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says there was a problem with new asphalt that road crews used last night in the area of the north anchorage. repairs are not expected to be completed until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. southbound traffic will be limited to two lanes until the work is done. >> reporter: an armed robbery at a 7-elevin in san jose. learn how the police caught up to the suspect. >>> we're all learning about the weather. rosemary will have it for you. >>> and how this sinkhole is linked to an old problem. >>> crews are out this noontime working to repair a large sinkhole in the middle of a busy san francisco intersection. it opened up on the richmond district on second and lake street about 5:00 last night. traffic is still being diverted around the intersection. as you can see, the hole is big enough to swallow up a car. fortunately no one was hurt and no cars were damaged. officials have not caused -- have not determined what caused a sinkhole but say it's near an old sewer line which may have collapsed. >> it happened near the 100- year-old brick systems. we have an old system and this is what happens when the system

showed up... >> narrator: in anchorage, many alaskans reacted angrily to the epa's involvement. when the agency called for a series of public hearings to discuss their draft assessment, john shively wasn't the only one who felt that the federal government was intruding in the state's affairs. >> what's so offensive is to have the epa come in without any permit authority and usurping the rights that we have here in our state to go through this process. >> narrator: more than half the speakers objected to the epa's assessment. their slogan was "hands off alaska." >> you have just scared away every potential investor to the state of alaska when it comes to mineral resource development. (applause) >> narrator: dennis mclerran, the epa administrator for the region, had already come in for criticism. >> you have built this a-bomb for your anti-development warfare. >> narrator: alaska's attorney general had written him a scathing letter, calling the decision to assess the watershed "unlawfully preemptive, premature, arbitrary, and capricious." >> there's been letters exchanged from the

anchorage, beautiful today. remember, it snowed, was it last week, maybe ten days ago? today 74 and sunny in juneau. enjoy that. it's actually warmer in alaska than many spots of the western half of the united states. today we're still going to see showers and storms rolling through the intermountain west. a few sprinkles in washington. pendleton has had rain overnight. pretty much dry in california. we're not cold or cool, even, in vegas and phoenix, but temperatures at 91 and 97 this time of year, that's probably a little bit below average. >> thank you, bill. >>> we are going to move now on to entertainment. this memorial day weekend was a record setter at the box office. "fast & furious 6" led the pack at $120 million over four days. the high-speed sequel raked in more than $300 million worldwide, making it the biggest universal picture's release to date. >> and you want to see it why? >> it looks fun. and i've seen the other five. so why not see the sixth? >> you're a groupie. i had no idea. >> fast cars, what can i say? it looks great. >>> now amanda bynes has an

anchorage, 75. juneau's looking good, too.pot that can maybe top that is hawaii today looks absolutely fabulous, too. maybe a little warmer than some would like, but 89 and 86 in honolulu. maui and the big island also looking nice. an afternoon shower in hilo which is typical. in seattle, that will be with you for at least the first half of the day today. where would you choose? you going to alaska or hawaii? >> i'd take hawaii any time. any time, hands down. thanks, bill. >>> now to entertainment. a top aeg executive testified yesterday that he negotiated a deal for dr. conrad murray to accompany michael jackson on tour and that nobody had even bothered to check murray's credentials because of his history with the pop star. >>> officials are investigating justin bieber on claims he recklessly speeds around his l.a. gated community. former nfl wide receiver and neighbor keyshawn johnson reportedly tried to confront bieber about how his driving puts the kids in the community at risk. >>> in the first 24 hours of its netflix pre

. >> we apologize for it, however, we're returning in a reverse direction and going to anchorage, alaskawhat makes customers lose control -- >> why don't you tell them i didn't do nothing wrong? >> -- when the cabin door closes. every day, more than 1 million travelers around the globe take to the air. these customers have all paid money, waited in lines, lugged bags, and expect a smooth ride into the skies. >> the role of being a customer is one that, you know, you kind of move through the paces and don't have to think much about it, but if you hit a snag and you're particularly frustrated, it may trigger this unbridled rage. you know, all that stuff that's stored up for exactly that right moment. >> the world of air travel can be filled with flight delays, cramped cabins, and nervous fliers. it can make even the most patient among us irritable and out of sorts. this now-famous incident has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. taken by an unnamed airline employee, it captures the frustration of a woman in hong kong's airport. in the video, she yells at airline employees in

