeles. thanks to volunteers and celebrities. >> to know that there's someone there who doesn't even know you, who wants to make a difference. it just, you know, touches you.

>> reporter: house group now serves children in new york and plans to expand to other cities. >> when you see someone so innocent receive just so genuinely, to see that in their faces, means everything in the world to me. there really is no limit to where we can go. a teacher's joke sent his class into hysterics. >> the next thing you know we're literally on the floor laughing. >> reporter: laughter quickly turned to a life threatening panic. thankfully the lesson from a wacky cartoon character saved the day. aflac is not more benefits at greater cost to your company insurance. aflac is not how do i fit it in my company's budget insurance. aflac is help protect and care for your employees at no cost to your company insurance.

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more scenes like this one are popping up across the eastern plains. take a look. the same storm system that's already caused several tornadoes is now dumping snow, sleet and rain, too. people across america are watching arizona, seeing how we implement this law. ready to jump on even the slightest misstep. >> the debate over immigration reform is heating up. thanks to a new law in arizona. hear what it covers and what supporters and critics are saying about it. a german shepherd came to his family's rescue when their

shop caught fire. year's watching hln on this saturday morning. as always, it is great to see you. i'm susan hendricks. believe it or not, the month of may starts in just a week. but it's looking a whole lot like january in colorado. a spring storm dropped snow, sleet and rain across the state yesterday. some tornadoes were spotted, too. several apparently touched down in the eastern plains. the good news, no reports of any injuries, or damage. meteorologist bonnie schneider is following this storm system for us today. hey, bonnie. >> hi, susan. we are tracking the threat for severe weather in advance of that same storm system that brought that storm to colorado. now we're running the risk for tornadoes. a high risk at that. and that means that within a 25-mile radius of the areas you see in the darker red, well, that means we have a 30% chance of seeing some sort of tornadic activity break out. a high risk by the storm prediction center is only issued a few times a year. so this is a serious situation that we're watching. those of you that have a noaa weather radio, have it turned on and ready in case a warning is issued for your area.

we're tracking the severe weather here, susan. i'll let you know if we get any tornado warnings throughout the day. >> a lot going on weatherwise. thanks, bonny. we'll check back. rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf of mexico after this. the coast guard says it is now unreasonable to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 4,200 square miles over three days. now, even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% with certainty accounted for all the lifeboats. and we don't know what was launched from the rig and what might still be with the rig. and that's going to be something that we'll continue to do as part of the casualty investigation, and as the captain has mentioned, we can also re-resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility they're out there in a lifeboat somewhere. but all the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig. >> more than 100 crew members

managed to make it off the platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured, but they are doing better. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. now, they hoped to kill scores of americans in new york's subway system. in court the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching them. during his court plea yesterday, he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison. arizona has made a controversial new immigration measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times. it also allows police to question anyone they suspect of

being in the country illegally. the law also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. critics say the law will lead to racial profiling, but governor brewer says she had no other choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> there's no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happening south of our border, our international border, creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> several groups are already promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the haw could affect cross-border relations, too. all week protesters have been gathering outside of arizona's capital to urge governor brewer not to sign it.

after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i started to cry. i started to think about my family, my parents, about everything that's going to happen. about how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision say critics are overreacting, and that the law is needed. >> those people, mainly outside of arizona, should be ashamed. that they're now putting us, who are the protectors of our families, as the boogieman. that we're just going to go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided." he also asked the justice department to look into the measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at a national level.

he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. jurors have ordered the boy scouts of america to pay more than $18 million in a sex abuse case. the money was awarded to carey lewis abused by an assistant scoutmaster who admitted to molesting 17 boys 25 years ago. just last week, the jury awarded him $1.4 million in compensatory damages. >> i have a long road ahead of me still. but it's a huge jumping point, a huge start for me. i already know i'm a little bit better off than i was. i just don't know how much better off yet. but i've got a grin on my face, so yes. >> boy scout officials won't comment on this case. but the organization says it has always stood against child abuse of any kind. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note. a strong new home sales report

helped push stock markets to their highest point since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points to finish at 11,204. and the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points. and the prodder s&p 500 gained more than eight points. the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july, and according to state-run media, they illegally entered the company from iraq. the white house press secretary said they haven't been formally charged or allowed to get legal representation. he also said the u.s. fears the detainees' health will suffer. the u.s. has asked iran's government to grant visas to the hikers' families to allow them to visit, but that request was denied. bret michaels is hospitalized and in intensive care. he apparently suffered a massive brain hemorrhage. michaels's publicist tells cnn that michaels is now in critical condition. the 47-year-old is best known for fronting the '80s band

