about barry bonds not only is he the home run king, but he was the walk king, walked more than any other major league player ever. yesterday he essentially walked three times. wasn t a hit, but there was one strikeout. but it was three walks, if you want to use a baseball analogy. boy, that was a good one, too. alan duke, thanks for your insight. we appreciate it. we have a bit of breaking news to tell you about. it all has to do with these air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job. let s head to washington right now. check in with jeanne meserve. reporter: we got a statement from the faa administrator, randy babbitt. he sites these recent examples of what he calls unprofessional conduct, says this must stop. he says that this morning he met with the head of the faa s air traffic organization, that s the component of the faa that runs the air traffic control system, the man who heads this up, hank crackowski, has submitted his resignation, and babbitt has accepted it.
closer every day. all right. see you soon. live from studio 7, i m suzanne malveaux. let s get you up to speed for thursday, april 14. the faa manager who oversees air traffic controllers quit his job today. hank crackowski s resignation comes after an air traffic controller in reno, nevada, fell asleep and did not respond to a medical emergency plane. the pilot got a regional controller to help out . this is the sixth known case of a napping controller this year. the faa now plans to add controllers, additional controllers to the night shift at 27 airports. the search for the long island serial killer grows more