on the cliff top, above the wartime anchorage, friends greeted one another and new friends swapped stories that seemed a lifetime ago. what was it like to get back together? >> fantastic. i did not believe i was not the only survivor. we were pleased to meet up again. i have got a lot of stories to tell them. >> one of the guys that was lost -- it was terrible. as churchill said, it was the worst voyage in the world, wasn't it? can still picture the dangers which wanted them on a voyage around the top of the world. >> we had that great storm where we saw these waves the height of high-rise flats. coming over the falklands. >> storms and enemies. --in an attempt to wipe out >> eager to target the 1400 vessels that set off for archangel. , only 11 of 35 ships reached port. stone,the memorial veterans, families, and villagers doubt their heads in memory of the more than 3000 merchant navy crewmen who never returned. today more survivors accepted the long-awaited art metal, surrounded -- arctic metal, surrounded by the applause of the community that has always regarded them as heroes. tomorrow

. >> reporter: a passenger had been sleeping like many onboard the overnight flight from anchorage tortland. >> someone was yelling top him! stop him! i turned around and saw a large man trying to open the emergency exit and was just yanking on it. a loud hissing noise and god bless the passengers around him both men and women that just tackled him and pulled him off and held him down. >> reporter: the flight crew used zip ties and seat belt extenders to secure herrera in a seat until the plane landed 15 minutes later. police came onboard and handed him over to the fbi. herrera is facing federal charges of interfering with a flight crew. airline passengers we talked to say it doesn't surprise them. >> there's a lot of people that are trying that kind of stuff anymore. >> the suspect is expected to make his first court appearance later today. >>> crews in washington state are now cleaning up after a major bridge collapsed into a river there. workers attached chains to the two vehicles that fell into the water and used a crane and other heavy machinery to lift them out. a truck struck t

they will offer seasonal nonstop service from sfo to anchorage starting in june. tickets go on sale today. >>> a bicyclist is recovering from injuries after she was hit by an irate motorist. the woman was riding her bike with her boyfriend and a couple of other friends in downtown oakland three weeks ago and police say a truck got too close to the group and one of reyes' friends struck the truck with a bike lock. the driver grabbed her by the collar and dragged her 70 feet. >> i hit the pavement and i watched the vehicle run me over. >> she has a shattered femur with cuts and bruises. the suspect faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and leaving the scene of an accident. >>> ray manzarek the keyboardist for the doors died in germany yesterday after a long fight with bile duct cancer. he sold millions of albums with the doors. he was 74. >>> 38-year-old mason robeson of montana was on a cliff known as the mirror wall when a rock slab came loose several severing his rope. he fell 230 feet before his haul like stopped his fall. he and his partner were about 2

the volcano is 625 miles from anchorage.ugh scientists are not expecting the eruption to end any time soon, airplanes are once again being allowed to fly over the region. the u.s. embassy worker accused by the russians of spying is on his way home. russian tv showed fogle passing through airport security in moscow today. the government ordered him out of the country after releasing pictures that allegedly showed him wearing a blond wig while trying to recruit a russian counter terrorism agent. neither the state department nor the cia is commenting. >> it's been an historic weekend for former high-school students in birmingham, alabama. hundreds of people from the class of 1963 finally had their prom. 50 years ago birmingham cancelled proms at all segregated schools because of civil rights protests. a remarkable reversal of fortune for a family who had fallen on hard times, next. [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. [ merv ] mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. it looks

alexander herrera is said to have made some unusual statements on a flight yesterday morning from anchorageand. then he allegedly tried to open the plane's emergency door, and that's when the other passengers leapt into action. >> they took him down, they held him down until the flight attendants could get there with restraints, and those passengers continued to help restrain this individual who was wanting to get out midflight. >> experts say he would not have been able to open that door midflight because of the pressure holding it would have kept it from going outside. >>> well, the suspect in the colorado movie theater shooting will find out if the judge accepts his insanity plea. james holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others in the denver suburb of aurora. that was last summer. pleading not guilty of insanity is likely his best chance of avoiding execution. >>> rutgers university is standing by its incoming athletic director despite her being under fire because of how some former players say she treated them. julie hermann is denying knowledge of a letter written b

