but new key hiring practices by the federal aviation administration have called into question if the best, most qualified people will be working in the taufrs. moreover, their accusations of cheating to get the controller jobs. will you be safe aboard an airplane? or is there trouble in america's skies? they've been called the guardians of the skies. >> good morning, america 11. >> america's air traffic controllers manage the safe takeoff and landing, more than 87,000 flights a day. it's been called one of the most demanding and stressful jobs in the u.s. >> united 93, go ahead. >> never was the importance of what controllers do more apparent than on september 11th, 2001. >> another one just hit the buildings. >> controllers scrambled to determine which of the thousands of planes on their radar screens had become guided missiles. they also tackled the tremendous logistics of landing 4,000 planes within a few hours. >> it's a war. >> today the federal aviation administration or faa, the government agency responsible for air traffic control faces a new crisis. >> probably the next one

. >> the federal aviation administration is now investigating the fire. >>> a hearing for three deputies accused of killing an inmate. gerry lebron and matthew ferris, and one other postponed entering their pleas. other inmates heard him scream, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, stop. >> one attorney says his client is easy. >> he's law enforcement, he's not doing well, he's law enforcement, he's used to being on the other side of the bars. >> those who were supposed to protect michael, they did not. >> a statement was releasedded. saying in part, while no one can bring michael back to his family. those who -- we can assure that the ones who caused his death are brought to justice. >>> an average of 41% of solo drivers were seen driving in santa clara county this year. that's double from five years ago. the highway patrol said it's on pace to give citations from five area counties. the tickets are $491. they attribute the trend to the improving economy for more people driving their jobs and people taking the risks of getting caught. >>> they're getting ready to unveil apple's next big thing. the com

we have a former senior official with the federal aviation administration here with us. >> i rememberre having in the news business, somebody said we'll have one weather guy and he'll work for all the stations. got a station in california, a station in miami. your station in miami, it's nice outside when it's raining. i wonder if they couldn't have similar problems with air traffic controllers 90 miles away? >> i doubt it, shep. realistically, this is a great technology. we need to get it out there more. if you can deploy this technology, you can provide coverage to airports that currently don't have any air traffic controllers. >> in the same way, you could cover, for instance, chicago's o'hare from new york's kennedy someday. i remember when they took the tollbooths out, there will still be a human in there watching over the thing. there are no humans. >> necessarily, the human eye is not always the best thing out there. we can deploy technology now that gives us infrared to see through bad weather or thermal to see if there's animals on the runway before they land. supplement it wi

the federal aviation administration and national transportation investigation board are investigating. >>frank: 50 kayakers had to be rescued when they ran into rough seas over the weekend, rescue boats picked them off on hog islands and pelican point yesterday at 1 am, the kayakers were on a guided night tour when the winds picked up and wanted to boats kayak capsized and two people were treated for hypothermia. >>michelle: there was a meeting to discuss the migrant crisis and redistribute the tens of thousands of people and escaping poverty in the middle east and asia and africa. they are calling for a quota system and eastern european states. >>frank: classes are canceled for the fourth straight day as 53 as 53,000 students are disputing issues of pay raises in the length of the school day to make up for the loss of the time. they will have to consider shortening holiday breaks or adding days. >>michelle: it is 4:56 am and we follow breaking news in northern california where a massive wildfire is burning out of control, we are live with what is feeling -- fueling the fire. >>report

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. >> in all three cities the federal aviation administration is restricting the air space and banningrone flights. anyone hoping to get close to the pope will have to leave the selfie stick at home. pope francis wants to stop the motorcade and mix and mingle with people on the streets. they'll set up security here in new york, for people screened for weapons and explosives can gather and interact with the pope when he stones the motorcade. he has a whirlwind agenda. let me rattle it off. he'll be at st. patrick's, all the way uptown to harlem, downtown to central park through to madison square garden for a mass on friday. >> thank you. >> richard g scott, a high-ranging leader in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints had died. he decide in salt lake city from natural causes. he served for 17 years as a member of the powerful governing body. they are revered as profits by 15 million mormons worldwide. he's the third member of the quorum to die. the leadership void in the church is described as the worst in more than 100 years. >> the scandal surrounding volkswagen is growing.

