here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the gash in the "uss fitzgerald" doesn't tell the whole story after horror and heroism. tonight's report showing compartments that flooded in seconds. in this birth, two sailors stayed at the bottom of the ladder helping shipmates up as the water was rising. one sailor drew this picture of the escape, water at their shoulders. finally with the water so high, the two final sailors had to climb through the hatch, but they reached down into the dark water and are credited with pulling out the last two survivors who were completely submerged. seven sailors didn't make it out. the commanding officer in his quarters, took a direct hit in the collision and was trapped. five sailors with sledgehammers, even using their bodies, broke down the door, but they were impeded by deborough, and they found the kmabder hangen onto the outside of the ship because the destroyer's skin had been ripped away. >> and abc's david kerley with us. this report doesn't explain why and how the collision occurred. that comes later, you were telling us, but you have learned wh

david kerley explains more. >> reporter: these are the moments just after passengers were screaming as a man allegedly tried to open one of the jet's d >> i hear some yelling. this gentleman is standing in the middle of the aisle. i'm saying i'm going to punch him if he opens the door. i didn't know what was going on, if we were being hijacked. >> reporter: the plane was preparing to land, and men in sun glasses escorting him. while there was plenty of fear among passengers on saturday, those emergency doors can't be opened in flight. most jetliner doors mechanically seal against the fuselage. and during flight, the cabin pressurization pushes against the door, pressure making it humanly impossible to open that door. the passenger who was taken offer the jetliner was not arrested. and while the fbi says it is looking at the case, no charges have been filed. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the johnson & johnson by a woman who claims that her cancer was caused by an ingredient in baby powder. we'll tell you what a jury has just decide

here's david kerley with more. >> reporter: this jet, the third jetblue aircraft in a week in which crew members say they became sick. >> we're unsure what it is. >> reporter: two crew members on this boston to charleston flight taken to the hospital. jetblue says in this case, it was nail polish remover that was the odor. but last thursday, two were diverted after a half-dozen crew members reported problems in the cabin. in one of those incidents, emergency crews in buffalo administered oxygen. a pilot and two flight attendants taken to the hospital. jet blue says they followed the manufacturer and faa guidelines in checking out the airline and both were returned to service. david kerley, abc news, reagan international airport. >>> and now we have what may be the worst ceremonial first pitch in history. men, i want you to close your eyes for this. >> yes, so this happened before the boston/st. louis game in fenway park. that's a young man named jordan with the windup. he goes just a little bit outside. a little too close inside for that cameraman named tony. >> and someone grabbed a scr

>> david kerley. our thanks to you as well. >>> next tonight, the military tragedy unfolding in hawaii. the images coming in. the search under way for five crew members. their army blackhawk chopper crashing during a night training exercise off of oahu. the coast guard spotting debris in the water 90 minutes after contact was lost. no word yet on why that chopper went down. >>> in london tonight, the manhunt under way at this hour after a bold heist in daylight. a team of thieves on motorcycles using hammers to smash their way in, and then one waving a sledgehammer on their way out. abc's james longman from london tonight. >> reporter: tonight, london police searching for the mysterious thieves in this daring jewelry heist. this video capturing them pour out of the smoke-filled shop. six figures in black. still wearing their helmets, they jump onto their waiting mopeds, making a speedy getaway. you can see one of the thieves wave a sledge hammer used to smash their way in and inside, the aftermath ano

here's abc news reporter david kerley. >> reporter: these are the moments just after passengers werecreaming as a man allegedly tried to open one of the jet's doors in flight. >> i hear some yelling and this gentleman is standing in the middle of the aisle. he's saying i'm going to punch him if he opens the door. i didn't know what was going on. i thought we were being hijacked. >> reporter: the american airlines jet was preparing to land in minneapolis and once on the ground, police boarding and escorting the man in sunglasses off the aircraft. >> opening the door while in flight, that's that kind of scared me a lot. and t passengers next to me. >> reporter: while there was plenty of fear among passengers on saturdays, those emergency doors can't be opened in flight. most jetliner doors mechanically seal against the fuselage and during flight, the cabin pressurization pushes against the door, pressure making it humanly impossible to open that door. and while the fbi says it is loking at the case, no charges have been filed. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >>> a chil

here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: while the spectacular solar eclipse will darken our skies, officialst will happen on our roads as we. >> reporter: to see the celestial sensation. they're really worried that the darkened sky will become a nightmare. >> the solar e-chris on august 21st could be the biggest driver distraction of the last century. >> reporter: the last time a solar eclipse could be seen from the east to the west coast, nearly 100 years ago. there are now 50 times more cars, and traffic in the eclipse zone could be four times worse than a normal day. officials worry most about the rural many are taking steps to minimize gridlock. tennessee, limiting lane closures, nebraska restricting drivers with oversize loads, and south carolina is calling up extra state police and first responders. >> we know that tourists are flocking to those areas because the view will simply be better. but we also know that the local infrastructure may not be equipped to deal with the flood of tourists that they may be expecting. >> reporter: the feds are shining a light on youtube. >> whether it'

