is there a sense the f.a.a. doesn't want that happening? >> quite the contrary, the f.a.a. d the evaluation -- in the evaluation of the proposed rule said that they are going to save lives, this is efficient, and in fact, they said this u.a.v.'s can be used for cell tower inspection, pipeline inspections, things that are producing fatalities now which can be stopped with the utilization of this technology. a lot of promise here. i think the only thing we have to keep in mind is that this is a proposed rule. it's take, you know a series of months, i'm hopeful that we can get it done as quickly as possible but i don't think it will be this year. other couldn't i -- countries are already operating commercially even outside the line of sight. we are still far behind other nations. >> in terms of privacy, what do we want from rules about drones? you work for two of the companies that support you amazon and google, have notions of privacy that are different between them, let alone different from what other people might want. >> so privacy is of fair importance. we all recognize th

something under the purview of the f.a.a. the smallest will be considered part of the national air space, and will be part of the pursue. this is sort of a problem in many ways. they are not currently staffed. there has been a handshake agreement between people and the general national air space. they'll put up a hot-air balloon, you have to call your local f.a.a. center get permission. it almost a manual process, sort of a gentlemen's handshake. that will not be possible with million of people using them. one of the hottest its in amazon over the christmas season. they'll fill the skies in the future. >> the industry itself is starting to take steps to d.j. i, the nature of the drone that crashed into the white house grounds, and happens to be the manufacture of a drone carrying 6 pounds of methamphetamines near the border. that company decided that this is putting a go lock on the products. it's going to include a software package that turns off the drone in air space over washington d.c. or certain airports. they are basica

last summer the f.a.a. proposed a $12 million fine due to the airline's alleged failure to comply with regulations on aircraft repairs. in 2011, the f.a.a. ordered inspections of dozens of older southwest planes after a five-foot hole opened on one plane mid-flight. and in 2009, southwest was fined $7.5 million for failing to inspect planes for cracks in the fuselage. in a statement today southwest said, "the safety of customers and employees remains our highest priority, and we are situation." it should be noted scott that southwest airlines has been in business for almost 50 years and in that time, only one person has died in an accident. >> pelley: chip reid. thank you very much, chip. hillary clinton has a new strategy for winning. and did a hit song blur the line between creativity and theft? have a listen when the "cbs evening news" continues. at's coming down let's get some rocks, man. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable with wa

a water main burst last night in the f.a.a. tower and the tower was evacuated and all departures were canceled. the tower has re-opened but there are limited arrivals and departure. dulles and other airports may have to juggle flights anyway today because of snow and frigid cold. here is that story. >> a wicked blast of winter with icy mix for the south and more snow for the northeast later today and tomorrow. new england has been hit hard especially boston with nearly 8' of snow. february is one of the snowsest months. ever. >> i am laughing. i am looking at the positive side living in a time i am seeing a weather event that will not happen for another 50 years. >> more snow is on the way. >> this would be our fourth major storm in three weeks. >> cars and mailboxes are buried with snow to the rooftops of some smaller homes in this maine town. >> getting tired. i love maine the i love winter, but i question it this winter. >> this new hampshire warehouse collapsed because of the snow. this is taking its toll on travel. airlines

the f.a.a. says everything was repak to normal just 6:30 this morning. and a heads up airlines have already started cancelling flights tomorrow ahead of that storm. around here at least 20 departures have been cancelled and three arrivals. if you plan on flying check with your airlines before heading out. >> the metro is running on a saturday schedule today because of the president's day holiday. but at 6:00 tonight, metro access paratransit service will be suspended because of the cold. and for tomorrow metro rail says it can operate close to a normal schedule with some crowding conditions and potentially longer waits with four to six inches of snow or less. but when more than eight inches comes down metro may suspend above ground rail service all together and only serve underground stations. be sure to abc 7 as this winter storm develops. you will find everything you need to know about the weather and the preparations around the area on wjla.com. also stay connected throughout the storm by down