federal aviation administration says it is in effect from sunday the twenty-seventh meaning flying a drone or unmanned aircraft anywhere in the city is against the law and the person flying it could be arrested. >> planning a wedding is not stressful enough, one couple may have their big day turned upside-down by the pope. >> antwan lewis shows us how they are doing their best to get ready for their big day which is supposed to be tomorrow. >> reporter: a mix of emotions in the air at michael left the church's wedding rehearsal. >> definitely nervous and trying not to be. >> nervous and anxious but not for the typical wedding reasons. are ordered, the priest will stand here, and downs all taken care of, place of the reception is supposed to take place here, the boat house restaurant in banquet hall in central park but there's something else going on in the park that day. patricia and michael book the boat house for the reception to 2 years ago. what they did know is at the time the papal visit would coincide with the exact same date and the pope is going at the exact same time of the

. >> and the federal aviation administration also has placed a no fly zone over parts of manhattan and queens during the pope's visit. during this time the lead law enforcement agency will be the secret service. a special program will be held before the papal mass on friday, september 25th, featuring performances by jennifer hudson, gloria estefan and others. we have a full list of performers at abc7ny.com. >>> a compromise in the kentucky that's apparently satisfied both sides of the contentious debate the clark of rowen county kim davis returning to work today for the first time since her five days in jail, this for refusing to issue licenses to same-sex couples. she's still refusing to do that but one of her deputies issuing a license to a same-sex couple that was altered to remove davis' name. >> i just want to serve my neighbors quietly without violating my conscience. so this morning i'm forced to fashion a my conscious with judge benning's orders. >> the lawyer for davis questioned validity of the new licenses since her name is not on them but kentucky's governor and attorney ge

. >> philadelphia prepares, the federal aviation administration declared the city a no drone zone throughout the weekend. that same ban is in effect in new york city and washington, d.c. and that means no flying a drone or unmanned aircraft anywhere in those cities. it's against the law. it may result in criminal or civil charges. those flight restrictions are in place through sunday. >>> and we are starting to see larger crowds on fiphiladelphia streets. it's expected to get more crowded. yesterday mayor nutter acknowledged that businesses will be impacted in different ways. the mayor says the city is ready and the police commissioner told us his officers will be ready if pope francis decides to go off his itinerary or stop as he often does. >> we're flexible but if he wants to make adjustment in his itinerary, i hope he doesn't but if he does we'll handle it. >> city leaders told us yesterday that they expect bigses to make an extra $4 million this weekend. we'll keep tabs on that. >>> the salvation army will be providing food, drink and other things across the city to thousands of first r

the federal aviation administration is looking if they were looking into a nonstop flight to curry favorh david sampson. on average, just 56% of seats filled. an airline typically fills 90% of its seats. >> david sampson's name during the bridgegate investigation with chris christie. >> three days after he resigned, that flight was canceled. >>> "early start" right now. >> new attacks in the race for president. donald trump mocks carly fiorina's appearance. dr. ben carson sheds the nice-guy approach. we have new insults ahead. >>> breaking news this morning. flooding in japan. thousands evacuated and buildings swept away. rescues happening right

the federal aviation administration is allowing some drones to fly under a waiver while the rules are finalized but a number of concerns over privacy and safety remain. from the house oversight committee, this is two hours 20 minutes. committee on oversight and government reform will come to order. without the objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess at any time. i'm excited about this hearing. i appreciate the panelists here today. this is a first in a series of hearings the oversight and government reform committee intends to have as we talk about emerging technologies. one of the great competitive advantages for the united states of america is our leadership in information technology it's our leadership in creativity. the entertainment industry. we lead in a lot of different areas. and one of the things that the united states has done has been a bastion. it's been a great place for entrepreneurs to come up with creativity and allow that those ideas to enter the marketplace and thrive and they create whole new industries. they create literally millions of jobs and billi