to be privilege to oppose anchorage and boise. we are working to try and smooth out this process. >> thank you for splitting the two issues. i knew there was an issue here and i saw the privileging as the situation. is there anything legislatively we need to do? i know we did some stuff at dod that senator kelley ayotte and i did a couple years ago to fix that problem. to make sure no matter where the active military member would go if you get services delivered from whenever doctor they had at any time. is there anything legislatively we need to do? >> senator begich, i don't know. the privileging issue is something that has to do with regulating bodies and medical care, the joint commission. the joint commission requires the individual be privilege at the point where they are delivering care. there is no law, not even a federal regulation that has anything to do with privileging. it's basically a requirement. we've been working with and to find ways to make it easier to have people privileged at various places. but right now pri

in anchorage it's enough of a problem that state wildlife officials wanted to understand what they doll day so the alaska department ofh d crittercams on black bears and grizzlies to learn what the urban landscape looks like to them. the answer, urban smorgasbord seen here from the bear's point of view. they learned bears like junk food including pizza but prefer wild food. for every hour they spend dumpster diving they spend too hunting for dandelions and they learned countermeasures work. bears avoid electric fences and other sorts of deterrents. watch him give the electrified fence a wide berth. interesting and relevant in other neighborhoods around the country where bears are known to go trolling for take-out and certainly fun to watch. >> get out, right now. go. go! >> for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> she's fearless. she was yelling at that bear like it was her kid. >> i suspect the bears would eat camel tacos. >>> inside the crime scene, exact replica in the room where jodi arias brutally murdered her ex-boyfriend. we'll show you things the jur

the incident happened yesterday on a flight from anchorage. >>> the supreme court decided to stay out of a parenthood case. >> reporter: the u.s. supreme court declined to determine whether indiana can prevent planned parenthood from receiving government funding. >> a great decision for all americans because it says the government can't tell you which doctor you get to see. >> reporter: indiana is among more than a dozen states that have passed or have considered laws that gives money to organizations that offer abortions. indiana's president blasted the supreme court saying the decision censored taxpayers. >> we really don't want that kind of message being sent to our recipients of state dollars. i don't see why they can't do it. >> reporter: federal and state laws block the use of federal funds. the indiana law denied medical funds which offered other health services. the target of planned parenthood went to far say some lawmakers. >>> more information on a boy who died in an irrigation plant. the corner identified the boy as 12-year-old jamel cartwell. one of the friends jumped in

in the campaign in 1924 those were running the campaign were anchorage to go to every small town to get a list of every civil war veterans as the endorsement of the coolidge campaign so he thought of himself in line but part of it with reconstruction there was a desire by a number of people got to go back to fight the old site. some of that was a poor education of those that followed between lincoln and coolidge. and many were not as classically educated as coolidge. >> george bush mentioned the declaration of independence many times but i think the problem was it was a living declaration of independence so it was used in ways that did not relate to the limited government notion that the declaration through the notion of consent makes clear. i relate that to a defense very partial of the phrase living constitution because i think where it comes from is the notion of the ever living god it is the secularization so that is a constant state the notion of the trinity of the ever living god. those used the term living constitution means you simply make things up as you go along. i think what

that is what does it for me in anchorage each one of you to think about what is it that you want to beknown for? what mission are you on and what are you pursuing with your time and treasure? when all is said and done what is it that you want written on your tombstone when you are late into the ground? the final thing that the marines taught us was that there is a leadership model that works in all contexts. it works when life is on the line and it works when you are back in the barracks and it is peacetime and the servant leadership model that works. these leaders are in high demand and in short supply in today's day and age because because consistently subordinating your self-interest yourself interest and that of others is just not easy. if you're at all like me it is so much easier to focus on the position of the entitlemeentitleme entitlements of your role than the needs of e time you want to purport that you are about something else because saying hey i'm in this for myself just doesn't sound all that good. i encourage you to never forget this. no matter what it is that you say y