>> the f.a.a. was on top of it. the technology behind drones has increased at such a great rate much like the increase in technology in your average laptop computer and mobile phone. the capabilities are beyond what could have been anticipated. no surprise policy has not caught up with technology. >> technology so fast we can't speak up with it. todd thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me >>> new england is experiencing bone-chilling temperatures hundreds of flight were cancelled as wind gusts reached 50 to 70 miles per hour. boston received snow parts of new england with 2 feet of snow. strong winds to continue into monday with a windchill warning for most of new england. he is are the coldest temperatures of the season. rebecca stevenson has more. i'm cold reading that. >> what do you want me to say. >> it is so cold outside. >> the snow is tapering off. we are seeing what is left. moving out of main. the blizzard warning is impacting you. it's the storm damage it's caused a lot of problems with build

the f.a.a. is going to be low southwest airlines to fly their planes although they admit they missed required maintenance inspection and grounded 128 aircraft yesterday after realizing they failed to do a required maintenance check on the stand by hydraulic system. backup is used to control the rudder if the pain system fails. the airline notified the regulators and developed a plan to complete the check. the f.a.a. agreed to let planes to be resumed if insuper bowls of scheduled. 90 flights were canceled because of this and they expect to cancel 19 flights today. it would take two hours a plane for the inspections and a spokesman said they expect to finish a good portion of the inspections by this morning. >> daly city police want you to look at this new video showing a passenger attacking a taxi driver it happened february 15, the man hailed a call in san francisco and got out in dam city and refused to pay. when the 60-year-old driver confronted him you can see he beats the drier. police say

last year the f.a.a. proposed a 40 million fine against south-west for faulty repairs, and in 2009 the airline paid a multimillion fine because it flew a number of planes on 60,000 flight without checking the fuselage for cracks. safety is the top priority and south-west says it's working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. >> lisa stark in washington. >>> coming up, a pot battle brewing in the nation's capital. in also than an hour it will be legal to light up in washington d.c. why it's setting up a showdown >>> a woman denied a job at a popular clothing chain because she wears a hijab. a case that made its way to the supreme court. >> monday, a climate emergency. >> so a species could not be here in ten years. >> nasa steps in to help protect the future of the planet. >> the tropics regulate our climate. >> "techknow" heads to costa rica to see how one rainforest is fighting back. >> wow! some of these are amazing. >> "techknow's" team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this

and it says they're working with the f.a.a. to analyze any evidence collected. meanwhile, airport authorities tell us that plane will likely stay on the scene here for quite sometime because of a difficulty in retrieving it but that investigation is ongoing this noon. reporting in anne arundel county jeanette reyes abc 7 news. >> well, we have a brief break from the cold, you can say, but the temperatures are starting to drop this noon and the rain is now moving in. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at the first forecast. the weekend looks so nice. where did it go? >> it's all gone jummy. yesterday was the brief break from the cold tying the record of 68 degrees at reagan national. only in the 30's now. let's get you started outside of the belfort furniture weather center. temperatures in the upper 30's in montgomery county, rockville campus, 33 degrees right now and temperatures dropping. cold front will be coming through. a little mix of rain and snow in the pittsburgh area. we're going to watch it. i don't know if it's widespread rain but later

the f.a.a. has regulations for commercial drone operators with the goal of making the skies safer for unmanned and passenger aircraft. there is already some push-back. brian yenis has details. >> hi. the f.a.a. new proposed rule prs the commercial use of drones are seen as a big step in lionelly lifting the unmanned aircraft industry into the air. companies are closer than ever to using drones in areas like aerial photography, mapping, crop monitoring and fertilizing to even inspecting bridges and cell phone towers. its estimated drone business could grow to $82 billion by 2025 and creator more than a hundred thousand u.s. jobs. under the new proposed rules commercial drones must weigh less than 55 pounds, fly below 500 feet in the air at less than 100 miles per hour. they can only fly during the daytime. operators are required to keep drones in their eyesight at all times. operators have to be at least years old and pass a test. drones won't be allowed to drop things from the air, fly over peopl

but it may be else elsewhere. . >>> the f.a.a. imposed highly anticipated rules for commercial drones. the plans would open up the skies to remote controlled aircraft. president obama ordered federal agencies to publish policies on how to use drones. it could take 18 months or more to finalise the rules. the agency proposals allow users to supply small drones weighing 55 pounds. they would not be able to fly above 500 feet in the air. people 17 years or older could fly the devices if they past an aeronautics test. and they'd have to pass a t.s.a. screening. todd curtis joined michael eaves earlier via science to talk about what the rules would mean. >> there are rules and regulations - although they are not looking over everyone's shoulder when they nigh their aircraft violations will be put to the system. i have to hasten to add that the rules are for commercial use of drones and say nothing about the private and nop commercial use which is largely unrestricted. >> we had an incident last month, i believe, a drone crashing into th