poison, and in recent years a mainstay starring in "rock of love with bret michaels. "'s he's also a contestant on nbc's "celebrity apprentice." we wish him well. a woman found more than $1,200 in a pocket from a thrift store. barbara richey had the thrift store track down the original owner so she could return the cash. richey says what she initially thought was a pack of cigarettes turned out to be much more. >> just stuck my hand in the pocket and out it came. i said, it even comes with a bonus. i looked over and i saw a $100 bill and a wad of money. >> could you imagine that? the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two women are now striking up a friendship. an emotional reunion, smiles and hugs all around. three survivors are back home

with family and friends after the fishing boat they were on sank in the gulf of alaska. they arrived in seattle last night. it the end to a drama that started earlier this week with a frantic mayday call. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. this is the northern belle. 146, 47 degrees west. >> northern belle, requesting if you are in need of assistance. >> absolutely. we are going down. >> northern belle, this is the kodiak. roger. understand you're going down. requesting known persons onboard. >> we have persons onboard. we are getting in a life raft here. we're going down. >> by the time the coast guard respo responded, it was too late for

one of the men, the man that made that call. he suffered head trauma while trying to escape and died. it all unfolded about 50 miles out of the island in the gulf of alaska. the three crew members who survived were wearing protective gear. they dropped a life raft to the crew and a helicopter pulled them from the water. this german shepherd right here led an alaska state trooper to a fire at his family's shop. he got awarded for being a hero yesterday. look at him go. earlier this month, buddy was with his owner ben when the fire started. ben was burned on the face and the flames spread quickly. a trooper was having trouble finding the scene, when buddy appeared and led him the rest of the way. from there, the trooper was able to guide local fire departments to put out these flames. thankfully buddy's family's home was spared. this may look like something from the cover of a science fiction novel, but it's not fiction. here's a hint. it involves a 20-year-old piece of equipment with a very familiar name. ÷÷xxppúú@@

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look closely at this. a breathtaking photograph, right? this is the picture of a cosmic

pillar of dust piled high in a galaxy. nasa said the towers at the pillars are three light years tall and are made of cool hydrogen laced with dust. the picture was snapped from the hubble space telescope. and by the way, today's a huge day for the hubble. it is the 20th anniversary of the orbiting observatory. an injured manatee is now recovering after being rescued from a canal in fort myers, florida. here's the rescue. the extent of its injuries are unclear, but the wildlife officials think it had a punctured lung and could have been hit by a boat. that isn't a surprise by the people who live along the waterway. >> they're docile, they're not going to hurt anybody. i worry with the boaters going in and out of the channel, they don't pay attention. there's no manatee signs at all in our canal, nothing. >> the 7-foot manatee will be examined and rehabilitated at the lowry zoo in tampa. there is a brand-new post from tiger woods on his website.

the golfer blogs about his recent activities with his family, also his huge return to golf. joe carter's following this, of course, and has the latest. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger woods summed up his week at the masters as pretty cool, and said that the only criticism that he heard was the bad language he used on the golf course. he did not mention his wife elin in his posting, but said he took time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. he said it felt great to return to competitive golf and to actually contend for a major championship. he tied for fourth at the masters, and is scheduled to play his next tournament, his second tournament thursday in charlotte, north carolina. san antonio star manu ginobili is a tough guy. during last night's play-off game against dallas, he took an elbow in the face that broke his nose. game over for him, right? wrong. ginobili actually went into the locker room, cracked his nose back into place, and returned to the game. he went on to score 11 points in the fourth quarter to help his team beat the mavericks.

more than 7 million people watched the first round of the nfl draft on thursday night. it was the most viewed first round in espn's 31-year history. and the first time the network covered the draft during primetime tv. the highest rated markets, jacksonville, florida, and new orleans. a beer vendor at a baseball game in milwaukee got more than a good tip yesterday. during the game, a foul ball went into the crowd and ricocheted off his head. look at the replay here. you can actually see the ball bounce right off his melon. the guy would actually be okay. hopefully they gave him the rest of the day off and one of those cold beers. that's sports. i'm joe carter. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro.

