our hearts break for the family of the passenger who tragically lost her life, jennifer reardon. -- riordan. we think about her husband and their beautiful children. we ask god to hold them close as they grieve the loss of a loving wife and mother. i have seen so much about jennifer, she must have been a fantastic woman. really a fantastic woman. we are also joined by the crew members, catherine, sinik, mallory and rachel. who displayed exemplary leadership in making an emergency landing in philadelphia. i want to thank you, fantastic job. really fantastic. you were a little bit nervous up there? pres. trump: you knew it was piloting the plane, no problem. fantastic. they said that you work on, strong and cool. thank you very much. the captain, i want to commend you on your life-saving actions. everybody is talking about and they will for a long time. i understand you were the first woman to ever fly a tactical aircraft in the united states navy. you drew from years of training and safety and you knew how to land that plane. we salute you and every member of this group. -- this crew. thank

. >> one passenger jennifer reardon sadly died after partially sucked in broken window.rdered inspection of the same type of engines in the tragedy. much more in abc news exclusive interview on "20/20," abc7. tune in for that. >>> weather. >> gorgeous day today, lite bit cooler and windier, meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> reverse the trend but not wind. cooler to warmer, wind will increase. live doppler 7 right now. we do have high clouds passing through the bay area, breezy across some parts of the bay area, live look from east bay hills. breezy, bright, milder tomorrow. warmer into the weekend with nice conditions, changing but nice, for mother's day. wind trend into the next day or so, what is going to happen. typical breeze expected into tomorrow. afternoon/evening ramp up 25 to 30 miles an hour. which we expect around this time of year. no surprise. windier conditions are yet to come friday night. right now temperatures are pretty mild. most in the 50s, 60s, 48 degrees in los gatos, wind is holding the numbers up. high wind watch, north bay, east bay hills a

. >> passengers jennifer reardon died.he faa ordered an inspection of the engines. >>> you can hear more from captain schultz and first officer on "2020" tomorrow night. >> tickets go on for the western conference finals between the golden state warriors and houston rockets. season ticket holders get first dibs then american express card holders can start buying at 2:00 p.m. warrior insiders get their shot at 3:00 p.m. and the rest of us have tickets going on sale at 6:00 p.m. game one happens monday. >>> you're looking at more than 800 construction workers learning yoga. look at them. the warriors expected to play at shay center in 2019. the goal is to stay flexible and avoid injuries. >> i think it's the first time some of those have done the chair pose. >> they've done heavy-lifting. probably great for their backs. >> my brother and dad work struck. a lot of injuries. hard physical work. >> nice day to be outside. yesterday. nicer today. even more sunshine. here's a look at sfo. it's a little cloudy. partly cloudy, 56 d

. >> one passenger jennifer reardon sadly died after partially sucked in broken window. ordered inspection of the same type of engines in the tragedy. much more in abc news exclusive interview on "20/20," abc7. tune in for that. >>> weather. >> gorgeous day today, little bit cooler and windier, meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> reverse the trend but not wind. cooler to warmer, wind will increase. live doppler 7 right now. we do have high clouds passing through the bay area, breezy across some parts of the bay area, live look from east bay hills. breezy, bright, milder tomorrow. warmer into the weekend with nice conditions, changing but nice, for mother's day. wind trend into the next day or so, what is going to typical breeze expected into tomorrow. afternoon/evening ramp up 25 to 30 miles an hour. which we expect around this time of year. no surprise. windier conditions are yet to come friday night. right now temperatures are pretty mild. most in the 50s, 60s, 48 degrees in los gatos, wind is holding the numbers up. high wind watch, north bay, east bay hills and s

. >> reporter: the incident coming a month after southwest airline passenger jennifer reardon died aftereing partially sucked out of a boeing 737 window shattered when it was hit by shrapnel by an exploding engine. the incident in china appears to be completely unrelated. >> to have a window and then a windshield come out within a month of each other is just about unprecedented. >> reporter: the question for investigators in china, why did the windshield on this widely flown airbus plane suddenly explode? tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we're back with more after this. >>> a big announcement tonight in the battle over pot laws in cities and stays across the country. the district attorney in manhattan says he will stop prosecuting low level marijuana crimes, including most pot possession and smoking cases, starting august 1st, after "the new york times" reported on a racial disparity in marijuana arrests. >>> as the school year winds down, an eye opening look at the burdens teachers carry. 94% say they pay out of their own pocket for classroom supplies, according to a new educatio

he honored the memory of jennifer reardon. last month's explosion prompted the faa to order all engines to be examined on 737s. >>> are you ready for playoff basketball? the players getting ready to go. the warriors hosting the pelicans in game two. no fans are in the arena yet. the doors have not yet opened. a different look we're going to see from the warriors tonight. steph curry has been cleared to play. the warriors' star missed more than five weeks with a knee injury. he is recovering well and they say he is ready to go. the coach said there will be no restrictions in terms of his availability. curry is a two-time mvp. tip-off at 7:30. >>> still to come, a crack down on electric scooters left on san francisco sidewalks. the new rules if they want to keep them on the streets. >>> a tight knit neighborhood torn apart by those north bay fires. the creative ways those who live there are trying to maintain their sense of community. it's part of our bay area proud series. >>> a few clouds right now. we're tracking our warm-up.