. >> bill: did you as head of the irs call any department in cincinnati, in phoenix, arizona and anchorage, alaska and say look into this group? >> no. what we did do at the time there were allegations that c 3's and churches were organizing on the conservative side in ohio and there are all these allegations that inner city churches are politicking for the democrat side i did commission a special unit to look at these ails allegations. what i find is so disturbing about the current situation is we schooled up a group and they took a look at these activities. it's not the front end process the determinations. what happens in cincinnati is they look at these applications for exempt status when they come in. what i'm talking about complaints that came in. >> bill: after the fact. >> yes. >> bill: that's what the irs has to do you didn't order anybody. say this person i don't like their politics take a look at them. >> of course not. >> bill: you say of course not. but that's what is in play now. that's exactly what's in play now. so here is my next question for you, mr. everson. 157 times su

this was from anchorage, alaska, to portland, oregon, early this morning, about 5:20 a.m. pacific time, 8:20 eastern time. ten minutes before the flight was scheduled to land, a passenger seated in row 17 tried to open the emergency door of the flight. passengers and crew then restrained him. nobody was hurt. the flight landed safely. a federal official says this passenger has been detained and charged with interfering with a flight crew. according to the fbi, the fbi identifies him as 23-year-old alexander michael herrera. again, he is detained in portland tonight, charged with interfering with a flight crew. he is scheduled to appear in portland on tuesday, wolf. >> was the passenger, brian, exhibiting any unusual behavior before he trieied to open that door? >> reporter: according to the fbi, wolf, it seems he was. an fbi spokeswoman was said he was heard making unusual statements before the incident but did not characterize the nature of those statements. hopefully, we'll get more information on that in the coming days. >> brian todd over at reagan national airport in

facility they would have to be privileged in anchorage and in boise. we are working to try and smooth out this process. credentialing is not an issue. >> thank you for splitting the two issues. i knew there was an issue here. is there anything we need to do? i know we did some stuff with dod on there and. senator kelly ayotte and i did an authorization a couple of years ago to fix that problem. there were a few more issues they had to make sure no matter where in active military member would go they could get their mental health services delivered from whatever doctor they had any time. is there anything legislatively we need need to do? the senator begich i don't know. the privileging issue is something that has do with the regulating bodies, the joint commission. the joint commission requires that the individual, the privileged at the point where they are delivering the care. there is no law and there's not even a federal regulation that has anything to do with privileging. is the requirement and we have been working with them to find ways to make it

that volcano is 600 miles southwest of anchorage. >>> just as cyclists are getting red ready to ridemt. diablo people who live near the state park are demanding a ban on out of town riders. cyclists are cutting through their communities to access the state parks. riders are going through fast, running through stop signs and that is a safety concern. they plan to meet to discuss banning cyclists in town limits. >>> ryan sea crest announced the winner of american idol season 12. >> candice glover. >> 23-year-old candice glover had tried out for two previous seasons before getting this year's title. it also included a farewell attribute. he's leaving idol after appearing on all 12 seasons. guess what, if you want a shot at becoming america's next idol online auditions started last night. wasting no time. congratulations to her. >>> time is 5:56. sal, will how are roads doing? you're watchingsing the south bay. >> we are. we are looking at 280 northbound. that looks pretty good getting up to highway 17. it has been a very nice drive. no problem on 27 sup by the -- on 1 by the -- on 17 by

alaska airlines says the 737 from anchorage was justin minutes from landing in portland, oregon whenhe passenger in row 17 one of the exit row made some unusual statements and started pulling on the handle trying to open the emergency door. passengers leaped in action. >> took him down. held him down until the flight attendant could get there with restraints and passengers continueed to help them restrain this individual. who was wanting to get in and out mid flight. >> use shoe lace and seat belt to hold 23-year-old her era. airline and experts say he wouldn't be able to get the door open in flight. >> as frightening as it is it can't be done. until on the ground there's pressure iholdin. >> once again it was passengers coming to the aide of the crew. holding down the 220 pound suspect. why did he do it? that's what investigators are trying to figure out. abc new news, washington. >> eyewitness to violence. coming. heart felt dramatic account of community in crisis. even san jose mayor says this is a bad memorial day weekend for his city. plus. >> something about this age. 13 years