two goldman sachs shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company's top executives. they are related to the fraud charges the s.e.c. filed last thursday. the complaints were filed yesterday in new york state supreme court. goldman's officers and the entire board of directors breached their duties by their

alleged link to subprime mortgages. the s.e.c. accused goldman sachs of failing to reveal conflicts of interest which led to a $1 billion loss for investors. the s.e.c. is in some hot water of its own. an internal investigation found s.e.c. employees and contractors were cruising porn sites on gosk computers. apparently this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis. a regional office staff account ant tried to ak set pornographic web sides over a two-week period. a spokesman says the employees involved have been, or are being disciplined. some have been suspended or fired. gunmen ambushed and killed seven mexican police officers in the border town of ciudad juarez. authorities say police were attacked when they stopped to talk to a street vendor who flagged them down. so far, no arrests have been made. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarez since a turf

war between drug cartels erupted two years ago. federal regulators have shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise about $85 million in new capital. alexi gns gns -- giannoulias said that the closure would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank. it is an incredibly sad and heartbreaking day for me and my family. this bank has helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were turned away by the big banks. >> giannoulias's currently the treasurer of illinois. he hasn't worked at the bank in four years. broadway bank is one of seven illinois banks that have shut down. the bank lost $75 million last year. a u.s. attorney says

prosecuting pirates suspected of attacking u.s. navy ships will send a strong message. 11 suspected pirates from somalia were taken to federal court yesterday to face criminal charges. they're accused of two separate attacks on u.s. vessels near the horn of africa this year. u.s. authorities flew them in from east africa for yesterday's court appearance. last year, you may remember, somali pirates made off with about $60 million by holding ships for ransom. a teacher's joke sent his class into hysterics. >> the next thing you know we're literally on the floor laughing. >> the laughter quickly turned to a life-threatening panic. it's great. i eat anything that i want.

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something special when their father died. by creating this foundation, it allows us to take the legacy of cal senior to the next level and share his live's says sons with kids that need guidance. >> a lot live in circumstances where they don't think about the future. they think of the world that they're in which is not pleasant in cases much they're changed after they come to these camps and think about the future in a positive way, which shows you you're making headway. >> we matchup kids with cops. ninety-seven% of the relationships has improved. the teachers and mentors say these kids are undergoing short-term planning for the first time in their life. we're changing behaviors and that's the first step in changing their lives. when you change their life, you change the community. >> each year the young people have an opportunity to go to the

cames. from a public housing community torks go to a camp to meet with billy and cal, it's very, very special. >> baseball and life may look simple involving a bat and a ball, but there's more to it, just ask cal. >> many times we communicate in the language of baseball, we're really communicate anything the language of life. with live lesson's, there's things you can learn in team work, individual responsibility. baseball is a cool sport because it blends them both well. >> the earlier you start, the better. i think with cal and billy and the foundation, i think they're doing a tremendous job getting youngsters involved in baseball at a early age. >> life is being apart of a team. sometimes you win and sometimes you lose, and i think we learn more by losing and being a citizen and a good part of the team. when you win it, builds self-esteem and takes you to the

next level. >> when a team is not doing well, it correlates in life in dealing with the ups and downs, and trying to do things you can best each day. you have to learn how to lose, but winning is a great gift. >> for the cal ripken senior foundation, partnerships have been the key to success. >> i'm thrilled to put my name on this agreement that will signify that the u.s. mar chal service will partner with the ripken foundation to change and affect the lives of hundreds and thousands of kids. >> we're honoring four magnificent people. first jackie. she with her own hands and energy invest in the boys and girls club in st. louis. >> joe ripken will receive an award. there's art, everything he has done speaks for himself. >> to be a guest here treasuress

and very excited about football and baseball emerging tonight. >> i'm proud of our game, i'm proud of the leagu i'm proud of what we've done, and also proud of my baseball friends who have done so much. >> i don't think there's a better venue in america to help boys become men and girls become women than through sports. coaches are influential to young people. it becomes a responsibility to help them grow and mature in a positive way. >> have a great coach that was in my life. i think with the cal ripken senior foundation is working with young people, teaching them life says sons, and being a valuable as set in the community. >> want to hear from police officers and teachers, we know we're making a difference. >> to learn how to get involved,