. >> passenger jennifer reardon who was seated next to that broken window died.rdered an inspection of the engines. can you hear more from captain schultz and the first officer in an abc news exclusive interview on "2020" tomorrow night. >> california is a step closer to becoming the first state in the nation to require solar panels on new homes. state energy officials signed off on those new rules yesterday. they need final approval from the building standards commission. the rules will require solar panels on new sayingle family homes and low rise apartment buildings after 2020. the panels are going to cost you, add about $9,500 to new homes. >> tweet us what you think about this. the nation's largest home build certificate raising the bar making smart technology a standard feature. >> all new homes will be equipped with alexa. it will control locks, thermostats,. it comes with an echo show and an echo dot. they unveiled new homes across the country including one in vallejo. >> creepy. >> not good for alexis. >> every time you say it. what? oh, they are not tal

however, the passenger, jennifer reardon, didn't survive. >> you can imagine everybody was going crazyg and screaming. >> reporter: first officer darren also spoke with abc news about the incident. >> we were passing through about 32,000 feet when we had a large bang and a rapid decompression. there was shaking, everything. it all kind of happened all at once. >> reporter: shultz said she and her first officer used hand signals to communicate in the cockpit because of the noise level. >> it was loud and there was -- it was just hard to communicate for a lot of different reasons. >> reporter: so why share their story now? these pilots saying it was out of respect for mrs. reardon's family, hoping to give them time to heal. they felt the time was right now to share their story and exactly what happened in that cockpit, that cockpit that day. in the meantime, the investigation, the national transportation safety board continuing to look into this, fred, but as you'll recall from the very start of this, it suspected metal fatigue for being responsible for that fan blade that became detache

jennifer reardon is the passenger who died on that southwest plane last month. after that incident, the airlines said it would accelerate inspections of those fan blades on its whole fleet of the 737 planes. now they've got another problem to inspect. savannah, hoda. >> thank you very much. >> al is tracking another severe round of weather in the mid-west. good morning, welcome back. >> thank you for getting the weather from us. we're looking at storms, this yesterday, cracked cancer, central kansas. a lot of thunderstorms, lightning. we have 14 reports of tornadoes, if you look at the radar right now, can you see, we got more active weather stretching from san angelo all the way to detroit. here's what we are looking at. we got a risk of strong weather from the northeast all the way down into texas. 40 million people at risk, hail, tornadoes possible. this goes into this evening as the system pushes through, ongoing storms this morning, into the mid-west and then later today into the northeast and overnight, pushing on through, plus, we're looking at rainfall a

jennifer reardon was killed after she was partially sucked out of the broken window. no pieces of the engine were found inside the plane. >>> the latest job numbers out this morning show more people are finding work. the unemployment rate fell to 3.9% in april. the labor department says employers added another 164,000 jobs last month. the jobless rate for black americans fell to 6.6%. that is the lowest on record since 1972. >>> "the washington post" is signaling there may be more revelations about what cbs news new about claims of inappropriate conduct by former anchor charlie rose. in a story published yesterday, the post detailed three occasions during which it says cbs managers were warned of rose's conduct. the newspaper spoke to 27 women who claim rose sexually harassed them, including 14 here at cbs. one of "the post" reporters then tweeted, it's not over yet. anna waerner is following the story. >> reporter: cbs news says it cannot corroborate or confirm many of the situation, described in "the post" report. the company has said it never received complaints of

april seventeenth which took the life of another passenger jennifer real good the jets engine blew apart damaging a window and causing ms reardon to be partially pulled out of the plane the lawsuit filed on behalf of passenger lilya schabas who was in a seat three rows behind ms reardon contends that ms job it continues to suffer severe personal injuries including p.t.s.d. post-traumatic stress disorder which includes anxiety emotional distress and depression she also received personal injuries to her body from the incident and here to bring us up to date now the speed on what's going on surrounding the matter is former director of the national transportation safety board jamie finch jamie thank you for coming back we sure appreciate this let's start with the case that was just filed i got to imagine this is a difficult thing when you were director of n.t.s.b. play a part of what you did was try to comfort these families etc and it's right after something is happened and i imagine that you know there is this thought out there about pending lawsuits maybe not against the government but against the carrier in this case potentiall

april seventeenth which took the life of another passenger jennifer real good the jets engine blew apart damaging a window and causing ms reardon to be partially pulled out of the plane the lawsuit filed on behalf of passenger liliya schabas who was in a seat three rows behind ms reardon contends that ms job it continues to suffer severe personal injuries including p.t.s.d. post-traumatic stress disorder which includes anxiety emotional distress and depression she also received personal injuries to her body from the incident and here to bring us up to date now the speed of what's going on surrounding the matter is former director of the national transportation safety board jamie fitch jamie thank you for coming back we sure appreciate this let's start with the case that was just filed i got to imagine this is a difficult thing when you were director of n.t.s.b. play a part of what you did was try to comfort these families etc and it's right after something is happened and i imagine that you know there is this thought out there about pending lawsuits maybe not against the government but against the carrier in this case potential