we wanted to know would you pack up and move to shyian or anchorage for lower tax rates? it's only wednesday, but let's get to apple shares, losing more steam on news google may catch up with the new music service. it's the stock a good buy now or should you toss that apple because it's going to go lower and lower? a street fight. our bull today, larry, the family multimedia trust associate portfolio manager, and our bear, david trainer, new construct ceo. battle it out, gentlemen. beginning with you, david, you called for a dramatic price target, and i was stunned to see this, but $240 # a share, that would be a 65% drop from the high that apple saw of more than 7 -- $700. let's be serious, what would take it that low, david? >> reality, the law of competition, reversion to the mean, and apple kane -- can't sustain, and when you lock at apple throughs lens of a normalized return on capital, even much higher than the averages, you're getting a stock price at 240-250, and i think that's what's reasonable for investors to expect. >> larry, complete opposite opinion, price t

it's complete chaos at the anchorage, alaska zoo. a woman sneaks behind the zoo barrier and is nearly eaten alive. >> get a gun! tranquilize it. i'll never forget her scream. it was definitely someone who needed help. >> a beautiful day at the zoo. families and tourists flock to see the animals to get a little closer to the wildlife they might not otherwise get to experience. >> we have about 100, 120 animals, 36 different species. we take in orphaned, rescued animals. >> one of the most popular attractions is a 1,000 pound polar bear named binky. kevin pickle has known binky since the day he arrived. >> binky was an orphaned polar bear from the north slope. >> despite his cuddly name and cute, furry face, this polar bear is a carnivore and doesn't take kindly to strangers. dr. larry rayford is taking a leisurely stroll with his camera. >> i was just walking through the zoo on a lovely, warm july day. >> suddenly cries for help pierce the air. >> oh, my god. >> all of a sudden from a distance i heard terrible, terrible screams. dr. r

. >> jon: fortunately that flight from anchorage, alaska landed safely in portland, oregon, only 9 minutesind schedule. police arrested the 23-year-old man on charges of interfering with a flight crew. a fire broke out on royal caribbean cruise ship this morning as it headed from florida to the bahamas. royal caribbean tweeted this picture of the damage earlier today. officials say the captain ordered passengers and crew to evacuation spots. nobody seriously heard. the fire did cause enough damage that the cruise line canceled the trip and will fly all 2200 plus passengers from the bahamas back to baltimore. of course this comes after several incidents with carnival cruise line ships earlier this year including engine fire which crippled the carnival triumph. new york's coney island is open for business after taking a big hit from super storm sandy. we will show you some of the sacrifices locals and business owners make to make sure the board walk was up and running. that's still ahead as fox reports live on this memorial day. ♪ ♪ mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972.

i want to bring in a sergeant with the anchorage police department. is accused of this horrendous crime. >> well, we know that he's 24 years old alaska resident. jerry andrew active. we know that he was caught in a sexual assault in 2009. apparently he broke into a residence where he sexually assaulted a 11-year-old girl. >> that's right. and assaulted according to reports, all three members of that household back in 2009, also served time in jail for attempted sexual abuse of a minor and trespassing in 2010 and 2011 just a little bit on this guy's background. from what i read, sergeant, this scene upon which your officers walked into was one of the most gruesome they had ever seen. is that correct? >> i've been into the homicide unit for the last eight years and it's certainly one of the worst homicides we've seen in our town, in our state. >> what exactly -- keep in mind, you know, this is people could -- this is evening television. but what exactly happened to this couple? >> well, we know that when the younger couple came back home they tried to o

what it does is for this category of people who receive snap benefits, anchorage's them to get back into the workforce, tubers is late and job training, or even volunteer. -- encourages them to get back start joborkforce, training or even volunteer. snapis a 10-year number, is a $760 billion program. much of that is attributable to the increase -- or the increase can be attributable to the struggling economy. however, since early 20 10, the unemployment rate has been steadily dropping from a high of 10% to the rate we are today of about 7.5% over the same period. part of that discrepancy can be attributed to an abawd's snapr system to stay on benefits without working or participating in snap training. my amenities a modest step toward tightening the abawd waiver strategies, have a greater incentive to find work and alternately get off of the snap rober. -- snap program. that is the exhibition of the m&a, madam chair. i would encourage my alleys to support it. >> any further discussion on the amendment? it is not been scored yet, the correct? >> that is correct. >> i would urge a no vote.

