that's richard kelly. head of global strategy at global securities.andisk first quarter earnings missed forecasts as revenue fell and on acquisition and restructuring charges. the maker of flash memory chips is rejecting it's first decline as it struggles to meet demand. they plan to cut 5% of nonfactory jobs to reduce costs. shares did fall in after hours trade and in frankfurther it's down almost 7%. >> goldman sachs reports first quarter results. forecasts at $4.26 a share on revenue of $9.35 million. analysts expect another strong quarter for the investment banking division but will focus on the trading business after jp morgan reported a jump earlier this week. >> citi group reports at 8:00 a.m. eastern. forecasted to earn $1.38 a share on revenue of $19.8 billion. last month citi's cfo warned trading revenue would be down in the mid to high single digits and suffered a modest loss in the swiss frank. citi and goldman were high ahead of the two important earnings reports. >> coming up we'll be tuning in to the russian president's call in show at

rescue crews recovered the bodies of diane kelly and richard hargreaves. the search continues for two others dave brennan from santa rosa and ryan vial who you see here. >>> in southern california better weather conditions are helping firefighters battling a fast-moving wildfire that threatened some 300 homes. evacuation orders were lifted for the homes just before dawn. flames burned in the pratto dam flood control basin. the fire has ground to a thousand acres. it is right now 25% contained. >>> the homes threatened are near the cities of nor co and corona. firefighters are warning results to be ready. >> we're here in the fourth year of a drought. you can see what the fuel conditions are. we have had several fires in the past few days, and unfortunately if this is a precursor we want to remind residents they need to be ready with an evacuation plan. >> no property damage or injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> new details tonight about a massive gas line explosion in fresno. pg&e says crews inspected the pipe li

they've been identified as 61- year-old diane kelly and 51- year-old richard hargreaves. >> it was a fiber glass boat. it's a rocky area. it would not take long if they got in a bad position for it to break up. >> the coast guard says they were salmon fishing and may have gotten too close to 9 shore in deep swells. >> it's important people understand the fishing location and the hazards in that area for rockfish and shallower fishing areas. and the swells can sometimes pick up. >> the coast guard says the group never made a distress call. the sheriff's department and parks department will continue shoreside searches today. >>> six months ago there was a similar accident in bodega. last november a 32-foot vessel capsized in rough seas killing four of the five on board. it happened at the start of the sport crab season. the skipper was a seasoned fisherman. >>> investigators are still trying to figure out what led to a deadly accident involving a taxi in san francisco. it happened around 10:00 last night. police spobtded to a report of an accident on larkin and pine streets in the city

officials recovered the bodies of windsor resident diane kelly and santa rosa resident richard hargreaves. the search for the fishing party launched after someone reported that the boaters hadn't returned to dock near bodega bay. crews later found the missing boat, overturned near tomales point. a man was found dead this morning. lying in the parking lot of a san bruno motel. police responded to the budget motel on el camino re-al. at around six a-m today. to investigate a report of an unresponsive man in the parking lot. according to authorities.paramedics treated the man and determined the victim was deceased. the victim's identity is being withheld until his next-of-kin is notified. san bruno tens of thousands celebrated san francisco's cherry blossom festival today. the festival is considered one the nationa. it wrapped up this afternoon in japantown with a big parade. kron-4's will tran followed the festivities all day and shows how the community came together to celebrate japanese culture. >> reporter: wasn't easy jamming more than 50 thousand people into san francisco's japan town

the victims are 61-year-old diana kelly of windsor and richard hargrave. 28-year-old ryan zilla and dave brennan are still missing. we have more on today's search. >> i started uple trail here and started seeing helicopters flying along the coast, real low. >> reporter: this hiker watched the search and rescue mission unfold. helicopters assisting the coast guard in the search for survivors of a boat accident near tomales bay. >> right now we're continuing a search for two other people. >> reporter: but the two others on board of the pleasure craft did not survive. there was a debris field nearby and on shore. crews riding jet skis searched the freezing water for the two missing passengers on board. the crew left bodega bay for a salmon fishing trip but did not return by nightfall. family members called 911. >> there was a warning to boaters for rough seas along the coast this weekend urging vessels to use caution and passengers to use life vests. >> if you are going to go out check the weather and wear a life jacket. >> a life vest was spotted on shore near the boat's wreckage. a cause