the federal aviation administration has giverthen league permission to -- giverren the league permissiones. nfl films will be able to use the drones. the league says it will enhance film making and story telling. >>> and drones flying in the face of firefighters, dropping drugs over prison walls. 2 investigates uncovers a new danger and the problem is increasing. >> we are the first in the united states that was hit by a drone. >> you could be dead. >> yes. >> that pilot says he is lucky to be alive after a drone struck his plane thousands of feet in the air. ktvu's ross palombo uncovered the story. >> reporter: the number of drone incidents is shocking and now a pilot says he is the first to report a drone strike. his story something you will see only on fox 2. [ indiscernible ] >> it is am i ready when something happens. >> reporter: every day he is flying on a wing and a prayer. >> i am very concerned about it. >> reporter: every flight check, every take off. flying him right back to what happened april 27. 4800 feet. his craft hit in the air and then back safely on the ground these i

at the federal aviation administration our challenge is to allow for this innovation while maintaining the highest levels of safety. we made great strides towards integrating them into the most complex aviation system in the world. the act in 2012 laid out a framework by september, 2015 and f.a.a. has made significant progress. perhaps most important among these accomplishments is the publication of the small u.a.v.'s proposed notice of rulemaking. this creates one of the most flexible regulatory frame works in the world. we received thousands of comments and we are in the process of reviewing those now. issuing a final small rule remains one of our highest priorities. at the same time, we are taking other steps to enable industry to take advantage of this new technology now. the f.a.a. continues to issue exemptions under the act to allow for commercial activity in low-risk controlled environments. the f.a.a. is on average issuing more than 30 exemptions each week. we continue to work with our partners in government and industry to overcome the largest technical barriers while ensuring

the federal aviation administration is investigating the crash. >>> a major update to the new jersey fire code takes effect today. it will not include the changes that firefighters and other safety advocates recommended after january's massive fire in edgewater. that fire consumed much of the avalon apartment complex displacing more than a thousand residents. the new code ignores calls for new restrictions on the use of lightweight construction materials. those materials were blamed for allowing the fire to grow and spread quickly. >>> in queens, 19 people are okay after finding themselves stranded in the east river. it happened yesterday when a competitive paddling team's boat capsized near the whitestone bridge everyone was wearing life jackets. they opted to wait for fdny rescue teams instead of swimming to shore. the sunken feeling put a damper on a marriage proposal somewhat went down. [ laughter ] >> it was really hard not to but i would have said yes anyway. i'm still more in shock about the ring than i am about going under. remember. the river but the ring managed to stay afl

. >> in all three cities the federal aviation administration will be restricting air flight. >> pope francis wants to get out of his vehicle and engage with people along the streets. there will be special pens set up for people who have been screened for explosives and weapons so the pope can shake hands and kiss babies and so for. [ sirens ] he has st. patrick's cathedral, harlem, back through center park through madison square garden for a mass on friday. >> good job talking over that siren. paul beben reporting from manhattan. thank you very much. to understand this pope you need to understand the jesuits. francis is the first-ever pontiff to come from the jesui jesuits. >> i'm expecting surprises, i think he'll focus on a couple of things beyond the gospel. income and poverty. and the recent questions about refugees and migrants. >> it's a new day for the catholic church for this pope. >> it is. >> what is so different? >> with a few years ago you would have say catholic church and people would think sex abuse. but now it's pope francis. >> what about pope francis, does it depend

the federal aviation administration banning all drones in the skies in new york city, philadelphia and washington d.c. during his visit between twenty-second and the twenty-seventh. you have to leave those hobby quad copters or photography drones homeless the faa says anyone using one could end up with civil and criminal charges. juliet: i am thinking about the claim--the plane steve weatherford was in. when you see this video. ben: this will not be allowed in skies over the pope. juliet: critics and aviation experts when they hear about a new plane coming doubt that will change aviation as we know it people are always like right. this is going to change aviation. this is an amphibious plane that can land on the water or a runway. exceeds two people, $250,000 or thereabouts. don't want to get too into the details of this thing, inside baseball if you will but the plane is incredibly safe bleach it drives, the inside looks like the inside of a bmw. some other companies did consult and create the inside. steve weatherford got to ride in it yesterday. is very safe. it comes with a parachu