the f.a.a. ocess to address the needs of our business and ultimately our customers. >> you got to keep it in the line of site. that sounds like a killer to me. you got to see it all the time? that's not going to work. >> not even binoculars stewart. >> all right. thank you very much, indeed. all right everyone, neil returns tomorrow 4:00 eastern on the fox news channel. catch me on the fox business network weekdays at 11:00 a.m. eastern. the 5 is next. >>> hello everyone, i'm greg along with kimberly. she gets lost in a shag rug. this is the five. >>> a gunman shouts on a rampage through copenhagen. the root cause obviously a criminal gang. >> new details emerge about the 22-year-old gang member who killed two civilians and injured several police officers in a frightening attack over the weekend. >> yes, you see he's a gang member and here we have the latest installment

. >>> the f.a.a. asing a plan to regulate small commercial drones which will eventually share the sky with passenger planes. >>> companies are closer than ever to using drones in areas like aerial photography and mapping and crop monitoring to inspecting bridges and cell phone towers. it is estimated drone business could grow to $82 billion by 2025 and create more than 100,000 u.s. jobs. under the proposed rules commercial drones must weigh less than 55 pounds must fly below 500 feet in the air at less than 100 miles per hour. they can only fly during the daytime and operators are required to keep drones within eyesight at all times. operators must be at least 17 years old and pass a testify. drones won't be allowed to drop things from the air, fly over people and must stay five miles away from airports. >> although there are a tremendous number of operations which can happen in those areas and under those operating characteristics today -- pizza delivery and getting packages likely is not. >> the prop

the f.a.a. agreed do let the airline resume flying the lanes while the inspections are done during the overnight hours. there are still on stack commercial -- obstacles but that is mostly because of the weather, coming from dallas and atlanta and charlotte which are weather-related. >>> oakland raiders push to share a new stadium in southern california with the chargers took on new urgency. another nfl stadium plan got approved by a neighboring city. we are in the newsroom with the details. >>> we are talking about the st. louis rams so los angeles could go from having no professional football teams to having three if all the stadium deals go through. the raiders just announced last woke a joint effort with the san diego chargers to build an nfl sports arena in carson about 15 miles out of los angeles. both teams have struggled to secure stadium contracts their hometown and the images are an idea of what the site would look like. the city council voted to aprove construction of a stadium for the

kyle's widow told the f.a.a. in dallas that having p.t.s.d. did not make him less responsible. >> someone taking the lives of two there to help them. that's not p.t.s.d. >> my heart goes out to them. sorry for what happened. other than that. there's no explanation for it. i mean like i say, he didn't just wake up that day and decided he was going to go out and kill two people. that's not him. >> reporter: now it will be up to a texas jury to decide if more could have been done and whether p.t.s.d. could be a defense. >> two days before the crime was committed against the family's wishes they declined to comment >>> coming up... >> you swung the golf club at me >>> supporters say the man was arrested for walking while black. now he's a symbol in the context over police conflicts. >> monday on techknow. what if there was a miracle >> grace's stem cells are in this box >> that could save the life of your child >> we're gonna to do whatever we can >> would you give it a try? >> cell therapy is going to be the next big advance in medicine >> tech kn

a water pipe broke last night in the f.a.a. to you wish which was evacuated and all departures canceled. this morning there are limited arrivals and departures. >> as we enjoy the warm weather people in new england are placing for more cold. the storm on sunday delivered another 13" of snow mashing -- marking the most snow in a month on record with 46.5 inches beating the old record by 2" with all the cold a money pit. boston has spent $30 million clearing the roads in just a few weeks. >> 590 flights are canceled today according to flightaware flightaware.com. in the bay area three flights are canceled at sfo but nothing at san jose and oakland. >> ntsb will investigate the emergency landing of a small plane on an east bay golf course that lost power after take off from the hayward executive testify airport yesterday afternoon and landed on the sky west golf course next to the airport. this video was of the scene showing the aviator plane on the course and one wing leaked 10 gallons of fuel cleaned up by the crews and the pilot