craft advise prescription now we know the names of the 2 that dies, 62-year-old diane kelly and 59-year-old richardgraves jr. >> reporter: the group of 4 went out fishing with and 2 of them came home in the hands of rescuers. >> we had to go out and angle today. you could tell it was going to happen. if you don't look at the swell, you could easily crash the craft. >> reporter: one ship, a smaller rescue boat, two rescue choppers, and more are on o the hunt. the coast guard said it didn't look good, and that started yesterday when the visibility was so bad, they couldn't lift off the helicopters. >> reporter: the visibility is usually several miles. you could see the horizon. you couldn't -- you couldn't see the horizon, which would be from where i am to the end of chrissy hill. waves were about 6 feet high, but there were breakers that got all the way up to here, 10 feet high. >> reporter: the boat was recovered on the rocks near tamales point. >> it reminds us that you want to get out there, but it's rougher than it seems. >> we've learned that the coast guard will suspend their portion of the se

rescue crews recovered the bodies of dianne kelly of win sore and richard hargreaves jr. of santa rosa. the search continues for dave brennan of santa rosa, and ryan vial from winsor. >> we could see a little rain this week. right now you can see the clouds and the sky over the san francisco bay. some cities have had fog all day but otherwise a dry weekend. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has a look at the changes coming up with live doppler 7hd. >> very summer-like pattern. the east bay hills camera showing you the fog is making a return and tomorrow morning you're going to wake up to pockets of dense fog across the region. the fog certainly had a big hold on temperatures along the coast. half moon bay 57. compared to clear lake, 90 degrees this afternoon. there has been a 33-degree spread in our afternoon highs across the region. mother nature gaving us a more spring-like pattern. >> in southern california cooler temperatures and low winds are helping fire crews attack a fast-moveing wildfire. the fire has grown to near lay thousand acres since it started last night.

rescue crews recovered the bodies of dianne kelly of win sore and richard hargreaves jr. of santa rosa. the search continues for dave brennan of santa rosa, and ryan vial from winsor. >> we could see a little rain this week. right now you can see the clouds and the sky over the san francisco bay. some cities have had fog all day but otherwise a dry weekend. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has a look at the changes coming up with live doppler 7hd. >> very summer-like pattern. the east bay hills camera showing you the fog is making a return and tomorrow morning you're going to wake up to pockets of dense fog across the region. the fog certainly had a big hold on temperatures along the coast. half moon bay 57. compared to clear lake, 90 degrees this afternoon. there has been a 33-degree spread in our afternoon highs across the region. mother nature gaving us a more spring-like pattern. >> in southern california cooler temperatures and low winds are helping fire crews attack a fast-moveing wildfire. the fire has grown to near lay thousand acres since it started last night.

the sheriff's department identifies them as diane kelly and 59-year-old richard hargraves jr. of santa rosa. search for the two missing people has been suspended. still unclear what may have caused the accident. the coast guard says it never received a distress signal. >>> european leaders are promising to do more to stop migrants from dying in the mediterranean. authorities say as many as 900 people may have died after a both sank off the coast of libya over the weekend. thousands make the risky journey every month from the middle east and north africa through rough seas. >>> the bay area is not prepared to deal with a storm powerful enough to drop a foot of rain in a week. that's according to a new report from the bay area council. the non-profit group says such a superstorm only comes around every 150 years, but a storm of that magnitude could cause more than $10 billion in economic damage. >>> tulsa county sheriff spoke publicly for the first time today about the volunteer reserve deputy accused of shooting a restrained suspect. he sent his condolences to the suspect's fam