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coast guard rescuers have suspended their search for 11 people missing from the oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico. officials say 126 people were onboard when the explosion happened tuesday night. one person is still in the hospital. crews are still cleaning up the big oil slick from that explosion. 128 more deaths have been added to the death toll from the major earthquake in china. it now stands at nearly 2,200. the 6.9 magnitude quake struck the northwestern part of the country earlier this month. at least 78 people are still missing. the president and first lady

had barbecue at a restaurant in asheville, north carolina. that was yesterday. they're spending their weekend getaway there. president obama stopped at the same restaurant when he was campaigning back in 2008. that is a look at your saturday headlines here on hln. glad you're with us. i'm susan hendricks. two men and a woman are back home with loved ones. after a life threatening nightmare in the gulf of alaska. here's what happened. the drama started when their fishing boat sank and that led to a frantic mayday call. owen lee of king tv shows us their rescue and bittersweet return. >> come on, dad. >> reporter: it's been almost two weeks since dani jack's father, robert, left on the northern belle for alaska. three days since that fishing boat sank in icy waters. tonight she welcomes him home. >> daddy! i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: while this father embraces his daughter, nicole esau comes home to her father. >> everything is going to be okay. i'm safe. my refuge. >> reporter: and todd can joke

tonight he's never going back to the sea. >> no, we're done. the jacuzzi is about the only thing i'll get into water. >> the only thing that saved us is robert's mayday. >> mayday, mayday, this is the northern belle. >> we were by ourselves. we all came together. >> i was sucked under by the crane. and i came up and said, dear lord, please let me see my daughter, dani again. i never had any doubt i wouldn't survive after that. >> trying to stay alive. you know, we were cold. filled half with water. praying to god we were going to make it. >> i used my whistle and blinking strobe light to locate two of the other people. >> little bits of hope were given to us. i mean, things like, we had a lot of debris, and we had little birds come. and just little tiny things keep you going. >> we finally seen a plane. we kept thinking, where's the chopper, where's the chopper. >> bring the survivor inside. >> amazing story.

thanks to owen lee from king tv for that report. the crew credit the captain and his mayday call for their eventual rescue. sadly, the captain did not survive. wall street ended the week on a pretty good note. a strong new home sales report helped push stock markets to their highest points since 2008. the dow jones industrial average finished the day up nearly 70 points to finish at 11,204. and the nasdaq climbed more than 11 points. and the broader s&p 500 gained more than eight points. a new york taxi driver has pleaded guilty to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. prosecutors say he conspired with another suspect to carry out a plot devised by al qaeda leaders overseas. now, they hoped to kill scores of americans in new york's subway system. in court the suspect said the plan was abandoned when they thought police caught on and were watching them. during his court plea yesterday, he warned of another terror attack if the u.s. does not stop what he called "the war on islam." he faces life in prison.

there is a brand-new post from tiger woods on his website. the golfer is blogging about his recent activities with his family. also his return to golf. what he thinks. joe carter is here with much more on this story. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger summed up his week at augusta national as pretty cool. tiger did not mention his wife elin in his posting, but he said he took a little time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. tiger went on to say it felt great to return to competition and to actually contend for a major championship. he said during his week in augusta, he tried and wanted to interact with as many fans as he could. he also said a little girl actually gave him a letter on the third tee which was awfully sweet. tiger tied for fourth at the masters and is scheduled to play in his second tournament starting this thursday in charlotte, north carolina. it should be interesting, susan, how he plays and how the fans react to him in charlotte compared to augusta national.

>> either way, we will be watching. a lot of people will be. joe, thank you. a young farmer in spain has completely a new face. he is the first person in the world to get a full face transplant. doctors in barcelona lifted an entire face, including the jaw, nose, teeth and eyelids, and placed it like a mask onto the patient. five years ago the farmer was badly disfigured when he accidently shot himself in the face. he was unable to breathe or eat on his own. >> translator: the patient asked to see himself one week after the surgery and he reacted very calmly, and with satisfaction. and when we asked him in writing, because we communicate with writing and gestures, he said he was very grateful and satisfied. >> the operation is the most expensive to date. it took a 30-member surgical team 24 hours to do it. arizona has made a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on the books. governor jan brewer signed it

into law in phoenix yesterday. that requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times. it also allows police to question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally. the law also imposes penalties on anyone who knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. critics say it will lead to racial profiling, but governor brewer said she had no choice. >> there is no higher priority than protecting the citizens of arizona. we cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of drug cartels. we cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings and violence compromise our quality of life. we cannot delay while the destruction happening south of our board, our international border, creeps its way north. we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. >> several groups are already

promising court challenges to the law. mexico says the law could affect cross-border relations, too. all week, protesters have been gathering outside of arizona's capital to urge governor brewer not to sign it. well, after she did sign the bill, at least one demonstrator worried about what would happen next. >> i started to cry, i started to think about my family and my friends, about everything that's going to happen. about how things are going to change. >> on the other hand, supporters of brewer's decision say critics are overreacting, and that the law is needed. >> those people, mainly outside of arizona, should be ashamed. that they're now putting us, who are the protectors of our families, as the boogieman. that we're just going to go out and randomly stop people because of their race or color or some other reason. that's not what we do. we go after criminals. >> president obama calls the new law "misguided. "he also asked the justice department to look into the

