after corporal rogers gave a statement, he was able to make his flight back home. since then the video of his airport takedown has gone viral. this is the first shift back on the beat for corporal rogers since he wrapped up his vacation in hawaii and he says he's surprised at the attention he's getting just for stepping in to help. before returning to patrol, rogers was at a wedding in sacramento and that's when he started noticing the attention. >> at one point i was standing in a line waiting for food or cake and the people in front of me were talking to each other about have you seen this video on the internet? >> reporter: he says he was happy to help the tsa agent and happy that other people appreciate that. >> i don't really know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this job you're kind of used to just doing stuff and going on about your day. >>> new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is mourning the first death of a u.s. diplomat killed on the job since last year's attack in benghazi. 25-year-old ann smettinghoff was one of

you can see corporal rogers immediately put his hand up - and tell other security personnell he's an off duty cop. rogers was in line for security when he saw the agent struggling with the suspect. you can see his shoes are off.just wearing socks.ready for the screening. he was on his way back from vacation with his family. technically off duty - but he sure sprung into action in this case. [ male announcer ] the southwest airlines nationwide sale lets you go from working hard... to hardly working. ♪ big sales that help you get away. that's how we fly. act now to grab flights all over the country as low as $59 one-way. these fares won't last long so hurry and book now, only at southwest.com. we are southwest. welcome aboard. >> today our smart phones are designed around applications. >> that is ceo, mark zuckerberg.. they created to new software". flip that around." that's mark zuckerberg speaking at a facebook news event today. unveiling the companys vision of a smart- phone. instead of making a facebook phone. the company created new software which will turn existing phones. into fa

corporal rogers hand with the police department since 2006 and the superiors say they are proud of hisns. >> this could be a key day in boeingests to get the boeing 787 dreamliner in the air. the pilots could make a certification flight today with the plane's revamped battery system. all 50 dreamliners around the globe were grounded in january after the batteries on two aircraft overheated. the grounding came a week after they began nonstop service from san jose to tokyo. when they finish testing on the new battery the f.a.a. will decide if the dreamliners can return to service. >> on monday, bay area travelers will have another nonstop option flying to europe. there will be service between sfo and copenhagen and will take 11 hours. it will be a wide body airbus. sfo now is the 4th united states destination for the airline. >> by the way, 330 jets have two engines and 430's have four. >> lisa argen will tell us about the weather. >> we are starting out with plenty of cloud cover. the low level moisture yesterday has moved out but we are left with plenty of cloud cover. live doppler 7 h

this is the first shift for corporal rogers since he wrapped up his vacation in hawaii and he said he's surprised at the attention he's getting just for stepping in to help. before returning to patrol rogers was at a wedding in sacramento and that's when he started noticing the attention. >> at one point i was standing in a line waiting for food or cake and the people in front of me were talking to each other about have you seen this video on the internet? >> reporter: he says he was happy to help the tsa agent and happy that other people appreciate that. >> i don't really know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this job you're kind of used to just doing stuff and going on about your day. >>> a solemn memorial was held for the victims killed in a shooting at oakland's oikos university. members of the san francisco master choral offered a performance of mozart for dozens of family and friends at st. paul's episcopal church last night. six students and a staff member were killed at the university on april 2nd of last year. oakland mayor jean quan introduced the

sunol police corporal justin rogers had just wrapped up his hawaiian vacation when he was simply trying to get through security like everyone else at honolulu international airport until the unexpected happened. he notices this. you see this tsa officer guarding the passenger exit as she's supposed to when out of nowhere this woman starts attacking and punching her. this struggle goes on for about 10 seconds. then also out of nowhere, here comes officer rogers. he clears that glass barrier, strong arms the woman and takes her down. you see him throw up his arm to let other law enforcement know he's one of them. you also notice he's only wearing socks because he had just taken off shoes to get through security. the 39-year-old is humble saying he did what he had to do. >> this case, police officer or not, the woman was being assaulted. she was defenseless, had her arms up trying to defend herself. somebody really needed to help her and luckily i was close enough to be able to help her. >> turns out the attacker is homeless. she was arrested and charged with assault. the tsa agent says sh