it is tearing up everything in its path, and there's sporadic homes out here on anchorage. live, like, i don't know, two miles north of wellston, along that easterly west track, you're derchtly going to want to be in a tornado shelter here. this tornado is probably a half mile wide now. it's continuing to grow. you can see the feeder band lowering right on the left side of the screen. we've got very, very intense lightning right behind me, and this is just becoming a grinder here, and as it continues to come straight to the east. >> dude that thing is freakin' huge. >> that is a monster of a tornado if you're looking at it live right now touching ground. you heard from that chopper reporter. his chopper's only an a half mile by his estimation away from that twister in his words is tearing up everything. awe saw power lines sfla s snap to three houses simply decimated. as we've been watching these funnel clouds form and touch ground, this one by far just within the past 35, 40 minutes now is by far the widest, the largest. he says by his estimations, a reporter and chopper t

anchorage u.s. writers and intellectuals to bring those questions in to the public discourse. i encourage you to engage with such questions actively in the democratic process, but i, myself, have been assigned to a different task in the process. i have been asked in my role as a justice to frame my answers o a new round, without pre conceiving judgments before the parties have a chance to decide for themselves what cases shoul be brought and to build a recor of those issues and present their arguments. before i myself have had a chance to deliberate with my other eight colleagues, before each of us has thoroughly reviewed at the record before the court and all the laws and precedents the core rely upon. so, beyond the self-censorship that i exercise in public statements on legal topics, another important form of self-imposed is that which call on the moral sensitivity and simple courtesy to keep instincts in check. you are aware, i am sure that much hate speech is legally permissible but if it does not meet the criteria of fighting words or in setting a lawless action. citizen

an unruly passenger tried to open an emergency exit during an alaska airlines flight from anchorage to portland, oregon, and had to be subdued by fellow passengers and the crew. nbc's mike taibbi is in portland with this story. mike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. imagine you're on a long, overnight flight, the plane descending, when suddenly you're awakened by screaming. a fellow passenger who has been speaking strangely is now acting dangerously, trying his best to open the emergency door. he doesn't know and you don't know the doors designed to not open mid flight. all you know is that it's terrifying. that's what happened yesterday on alaska airlines flight 132. the fbi identified the passenger as 23-year-old alexander michael herrera, an arizona resident, who witnesses say had been talking to himself when he suddenly grabbed the exit row emergency door and tried to open it. >> i could see his face, and he was very determined. he was trying to get that door open. it looked like he was trying to get out. >> i put him in a -- a choke hold, and kind of went up over

. >>> terrifying moments aboard an alaskan airlines flight heading from anchorage to portland oregon,ding a man tried to open the plane's emergency exit. john blackstone shows us why a man is being called a hero. >> reporter: when alaskan airlines landed in portland oregon, police arrested 23-year-old michael herrera. passengers said he tried to open an emergency exit in flight. ryan oelrich was one of the passengers on board. >> a loud hissing noise and lots of people screaming. >> reporter: henry and his son were sitting four rows back. >> what i saw was my dad came rushing out of the seat grabbed this man. >> something clicked and i just said -- i said i have my son, my 10-year-old son on the plane. >> the man just kept saying why are you doing this to me? why are you trying to hurt me? >> we were nose to nose. he looked at me with this strange -- i said what are you looking at? he said i'm looking into your soul. >> reporter: alaskan airlines said the exit remained locked and the cabin never lost pressure. the aircraft carried 137 passengers but henry says he acted for just one pe

that is what they do up in anchorage. >> jon: thanks for joining us. >> jenna: america live starts right now. >> megyn: fox news alert on the kidnappings in cleveland as we get man accused of holding women o hostage for 10 years is on suicide watch. i'm megyn kelly. ariel castro reigned on multiple charges of rape and kidnapping. his bond set at $78 million. the women now in their 20s and 30s vanished when they were 16, 14 and 20 years old respectively as you see on the vaccine. horrors they endured are just starting to be revealed am authorities are trying to understand how the women were kept in the house for so long without being detected and making new efforts to confirm there are no other victims. meantime, the women are adjusting to life on the outside. youngest of them all giving a thumbs up. look at that. as she returned home to a large crowd of well-wishers. earlier, gina's mother spoke out and she described the moment when she was reunited with her daughter. >> we didn't say nothing. we grabbed each other and held arms. that is what we did. there was no words. it was just huggi