to newsgathering to fire fighting and border patrol but it introduced new risks at the federal aviation administration are challenges to allow for the innovation moment taking the highest level of safety. and please report we've made great strides over the past year to integrating u.s. and the largest most complex aviation system in the world. the faa reform act by data framework for the integration by september 2015 and faa has made significant progress in meeting milestones. perhaps most important is the publication of the small uis proposed rule making. this rule creates one of the most flexible regulatory frameworks in the world. we've received thousands of common and we are in the process of reviewing those now. issuing a final small role remains one of our highest priorities. at the same time we take other steps to enable industry to take advantage now. faa continues to issue exemptions under section 333 of the 20 talkback to allow commercial activity and low risk controlled environments. currently the faa is on average issuing 50 exemptions each week. we also work with partners in government an

the federal aviation administration recommended that the family save a piece of that ice for an investigationng knife and a revolver all found in a student's car. what police are calling one teenager's revenge plot. the make head ladies of times square, what the girls have to say about their profession and donald trump, you know, he's weighing in. bombs, boobie traps and sclerosis our first look inside of the home of colorado movie theater james homes in the hours after his deadly rampage. none went off. a jury sentenced homes to 12 live sentences without parole for opening fire in a movie theater in july of 2012 killing 12 people and injuring 70 others. a terrifying night for one oklahoma woman asleep in her bedroom. when i open opened my eyes there was a man in my bedroom. that's right, catherine thomas says the guy was stealing the prescription drugs she keeps by her bed. she immediately started screaming for him to leave, even tried to get up to scare him off. i was getting out of bed and he ran at me and he shoved me back down on the bed and he put his hand across my mouth. while she say

the federal aviation administration has shut down all air traffic nationwide.try has been immobilized by these terroristic attacks in terms of air travel today, and we don't know where it goes from here. >> i later said that to get through that morning and that day and all the days that followed took everything that i knew as a journalist, as a husband, as a father, as a human being. >> some of the reports we were hearing were so devastating that we really had to stop and be careful about what we did and didn't say on the air. i remember one -- one person telling me who was down on the scene and who i actually had a chance to speak to on the phone, not on the air, telling me that from where he was standing, he could hear and feel the impact of people jumping out of the building. and that's when as a human being, you have to think how awful could it be in that building at that moment for these people to decide that their best option, their best option was to jump out to certain death. >> we moved what we thought was a safe distance, at least what the pentagon po

the federal aviation administration is investigating the crash. >>> officials at a new zealand suh say they will not euthanize an endangered tiger that mauled a zoo keeper to get. the male attacked a 43-year-old woman yesterday morning inside its enclosure at the hamilton zoo. line with the tiger's natural instinct the. less than 400sumatran tigers exist in the wild. >>> 6:15 is the time. time to check the accuweather forecast. >> how fresh is it bill? >> it's fresh. it really is nice out here. it's nice and comfy. it's perfect weather for the suits and all that stuff. it is a little on the chilly side. grab a pullover, sweater. you're going to be outside waiting for the bus or getting to the subway, get yourself dress up with warm stuff today. a gorgeous sunrise. 51% is the humidity. temperature's 60 degrees. we're looking at a northeast wind of 8. look at that pressure up above 30.00 and 30.17. makes for a great day. yesterday was gorgeous, it was 79. normal high temperature this time of the year is 73. sun's up at 6:42. the daylight hours are getting shorter. the next couple of days

the federal aviation administration is looking if they were looking into a nonstop flight to curry favor with david sampson. on average, just 56% of seats filled. an airline typically fills 90% of its seats. >> david sampson's name during the bridgegate investigation with chris christie. >> three days after he resigned, that flight was canceled. >>> "early start" right now. >> new attacks in the race for president. donald trump mocks carly fiorina's appearance. dr. ben carson sheds the nice-guy approach. we have new insults ahead. >>> breaking news this morning. flooding in japan. thousands evacuated and buildings swept away. rescues happening right now. we are live. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. thursday, september 10th. >> let's begin with the breaking news from japan. the flooding is unbelievable. sweeping away houses and officials ordering the evacuation of at least 170,000 people. japanese self-defense personnel rescuing people stranded by the typhoon etowh. >>> new this morning, yes, donald trump said that. critical and some say d