the pinole police officer, corporal justin rogers, was getting ready to board a plane, but he jumped right into action, took the woman down and quickly let officers know that he was a police officer. the honolulu police and tsa thanked rogers for getting involved. he is now back on duty in pinole. >>> a big announcement from facebook. more and more people are using facebook on their smartphones, so why not make facebook the first thing you see when you turn on your phone? how facebook plans to do that on android phones. >> reporter: that's right. mark zuckerberg says the home screen is the soul of your smartphone. so today, facebook unveiled facebook home. >> a whole new experience for your phone. >> reporter: the new commercial touts facebook's integration into the home page of an android's smartphone. he says users don't have to get into an app to stay connected. they stay connected through a live feed which scrolls through updates on the phone's face. users see photos of updates, which take up the entire phone front. facebook has also created chat heads, the easy to move heads, fa

pinole police corporal justin rogers was in line and saw the struggle.e jumped over a barrier, threw the woman to the ground and subdued her. rogers then managed to make his flight. no word on what charges, if any, the woman on the ground faces. >>> april is distracted driving awareness month throughout california and the petaluma police department was out enforcing the laws. petaluma officers ended up issuing 80 tickets for cell phone use with a minimum cost of $159. the petaluma police department suggests turning off your phone before getting behind the wheel and also mentioning in your outgoing message that you can't answer the phone while you're driving. >>> well, today's rain from this morning moving out of town. but we still have a few pop-up showers, although the clouds are beginning to break up in parts of the south bay. but over the bay itself, still a solid deck of overcast. you can see the cloud cover over the bay area. not much in the way of green showing up on the radar, reflecting the shower activity. but we do have the chance of a few spri

and then you see corporal justin rogers who is in a security line with his family, he saw what was happening and jumped in to help. he quickly identified himself as an officer and a tsa agent handed him cuffs to restrain the woman. here's the video. you'll see him coming in from the right side of your screen. authorities say she's one of several homeless people who are often at the airport. >> it's kind of like any other public place. people are allowed to be here. unless they're kmiting a crime or doing something to bother someone, they're allowed to be here like anyone else. >> deputies arrested the woman. she was taken to a local mental hospital for evaluation. the tsa officer told her bosses that she was a little swollen and sor erksz, but otherwise, okay. >> comping up, a compliment from president obama stirs up controversy. >> when i think about accomplished women, i do not think about how they look. >> why some say the president calling the state attorney jenl good looking shows the u ugly side of politics. >> on the eve of the giant's home opener, we'll let you know what they plan on

corporal justin rogers headed home from vacation on saturday when a woman arched her security at the honolulu airport assaulted a female agent as we showed you last night, rogers vaulted over a wall and tackled the attacker. >> . >> but woman was defenseless had her arms up trying to defend herself and somebody needed to help her and luckily i was close enough to be able to help her out. >>>reporter: rogers voided his flight broke when he is effective to be back on duty tomorrow night. >> the power is back on tonight after a pickup truck took out a power pole in oakland happened of foothill boulevard and church street at about 130 this morning. police are looking for the driver who left the scene pg&e says up to 3500 customers lost power when the incident caused a transformer to blow the flash was reportedly seen miles away. >> traffic is moving once again along interstate eight 80 after next and this afternoon caused a lengthy backup happened about noon, you can see one of the vehicles they're involved in the crash another flipped over, landing on its roof the chp says at least one

corporal justin rogers jumped out of line took down the attacker, quickly alerted security that he was an off duty police officer. he handcuffed the woman gave statement and still made a flight back to the bay area. local and federal authorities thanked him for his help. he's back on patrol watching streets of pinole. >> hike -- like hawaii 5-0. >> hewlett-packard and two software makers take a trip down memory lane. hi, emily. >> good afternoon, larry and ama. hewlett-packard board chairman is stepping down in a shake up under scoring investor frustration with the troubled acquisition of autonomy. the directors are departing and ralph whitworth will take over as interim board chairman. >> new figures on the growing popularity of tablets. gardener predicts shipments will rise 70% this year and outpace pcs by 2017. also predicting android will remain dominant with apple and microsoft fighting for second place. black berry shutting down paid music sharing service after less than two years. bbn music will go silent june 2. subscribers will get a free pass to artio. black berry did not say

corporal justin rogers kicks his -- instincts just kick in. watch. he jumps out of line, took down the tacker and handcuffed her, he got back in line just in time to make his flight. >> and he didn't waist a second. >> did you see him notifying another cop. >> and our weather okay. we have a break in the rain right now. >> yes. just scattered showers and sprinkles around the bay area, we don't have much left from the system pushing through this morning. that is sprinkles that seem stubborn showers. here is a live view from our western sky looks dark, and gray and dreary. temperatures at this hour 58 degrees in san francisco. and another live view from our golden gate bridge camera. some clouds have windshield wipers on. you can see it's looking gray and dreary as well. 62 in fairfield and livermore, 69 in los gatos. tomorrow afternoon, giants will be playing. cloudy overnight. scotty showers possible. mostly cloudy tomorrow and unsettled weather throughout the weekend now rkts go to at and t park, let's do that. giants play against cardinals, tempera