they recovered the bodies of richard hargreaves and diane kelly. >> they did not have a flotation device on. >> this has been an extensive search with crews covering dozens of miles in the ocean. it began friday night because someone in the fishing boat didn't show up for a 35:00 appointment so the coast guard was called in. the coast guard said the conditions were challenging, but not particularly dangerous. >> for 21-foot boats being out there, i have a 30-foot boat not too bigger, but just rough seas. >> the national park service and mariunty fire department will continue with the coastal search for brian and dave brennan. their families are hoping they might have survived. >> we waiting on the identity of a woman who was hit and killed by a taxi cab in san francisco. it happened all right night at 10:30 at larkin and pine street. the woman ran into the street and was then struckdy by the cab. the roads were shut down during the investigation. >>> a body of a man was recovered a week after he was thrown from his motor cycle and off a bridge. the body was found about a half-mile southe

code guard crews recovered the bodies of richard hargreaves and diane kelly. >> i know one of them recovered did not have a flotation device on. >> this has been an extensive search with crews covering dozens of miles in the ocean. it began friday night because someone in the fishing boat didn't show up for a 5:00 appointment so the coast guard was called in. the coast guard said the conditions were challenging, but not particularly dangerous. >> 21-foot boat is average for being out there, i have a 30-foot boat, not too much bigger, but just rough seas. >> the national park service and marin county fire department will continue with the coastal search for brian and dave brennan. their families are hoping they might have survived. abc7 news. >>> we waiting on the identity of a woman who was hit and killed by a taxi cab in san francisco. it happened at 10:30 last night at larkin and pine streets. police say that the woman ran into the street and was then struckdy by the cab. the roads were shut down during the investigation. >>> a body of a man was recovered a week after he was thrown from hi

the coast guard crews recovered the bodies of richard hargreaves and diane kelly. >> i know one of themid not have a flotation device on. >> this has been an extensive search with crews covering dozens of miles in the ocean. it began friday night because someone in the fishing boat didn't show up for a 5:00 appointment so the coast guard was called in. the coast guard said the conditions were challenging, but not particularly dangerous. >> 21-foot boat is average for being out there. i have a 30-foot boat, not too much bigger, but just rough seas. >> the national park service and marin county fire department will continue with the coastal search for brian and dave brennan. their families are hoping they might have survived. abc7 news. >>> we are waiting word on the identity of a woman who was hit and killed by a taxi cab in san francisco. it happened at 10:30 last night at larkin and pine streets. police say that the woman ran into the street and was then struck by the cab. the roads were shut down during the investigation. >>> a body of a man was recovered a week after he was thrown fr

the sheriff's department identifies them as 61-year-old diane kelly of windsor and 59- year-old richard graves junior of santa rosa. still unclear what caused the accident. the coast guard says it never received a distressed signal. >>> pg and e says a gas line that exploded erupted after county workers struck it with a backhoe. 11 people injured 4 critically. the line was inspected for leaks after a vehicle damaged it and that no leaks were found but the utility also said it detected a drop in pressure seven minutes before the big blast. and to get a sense of the scale of the explosion take a look at the crater it produced below. crews are getting ready to remove and restore that gas line. >>> more than 30,000 runners are expected to hit the streets of bean town a short time from now for the 119th boston marathon and security is tight for today's event. today's marathon will be the second since the 2013 bombings at the finish line that killed three people and injured 260 others. >>> the man convicted in the marathon bombing case due back in court tomorrow as the penalty phase of his tr

the coast guard discovered the bodies of 61-year-old diane kelly and 59-year-old richard hargreve jr. yesterday near their overturned boat. four people were believed to be on the boating expedition when it disappeared from bodega bay on friday. the quart still searching for the other two victims. they are also looking into why that boat overturned in the first place. >>> police have identified the victim of a deadly hit and run in oakland as a long-time bay area radio host. wesley burton died early yesterday morning after he drove home from hosting his side show radio show. that's a late night hip-hop show on kpfa. police say it happened just after 2:00 in the morning when a dodge charger was speeding down 60th street slammed into his car on mlk way, killing burton. officers are now asking for the public's help in finding the driver. burton had three children. the gofundme is set up to help the family. >>> pg&e has hired an independent investigator to look into the fiery gas pipeline explosion that hurt nearly a dozen people friday. one person is constituent in critical condition afte