here's david kerley. >> reporter: this 23-year-old man charged tonight, jerry varnell, allegedly first suggesting to bomb the federal reserve, then settling for the bank. >> he wanted to make the biggest impact wherever he was going to place the bomb. in his mind, this would have been the biggest impact in oklahoma. >> reporter: and the materials he assembled would be a bomb. drove to the bank, left the van in an alley, and used a cell phone to detonate it. instead, he was arrested. >> this is a message to everybody that was like-minded to stand up, and take action. >> reporter: he allegedly said he was aligned with the patriot anti government movement. >> thank you. >>> we turn overseas to a lo looming -- warning the u.s. is prepared to use the full range of its capabilities if north korea follows through on its threats of americans? >> i would say, we have the capability to defend them. >> north korea warning it would have a plan to strike near guam by mid-august. >>> and the teacher and teacher's aide seen dragging a young boy with autism down the hallway. after a prosecutor decided

here's david kerley. >> reporter: a nearly seven-hour frontier airlines delay in orlando. then this. >> you're going to call the police? >> reporter: a father and daughter headed to visit a sick relative. >> this is loathsome. absolutely loathsome. beyond the pale. >> reporter: ordered to get off the aircraft, applause they say in support of them. all say from a private conversation, they say. the daughter calling it her worst flying experience. >> listening to our conversation heard that i was saying that these employees look like they are terrified. >> reporter: was it an overbearing flight attendant? frontier says no, the passengers were loud and rude, adding in a statement, "the behaviors and comments exhibited by these passengers prior to departure were inappropriate." frontier says its account is backed up by the passengers, and says the applause was for the passengers' removal. >>> thank you. >>> and the urgent investigation at this hour at a suburban home. and over-the-counter treatments, but my symptoms keep coming back. it turns out i have irritable bowel syndrom

here's david kerley. >> reporter: this oklahoma city bank, the alleged target of this 23-year-old man charged tonight. saying he hoped to start an anti government revolution. jerry varnell, allegedly first suggesting to bomb the federal reserve, then settling for the bank. he hoped to emulate mcveigh's 1995 bombing. >> he wanted to make the biggest impact wherever he was going to place the bomb. in his mind, this would have been the biggest impact in oklahoma. >> reporter: an undercover fbi employee provided a van and materials. which varnell allegedly used friday night to assemble what he thought would be a bomb. he drove to the bank, left the van in an alley, and used a cell phone he expected to detonate the explosion. instead, he was arrested. through the investigation, varnell allegedly said he was aligned with the patriot anti government movement. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. david? >> david, thank you. >>> we turn to the showdown with north korea. a general in the region, warning the u.s. is prepared to use the full range of its capabilities if north korea fo

here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the third aircraft in a week -- >> there are possibly two patients. >> reporter: in which a crew member became sick. >> i'm not sure what it is. >> reporter: two crew members on this boston to charleston flight taken to the hospital. jetblue says in this case it was nail polish remover that was the odor. but just last thursday, two jetblue aircraft were diverted after a half dozen crew members complained of odor in the cabin. in one of those incidents, a person from buff loi administered oxygen. many both incidents last week, jetblue fold the manufacturers and the faa's guidelines in checking out the aircraft, and both jet liners were returned to service. >> our thanks to you as well. >>> next tonight, the military tragedy unfolding in hawaii. the images coming in. the search under way for five crew members. their army black hawk chopper crashing during a night exercise off hawaii. the coast guard spotting debris off the water five minneapolis after contact was lost. no reason why that went down. >>> the manhunt at this hour after a bold heist in day

the fbi on this tonight, is here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: these are the moments just afterassengers were screaming, as a man tried to open one of the jet's doors in flight. >> i hear some yelling. this gentleman is standing in the middle of the aisle, and he is saying, i'm going to punch him if he opens the door. i thought, you know, we were being hijacked. >> reporter: the american airlines jet was preparing to land in minneapolis. and once on the ground, police boarded and escorted a man in sunglasses off the aircraft. >> opening the door while in fla lot and the passengers next to me. >> reporter: while there was plenty of fear among passengers on saturday, those emergency doors can't be opened in flight. most jet liner doors mechanically seal against the fuselage. and during flight, the cabin pressurization pushes against the door -- several pounds per square inch -- making it humanly impossible to open an door. the passenger taken off the jet was not arrested. and while the fbi is looking at the case, no charges have been filed. david. >> david, thank you. >>> when we

