5 Stories You May Have Missed This Weekend

— -- 1. Hillary Clinton Says She's Looking Beyond Politicians in VP Search

Hillary Clinton says she's looking beyond just politicians as she begins her search for a potential running mate.

"I think we should look widely and broadly," the Democratic presidential candidate said on "Meet the Press" Sunday when asked about her vice presidential search. "It's not just people in elective office. It is successful businesspeople. I am very interested in that."

"I think that is the best way to find somebody who can really capture what's needed in the country, and businesspeople have, especially successful businesspeople who are really successful as opposed to pretend successful, I think have a lot to offer,” she added, making a slight dig at real estate mogul turned Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump.

2. Flight Control Tapes Reveal EgyptAir Pilot's Words

As investigators pored over the physical remains of EgyptAir Flight 804 on a ship Saturday night, tapes of the voices of the men who flew the plane have been made public for the first time.

The missing EgyptAir plane was en route to Cairo from Paris when it disappeared early Thursday with 66 aboard. The Airbus A320 lost contact with the radar tracking system at 2:45 a.m. at an altitude of 37,000 feet, according to EgyptAir.

The pilot's words were chillingly mundane.

"Hello, Hello, EgyptAir 804 flight level 370, squawk number 7624," the pilot said, according to a recording of the flight deck's communications with the air traffic control tower early Thursday posted by liveatc.net. "Thank you so much. Good day, have a goodnight."

3. Preakness Day: 2 Horses Die, Jockey Injured in First Few Races

Two horses died and a jockey was injured at Pimlico Race Course during the first few races of a rainy Preakness Saturday in Baltimore.

Racehorse Homeboykris collapsed while walking back to his barn after winning the first race on a dirt course at the Pimlico, according to Sal Sinatra, the president and general manager of the Maryland Jockey Club. The horse collapsed after his picture had been taken in the winner's circle.

Later, racehorse Pramedya fractured her left cannon bone while racing on a turf course, according to Sinatra, and Pramedya’s Jockey, Daniel Centeno, fell and suffered a right clavicle fracture. Pramedya, 4, was euthanized on the track, according to The Associated Press.

4. Ginger Zee Injured Days Before 'Dancing With the Stars' Finale

"Dancing With The Stars" finalist Ginger Zee suffered a setback ahead of the show's finale.

The "Good Morning America" meteorologist injured her pelvis earlier this week during rehearsals for a contemporary routine with her professional partner, Val Chmerkovskiy.

Zee told ABC News that after feeling a "lower back spasm" at home that "takes your breath away," she continued to rehearse.

"By Wednesday, I went to see a physical therapist for the show, Gina [Minchella], and she said my pelvis was forward and an inch off," she continued. "I came back the next day, and [my pelvis] was backward and an inch the other way. My pelvis was just moving all over."

5. Eva Longoria Marries Jose Antonio Baston in Mexico

It's Mrs. Eva Longoria now.

The former "Desperate Housewives" actress wed businessman Jose Antonio "Pepe" Baston in Mexico over the weekend.

The actress shared a photo on Instagram of her wedding rings on Sunday night. The caption read: "In our garden, surrounded by a small gathering of people we love, Pepe and I tied the knot! #TalkAboutBlessed #ImStillFloating #OmgMyFeetHurt."