diane kelly and 69-year-old richard heartbree. their bodies were recovered yesterday near the debris from that wrecked boat. the four member crew set up on a fishing trip from bodega bay. >>> the latest on a pg & e line. a pg & e official showed several poles marking gas lines. pg & e says it was never informed that heavy equipment was being brought in to work. and did not find any problems. 11 people were injured in the explosion. six of those injuries remain hospitalized. two of those are in critical condition. >>> if you want to go to game two tomorrow you're in luck. >> from way downtown. wasn't that a great game yesterday. the warriors beat the pelicans 106-99 in game one of their opening round series yesterday at oracle arena. the two teams will face off again in oakland tomorrow night. we checks the warrior website and there's still a few tickets available for game two. the prices as you can imagine they range from $108 i'm guessing you are sitting pretty far. and how about 6,000 for court side seats. >>> the warriors were

joining us now is kelly, her husband richard died on that southwest flight and she's live on the line'am, i'm so sorry to hear about your husband. thank you for coming today. >> thank you. for having me. >> it's my understanding that the crew rather than radioing we have a medical emergency, which would have brought para paramedics radioed we van unruly passenger who loshged himself in the bathroom, please clear the plane for the? is what in essence what happened? >> correct. exactly what happened d. he explain while in the bathroom, able to explain to them something's up with me, i'm hurting? >> no. there's never any communication from the flight attendants with my husband. >> and do they accuse him of being drunk or unruly or something before he went into the bathroom? >> i have no idea. what they accuse him of. all i do know is they -- did say through the 911 call to the police station that he was an unruly passenger. >> huh. if you have an unruly passenger if that's what the authorities believed, this would be standard operating procedure. wouldn't it? >> if somebody was unruly, c

the sheriff's department identified them as 61-year-old diane kelly of windsor and 59- year-old richard junior out of santa rosa. still unclear what may have caused that accident. it never received a distress signal. >>> more than 30,000 runners are expected to hit the road a short time from now for the 119th boston marathon. dinners were held throughout the city for the athletes who filled their plates up with all kinds of pasta and today's will be the second sense the bombings that killed 3 people and injured 260 others. security is tight for today's event. the man convicted in the bombing case is due back in court tomorrow as penalty phase of his trial begins. he was convicted on all 30 counts against him on april 8. the penalty phase will come down to two options life in prison or the death penalty. the defense is expected to put his family members friends and experts on the stand to portray him as a young man led astray by his older brother. one man who lost a leg in the attack says he's eager for this to end. >> i want this to be over for our city, for the families. >> regarding t

they are identified at 61-year-old diane kelly of windsor and 59-year-old richard hargrav." jr. >> another person has been arrested for chiming the fence surrounding the white house. the secret service agents quickly arrested the man. he was carrying a package found to be harmless. this is just the latest in a string of fence jumpers. last september a man armed with a knife made it all the way inside the white house before being tackled. another man jumped the fence last area heeded gety on friday in connection with the case. >> last week, florida male man doug hughes landed a gyrocopter on the front lawn of the capitol saying it was an act of civil disobedience and wanted to distribute letters to congress to roast campaign finance laws. he spoke with george stephanopolis on "good morning america" today. >> i am a mailman and delivering the mail. i don't think the government is going to shoot a 61-year-old mailman on a flying bicycle not threaten everyone. >> the family calls him a patriot and is under house arrest and has a court date next month. you can see the expire inte

officials recovered the bodies of windsor resident diane kelly and santa rosa resident richard hargreaves. the search for the fishing party launched after someone reported that the boaters hadn't returned to dock near bodega bay. crews later found the missing boat, overturned near tomales point. 20 years after the oklahoma city bombing.the city's scars remain. citizens of oklahoma city honored the memory of those killed in the bombing of the federal building there twenty years ago. ryan nobles from our partnership with c-n-n- has more on how the city remembered all they had lost. >> reporter: one by one the names were read out loud. 160 people killed in 1995.citizens of oklahoma city honored the memory of those killed in the bombing of the federal building there twenty years ago. ryan nobles has more on how the city remembered all they had lost. one by one the names were read outloud. 168 people killed on april 19, 1995. in the worst domestic terrorism incident in u-s history. thousands attended this solemn memorial to mark the two decades since the tragedy, and to make sure the legacy of