the f.a.a. has been notified and the agency says it is working with southwest and boeing to come up with a plan that would allow the planes to operate until the inspections are completed the next few days. until then if you have a southwest flight coming up soon, best to check to make sure it is still a go. oakland international estimates a handful of southwest flights will be canceled tomorrow. we tried to get numbers from mineta san jose but they referred us to southwest corporate headquarters. that's the latest from sfo, lilian kim abc7 news. >> thank you of so. you probably heard of emojis. the emotional icons when typing or textinging. apple is facing harsh criticism as it gets ready to roll out a new emoji update. it is meant to add diversity but not everyone sees it that way. lisa amin gulezian joins us near apple's headquarters with more. lisa? >> ama, most emojis involve round yellow faces that are smiling, laughing, crying. you know what i mean. apple will soon come out with a new diver

the f.a.a. has been notified and the agency says it is working with southwest and boeing to come up with a plan that would allow the planes to operate until the inspections are completed the next few days. until then if you have a southwest flight coming up soon, best to check to make sure it is still a go. oakland international estimates a handful of southwest flights will be canceled tomorrow. we tried to get numbers from mineta san jose but they referred us to southwest corporate headquarters. that's the latest from sfo, lilian kim abc7 news. >> thank you of so. you probably heard of emojis. the emotional icons when typing or textinging. apple is facing harsh criticism as it gets ready to roll out a new emoji update. it is meant to add diversity but not everyone sees it that way. lisa amin gulezian joins us near apple's headquarters with more. lisa? >> ama, most emojis involve round yellow faces that are smiling, laughing, crying. you know what i mean. apple will soon come out with a new diver

scott, ups' pilots' union is suing the f.a.a. to change the rules. >> pelley: eye-opening story. pegues, thank you very much. a banker showed up at work with what looked like a bomb strapped to his body. we'll have that story next. be the one with the crazy laugh. and keep being their favorite playmate. with tena's unique super absorbent micro beads that lock in moisture and odor... tena lets you be you. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fre

the f.a.a. says it is now clearing the first test from "23 and me," the testing firm that previously clashed where the regulators. >> the effects of sun exposure can cause problem on the d.n.a. even in the dark and half of the harm that the sun does to your d.n.a. can happen three hours after exposure. scientists cause the chemical process the dark pathway because the yells that protect it from the sun are the only cell that continue to acrew damage in the a sense of light. sunscreen is the deficit dense. >> technology being unveiled that lets the bay area police track anyone's mobile home and how it saves lives. >> the archbishop strikes back and the head of the catholic church fires back of critic of a a morality clause. >> stay on top of weather and temporary and we will show you the oakland maze which is light if friday morning. stay >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news >> happy friday. 5:00 a.m. that sounds good. happied from! i said it again. >> sounds better the seco

. >>> a medical helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing last night in vacaville, the f.a.a. said an air ambulance was on the way to the hospital in san francisco when it experienced a strange vibration. the pilot put the chopper down in a shopping center next to a supermarket. there was a patient and three people on the helicopter. no one was hurt. the patient was put in an plan and taken to the hospital. >> this morning a young child is treated at burn unit at santa clara valley medical center in san jose after she was airlifted from alameda. firefighters responded to a home shortly before 7:00 last night saying the girl was treated on the scene but required a life flight legal corporate for injuries. there is no word on how the child suffered the burns. the injuries are considered "serious," but not life threatening. >> residents of the san francisco mission department building that burned of rejoicing. it is looking up for them after a blogger raised $180,000 on a funding site to find new homes. 54 tenants were forced from their homes by the massive place that killed one

the f.a.a. as been notified and the agency says it is working with southwest and boeing to come up with a plan that would allow the planes to operate until the inspections are completed the next few days. until then if you have a southwest flight coming up soon, best to check to make sure it is still a go. oakland international estimates a handful of southwest flights will be canceled tomorrow. we tried to get numbers from mineta san jose but they referred us to southwest corporate headquarters. that's the latest from sfo, lilian kim abc7 news. >> thank you of so. you probably heard of emojis. the emotional icons when typing or textinging. apple is facing harsh criticism as it gets ready to roll out a new emoji update. it is meant to add diversity but not everyone sees it that way. lisa amin gulezian joins us near apple's headquarters with more. lisa? >> ama, most emojis involve round yellow faces that are smiling, laughing, crying. you know what i mean. apple will soon come out with a new divers

it voluntarily took those jets out of service and reported the issue to the f.a.a. southwest cancelled 1/5 of its flights yesterday and expects to cancel about 20 more today. >> "7 on your side" this noon with the health matters alert about heart disease. a new study finds that too many women fail to recognize those symptoms until it's too late. heart disease is the number one killer of women in the u.s. some of the most common signs and symptoms that is include chest pain, shortness of breath fatigue and nausea. the symptoms can go on for several days or even weeks before a major heart attack. utility workers in new jersey are working to restore heat to about 300 homes after yesterday's gas explosion. take a look at this. a police officer captured the whole thing on his dash cam. gas crews and emergency responders were investigating a strong smell of natural gas when an unoccupied home exploded. 15 people were injured. two of them critically. people who live in the neighborhood went overnight without heat with temperatures dropping down into the teens. >> unbelievab