pinole police corporal justin rogers was in line and saw the struggle.jumped over a barrier, threw the woman to the ground and subdued her. rogers then managed to make his flight. no word on what charges, if any, the woman on the ground faces. >>> april is distracted driving awareness month throughout california and the petaluma police department was out enforcing the laws. petaluma officers ended up issuing 80 tickets for cell phone use with a minimum cost of $159. the petaluma police department suggests turning off your phone before getting behind the wheel and also mentioning in your outgoing message that you can't answer the phone while you're driving. >>> well, today's rain from this morning moving out of town. but we still have a few pop-up showers, although the clouds are beginning to break up in parts of the south bay. but over the bay itself, still a solid deck of overcast. you can see the cloud cover over the bay area. not much in the way of green showing up on the radar, reflecting the shower activity. but we do have the chance of a few sprink

the pinole police officer, corporal justin rogers, was getting ready to board a plane, but he jumped right into action, took the woman down and quickly let officers know that he was a police officer. the honolulu police and tsa thanked rogers for getting involved. he is now back on duty in pinole. >>> a big announcement from facebook. more and more people are using facebook on their smartphones, so why not make facebook the first thing you see when you turn on your phone? how facebook plans to do that on android phones. >> reporter: that's right. mark zuckerberg says the home screen is the soul of your smartphone. so today, facebook unveiled facebook home. >> a whole new experience for your phone. >> reporter: the new commercial touts facebook's integration into the home page of an android's smartphone. he says users don't have to get into an app to stay connected. they stay connected through a live feed which scrolls through updates on the phone's face. users see photos of updates, which take up the entire phone front. facebook has also created chat heads, the easy to move heads, fa

the honolulu airport, in the corner, you see a woman attacking the security officer when corporal justin rogers realized nobody was helping her. you saw him jump into action, pinning the person down, he raised his hand to say he was a police officer, quickly identified himself to a tsa agent, and handed the woman in cuffs to the agent. >>> and if it really helps, spare the air bay, the air quality management district has looked at falling pollution over the last few years and credits spare the air for some of the success. in tonight's reality check, sam brock looks at the numbers to see if the claim is true. >> good afternoon, the numbers don't lie, in this case, the bay area has made huge strides when it comes to improving the air quality. due to industry regulations, better technology, spare the air or all of the above. that is where it gets tricky when figuring out how to dole out credit. from atop the hills in berkeley, you may not be able to see a difference in bay area air quality, but rest assured the changes are there. >> this is known as elemental carbon, organic carbon. >> reporter: t

corporal justin rogers headed home from vacation on saturday when a woman arched her security at the honolulu airport assaulted a female agent as we showed you last night, rogers vaulted over a wall and tackled the attacker. >> . >> but woman was defenseless had her arms up trying to defend herself and somebody needed to help her and luckily i was close enough to be able to help her out. >>>reporter: rogers voided his flight broke when he is effective to be back on duty tomorrow night. >> the power is back on tonight after a pickup truck took out a power pole in oakland happened of foothill boulevard and church street at about 130 this morning. police are looking for the driver who left the scene pg&e says up to 3500 customers lost power when the incident caused a transformer to blow the flash was reportedly seen miles away. >> traffic is moving once again along interstate eight 80 after next and this afternoon caused a lengthy backup happened about noon, you can see one of the vehicles they're involved in the crash another flipped over, landing on its roof the chp says at least one

an old police corporal justin rogers was flying home, going through airport security at the honolulu airport when he saw this, a tsa officer guarding a passenger exit when a woman suddenly attacked her. the two women grappled until officer rogers jumped a glass barrier, strong-armed the attacker and takes her down. you can see him throw up his arms to allow other law enfo enforcement he's one of them. he's only wear socks because his shoes were still in the security station. >> the woman was being assaulted. she was defenseless, had her arms up trying to defend herself and somebody really needed to help her and luckily i was close enough to be able to help. >> the suspect is identified as a homeless woman who reportedly had caused problems at that airport before. the tsa agent is recovering from bruises. >>> americans looking for a glimmer of hope in today's jobs report got some grisly news. is the outlook really that sour? in tonight's reality check sam brock looks into the claims today's report is a bad sign for future job growth. sam? >> reporter: raj, anytime economistses oversho