david kerley, abc news, mcclain, virginia. >> so careful if you're on the road during the eclipse.u're driving on the road and you turn your head. >> that's gaper delay. >> who's never heard of rubbernecking? >> gaper delay is what it's called. >> gaper delay is what it's called. ♪ new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ >>> it is "mix" team. and this sounds like, it's a cheese festival where you enjoy cheese. you celebrate cheese. you celebrate everything about it. >> yeah! >> and they ran out of cheese. >> wait. >> what? >> yeah, apparently people paid like $48 in advance to enjoy an afternoon of cheese, with endless types of it. most amazing mac and cheese in the world. sounds great, doesn't it? >> and by endless, we mean limited. [ laughter ] >> so they received serious backlash from people. some twitter reaction, hi, cheese fest, please, can i have my money back? that was unbrie-lievable. >> you know people are mad when they have the puns. >> a cheese festival. they did not anticipate the demand

david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the latest lawsuitgredient in baby powder. we'll tell you what a jury has just decided. >>> but first, we meet up close and personal with some eclipse chasers. it's not a once in a lifetime thing for them. they roam the world in search of the celestial event year round. that's next on "world news now." that's next on "world news now." noughs now. ghs now. hs now. s now. \. knock out your sinus symptoms with vicks sinex. the ultra-fine mist starts working instantly to deliver up to 12 hours of ahhhhh get fast relief with vicks sinex. ♪ blinded by the light ♪ wrapped up like the deuce the runner in the night ♪ blinded by the light >> a lot of people were blinded by the light. diane not among them, but we celebrated this huge, total eclipse. >> i was blinded by the back of my eyelids. >> exactly. it's been the first time in 38 years since we had one of those total eclipses right here in north america. >> a big deal. >> it's actually more common than you'd think. >> well, that is if you're willing to consta

david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >>> and now we have what may be the worst ceremonialouis game in fenway park. a little too close inside for that cameraman named tony. >> and someone grabbed a screen shot from tony's camera right before the moment of impact. >> ah-oh. tony later tweeted out, saying, thank the lord it was a little bit outside. >> you know, when you're pitching on the mound for the first pitch, it looks easy. that looks like who couldn't do that. >> yeah, it does. >> it is a lot harder than it looks. >> i could totally do that. >> i give that boy a pass. >> can you do it? can you hit the camera straight on? broke a camera. >> nailed it! >> broke a camera, $50,000. $50,000. >> $50,000? oh, i thought you were giving me $50,000 if i make this. >> good job. watch this. here we go. i go for the windup, the pitch! >> was that for real? >> it's a ball. it's a ball. >> was that serious? >> come on. come on. you can do it. so we have learned that i am a better baseball pitcher than you are. that's what i gathered. i'm sure the viewers gathered the same. >> you ke

mark: kerley a day goes by without an attention grabbing headlines. -- barely a day goes by without attentionadlines and we will discuss next. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from london and new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. vonnie: the upcoming european rules have cropped up in more earnings calls. the transcript calls. levels of preparedness. one firm saying deer in the headlights about his client. some are more advanced in their planning for new regulations. here is a co-ceo at germany and goldman sachs. >> people had time to prepare. very detailed processes and preparedness going on for a long time. we clearly know what is coming and have been preparing for it. >> what do you think about your pricing model, how will it look? we have seen a wide range. >> i do not want to comment on specifics that these things happen out there and proposed and looked at by numerous staff. we are ready to deal with them. more on all of this. tell us how difficult it is to make preparations for this. two volume plus work. it started as a couple of pages but banks and firms have had people in place to mee

abc's david kerley is on the road outside of washington, d.c. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, michael. transportation officials are really worried about serious accidents and traffic jams when day becomes night during the eclipse. while the spectacular solar eclipse will darken our skies, officials are worried about what will happen on our roads. as we rush to see the celestial sensation. they're really worried that the darkened sky will become a nightmare. >> the solar eclipse on august 21st could be the biggest driver distraction of the last century. >> reporter: the last time it could be seen from the east to the west coast nearly 100 years ago. there are now 50 times more ca and trrsaffic in the eclipse zo could be four times worse than a normal day. officials worry most about the rural states with narrow roads, many in the path of totality are taking steps to minimize gridlock on the big day. tennessee limiting lane closures. nebraska restricting drivers with oversize load and south carolina is calling up extra state police

alix: kerley cap, we had the core pce coming in at 1.4%.mes to equities. futures up by about five points, following the rally in europe. at the real effect can be seen in the dollar. really, only the canadian dollar is moving higher against the u.s. currency. euro/dollar is off by about 0.3%. dollar/yen slightly higher. nothing happening with the 10 year. we are flat on the day. zero point 2%. zinc at a 10 year high. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg daybreak. this is the greenroom. ,oming up on friday, bill gross jennison henson fund manager. this is bloomberg. bloomberg business flash. best buy is trying to keep case with amazon. the consumer electronics retailer is bringing its same day delivery service to a dozen new cities in the u.s. best buy will cut its delivery fee by more than half, to $5.99. his knee may cut costs by as much as 10% at its abc-tv unit -- disney may cut costs by as much as 10% at abc. they have lost viewers in the most recent tv seasons. abc finished last among the big for broadcast networks in the prime viewing demographi