Southwest Grounds More Planes After Fuselage Tear

Southwest Airlines is grounding dozens of flights, as airline workers look for cracks similar to the one that may have caused a fuselage tear in a Boeing 737-300, that prompted an emergency landing near Phoenix on Friday.

A hole tore open in the passenger cabin roof after the plane left Phoenix for Sacramento Friday. None of the 118 people aboard was seriously hurt as the plane made a sudden landing at a military base in Yuma, southwest of Phoenix.  So far, inspectors have identified cracks in three more Southwest planes. We'll get the latest from Andy Pasztor of the Wall Street Journal.