kpix 5's juliette goodrich tells us the suspect didn't get very far. >> reporter: this 65-year-old woman who was killed was walking on this sidewalk when this driver came down the road. you can see the skidmarks. then he crashed over the sidewalk into the fence on to the golf course. and as if that's not enough, he continued driving on the golf course to leave his car over by the putting green before he took off. hole 9 on the delta view golf course the scene of a murder investigation. this after the driver of a blue camaro crashed through the golf course fence after hitting and killing a 65-year-old woman who was walking along the sidewalk. >> this driver was driving way too fast for the road conditions here. >> reporter: the woman died at the scene. the driver abandoned his camaro on the golf course and took off. >> the driver fled for at least 100 yards in his vehicle on the golf course before he fled from the vehicle. our officer was able to get that description out to responding officers and he was detained a few blocks away. >> reporter: aroun 7:45 this morning just before the fata

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the teenagers were swimming near the shore on ocean beach in san francisco when a wave swept them away. according to san francisco fire officials, at least two other people who were with the boys managed to get to shore. those victims were taken to the hospital. we don't have any word at this hour on their conditions. now, the national weather service had issued a beach hazard statement. it was in effect wednesday and thursday. the statement affected and referred to riptides but that beach hazard statement expired last night. that doesn't necessarily mean riptide has expired, as well. we have a crew at ocean beach gathering new details. again, conditions out there have been fairly hazardous all week. as we go back to the beach, they have police tape people keeping back from the scene. we're once again, four people were swept out to the ocean apparently. two were rescued. two have not been seen since. there are rescue crews right there right now trying to find the two other boys who we

kpix 5's juliette goodrich with the number of cases we're just learning about today. juliette. >> reporter: well, liz, it's not quite anymore because there's been a 400-page document that's been detailing all of these cases pretty explicitly, too. we're talking about 19 cases over the past few years. this is a letter i'm holding from the dean of the law school. he since stepped down. it was a letter to one of his victims. she said his apology isn't good enough. >> it was like it was on me to resolve the situation and there was no real interest on the university's part to protect me as an employee or even remove the dean from the environment. >> reporter: she was assistant to the law school dean when she says she was sexually harassed. she is on leave now. choudhury stepped down as dean but it still on faculty as uc- berkeley. she and her lawyer have now filed a lawsuit against the former law school dean and the university. >> as the dean of one of the most prestigious law schools in the world, there is no doubt he should have been fired. he knew better. >> reporter: a

. >>> oil and gas firm goodrich petroleum has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection becoming the latest company to fall victim to falling energy prices. goodrich says it expects to maintain duft liquidity during the restructuring and will be able to continue running its operations. the company primarily operates in louisiana, mississippi, and texas. >>> to wall street where stocks flopped to close the week. pressured by energy shares and a decline in oil prices. some expected the dow to take a breather anyway after that 350-point gain in three days that we had seen. fueled by the rally in the banking sector. by today's close the dow industrial average fell nearly 29 points to close at 17,897. the nasdaq dropped by 7. the s&p was off by 2. but it was a winning week overall. all of the major averages rose more than 1.5% this week. >>> now to the global economy. china posted its slowest quarterly growth in seven years during the first quarter. gdp in the world's second-largest economy expanded by 6.7%. while it's the worst three-month performance since the financial crisis, the slow

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney.ming near the shore on ocean beach in san francisco when a wave swept them away. according to

kpix 5's julia goodrich tells us he might be back on the court sooner than we think. >> reporter: this team is known for strength in numbers. they are one man down, but doctors saying he'll be out for at least two weeks, but the fans are breathing a sigh of relief. >> that's amazing. i thought it was going to be something worse. >> that's great news, but still hard. two weeks is a long time. >> reporter: for warriors fans, it was painful to watch steph curry slip and fall on the wet court and limp back to the locker room. no one knew the extent of his injury until now. >> we're exploring different things as far as treatment options. it's, it's just rest. >> reporter: he suffered a grade one sprain in his medial lateral ligament. >> the sprain of the mcl is when the leg goes like this and pulls. >> reporter: part of a team of sports doctors for cal berkeley. curry's best medicine now: rest. >> typically, it's sore for a few days and they'll recover relatively quickly because the ligament is still intact and it will heal. >> reporter: curry sent out a tweet saying, quote, thanks for all