. >>> new york senator charles schumer is introducing an amendment to the budget for federal aviation administration. it would require the makers of drones to install software that keeps them away from no-fly zones following recent drone sightings by pilots trying to land at new york city airports. >> you can't fly within two miles of an airport. it can't fly above 500 feet. it can't fly near the u.s. open stadium or on a parade route when that street has a parade on it. >> you may have heard a drone did crash at the u.s. open and senator schumer says last week two drones were spotted over the parade in brooklyn as well. >>> no school again today for students in seattle, washington, but it's not because of the weather. a teacher strike has entered its second week and for the fourth day, classes have been canceled. negotiations did resume over the weekend after the school district added a raise to its proposal. that plan would add 20 minutes of instruction time, though, daily for students. >>> 6:21 now if you're just waking up. good news regarding your money. the average price of gas has drop cents o

court of appeals against the federal aviation administration. groups have been fighting with the faa for nearly two years over flight paths that they say disrupt their neighborhood, something news4 has covered in the past. >>> doug is here with another check on our weather. rain flowing down in those few location zbh. >> it is. other locations get rained on, most of the storms off to the best, showers in and around the metro region. let's take a look and show what you is happening now, see the dark clouds around the cathedral there. 81 at the airport now, i think that temperature may go up over the next 15 to 20 minutes. by 7:00, 7:30, 84 digress, get sunshine, 18 by 11:00. 91, rockville, 92, fort belvoir, 92, dulles, areas that did not see the rain today, we saw a high temperature today of 96 degrees, one of the hottest days we have seen all year and and the heat index around 100. here is the showers and thunderstorms, again, most of the area remains dry. we have a few around the beltway and more back toward the best, an area now, heaviest stor

the federal aviation administration saying it's not immediately clear what brought that plane down.lane crash in new jersey just this week. now back to "caught on camera." >>> sometimes, getting a better view of the earth means changing your vantage point. and these daredevils know how to do it best. by flying. >> it is the scariest thing you've ever done. >> anytime i see something really big, i think i really want to throw something off of it or jump off of it. >> january 2012, moab, utah. a group of friends converge on corona arch, a majestic natural structure that soars nearly 150 feet above the ground. the plan, to build what they say will be the world's largest rope swing, then clip in, and jump off. why, you ask? because it's there. austin baird, a recent law school grad and experienced rock climber, has been to moab dozens of times. but leaping off the corona arch is new territory. >> as you're climbing up it, you're thinking this is crazy. what am i doing up here? then you get to the top, and you look out, and you can see the entire valley. you can see the colorado river. i

the federal aviation administration says the debris fell off a twin engine jet that took off from fresnonal. the plane reported engine failure and returned to the runway minutes after take off. people who saw all the stuff fall says it was too hot to touch and was terrifying. >> i was in my bedroom, and all of a sudden i heard a boom and dogs went crazy. i went to go check it out. i thought maybe somebody was banging on the door but everybody was out in the street looking at the debris. >> no one was hurt. faa is now looking what caused the engine trouble. >>> bit of a wild competition in italy. 2015 red bull cliff diving world series happen this weekend. divers jumped from high as 88 feet. iain would you ever do that? >> i might. >> usa was well represented you meet want to hone your skills on this. maybe you can give rachel simpson a little bit of competition much she took home her second straight women's title. there's your problem first of all. ginger lee herbert finished second. >> i'm not diving. i'm just jumping. >> former plastic sun blamed for the death of rapper kanye west's mo

court of appeals against the federal aviation administration. the groups have been fighting with the faa for nearly two years now over flight paths that they say disrupt their neighborhood, something news4 has reported on. >>> labor day weekend is fast upon us and it is going to be busy on the roads and on the rails and today, homeland security jeh johnson spoke at d.c.'s union station about operation rail safe. that's nationwide initiative to keep riders safe on these high-volume traffic days. he talked about why the increased patrols and the explosive detection sweeps, random bag searches, why all of this is needed. >> we always, in homeland security and in law enforcement in general, learn from, adapt to things that occur. we want to stay one step aheead of the next attempt or attack. >> this rail safety effort is being rolled out today across the country. >>> now to the presidential race. he did it. donald trump signed a pledge of loyalty to the republican party today. until now, trump had pointedly refused to rule out an independent bid for

the ntsb and federal aviation administration officials are investigating what happened on that plane. >>> also new this morning for the second time this year pilots at louvre stanza airlines are on strike. and the impact is being felt in the u.s.. germany's biggest airline has canceled 1,000 flights because of that labor dispute with its pilots. long haul flights are effected by the pilot flight and 140,000 travelers are expected to be impacted. we did check with you with sfo. one flight to frankfort has been canceled. >>> a bail hearing has been set for three deputies accused of killing an inmate. lubrin, rodriguez, and matthew were charged with the murder, the beating death of michael tyree two weeks ago. the deputies postponed entering their pleas. while the deputies searched tyree's cell, other inmates heard him scream i'm sorry, i'm sorry, stop. >> he's not doing well at all because he's in custody. he's law enforcement. he's used to being on the other side of the bars. >> those that were supposed to protect michael tyree did not. instead, they killed him. >> court documents indi

