flying cessnas with especially quitman to detect leaks in pipelines. >> 55 pounds is pretty heavy.arry a really good camera on that. a pretty big enough battery to last pretty long. you can actually make that work with the new regulation. granted it is going to evolve and get easier and better over time. with the science regulations we have today, you can operate and to a lot of the stuff that helicopters and cessnas do today. >> will these rules help you grow fsateaster? >> a lot of these companies move away from the r&d stage and operating on drones because they see the value they get from this data. >> asia is a big piece of glu's business. is it easier than europe harder? >> the growth we're seeing is exponential. last year a lot of these companies were in r&d mode trying to test things out. the amount of companies is just gigantic. the amount of request and e-mails were getting, it's hard to keep focus. that's why we believe this will be a big industry not just for us, any drone company that was to jump in space. >> thank you very much. it's time for the "bwest byte." guess wh

this is a cessna 172, flying off the coast. sounds like it's in a bit of distress as it slowly gets lower and lower and lower before -- there no no. oh right in the ocean! >> this is 50 feet offshore in front of the hotel. crazy footage. the guy happened to be shooting on the beach, plane comes past and ends up ditching in the ocean. pretty hard impact as well when you see it. >> on purpose? did the pilot do this on purpose? >> not at all. two people on board. passenger was killed. the pilot, antonio, saved by people who were on shore as well. he's in stable condition. as far as the cause goes the faa is actually investigating. >> makes you wonder about the conversation that is happening in the final moments of the video, what is going on in the cockpit of the plane as he's trying to save both of their lives. it's miraculous that he survived and there were so many people so close to the accident that they were able to get to him in time to make sure he was okay. >>> a clever way to get the attention of your potential employer.

. >> the ntsb says they were snapping pictures with their cell phones moments before the cessna wentkilling both of them. investigators believe the pilot was likely distracted and disoriented by the flash from the phone when he lost control just minutes after takeoff. >> in this brave new world of selfies and cameras everywhere it's easy to have a lot pictures taken in the cockpit, when it's clear day that's one thing, when it's nighttime you have to maintain aircraft control and need your vision to do that and having flashes in there is almost a guarantee of trouble. >> no video from the flight but by gopro camera had footage of the pilot taking selfies the previous night. >>> bobbi kristina brown is fighting for her life at the emory university hospital in atlanta. moved there from a smaller hospital tuesday. surprising new claim from her father bobby brown. his lawyer says that bobbi kristina was never married to the man that many of us believe and have been talking about him as her husband. he was the one who found her unresponsive in the bathtub over the weekend. bobby brown is

. -- who fly a cessna. host: what is next from the faa? are they going to way into these other areas of drone use? guest: congress ordered them three years ago this month, to try to come up with rules so drones could fly in the same skies with all other aircraft. they were supposed to come up with all of the rules by this september. only coming up with this proposal for drones that way up to 55 pounds, they have a ways to go. they have not even begun to deal with larger drones. these are the ones you are familiar with, the smaller ones, flying around with hobbyists today. they have to develop and analyze the comments about this proposal . it beyond that, they will have to come up with the rules for bigger drones. drones can be as big as regular aircraft. a drone just means it is flown by somebody not aboard the aircraft. another aspect is delivery folks, such as amazon, they would like to fly drones to deliver their books and there is concern about having drones fly the faa would like to have one pilots were ever drone. you watch it is fly

a 29-year-old died when his cessna crashed last may in colorado.procamera mounted to the windshield reported several instances of the pilot taking photos of himself before his fatal flight. they believe he was distracted and stalled the plane causing it to crash. one other passenger was killed. >>> first there was a college class on white privilege and now college kids can take a black lives matter class. starting this spring darthmouth college students can take a class about the phrase that turned into a social media movement. professors think it will be a creative way to talk about inequality in the black community. >>> doctors in china are baffled after a woman wakes up from a coma unable to speak or understand her native language. instead the 94-year-old can only speak english. the woman was hospitalized after a stroke until doctors walked in one day and in perfect english she asked where am i? what's happening? the woman was taught english when she was younger but hasn't spoken english in over 30 years. >>> fire fighters going beyond the call

a cessna 150, a two passenger, you know private plane went down but now the ntsb has come out and saidt it appears the pilot and his passenger were taking selfies of the flight and they believe that contributed to the action -- i'm sorry, to the accident. tell us about what went on here. >> what we're facing right now, jon, is human factors error associated with overconfidence and really what we might call a complacency that's taking place in the cockpit. when we have pilots taking selfies and doing other things other than looking at the flight management systems and performances of both the pilot and the copilot as working with automated flying systems we have to really be careful about what we're looking at associated with complacency over serviceconfidence overconfidence, bias and how do we get the pilots to be more attentive to flying a very complex machine? taking selfies while a plane is flying, although some planes can fly on their own, that's doesn't mean we can be non attentive. jon: it's an unbelievable tragedy and stupid move, apparently, on the move of the pilot. >> condole