kpix 5's juliette goodrich on the number of cases that we're learning about today. >> like the churchit was like on me to resolve the situation and there was no real interest on the university's part. >> reporter: tyann was assistant to the law school dean when she says she was sexually harassed. she is on leave now. choudhury stepped down as dean but it still on faculty as uc- berkeley. she and her lawyer have now filed a lawsuit against the former law school dean and the university. >> as the dean of one of the most prestigious law schools in the world, there is no doubt he should have been fired. he knew better. >> reporter: attorney john weiner is speaking out in response to a public document released by the campus office for the prevention of harassment, revealing releasing 17 sexual harassment cases, they date back to 2008. >> it was six tenured faculty members accused of sexual harassment and none of them was fired. >> reporter: the 400-page public document revealed 7 employees were either fired or resigned. others are still working at the university while their cases are being

goodrich. goodrich petroleum corp is a small company, 51 employees. they just filed for chapter 11. but i don't want to get anybody to spill their cereal this morning or their morning tea in the united kingdom over sowing a headline that goodrich files for chapter 11. we saw that bigger company the day before with peabody. i think it's peabody. francine: peabody, unless you're chinese. tom: i learned it from the cartoon. francine: it doesn't matter. tom: they were a little bigger. they went under. a data check now, i can take six seconds on this, and nothing's going on. negative three, the euro 112. oil elevated. on to the next screen, if you would. the v.i.x. showing the market, under 13. nat gas under two. that will be an interesting discussion in a moment. francine? francine: this is my board, tom. i wanted to show you europian stocks, but actually it's the autos i want to focus on. the first quarter market share reached a five-year low because auto buyers snubbed volkswagen because of the ignition cheating scandal. i want to show you a little bit of the yen. what a reversal from

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the next game will be wednesday at oracle. the tip-off at 7:30 and the warriors could wrap it up then and if necessary, game 6 in houston and game 7 back in oakland. >>> new at 5:00, a suspect is on the loose after a shooting at orange memorial park. witnesses say it started as an altercation and ended up in the park. joe vasquez is there right now. joe, what do we know? >> reporter: investigators are over here on the scene, the scene where two men were shot in front of the orange memorial park recreation building. the police department said it started around 3:00 this afternoon as an altercation that they said was an argument among several men that happened off the property of the park and on the way to it, police say that the men came here and witnesses say they heard gunshots. >> we heard pop, pop, pop. that's it. >> reporter: three shots some. >> yeah, three shots. >> reporter: and then two guys on the ground? >> yes. >> gunfire took place upon police arrival. there were two adult victims located. both had sustained single

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> just like juliette said, we are still urged to conserve and water restrictions are still in place. managers will meet later this month. >>> more trouble for u.c. berkeley. last week, the former assistant men's coach of the basketball team resigned and now, two women have come forward accusing an assistant professor of sexual harassment claiming that the investigation into blake wentworth's actions have dragged on too long. we have the latest from cal right now. >> reporter: as the students claim the university is dragging its feet, they filed a claim detailing the allegations. >> we can't perpetuate this any longer. we won't tolerate it. >> reporter: standing in front of the building that the professor they say harassed them still works, they spoke out with their attorneys by their side. >> we call on the others impacted by a culture of intimidation, harassment, and fear of retaliation to come pardon and speak out against a failing system. >> reporter: the berkeley graduate students file aid sexual graduate claim against blake wentworth, the state, and the unive

i'm juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a woman is behind bars accused of stealing $180,000 from st. ignatius high school in san francisco. police say 52-year-old cynthia mauer was arraigned on embezzlement charges stemming from a parent-run volunteer committee. between 2007 and 2012, she is accused of taking money from a school account she controlled. all the money was raised by the community and students for the school. mauer is facing six counts of embezzle mend and six counts of grand theft. >>> the city of concord could make a decision on a massive development plan tonight but it may not be much of a choice. the city council was set to decide between two competing proposals for the former concord naval weapons station but one of the bids is pulled. the company asked to drop out say it's lost faith in the fairness of the bidding process. that leaves just lennar's proposal for what would be one of the largest real estate projects in northern california. despite all of the controversy, the city says the best move might just be to move ahead with the single bid. >> as we move over t