another passenger who was on a flight out of anchorage saw it all go down. >> i heard passengers sayaken down. taken down. there was a large gentleman a few rows back that was attempting to open the emergency exit door. >> the suspect weighs about 220 lbs.. the flight attendants abroad the bystanders were holding the suspect down some shoe laces and seatbelt extensions. a couple guys used those to tie him up his hands and feet. emergency doors on planes have locked up prevent the doors are being opened in flight. a federal official says he has been charged with interfering with a flight crew. >> @ 429 we will be right back with whether >> we're back. talking about the weather. starting off with erica and storm tracker 4. everyone knows it was damaged, yesterday's morning. >> what is to come? >> we are dealing with mostly cloudy conditions and allow people waking up to drizzle. not dealing with any rain just missed the conditions for the rest of the morning. >> the good news is a clouds will clear and we will see sunshine into the afternoon. we have to wait to get there because it is

. >> jamie: a passenger on be a alaska airlines flight from anchorage to portland tried to open the doorstrained the man. folks do this day and age and the incident happened just before landing. a spokesperson for the airlines says the cabin was never depressurized. the door remained locked and once the plane landed, police took the man into custody. >> gregg: lawmakers in several northern states are upset at a homeland security plan to study the idea of a fee for anybody crossing our border to canada. that kind of toll would hurt communities on the border that relies on folks moving goods. supporters say it's similar to a fee already charged for air and water crossings and is necessary to pay for infrastructure improvements. sounds like it would deter economics going back and forth between the two. >> jamie: someone's going to cha ching on that one. >> gregg: got to make some money. iranian's warning for israel as syria's civil war threatens to further destabilize the middle east. tehran saying their missiles can reach every part of the jewish state. why is this tough talk coming now? e

the flight had taken off from anchorage to portland, oregon, when passengers heard a loud hissing noiseen there was a commotion. that's when they saw 23-year- old alexander herrera trying to open the emergency doors. passengerred jumped him and -- passengers jumped him and tied him up with shoelaces until he was arrested. he's due to go to court. >>> an american pilot has been rescued after being ejected from a his plane. it went down 70 miles east of okanawa. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> the oregon teenager arrested for planning a columbine style shooting on his school will face a judge. police found six bombs in a secret compartment in his bedroom, along with details and a diagram of the school showing the attack. it's the first day back to class for studensince word came of this plot. police say even though the school is safe, more officers will be present on campus. >> there's gonna be a lot of fear and anxiety amongst parents, school members, teachers, people who are there. we're gonna be there as that visible presence. >> based on the evidence found, th

that is what they do up in anchorage. >> jon: thanks for joining us. >> jenna: america live starts righthe kidnappings in cleveland as we get man accused of holding women o hostage for 10 years is on suicide watch. i'm megyn kelly. ariel castro reigned on multiple charges of rape and kidnapping. his bond set at $78 million. the women now in their 20s and 30s vanished when they were 16, 14 and 20 years old respectively as you see on the vaccine. horrors they endured are just starting to be revealed am authorities are trying to understand how the women were kept in the house for

the alaska airlines flight was headed from anchorage to portland and ten minutes away from landing .ay they used shoelaces and seat belts to restrain the man. 137 people were on board at the time. thankfully no one was hurt. jon: remember the president's charm offensive, where he left the white house to wine and dine republicans at dinner back in march? well, two months and a few scandals later, and some republicans are feeling a bit jilted. apparently concerned the president is not following through on his plans to negotiate a deficit reduction package or reforms for social security, healthcare programs, and the tax code. joining us now bob cusack, managing editor of the hill. i know, bob you are not the president's schedule keeper, but what happened? the charm offensive was big news for about a week. where did it go? >> it was, john, that's where republicans say there is no follow through that they had a very nice meal, a couple of meals actually with most senate republicans aeu tepding a republicans attending one of these dinners. we are no closer to a grand bargain. time is are r