. >> federal aviation administration wants you to know the cities of washington, d.c., new york, anda are no-drone zones during the papal visit from september 22nd through the 27th. flying a drone in the area pope francis visits is against the law. violators could face stiff fines and criminal penalties. enjoy the papal visit and leave your drone at home. trish: really, has it come to that? that is the psa message from the faa. but you know there is actually some good reason, believe it or not for these rules. our own liz macdonald has very latest on a drone slamming into a new jersey home. and we're joined by jan morgan, an expert in the second amendment who has thoughts on some of these drones and exactly what you can do if you see one. liz, tell us first of all, what happened here in new jersey? how it relates to the papal visit? >> what happened, woman by the name of jane white, standing outside on the street talking to her friend in linden, new jersey. see as drone flying overhead. that is pretty low. comes home, the daughter says the drone crashed into the roof of the house. ap

by the time the federal aviation administration approved a drone for testing delivery by amazon, right? i the time they got the application, read it and said yes, amazon had moved on to a new technology. they used it to apply again. it was this sisyphus in task. sian task. and but when you look at what the federal trade commission enforces, that mattered in 82 or in 2015 and it is what we call a standard instead of a rule. i guess i don't totally understand why the government could not be more responsive. i think that one issue that i will immediately concede is that the government by and large is not having adequate technical expertise. something that i think you get, speaking of violent agreement all around, the federal trade commission for example is trying to address that by hiring. good technologists. they just hired someone from my technology in the shop there. that is a big problem. i am sure that you have encountered that. right? but i don't know that the law cannot intrinsically keep up in some deep sense. -- will the way fourth amendment keep up? you know? ms. russell: there

the federal aviation administration will not be able to verify -- rather, certify new aircraft, interrupting billions of dollars of sales. the pipeline and hazardous materials safety administration will be forced to stop investigations and emergency response training. classrooms will be shuttered for 700 midshipmen at the united states merchant marine academy in kingsport, new york. these are young men and women who are committing themselves to serve the nation either directly in the armed forces of the united states or as members of our merchant fleet, and they will basically be told to go home. and financial support will stop for the maritime security program, or the m.s.p. this is an important public-private partnership that is critical to our troops serving overseas. these are just a few examples from two of the departments under my purview as the ranking member of the transportation, housing, and urban development appropriations subcommittee. there are many other examples throughout the federal government that my colleagues will be talking about today. knowing the results that a shutdow

. >> in all three cities, the federal aviation administration is restricting the air space and banning drone flights. anyone hoping to get close to the pope will have to leave that selfie stick at home. paul beban, al jazeera, new york. >> jonathan is a former secret service agent and current president of a consulting group. pope francis, the leader of china will be all in washington, d.c. at the same time. how difficult that is? >> this is going to be a test for the secret service and resources, putting great stress upon the working details and coordination between the federal government and local law enforcement. >> tell me, obviously you're not in charge, but to the extent you can reveal about security, what are the priorities in terms of organizing that multi-facetted, multi-location strategy of security. >> this event with pope francis, this visit is designated by the department of home land security as a national special security event and s.s.e. with that designation comes a lot of federal resources, all coordinated by the secret service, so the preparation for this visit in con

martha: federal aviation administration is investigating how engine parts drop out of a plane and landno neighborhood. the agency says the twin-engine jet took off, reported engine failure and returned to the same runway. the engine parts were found by residents after think heard loud crashes and pieces falling into car windows. this could have been lethal. nobody was hurt thankfully on the plane or on the ground. the plane parts are with the faa so think can figure out exactly what happened. eric: oh, man, how would you like that? >>> also in california a controversial resolution being considered by the university of california. this week the board of regents is meeting this week to discuss a proposal, statement of principles against intolerance. this is a right for students not to be offended. but you know some fear it could backfire and will silence free speech. will it? leslie marshall, fox news contributor, syndicated radio talk show host and "huffington post" blogger. dinneen borelli, conservative review and fox news contributor. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> good morn