. >> in a statement the national candy says says the f.a.a. other health officials have determined that small traces of naturally occurring heavy metal in food are unavoidable and present no public health list. for the tested chocolates go to abc7news.com. >> the restaurant industry in the city is good if you are looking for work. san francisco bartenders and servers are paid the most in the country. pay scale breakdown the salaries of waiters and bartenders and find out which food cities are the best place for restaurant workers. san francisco is the place on be including tips bartenders maybe $26.50 an hour $10 more an hour than in new york. the san francisco servers take home an average of $21.50 an average. and outpacing los angeles peer making $16-$20 an hour. >> this is how you can lose your job, a texas teen tweeted how much he was dreading her new job at a pizza company and the boss found out she complained and said "no you don't start that job today, i just fired you. good luck with your no money no job life." >> that is 140 character

the f.a.a. warns operators to keep drones away. league is finding drones at stadiums. they will have explosive teams to swoop in. drones won't be allowed within 30 miles until well before the game and after it is over. >>> a company analyzing on line sales says the average ticket is $3,600, which is $1,000 more than last year. that's actually cheap. some went for $25,000. tickets are selling like hot cakes. >>> pablo sandoval has today's look at this. >> he can't seem to sit in his seat. his dog watches the australian open all day. this week's blizzard made a winter wonderland for this seal. the seal's fur is one of the thickest in the world. you have heard people going down niagara falls. one man went up because it was frozen. check out this fog in the grand canyon called total cloud inversion. it is trapped under warm air. >> a story brought to our attention by a viewer. a substance in an east bay lake pet owners need to know about. >>> everybody loves a fight. >> can i help you? >> looking out for my car. >>> a warning to pet ow

the f.a.a.granted permission must agree to follow some strict guidelines. the f.a.a. estimates that by 2020 more than 30,000 small drones will be used for all sorts of business purposes. >> two pilots celebrating after a historic flight across the pacific in a helium filled balloon. it was a growluelling adventure starting in japan. a 30 -- sorry, 137 hour flight. record set back in 1978. it also shattered the long distance record travelling 7,000 miles ending in mexico and fewer than seven days. wow. a russian and an american, the pilots of the two eagles team and with me now out of alburquerque new mexico which is the spot for this gentlemen, congratulations and welcome here. we have a little delay here and he's getting a little bit of the russian translation off screen. i want to start with you. what do you fear when you make a journey like this? >> well the fear is real because you're traversing a very large ocean and there's dangers involved. however, we mitigate a lot of those risks by the

we called the f.a.a. for more informat though. w numbers out show th unfixed recalls still on the road. tell you how to stay safe and the one quick and easy way to make sure that your car doesn't hav an open recall. if you've got a story idea for the consumer watch, we'd love to hear from you. shoot us those ideas. consumer watch at nbcwashi to 202-885-48 a pleasure to talk to our viewers. see you tonight at 5:00. >>> thanks erika. >>> it's a story our scott mcfarld bro last night. new fallout after the news 4 iteam uncovered government workers spending tho of dollars jt to fill up their tanks. storm team 4 track thg wintry rg in. v.j.? >> a couple of inches back in the forecast. it all starts tonight after midnight. when temperatures will be below freezing. 22 tomorrow morning with snow-c road l tell you when the roads may improve throughout the day tomorrow coming up on . right now, it's big and it's headed way. this afterno storm team 4 is tracki more snow. how much depends on where you are. but the timing here is what's key. >>

