ROMANS: The FAA now ordering fan blade inspections after a mid-air engine explosion killed a passenger and forced the emergency landing of a Southwest airlines jet in Philadelphia. Pieces of the blown engine recovered about 70 miles west of the city. Meantime, the NTSB continuing to comb through evidence from the voice and data recorder and interviewing crew members. Investigators will go through records to make sure the proper maintenance was done on that engine.</s>BRIGGS: Most of Puerto Rico still without power this morning for the second time in a week. And the governor is asking the island's power authority to cancel his contract with the company responsible for both outages. Yesterday's blackout was caused by a subcontractor when one of his excavators got too close to a major transmission line. The power authority says the same company was responsible for a blackout last week that affected 870,000 customers. Power company says it expects service restoration to at least customers who had electricity before the latest outage within 24 hours.</s>ROMANS: Insult to injury, what a way --</s>BRIGGS: We could either use some good news. Ahead, LeBron James single handedly lifting the Cavs to victory in their playoff series with the Pacers. He is not too happy with his team. Lindsay Czarniak right here in studio to tell us why this morning in today's "Bleacher Report", good to see you, my friend.
Blown Engine Debris Found 70 Miles West of Philadelphia