measure to find out if it's legal or not. speaking at a naturalization ceremony in washington yesterday, the president also said that the federal government must enact immigration reform at a national level. he warned if reform doesn't happen, it will leave the door open to irresponsibility by others. a woman who bought a second-hand jacket for her son found more than $1,200 in one of the pockets. barbara richey didn't keep the money. she had the thrift store track down the original owner so she could return the cash. richey says what she initially thought was a pack of cigarettes turned out to be much more. >> just stuck my hand in the pocket and out it came. i said, and it even comes with a bonus. and i looked over and i saw a $100 bill in a wad of money. >> the jacket originally belonged to a woman who gave her late husband's clothes to the thrift store. the two women are now striking up a friendship.

let's go to bonnie schneider. >> we're watching the threat for severe weather over parts of the mississippi valley. and this could be a dangerous situation because we have high risk for tornadoes to break out in places like louisiana and mississippi and alabama. and you can see the threat is actually widespread for tornadoes, even further north towards tennessee and into kentucky. as the system advances east, it's tapping into very warm, moist air. that's just going to help to ignite the storms. most of the weather's pretty mild, certainly we're looking at warm temperatures in houston. 60s and 70s across the west coast. as we look towards the north east, a high of 67 in boston today. actually the weather there is looking better after rough weather rolled through the northeast over the past couple of days. down in florida, you're also looking at improvements, but watch out for that storm system, because it is on the move. and today it's affecting the mississippi valley. tomorrow we'll see it work further even to the extreme southeast. we're monitoring it for you here

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look closely at this. a breathtaking photograph, right? this is the picture of a cosmic pillar of dust piled high in a galaxy. nasa said the towers at the pillars are three light years tall and are made of cool hydrogen laced with dust. the picture was snapped from the hubble space telescope. and by the way, today's a huge day for the hubble. it is the 20th anniversary of the orbiting observatory. there's a brand-new post

from tiger woods on hess website. he blogs about his return to golf. a lot of people interested. joe carter is following this for us. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger summed up his week at the masters as pretty cool. and said the only criticism he heard was for the bad language he used on the golf course. now, in these posts, tiger did not mention his wife elin at all, but he did say he took time off after the masters to go scuba diving with his family. tiger went on to say that it felt great to return to competitive golf and to actually contend for a major championship. he's scheduled to play in his second tournament thursday in charlotte, north carolina. san antonio star manu ginobili is a tough guy. during last night's game against dallas he took an elbow to the face that actually broke his nose. ginobili went into the locker room, cracked his nose back into place and returned to the basketball game. he went on to score 11 points in the fourth quarter to beat the

mavericks. more than 7 million people watched the first round of the nfl draft on thursday night. it was the most viewed first round in espn's 31-year history, and the first time the network covered the draft during primetime tv. the highest rated markets, jacksonville, florida, and new orleans. a baseball game in milwaukee. during the seventh inning, a foul ball went into the crowd and ricocheted off the guy's head. look closely. you can actually see the ball bounce right off his melon. hopefully they gave him a beer and gave him the rest of the night off. he looks all right, though. that's sports. i'm joe carter. an illinois bank has become the latest casualty of the economy. but this bank closure may have political overtones. how it is connected to the race to fill president barack obama's old senate seat. it's monday,

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this is how cargill works with customers. two goldman sachs shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company's top executives. they are related to the fraud charges the s.e.c. filed last thursday. the complaints were filed yesterday in new york state supreme court. goldman's officers and the entire board of directors breached their duties by their alleged link to subprime mortgages. the s.e.c. accused goldman sachs of failing to reveal conflicts of interest, which led to a $1 billion loss for investors. the s.e.c. is in hot water of its own. an internal investigation found s.e.c. employees and contractors were cruising porn sites on

government computers. apparently this was happening at the peak of the country's financial crisis. a regional office staff accountant tried to access pornographic websites nearly 1,800 times on her laptop over a two-week period. and a senior attorney admitted to downloading porn up to eight hours a day. a spokesman says the employees involved have been, or are being disciplined. some have been suspended or fired. gunmen ambushed and killed seven mexican police officers in the border town of ciudad juarez. authorities say police were attacked when they stopped to talk to a street vendor who flagged them down. so far, no arrests have been made. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarez since a turf war between drug cartels erupted two years ago. federal regulators have shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise about $85 million in new capital. alexi giannoulias said it would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street

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