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reporter: just as the woman began confronting a tsa agent at honolulu airport, justin rogers, police corporalwas going through security to catch his flight home. >> they have security officers for that, and i turned back around and then i heard what i thought was skin to skin contact, like somebody getting punched. reporter: in the video you can see the woman punching the tsa agent, then put her in a head lock. that's when rogers literally jumped into action. >> i now what i had to do to pull her off of her because of the way they were situated, and i just decided to use a simple takedown to move her to the ground. reporter: once on the ground several other agents came to help. a 43-year-old woman was arrested and taken to the mental unit at a hospital. after rogers provided a statement to honolulu authorities he made his flight back home. since then the video of the airport takedown has gone viral. this is the first ship back on the beat since he wrapped up his vacation and hawai'i and says he is surprised at the attention he is is getting for helped. he was in a wedding in sacramento and no

that is corporal rogers. and not even wearing shoes as you can see there. he had been in a screening line with his family when he spotted the struggle and he leaped in to action and saved the day. getting credit from the tsa this morning. >> you can see his law enforcement training. he does something smart. he gets her down and tells anyone that is coming law enforcement wise, i'm one of you. i'm okay. >> thank you, natalie. >> mr. roker has a check on the weather. >>> friends out west are looking at a wet day especially from northern california to the north. look at that rain streaming in. in the upper elevations looking at mountain snows, as well. rainfall amounts, we are talking about two to thee inches from the oregon/north carolina border, northern california boerd up to puget sound. three to four inches. and we will look at a beautiful day in phoenix, arizona. plenty of sunshine. temperature 92. some morning fog in l.a. burning off to 67 degrees. we will get to the local forecast in a moment but first this message. and revisit your investments as reti

reporter: just as the woman began confronting a tsa agent at honolulu airport, justin rogers, police corporalwas going through security to catch his flight home. >> they have security officers for that, and i turned back around and then i heard what i thought was skin to skin contact, like somebody getting punched. reporter: in the video you can see the woman punching the tsa agent, then put her in a head lock. that's when rogers literally jumped into action. >> i now what i had to do to pull her off of her because of the way they were situated, and i just decided to use a simple takedown to move her to the ground. reporter: once on the ground several other agents came to help. a 43-year-old woman was arrested and taken to the mental unit at a hospital. after rogers provided a statement to honolulu authorities he made his flight back home. since then the video of the airport takedown has gone viral. this is the first ship back on the beat since he wrapped up his vacation and hawai'i and says he is surprised at the attention he is is getting for helped. he was in a wedding in sacramento and no

corporate governance. >> and they've all raised capital, certainly the banks have, quite a bit, according to them, to have a much higher numbers than the actual standards. let me ask you about the fed, roger. because, of course, you've been now in the private sector, running tiaa-cref. a lot of folks out there want you to take bernanke's job when he steps down. are you interested as going back to the fed as chairman? >> maria, i love talking to you. i love that you even asked the question, the second is that this seems a little premature, and thirdly, i really love what i'm doing, i'm very committed to tiaa-cref and our important mission of creating financial well-being for millions of americans. thanks for asking the question, you heard my answer. >> do you think that people today are much more educated than ever before in terms of getting their arms around their own financial lives? do you see that at tiaa-cref? >> i'll say, look, our participants are very well educated, for sure, in general. 85% of them tell us that they're highly confident of their retirement futures. but i'd say society overall has a big problem with financial literacy. there have been many studies showing that. and

frustration, i think, shared by chairman rogers and aot of us here, that these are not insurmountable problems if, in fact, we cooperation and work together -- we corporate and work together. with that, thank you very much for your testimony today, and the hearing is adjourned. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> arizona senator john mccain told relaters today that president obama said in a letter that syrian president assad likely used chemical weapons on a small scale against people if his own country. senator mccain says he hopes the president now considered establishing a no-fly zone over syria and providing weapons to the syrian opposition. his comments followed a senators-only intelligence briefing on capitol hill. >> clear the podium, please. >> just received a letter from the president in response to the, our question about whether bashar assad adieused chemical weapons -- had used chemical weapons. and i will quote from the operative part. our intelligence community does assess with varying degrees of confidence that the syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale in syria, specifically the chemical