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. joe vazquez is in san francisco and just spoke to the missing girl's aunt. >> san francisco police are scouring the city in what they're calling an urgent search for the 2-year-old girl. her mother was discovered, her body was, on friday. >> i hope that we find her and get her back to family. >> reporter: family and friends of nicky fitts are horrified she was murdered. now there's concern something might have happened to her 2-year-old daughter arianna. >> i'm trying to stay positive that we'll see her again safely. mostly i'm just scared that she's out there and we don't know where she is and want her home. >> reporter: the police won't elaborate on the circumstances of nicky's murder, only saying her body was found friday, but they say the fact that a murder victim's young daughter is missing makes them extremely worried something might also have happened to the little girl. >> she's 2 years old. the world is very large to a 2-year-old. don't have information on who she may be with

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the shooting happened at an arco gas station in alameda. employees say the man with the gun had caused trouble before. kpix 5's joe vasquez is live tonight. >> two people shot here in a popular stretch of park street in alameda, an area normally safe, not the case last night. the violence started just before 11:00 last night. a man who employees recognized as someone who had painted graffiti on the gas station earlier in the day walked in to the store last night. the clerk told him he should leave, which he did. the two employees who were here last night said the man came right back and shot two of their work mates in the parking lot. >> like two continuous, then one take a second. >> reporter: the manager identified the employees as been i'm goitem known as beanie. >> i heard beanie like ahh, got shot in his leg. so i moved this way, i find him holding his chest and saying call 911. >> leo is holding his chest. beanie was shot in the leg. >> he told me leo and beanie got shot. we cal

. >> and good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. it's a story we have been tracking all week and now new details about stanislaus petrov. police say his ex-girlfriend dana and her 17-month-old daughter are missing. officers say she was last seen on march 14. she has made no contact with anyone since. she was reported missing yesterday to the sfpd. police say they are worried about her safety and about the safety of her daughter. just yesterday, the fbi arrested stanislaus petrov and several other people during a raid at a home in visitacion valley. another thing to note. earlier in the day, there was a shooting at the same location. the fbi isn't saying anything about why they raided the home and how petrov was involved. >>> well, turning to other news now, all of the presidential candidates are campaigning in wisconsin today ahead of tuesday's primary. cbs reporter wendy gillette explains a string of controversial comments about women could create problems for gop front-runner donald trump in the badge state. >> the next president

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the search is on for those who stole things meant to benefit sick children. joe vazquez is live now >> reporter: officials with the make a wish foundation tell me the burglars broke into their headquarters here through the emergency exit. dren ... kids battling diseases who come here to ma wish come true. this is the he batkid phenomenon ... the video surveillance shows two people going up the back share case, one wearing a -- staircase, one wearing a hat, another a hoodie. the person in glasses appears to urge on the other. they finally go up the staircase and ransack the san francisco offs of the make a wish foundation -- offices of the make a wish foundation. >> there's photos of the children all over everywhere you look. how they could come in here and do this, i just don't understand. >> reporter: this is the office that launched the batkid phenomenon, the child whose dream to be a superhero enraptured this city. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: giants outfielder hunter pen

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. more than 200 people are dead after the huge earthquake rocked parts of ecuador. it struck yesterday near the central coast of that country. and cbs reporter craig boswell shows us rescuers are struggling to reach those trapped underneath mountains of concrete. >> reporter: video from inside a store captured the moment a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit about 100 miles from quito, the capital of ecuador. shoppers screamed as items were thrown to the ground. officials say more than 230 people were killed and the death toll could rise. rescue crews are struggling to reach people trapped under piles of debris. but a glimmer of hope. applause erupted when a young boy was pulled from the rubble alive. officials say it's the strongest quake to hit ecuador in decades and the destruction is widespread. entire neighborhoods made from cheaply constructed brick and concrete were leveled. buildings crumbled on top of cars. an overpass in the largest city buckled, hampering rescue efforts. over 100 af

i am juliette goodrich.>> i am brian hackney. at least three people have been hit by bb gun shots. emily turner is live in san leandro where peace -- police are on high alert looking for the shooters.>> reporter: some people might think it's a bb gun, kids toy, not a big deal. it certainly is a big deal because they have already injured those three people that were hit. police are worried of the possibility something worse might happen. police need your help figuring out who is driving in this video and who the person is shooting out windows with a bb gun. now police say they have begun shooting people.>> yes, it's a bb gun, but it doesn't take away that vision in your head of someone standing out on your driveway shooting. >> it was surreal.>> reporter: this woman did not want to show her face but has had her car when this destroyed by vandals three-time. these men are responsible a for vandalizing 100 these men are responsible a for vandalizing 125 cars, causing over $65,000 worth of damage. orr these are not burglaries. there accident vandalism destroying property. >> reporter:

in berkeley juliette goodrich kpix 5. >>> authorities are trying to figure out why a man barricaded himself inside a car near the capital building for about two hours. he surrendered to police a short time ago. patrol cars swat vehicles and caution tape blocked off the area. businesses were evacuated as a precaution. capital police say the building is not unlocked and at this time. >>> in san jose a pedestrian was struck and killed by of eta. this happened about two hours ago. real trains showed it stopped before it entered the intersection. service will be affected but classes will transport passengers into the area. it is unclear if the victim was in the crosswalk at the time of the crash. >>> two are very warm weather a live look right now at san jose where it is 87 degrees. we're talking record-breaking. >> chief meteorologist paul deanno is outside. the sharks are taking on the kings in the stanley cup playoffs and the level will be seeking the ice out there. >> reporter: nothing says i socking like a record-breaking afternoon hitting 90 degrees. that is what happened in san jose and w

on friday, goodrich petroleum, another oil and gas producer, had to file for bankruptcy protection. the downturn began, about 60 companies from the injury industry in north america had to file for bankruptcy protection, and it is not just the oil industry. they are feeling the pressure of falling commodity prices just this week. the biggest coproducer also filed this week for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, so the longer the prices they low, the more companies obviously have huge difficulties to pay for their loans and eventually have to file for bankruptcy protection. >> absolutely. on wall street, many thanks. now for years china has been an engine for global growth, but the economy is slowing, making investors nervous. china has released the latest gdp figures for the first quarter of 2016, growth of 6.7%, so let's look how that figure compares to numbers over the past decade. in 2007, there was a spike in growth of 14.16%, which then drop significantly to 9.2% in 2009. those figures released today showed the slowest growth -- those growth since 2007. with this quarter's growth

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. two people are dead and 35 injured after an amtrak train derailed this morning. it happened just outside of philadelphia in the town of chester, pennsylvania. reporter chris van clete is on the scene. >> reporter: amtrak says its train 89 was traveling from new york, to savannah, georgia when it struck a back hoe on the tracks. >> our windows busted out. some people were cut up. it was just dust everywhere. >> reporter: the train was packed with 341 passengers. nearly three dozen people from the train were taken to area hospitals. their injuries were described as not life-threatening. >> we had two deceased, but they were not passengers on the train. >> reporter: the accident halted service along the portion of amtrak's heavily traveled northeast corridor on one of the railroad's busiest travel days. residents heard the commotion and ran outside to see what happened. >> i can't imagine somebody's husband, father, brother going to work maybe last night and to know they won't come home

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. joe vazquez is in san francisco and just spoke to the missing girl's aunt. >> san francisco police are scouring the city in what they're calling an urgent search for the 2-year-old

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. with increasing demand, cal train often runs full peak time, leaving no space to squeeze in passengers, let alone those with bikes. joe vazquez is live with cal train's new solution. >> 60,000 people per day, and that's more than 100%. first one involved, bicyclists. up until recently, up until today, they haven't been able t accommodate as many bikes as people would like for them to do. starting tomorrow morning they're going to add some space going from being able to carry 48 bikes per train to 72. that means bike riders might not be told to wait for the next train as has been happening lately. with more space for bikes, potentially fewer people could choose to drive their cars, so says the silicon valley bicycle coalition. >> this is a win for everybody, not just bicyclists. it means that if folks can use the train with their bikes, they're not going to be on the roads clogging the streets. >> the other big change is a schedule adjustment. with more riders, each train has been taki

good evening, juliette goodrich pierce >> and i'm brian hackney. the solar impulse 2 has put on quite a show flying over san francisco this afternoon and is close to landing in mountain view. right now crews are on the ground at moffett field getting ready for the arrival, preparing an inflatable hangar. the big problem tonight, the wind part at the moment, pilots are on the ground monitoring the wind. the wind is out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour, that's where the landing has been delayed since the plane appeared over the golden gate this afternoon. you are looking at life feet out of the cockpit and also from the ground as crews are awaiting the landing of the solar impulse 2, after a two day, 26 my hundred mile trip from hawaii. -- to be 600 mile trip from hawaii. it could land anywhere from now until 6 o'clock in the morning. hundreds are learning the strip at moffett field, maria medina has more on why this is significant. >> reporter: it is a historic site many got to witness from the ground in san francisco today, as the pilot circled

