HARRIS: Well, wait a minute here. I'm trying to check out stocks here. Oh, CNN, your source for money news. CNNmoney.com and our Money team. You want to make this - I guess you could make this your home page or make CNN.com your home page. But then the second click needs to be to CNNmoney.com. "Stocks slump ahead of Memorial Day." Let's see, we're better than three hours -- just past three hours into the trading day and we're selling. Stocks are down 45 points. We'll follow these numbers. The Nasdaq -- Jenny, what was that again -- down 11. We'll follow these numbers for you throughout the day right here in the CNN NEWSROOM. You know, after she dozed off on a flight, after it left Washington, we're talking about a passenger who is now suing United Airlines. Nobody woke her up when the plane landed in Philly. Reporter Hank Winchester now with Detroit affiliate WDIV.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I just woke up and I looked at my phone, I grabbed my phone and looked at it. I was like, oh, my God, it's 3:00 in the morning. And I got up and there's nobody on the plane.</s>HARRIS: Oh, the story - oh it -- it froze, right? It just froze on us? OK. Well, the lawsuit claims the woman suffered emotional distress and false imprisonment. And you didn't see the reporter or the attorney in the piece, but Geoffrey Fieger is representing the woman in this case and he also worked with Dr. Jack Kevorkian, you'll remember, for a number of years. All right. In a little less than an hour's time, President Obama talks about the BP oil leak, the crisis, and he will take some questions. That's at 1:30 Eastern Time. CNN is carrying it live for you. And if you can't watch it with us, you can watch it on our iPhone app. We're back in a moment. You're in the CNN NEWSROOM.
Plane Snooze Leads to Lawsuit