. >>> the f.a.a. is looking into issues that drones would be favourable for business interest. a recent study looked at monitoring structural expectations among others. the agency submitted a proposal to the white house for regulations, and are expected to be released soon >>> cyber attacks are a major concern, a senator warns your car could be next. science and technology correspondent jake ward is in san francisco, with more. >> reporter: when you hit the brakes your foot is only a small part of what stops the car, tiny computer called an electronic control unit is in charge working with sensors on the wheels. and the valve system to bring you to a stop. the problem is that system and others are vulnerable to hackers who could take control of the car. it's based on information from 20 automakers. most new cars use wireless technology yes. most makers didn't know or couldn't say whether they'd been hacked. two manufacturers said they had any way of knowing about hacking. senator markey's office found most car-makers collect a lot of data including where you drive, park sit duri

the f.a.a. says he was the only one on board. one at the television station was hurt but employees were forced to evacuate because officials say that the building was unsafe. >> some incredible video tonight from california where a car destroyed a fire hydrant. a result this geyser spewing water 60 feet into the air. it took utility crews some time to get the water shut off and remove a power pole that was also damaged in that crash. incredibly no one was hurt. and a road outside gaithersburg was shut down this afternoon as firefighters extinguished a fire that destroyed a tractor-trailer. news chopper 7 was over the scene just before 3:00 near the intersection of frederick road and i-370. it's not clear how this fire started or if anyone was hurt. let's get a check on the traffic situation this afternoon with bob emler and the wtop traffic center. hi, bob. >> hi alison. on the inner loop of the beltway moving up to 270 and 270 headed north up through montgomery village and germantown volume delays. i-95 b.w. parkway doing all ri

. >> the f.a.a. t an investigation and emergency landing of a small plane on an east bay government couple of losing power after take off from the executive airport yesterday afternoon and landed on the sky west golf course next to the airport. this video shows the plane on the golf course and a wing leaked 10 gallons of fuel cleaned up by the crews, and the pilot was the only person on the plane is he walked away unharm unharmed. >> there is a transformation happening in santa clara workers spending the night spraying water for a temporary ick rink at levi stadium. on saturday the smashes host kings in the first ever outdoor nhl game in known california. crews will begin paint the ice tonight. >> developing in san jose, a security guard shot and killed. how a $20 box of cigars played a role in the violence. >> the countdown to oscar sunday is on the way and filmmakers will be taking part in hollywood's biggest night. >> look at the toll plaza: it is empty. you can see weather and traffic during the e

page 14 of that document, the administration recommends that the f.a.a. market shares should be reduced. two, f.h.a. should return to its precrisis role as a targeted provider for low and moderate income americans. and three, f.h.a. mortgage insurance should be increased. the administration recommends that a coordination between fannie, freddie and f.h.a. to help ensure the private market not f.h.a. fills the market opportunities created by reform. do you believe the recent policy announcement by h.u.d. affected yesterday to lower f.h.a. annual mortgage premiums by 50 basis points will affect the return of private capital to the market? >> i don't have an opinion on that representative, because h.u.d. is not under -- f.h.a. is not under my jurisdiction and h.u.d. is a part of the administration. we're an independent regulatory body. >> how many new homeowners had you anticipated with the program? aum i'm sorry? >> how many new homeowners have you participated with the 97% program? >> it is a very, very small percentage of the overall portfolio will be a ve

it voluntarily took those jets out of service and reported the issue to the f.a.a. southwest cancelled a fifth of its flights yesterday and expects to cancel about 20 more today. >> today now, talk about the weather because it's actually pleasant. >> this is one day only. remember? >> tomorrow, we struggle to get out of the 20's and snow to go with it. a lot of ground to cover. that is first up, winter weather advisories, all those counties and places shaded in purple. winter weather advisories in effect from midnight to noon tomorrow. areas in pink south and east of the metro area these are winter storm warnings. in this situation, the heaviest snow will be here. much lighter amounts as you move north through the metro area. storm center is on the way. make no question about it. actual storm center is along the louisiana gulf coast but pulling a lot of moisture to the north and it's rapidly expanding north and east. our radar shows areas of rain, some thunderstorms, snow and ice, mostly snow in places that normally don't get a lot of snow from these kind of southern

the f.a.a. says an air ambulance was on way to a hospital in san francisco. d a strange vibration. the pilot put the chopper down if a shopping center next to a lucky super market. there was a patient and three people on the helicopter. no one was hurt. the patient was put in an ambulance and taken to the hospital. >> this morning a young child is being treated at the burn unit at santa clara valley medical center. firefighters responded to a home before 7:00 last night and the girl was treated on the scene. she required a life flight helicopter to her injuries. there is in word on how the child was burned. the injuries are considered serious but not life threatening. >> residents in san francisco who lived in an apartment building that bun down are rejoicing. a logger blogger raised $180,000 on a site for find new homes. 54 tenants were forced from their homes by a blaze that killed a man. last night the man hand at checks at the salvation army shelter where many have been living coming from 2300 individual donors. >> three men are arraigned in the brutal rap