by the time the federal aviation administration approved a drone for testing delivery by amazon, right i the time they got the application, read it and said yes, amazon had moved on to a new technology. they used it to apply again. it was this sisyphus in task. -- sisyphusian task. but when you look at what the federal trade commission enforces, that mattered in 82 or in 2015 and it is what we call a standard instead of a rule. i guess i don't totally understand why the government could not be more responsive. i think that one issue that i will immediately concede is that the government by and large is not having adequate technical expertise. something that i think you get, speaking of violent agreement all around, the federal trade commission for example is trying to address that by hiring. good technologists. they just hired someone from my lab to work in the technology shop there. that is a big problem. i am sure that you have encountered that. right? but i don't know that the law cannot intrinsically keep up in some deep sense. we have some way -- will the fourth amendment keep up?

the federal aviation administration saying if you plan to visit the papal visits, leave your drone aty. >>> all right. so, we shift gears to talk about something a little funny. the late-night talk show wars not so combative anymore and genteel according to many accounts but there's a big question. can you figure out what's wrong with this picture? don't shake your shoulders. you know what's wrong with it. >>> first, for the first time, a major health organization recommending the use of aspirin to help prevent cancer. the task force says that low dose aspirin can prevent colon cancer and heart attacks and strokes and the recommendations are often used as a basis for medical policy and for now they're looking for comments from the medical community. aspirin can sometimes cause internal bleeding. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in

speaker and on september 30, 2015, the authorization for the federal aviation administration programs and taxes that fund those programs will expire. h.r. 3614 is a clean, six-month extension of all necessary authorizations through march 31 of 2016. as the chairman of the subcommittee on aviation, i believe it is critical for congress to come together in a bipartisan, long-term f.a.a. re-authorization bill. when the aviation subcommittee, chairman shuster and i have great working partnerships with congressman defazio and congressman larson. and i want to thank congressman defazio and congressman larson for their bipartisan cooperation in this very important area. without an extension, the f.a.a. will not be able to spend funds from the airport and airway trust fund. therefore, airport construction projects across the country will be halted, contractors that support f.a.a. will not be paid. construction jobs will be lost. and thousands of f.a.a. employees could be furloughed. in my district in new jersey, i have the privilege of representing approximately 4,000 f.a.a. employees and con

at the federal aviation administration, our challenge is to allow for this while maintaining the highest levels of safety. we've made great strides over the past year toward safely ind grating u.a.f.s into the largest and complex aviation system in the world. f.a.a. has made significant progress in meeting milestones. perhaps most important among these accomplishments is the publication of the small u.a.f.s, notice of proposed rule making. this rule as proposed creates one of the most flexible regulatory frameworks in the world. we've received thousands of the comments and we're in the process of reviewing those now. issuing a final small u.a.f.s rule is one of our priorities. the f.a.a. continues to issue exemptions under section 333 of the 2012 act to allow for commercial activity in low-risk, controlled environments. currently the f.a.a. is on average issuing more than 50 section 333 exemptions each week. we continue to work with our partners in g and industry to overcome the largest call call barriers to integration while ensuring the continued safety a about the capabilities and ris

the federal aviation administration will not be able to verify -- rather, certify new aircraft, interrupting billions of dollars of sales. the pipeline and hazardous materials safety administration will be forced to stop investigations and emergency response training. classrooms will be shuttered for 700 midshipmen at the united states merchant marine academy in kingsport, new york. these are young men and women who are committing themselves to serve the nation either directly in the armed forces of the united states or as members of our merchant fleet, and they will basically be told to go home. and financial support will stop for the maritime security program, or the m.s.p. this is an important public-private partnership that is critical to our troops serving overseas. these are just a few examples from two of the departments under my purview as the ranking member of the transportation, housing, and urban development appropriations subcommittee. there are many other examples throughout the federal government that my colleagues will be talking about today. knowing the results that a shutdow