they were flying from anchorage to portland when a passenger tried to open the emergency exit., really. this plane ride was only 10 minutes away from landing in portland when the passenger say 23-year-old alexander herrera who they described by the way, as a very big man. he began screaming and hissing and tried i to open the emergeny exit. that's him right there, the guy on the left. i mean, he was sitting in the exit row. he reached up and grabbed it. listen. >> i thought we were going to crash or something, so i was bracing for that, and then somebody was yelling stop him, stop him, and i turned around and saw a large man trying to open the emergency exit and had it and was just yanking on it. >> yeah. he was yanking on it. the passengers and the crew grabbed him and tackled him and used everything from plastic ties to shoe laces to belts to try and bind him to his seat. they say he then sat there mumbling to himself and asking kind of a series of bizarre questions, but he didn't budge for the remainder of the flight. the suspect, who was from arizona, was arrested by the fb

alaska airline says the 737 from anchorage was just ten minutes from landing in portland, oregon, whenl statements, pulling on the handle, trying to open the emergency door. passengers leapt into action. >> they took him down. they held him down until the flight attendants could get there with restraints. and those passengers continued to help them restrain this individual, who was wanting to get out midflight. >> reporter: they used shoelaces and seatbelts to hold 23-year-old alexander herrera. the airline and experts say he never would have been able to get the door open in flight. >> as frightening as that is, it simply can't be done. until you are on the ground there is enough pressure inside holding all those doors closed. >> reporter: once it was, it was passengers coming to the aid of the crew, holding down the 220-pound suspect. why did he do it? that's what investigators are trying to figure out. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> a wave of bomb blasts in iraq is being blamed on rebels linked to al qaeda. the series of explosions across baghdad yesterday killed at least 6

host: anchorage, alaska, democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. host: very early where you are. what's on your mind? caller: i just wanted to say at we gave our civil liberty away with the patriot act, so i don't know why everybody is screaming, because we have hardly any civil liberties now. host: do you see a difference between the way the obama administration has handled civil liberties versus the way the bush administration did? caller: well, the bush dministration, the patriot act came under his administration, and i mean, when that happened, they can come into your home and do almost anything, investigate your records, so why are we screaming over this? i mean, it makes no sense. there are many things that congress needs to be doing, and this is just a side issue to just divert our attention from the real problem. host: well, attorney general holder was asked yesterday by a reporter if the obama administration was "trampling" on civil liberty to the extent the bush administration did. here's what the attorney general had to say. >> no, we're

for another passenger who was on a flight out of anchorage sought all go down.he dow some shoelaces and seatbelt sentence. >> and the space to it will be representing the bay area in a national spelling bee. audrey bantug an eighth grader at iron horse middle school in san ramon will compete in the 2013 scripps nestle spelling bee in washington d.c.. this is video of correct, a costa county spelling bee in march. she won a pyrrhic should be one of 200 and was to is the bidding for the national title. >> we have the changes coming as we will get sunshine this afternoon. the wall of start these closto kickn slowly. >> of the '90s saturday and sunday. the change is starting to kick in on thursday. it is really saturday that will be the hottest day. get ready for the big warm up. much more with incoming and memorial day weekend we just sat. no rain in sight for the next seven days. >> thank you for joining us. one more thing. >> it has been looking good. the news is negative but the news is good up 144. how about that. another good to the on wall street. we will see

. >> shutout to christy who is sleeping in anchorage, alaska. ♪ you just called out my name ♪ ♪ and youherever i am i'll come running. see you again ♪ >> a night at the white house. dedicated to music legend carole king. president obama honored king a friend of the show here with the gershwin prize. she is the first woman to receive the gershwin prize an honor held by paul mccartney, stevie wonder and paul simon. amid all this, the president took moments to address the tragedy in oklahoma. >> of course, as we gather tonight to present this award, our thoughts and prayers remain with the wonderful people of oklahoma. they have suffered mightily this week. and while the road ahead will be long, their country will be with them every single step of the way. eventually, life will go on and new memories will be made and new laughter will come, new songs will be sung. >> nice event. great for carole. good morning, joe. >> fantastic. good morning. yeah, fantastic for carole and, boy, she certainly does deserve it. one of the great song writers of our time. any time you have an event in the whit