the f.a.a. wants commercial drones to fly only during daylight hours and below 500 feet. midnight is the deadline to sign up for health insurance ender obamacare. and the russian cyber security firm says one hacker group has stolen up to $1 billion from banks around the world. i'm jeff glor, cbs news. ♪ people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms, stop taking farxiga and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if

the f.a.a. says everything was repaired and back to normal by about 6:30 this morning. well this extremely cold weather is being blamed for frozen pipes in several homes. stephen tschida live with what home owners can do to avoid a big mess. stephen? >> alison we are indoors but i have my coat on because there's no heat in this specific apartment. that's why, as you can see over here they've got their oven open. but the bigger problem here is the bloken water pipes. you see what it did to the ceiling. over there, you can see the walls that have been torn out as crews try to repair these ruptured lines and a lot of water here in the apartment. but nothing coming out of this sink. water gushed from the ceiling. >> it was pouring. like actually pouring down like it was raining inside the house. >> it turned his apartment into a cold, wet mess. all across the region the bitter cold is breaking pipes. >> i had a pipe burst inside the wall. >> the water shot from the pipe inside her son's bedroom. now her floor is saturated. the deluge forced howard from her home. >> i want t

the f.a.a.ng ways that drones could be used by a variety of industries like land management and security. manning these unmanned vehicles is no simple task so a couple of colleges are getting ahead of the curve and offering degrees in drones. mary thompson joins you more from daytona beach. mary. >> hey there, tyler. i am on the campus of an aeronautical university. this is a drone that's likely to be used by industries other than defense. to insure that there are enough engineers to make these drones and operators to run them every riddle and some other colleges offer bachelors degrees in ub manned air yam systems, or drones. here's professor alex mirot. >> we started three years ago with about 11 students, and that grew -- has grown to about 230 students. >> one of those students is 20-year-old jessica brown. the cleveland native fell in love with aviation as a child, watching the blue angels at air shows. at first she planned to become a pilot. then switched to studying drones. >> right now i

s, the f.a.a., i.c.e. officers, all of them wurk put a stop sign and said we no longer want to secure america. i ask for support of this motion to instruct and ask for full funding for the department of homeland security. let's do our job. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the jerusalem's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is -- the gentlewoman's time has expire. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. carter: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from north carolina, mr. pittinger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. wittinger: thank you mr. chairman. madam speaker -- mr. wittinger: thank you, mr. chairman. madam speaker, we are here today and i'm in amazement because we're in discussion about the constitution of the united states. this is an issue of the balance of powers. this is an issue of our liberties. this is -- as important as the homeland security bill is, we recognize today that the congress has made its statement, the president of the united

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people in the unmanned aerial vehicle drone industry are complaining about the slowness of the rule from f.a.a. on integration of unmanned aerial vehicles commercialization integrateion into the air space. they're claiming that the slowness of the process is inhibitting the growth of these industries and creating uncertainty. let's take the rail car issue. can you tell us anything about where that stands? members of congress are saying just issue the rule and then the industry will know what it has to contend with. can you give us any insight? >> first i agree with the members of congress that this needs to come out as quickly as possible. but it does have a very rigorous process that rules have to go through. we've worked since i came in there were four days into this office i was dealing with it and up in canada that was a horrific issue. we have been working with our counter parts to craft a rule that we think is sensible and also protects the public to the greatest extent we can. but it does have to go through steps. right now the rule has been moved out of the d.o.t. over to the office of

right now law is that the f.a.a. regulates the use of drones throughout the united states. it may permit some, may permit not, may refuse to permit them. it's an f.a.a., bureaucratic decision. congress needs to weigh in on the issue of drones and set down constitutional guidelines. they need -- people need to know the rules. law enforcement needs to know the rules, and private citizens need to know the rules about the use of drones. fourth amendment ought to apply with the use of the drone except with exigent circumstances that already apply, high speed chases, disasters fires. but we need some guidelines on the issues of drones. congress has the re-- responsibility to protect the fourth amendment by the surveillance of americans by either law enforcement or by private citizens. and develop a standard for both law enforcement and for private citizens to know what the standard is. yes there are reasons why we should use them and law should allow these. but congress needs to make the decision not the f.a.a. i have a local sheriff, or sheriff in texas where i'm from, generally

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