. >> mark:on saturday, officials recovered the bodies of windsor resident diane kelly and santa rosa resident richard hargreaves. the search for the boaters started after someone reported that they hadn't returned to a dock near bodega bay. crews later found this missing boat overturned near tomales point. the search for the two remaining boaters has been suspended for now. but officials say depending on weather conditions there might be an opportunity for an air search this week. p-g-and-e says the gas line that exploded on friday in fresno was inspected twice this month for leaks and none were found. the company says crews conducted a ground survey of the pipe on april first and an aerial survey on april 16th. friday's blast happened while a county equipment operator was building up a dirt berm with a backhoe. >> darya: p-g-and-e detected a drop in pressure in the line seven minutes before it received a report about the explosion. 11 people were hospitalized in the incident. four with critical injuries. some of the injured were prison inmates >> mark:. responders regis is the victim but th >> miche

and they have been identified as 59-year-old richard hargreaves and 61-year-old diane kelly. they wereoon 21-foot -- were on a 21-foot fishing boat. the debris from the boat has been found but there is no word of any trace of the two remaining boaters. >>> new information tonight about a natural gas line explosion near fresno. pg&e says the line was marked when it was nicked friday sparking the blast. a official showed a reporter poles marking the gas line at the gun range. however pg&e says it was never informed heavy equipment was being brought in. 11 people were injured. six remain hospitalized. two are in critical condition. >>> regulators released a new plan details mandatory water cut back. in june san francisco residents would have to cut by 8%. east bay mud customers by 16%. hills burrow having to reduce use by 36%. ktvu's noelle walker visited the communities with the high and say lowest mandatory water cuts. how are people reacting to the new water rules? >> the cuts are no surprise. what is raising eyes are the swing in them between 36% cuts in hillsborough and 8%

they are identified at 61-year-old diane kelly and 59-year-old richard hard grave jr. >>> happening today thousands will watch as 30,000 runners compete in the post marathon under tight security. the runners take off from the starting line. the first group begins in 20 minutes. local and state and federal agencies will be in force. they discourage people from bring large bags and coolers. droves are bagged. this is after the deadly terrorist bombing two years ago at the basketball marathon. 3 dies and 260 are wounded the sentencing phase of dzhakhar tsarnaev resumes tomorrow. he was convicted on week. >> secret service agents arrested a man for climbing the white house fence last last met a man armed with a knife made it all the way inside the white house before being tackled. another man would jumped the white house fence last year pleaded guilty open friday in connection with the case. >>> last week florida mailman doug hughes landed a gyrocopter on front lawn of the capitol carrying letters to members of congress to protest the campaign finance laws and spoke with abc's george stephano

they are identified at 61-year-old diane kelly and 59-year-old we richard harley jr.santa rose cool weather is helping firefighters battle a wildfire threaten 300 homes in southern california. people returned home yesterday after authorities lifted the evacuation order. unattended cooking fire sparked the place. a thousand acres have been burned and is 35 percent contained. >> another person has been arrested for climbing the finance surrounding the white house. the secret service agents arrested the man last night and he was carrying a package found to be harmless. but, still it happened again and this is the latest in a string of fence jumpers some more serious than others. in september a man armed with a knife made it inside the white house before being tackled. another man jumped the white house fence pleaded guilty on friday in connection with that case. >> last week, florida mail map duck hughes landed a gyrocopter on the front land of the capitol carrying letters for congress members to protest campaign finance laws. he spoke exclusively with george stephanopol