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. >>> we begin with breaking news in san francisco. police find a mother murdered and tonight they need your help finding her missing 2-year-old daughter. take a look at this picture of ariana fitz considered at risk. she and her mom were reported missing on tuesday. her mother was found dead last night. now police will not disclose details but fear little girl who hasn't been seen since late february could be in danger. nt -- ariana might be in nor >> she's 2 years old. as you could imagine, the world just very large to a 2-year- old, don't have information who she may be with. that's what we want to find out as well. if anyone sees her, we encourage you to contact 911 immediately when you see her. >> police say at this point ariana might be in northern or southern california. we will continue to follow this brake and bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> also tonight the rain causing problems across the bay area. police responded to a number of crashes because of slick roads of one accident flipped this -- road. one accident

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. turns out the warriors didn't have much competition from the rockets. and they cruised to a win. kpix 5's andrea nakano is at oracle arena with how the warriors simply dominated. hey, andrea. >> reporter: hi, guys. now, at the end of the see southern, all of the folks was on whether the warriors will get those 73 wins. well, they showed that they did not miss a beat tonight as they played in the first round of the play-offs against the houston rockets. and this game was chippie from the start. steph curry and houston's patrick beverly pushing and shoving both players ended up being teed up there. the physical play didn't intimidate curry. he hit this three in the 2nd quarter giving the "dubs" a 20 point lead but late in the first half, curry rolled his ankle. always a scary sight for warriors fans. he played just three minutes in the second half before sitting out of the rest of the way as the warriors won 104-78, game one. afterwards curry calmed the nerves of dub nation says egg not

in berkeley juliette goodrich, kpix5. they were humiliated when conductors kicked them the train for being too lou details of the settlement -- have not been disclosed. >>> tonight a settlement in the discrimination lawsuit the napa valley wine train. the women claimed they were humiliated when conductors kicked them off the train for being too loud, details not disclosed. stian union ca >>> meanwhile a religious group is suing the city of san francisco to get those open air urinals removed. the san francisco chinese christian union calls them offensive and grossly unseemly and claim they don't meet plumbing codes and aren't user friendly for women or people in wheelchairs. >>> expect to see a lot more police at golden gate park this wednesday weeding out 4-20 troublemakers. the annual pot smoking holiday has become a huge headache for neighbors. this year the city is making some changes which include closing streets, rerouting muni, adding porta-potties and organizing the clean-up. >>> talk about timeless really, a new c

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich.ith increasing demand, cal train often runs full peak time, leaving no space to squeeze in passengers, let alone

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we'll have those stories. san francisco. two police officers have been injured in a car crash in the bayview. streets are blocked off in the area of phelps street and evans avenue. >> joe vazquez is there now. what can you tell us from the scene? >> let me set the scene for you. right behind me, that's 3rd street and evans. right here in this next intersection, that's where it all happened. you can see that mangled up front of an sfpd suv. right over there to the left we see a white car. it somehow jumped up on the sidewalk and the police officers we were talking to the driver of that car. we're trying to piece together what very little information we have here but what we're told by sfpd spokesman is there were two police officers in that suv. they were coming down phelps street when all of the sudden a car either ran a red light or a stop sign and smashed right in to the front of their vehicle. both of those police officers taken to san francisco general hospital. we're told their injuries are not life-threa

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. at an arco gas station in alameda. employees say the man with the gun had caused trouble before.

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney.tory closely all week and today, a dramatic new turn related

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we have been following this story closely all week and today, a dramatic new turn related to stanislaus petrov. police now say his ex- girlfriend and her child are missing. kpix 5's emily turner has the story. >> reporter: stanislaus petrov first made headlines in november when video surfaced of alameda county deputies beating him up in a san francisco street after a police chase. he since has been arrested several times for various charges and is in jail after the fbi raided a place on teddy street where they say he spend a lot of time and took him into custody. >> i think they are trying to open the house. >> reporter: now petrov's ex- girlfriend dana is missing along with her 17-month-old baby girl. they are reported missing yesterday, the same day he was arrested in the fbi raid for guns and drugs and the same day a shooting happened outside the house that was raided. police will not say whether foul play was involved in the disappearance of dana or her little girl. but they haven

juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> if you're flying out today, you shouldn't have trouble weather-wise short of a few clouds. julie has more. >> we are starting with low clouds this morning so a little gray sky around the bay and along the coast. temperatures area wide hovering around that 50 degrees mark for most later today. the clouds will move out and move back toward the coast. you'll see they do bank up against the coast and we'll see sunshine for folks inland today. though high clouds make their way in later today as an upper level trough makes its way inland. you could see drizzle but the primary impact from this today will be cooling. you'll notice it will be a little cooler than we saw yesterday. the big change is coming tuesday into wednesday. here is future cast showing you what it will look like on tuesday as high pressure begins to build in. we are looking at temperatures near record levels by wednesday. tuesday though going to jump probably ten degrees above average and then flirting with tell chures in the low 90s by wednesday, peeking on wednesday. >> mild today with coastal

in dubland,juliette goodrich. >>> plungers digging around a dry cleaning business on friday discovered skeletal remains, and they immediately contacted police. investigators are trying to figure out the identity of the remains and if foul play was a factor. >>> investigators said 18-year- old tamare harris shot and killed 21-year-old malikbooker on march 26th. he's being held on a $1 million monday this is the 7th homicide in richmond this year. >>> a man is killed after being clipped by an amtrak train. he was trying to cross the tracks near newhall and huntwood avenue, and the train had just left san jose, headed to sacramento with 19 passengers on board at the time. no one else was injured. >>> bart is testing tracks between two east bay stations, and you can expect a mix of regular service and shuttle trains. you want to give yourself extra time for the commute, and bart is still trying to determine what caused an electrical problem that is causing voltage spikes that can damage the train cars. there's no word when service will be fully restored. >>> a cash infusion will help san j

at the state capital and juliette goodrich kpix 5 news. >>> a while back we unveiled a plan to address shipping concerns. it involved covered railcars that would be emptied from the bottom directly to a pit. a giant vacuum type cleaner machine would suck up all the dust. >>> today a judge upheld a murder charge against an undocumented immigrant accused of fatally shooting a woman on pier 14 last year. kate was walking along the pier with her dad when she was shot in the back on july 1. juan francisco lopez sanchez is charged with murder in the killing. his attorneys are trying to argue the shooting was an accident. the judge did not buy it. he is due in court again next month and a trial date will be set them. >>> san jose state has appointed its first-ever diversity officer in the wake of a racially charged incident on campus. the position will leave the office of diversity equity and inclusion to make sure that they welcome a safe climate for every member of the community. the university coming to special task force after protests on campus. three former students bullet there african

julia goodrich spoke to the student about the uproar caused by one phone call. >> she said be honesten makhzoomi said he called his uncle to tell him, in arabic, about a your vents in l.a. was -- event in l.a. because he was excited. >> the other passenger -- >> reporter: the senior says he ended the conversation with a common arabic phrase, meaning god willing. but he says it was misinterpreted as a potentially threatening comment. >> what did you say at the end? >> i saw i will call you, if god is willing, i will call you. it's a phrase that 350 millionaire rbis use, 1 -- arabs use it. >> reporter: but an arab speaking south west employee escorted him down off the plane to be questioned by fbi agents. >> the agent came to me, and say you need to be honor intersection and tell us -- honest, and tell us everything. so, she heard the wrong word. they associated that word with jihad. >> reporter: he is still waiting for southwest airlines to offer a formal apology. >> admit that you have something wrong, you singled out the minority that we are a part of this country. >> reporter: when

goodrich by this number. >> reporter: professor ray katz teaches sports finance. it's part of the masters program of sports management thirst for learning. he is one of the exceptional students in all of my classes in spite of the travel schedule and off season obligation. >> reporter: what's after football? >> i have a long life ahead of me. and i have to provide for my family as well. >> reporter: along with obtaining a master's degree at an ivy league school, hawkins is also a husband and a father of three children under the age of 5. of all the hats you wear, which one is the toughest? >> probably school is the toughest. husband and father is most fun because, you know, my son, he is the funniest guy i have ever met and he is 4. he makes this part would the it because ultimately he is the one i'm doing it for him and my little girls. >> reporter: success follows hard work a lesson he learned on and off the field. it lead him down his next path not to find his future but to create it. and hawkins took the long road to the nfl. this is a guy who was a former sco