. >> thank you, rita nissan, thanks so much for that live report from london this morning. >>> well, it is 5:01 now. a new setback this morning for the boeing 787 jets in san jose. the dreamliner they are called, they have been grounded following an emergency landing in japan. cbs 5 reporter elissa harrington is outside mineta airport in san jose now with the very latest on that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. this is a big blow for the dreamliner already being inspected by the faa for other problems. now two large airlines have grounded all their dreamliner flights after one was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday. the floats on all nippon airways and japan airlines are affected. nonstop flights to tokyo out of san jose from the airport just launched last week are canceled. 129 passengers were aboard that flight yesterday when there was a problem with the battery forcing the pilots to land. here in san jose, ana flights in and out five times a week. the ana actually released a statement saying, "ana is confident of the safety of the dreamliner and as

cbs reporter rita nissan has the latest from london. >> reporter: a line of flames burned on a london street after a helicopter crashed into a crane during the morning rush hour. >> helicopter just come down. >> reporter: a commuter captured the chaos on his cell phone. >> bring the police! >> reporter: the chopper burst into flames, spun out of control, then dropped onto a crowded road. >> people started screaming. >> just crashed down. >> reporter: it happened at one of europe's tallest apartment buildings, which is still under construction. >> i see the helicopter come over, hit the top of the cranes and the helicopter come crashing down. >> reporter: police say the pilot and a person on the ground were killed. >> something of a miracle that this was not many, many times worse, given the time of day this happened. >> reporter: british police shut down roads around the crash site, as officers investigate exactly what brought the chopper down in the heart of the city. authorities at london's heliport say the pilot asked to divert and land nearby because of bad weather. police say it

. >> as rita nissan tells us it's also a problem in the home. >> reporter: the amount of food that's ending up in the landfill is staggering. a report from the institution of mechanical engineers claims up to 50% of the world produced around the world every year gets thrown out. >> it's very difficult sometimes to keep track of the fresh fruit and vegetables in the fridge. >> reporter: in some areas poor agricultural practices are to blame. but even in the united states and britain, the study finds shoppers tossed up to 50% of the food they buy. >> you've got the cultural issue that it is good to overprovide for your guests, or overprovide for your family and have only the very, very best and to throw away the worst. >> reporter: the study found here in england, people threw away $16 billion worth of food from their homes last year. and much of it was still perfectly edible. researchers blamed stores that encourage consumers to buy more than they need because it's cheaper. another problem? use by and sell by labels which are just estimates. >> they're a very clumsy way of telling peo

rita nissan for cbs news, london. >>> aviation experts told the "associated press" weather may have played a role in the crash. >>> 4:31 now. a fleet of high-tech jets that connected the south bay to japan is grounded following an emergency landing. ana made the decision on the boeing 787 the dreamliners after yesterday's emergency at tack mats sue airport in japan. this is days after the official launch of the dreamliner service in san jose. >> it could come back shortly. we don't know. >> san jose was expected a projected $77.2 million a year with ana's five nonstop flights a week out of mineta international airport >>> a san jose mom thwarted a kidnapper who tried to run away with her 2-year-old daughter. police are searching for the suspect. it started yesterday when the girl was playing in the front yard of her house on the 200 block of day court in east san jose. according to the girl's mother, that's when the man tried to talk to her then the man grabbed the girl's legs and tried to pull her away. the mom said she wouldn't let go of her daughter and eventually the suspect ran off. h

. >> rita nissan -- out of auburn hospital. >> rita nissan has the story. >> reporter: 15-year-old malalaked slowly but steadily holding a nurse's hand as she left the hospital. she hugged and thanked the medical staff and waved good- bye almost three months after a taliban gunman shot her in the head at point blank range. the shooting happened in northwest pakistan. the taliban attacked malala leaving school. the terror group targeted the teenager because she openly challenged the taliban's efforts to deny education and other rights to women. malala was flown to queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham which has treated hundreds of soldiers injured in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. malala will continue to come to this hospital for outpatient therapy. in a few weeks from now she'll be readmitted here for reconstructive surgery on her head. malala will continue her recovery with her parents and two brothers who have moved to central england. this week her father was given a three year diplomatic post in britain. more than 250,000 people have signed online petitions calling for malala to b

cbs news's rita nissan reports it happened in crowded central london during this morning's commute. > wreckage from a helicopter crash created a line of flames down a london street. authorities say two people were killed when the commercial helicopter hit a construction crane on top of a 50 story building. >> see the helicopter come over hit the top of the crane. the helicopter came crashing down. the cab came crashing down in the road. >> reporter: authorities say the pilot and a person on the ground died when

live in london, rita nissan, thank you so much. >>> if you problems for the celebrated service from san jose to japan. a battery of problems has grounded the dreamliner. elissa harrington reports. >> reporter: the new dreamliner has been plagued with a nightmare of problems. we had an emergency landing and grounded flights. there's an faa inspection and now the national transportation safety board is sending an investigator to japan. yesterday it made an emergency landing. battery problems and something burning forced pilots to land. this comes as the faa was already until the process of doing a safety review. there were cracked engines, crack window, oil and fuel leaks in the past few months. japan's larger carrier all nippon airways and japan airlines have grounded their dreamliners. ana said, "ana is confident of the safety of the dreamliner and as a matter of course inspects all boeing 787 aircraft every day to ensure safety." this is bad timing at mineta san jose international because friday they celebrated the start of nonstop flights to and from tokyo. there were to be five fligh