the county sheriff's department identifies them as 61-year-old diane kelly of windsor and 59- year-old richard hare graves junior of santa rosa. the search for the two people has been suspended. the coast guard never received a distress signal. >>> pg and e was not notified about construction in fresno where a pipeline closed after a county worker struck and hit a line with the backhoe. pg and e was not told about the activity because someone thought the driver would be working at a different spot. 11 people had to go to the hospital including 4 critical. get a sense of the scale of the explosion. take a look at the crater below that it caused. crews are getting ready to remove and restore the gas line. >>> hundreds of people evacuated their homes in southern california because of a wild fire are being allowed back in. the fire is 35% contained. a cooking fire is the cause of the blaze that broke out saturday evening close to the dam near corona. firefighters directed the flames away from 300 homes. more than 1,000 ikeers of heavy vegetation have burned. >>> 6:22 depending on where you are fro

dianne kelly and 59-year-old richard hargreves junior.ernight a deadly accident in palo alto. it happened just before 4:00 this morning to highway 401 southbound. a coast guard rescue caught on camera. an ill 30-year-old man from a passenger boat yesterday. 36-miles southwest from san diego. the man was suffering from possible kidney stobs. the -- they safely hosted the man to ems workers. he were taken to the hospital for treatment. >> happening today the final day of south africa's annual cherry blossom festival. it's wrapping thup afternoon in japan town and kron4 will join us live. we're looking torbayrd to the big parade. >> the parade will start opportunity #-bg this afternoon. here's a tip. that is where it'll end. when you get here all the hard work -- it starts off at the civic center. tornado watches just the end of the going on. you can just celebrate with the family. we expect about 50,000 people show up. the man who made it all happen made it all over. >> one of 500. >> out of the kindness. they're not getting paid for this.

kelly cobiella for us this morning. thank you. >> and teams are now arriving in nepal. chief foreign correspondent richard engel just arrived in kathmandu. he and his team were rocked by an aftershock shortly after they got to the airport. richard, what can you tell us? >> peter, this is a city where people are now living on the streets. you can see behind me a park. in almost every green space, people are now set up tents. they brought their families. they brought cooking pots and they are living in these parks, on the sidewalks, in the streets, afraid to go back into their homes because there've been many aftersho shortly after arrival today, it was a 6.7 aftershock. it lasted for about a minute. we were going through immigration, we had just landed at the airport, and suddenly the building started moving. the airport officials ran away. the police went to find safer cover. we did, as well. but then just a few minutes later it was back to business as usual, although with this fear that you could have more aftershocks, or even another major quake, and that's why so many peopl the same is also true for fo

kelly, thank you. >> and our teams are now arriving in nepal. he and his team were rocked by an aftershock shortly after they got to the airport. richard, what can you tell us. >> reporter: this is a city where people are now living on the streets. you see behind me a park. people have set up tents, brought their families, cooking poot pots. they are afraid to go back into their homes because of the many aftershocks. we experienced one shortly after our arrival today. it was a 6.7 aftershock that lastsed about a minute. suddenly the building started moving. the airport officials ran away. the police went to find safer cover. we did as well. but then just a few minutes later it was back to business as usual, although with this fear that you could have more aftershocks or even another major quake. and that's why so many people are living here. the same is also true for foreigners. there are not that many major hotels in the city. but the ones that are here that cater to foreign tourists are running in a state of semievacuation. they aren't allowing people to go into their rooms, but they could stay in the lobby spaces and use the bathroo

kelly cobiella with this report. thank you very much. >>> in a few minutes, we'll get a report from more than's chief foreign correspondent, richard engle. he's just arrived at a makeshift camp of earthquake survivors trying to cope with the disaster. >>> a new report claiming president obama's e-mail has been read by russian hackers. "the new york times" was told by senior official that some of the president's electronic correspondence was swept up by the hackers in a breach of the white house's unclassified computer system. nbc's kristen welker is at the white house on this sunday. what too we know about the security breach? >> reporter: well, according to "the new york times," russian hackers swept up far more information from the white house's unclassified servers during a cyberattack last october than originally thought, even gaining access to some of the president's emails. it's important to stress these were unclassified emails. still, the hackers could is gained access to sensitive scheduling information, e-mail exchanges with diplomats even discussions about legislation. when asked about the "times" story, the white house told

kelly are crazy for applauding the san diego judge who gave the guy 18 years. even the prosecutor thought that was too long. entire lives are ruined, brian. think about it. richardxas, i applaud the judge. i've seen people commit vicious crimes against children get far less years. did you miss that? come on. we are the foremost protectors of children in the media. albuquerque, new mexico great interview, very informative. answered a lot of questions. is it possible saddam smuggled wmds into syria. there's no hard evidence to support it other than one iraqi guy saying it happened. believe me, the usa was so desperate to get wmds, if that had happened we would know about it. tim stip missouri, judith miller was fed stories by cheney that she reported as fact. tim, you need to get some fresh air. maybe camp out. syracuse, new york, your new premium member on bill o'reilly.com. since you're so tech savvy could you come over and set up the podcast on my android. i'm lucky i can put gas in my car chris. but once you figure out the machines you yourself own you will enjoy hearing the factor anytime you want. check out the stuff we have on all o'reilly.com premium membe

richard unresponsive and only then called for medical help. >> the paramedics should have met the aircraft absolutely, absolutely. and he would be here today. >> kelly, we need to figure out is he okay does he need medical attention, what's going on and so i wasn't very confused why they didn't help my husband. >> reporter: today kelly is filing a wrongful death suit against southwest and the flight crew. her attorney is andrew spielberger. >> our experts say these flight attendants, the crew, the captain, did not act reasonably based on the information that was be before them. >> reporter: in an e-mail southwest said because the crew was not successful in prying open the door, they were unable to fully assess his condition. >> somebody that's head is down and there's no communication is somebody that's in december stress that needs help. that doesn't need a police officer. they need paramedics. >> reporter: but heightened security concerns can create complications. >> we have been trainedt tha any disruption in the cabin can be a diversion for another more serious security incident and it's possible that they could not determine that that was not a

richard kinder it was a real pleasure. >> nice to see you. >> thank you very much. all right. let's bring in kate kelly.television rich kinder is speaking live in that room right now -- >> just as we're sitting here talking to him on tv. >> einstein was wrong. all right. your reaction to mr. kinder's comments either in the xv or what you heard and your reaction to the conference in general. >> just focused on kinder's last comment to you and the general consensus we've built here. it seems like the producers we're hearing from this week are kind of bearish on prices of oil. the lower for longer amid volatile conditions. it's really been kind of the mainstream point of view. so back in new york maybe because there's so much financing rolling into the sector, $100 billion by some estimates just in recent months, it maybe feels like things are looking up and, you know, some have called for a bottom already in the second quarter. the trader andy hall has indicated in letters to investors that might be the case, that we've bottomed out recently but that doesn't necessarily seem to be the mentality here. i do

kelly would come around. a passenger in a lamb bore jeannie was killed on sunday when the car crashed in to a guardrail at a walt disney world speedway. it took place at a richard petty nascar experience. they can ride up to speeds of 165 miles per hour. the car's driver suffered only minor injuries. the attraction is scheduled to cle on june 28 for improvements. florida highway patrol is investigating the crash. >>> the "washington post" a st. louis woman says a nurse told her 49 years ago that her daughter had died in the hospital hours after being born was reunited with that daughter. very much alive. for reasons that remain unclear, the infant ended up in fosterwas adopted by another family. or nbc affiliate was there when the two head in person 49 years later. >> she is deaf and can't hear because of measles, and i think if she had been with me this would never have happened. i want to see it roll down this street. somebody snatch her out of the car. >> oh, my gosh oh, my gosh! >> wow. >> incredible story. >> unbelievable. >> all right. next willie. >> let's go to the atlanta journal constitution now. we mentioned a few minutes ago at the masters yesterday