they say that the pilot and his passengers were snapping photos before the cessna went down near denverey believe the pilot became disoriented by the flash and lost control of the plane and both men were killed. >>> on health check now, the new york attorney general is raising questions about the store brand herbal supplements sold by wal-mart, walgreens and gmc did not contain what was on the label. they failed at all stores and did did did did ginseng and others. wal-mart and others are looking into the charges and they say that the tests may not have been correct for the items. >>> if the warm is getting down a little aroma therapy should have been the thing lavender and grapefruit, you can mix the oils with water and dampen a wash cloth and face and neck with it. and there are scented sticks to trigger memories of sunny summer days. here at the big board with a bunch of big talkers, new england fans rejoiced with hugs and kisses all around and there is one kiss creating a stir on social media they snapped this split second smooch between bill belichick and his daughter. some questio

. >> since the single-engine cessna seats four, cara brings along her mother and her husband jonathon. he suggests they also bring their 7-month-old son jacob. >> i almost begged like, hey, let's bring jacob along. this will be so much fun. everything will be fine. i'll hold him. >> so i relented and let him bring him up and that was the most scary part about it is knowing he was in the plane with us and not buckled. >> in the air the five of them take in utah's magnificent landscape. >> the weather was the best weather we have had in weeks. it was really exciting. >> about a half hour in to the flight, the pilot has some worrisome news. >> the pilot let us know that something was wrong. >> ice has formed on the carburetor cutting off the engine from its fuel supply. >> i didn't believe him because i know he's a little bit of jokester and it you my first time. >> but this is no joke. >> the engine had severely lost power. he did everything he was suppose ed to. he had the carburetor heat on and let it out even more to try to rid itself from the ice. >> it's too late. at 8500 feet, the

investigators believe the flash likely disoreiented the pilot, causing him to lose control of the cessna. >>> you know the roads are slick even when salt trucks can't handle it. take a look at this. a public works driver in pittsburgh had to be rescued this morning after his salt and plow truck overturned. we're told the truck skidded on the ice, slid into this hillside and flipped over. crews had to literally cut the driver out of the cab. he was treated at the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> another day of watching and waiting at a hospital where the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown is said to be fighting for her life. she was found face down and not breathing in a bathtub at her home in georgia on saturday. she is in an induced coma. a relative said her eyes did move bit overnight and they're hoping for the best. >>> the murder trial of aaron hernandez resumes this afternoon without one of its jurors. a female juror was dismissed by the jungdge after evidence showed she talked about the case. she also may have lied on her jury questionnaire. there are 18 jurors. si

this nine seat cessna flies twice daily.t kicks in 1.4 million each year even though there is usually one passenger aboard. another 2.5 million goes to maintain flights to and from lancaster, pennsylvania each year even though it is only a 40 mile drive to the nearest airport that serves the same routes. >> the amount of money this program is costing us has doubled. >> reporter: trying to ground the program since 2011. >> i view this as a cunary in the coal mine. if we can't cut this perhaps least essential of government subsidies how will we bring spending back under control. he is pledging to try to strip the program's funding during this session of congress. if eliminated the fastest way to devil's lake would be to drive 90 miles. >> now we know how to get there. good to have you in the studio. >>> a lawmaker gets a lesson on female anatomy. we will show you the question he asked. >>> she really did hit the jackpot. how a single ♪ [reminiscing] started my camry remembered the choices i've made, to be bold where others are

and his passenger were snapping pictures with their cell phones moments before the single engine cessna last year killing both of them. they believe the pilot was distracted and disoriented from the flash of the phone when he lost control minutes after takeoff. >> this this brave new world with of selfies and cameras everywhere it is easy to have a lot of pictures taken of the cockpit. when it is a clear day that is one thing. but at night time you need your vision to do that. and having flashes in there is almost a guarantee of trouble. >> no video from the doomed flight but a go pro camera found near the wreckage had video of the pilot taking selfies during previous flights the same night. >>> a sharp jump in oil prices sparked a rally on wall street. the dow closed 305 points higher with chevron and exxon mobil leading the way. they hope oil prices are bouncing back after dropping 60% over the last several months. >>> harper lee has written a sequel to her beloved "to kill a mockingbird" called "go set a watchman." it is a novel lee wrote in the 1950s and set aside. a 304-page book.

investigators say a pile and his passenger were snapping selfies when the cessna went down killing bothh from their phones. >>> a guilty verdict this morning for a san diego man who created a website for so-called revenge porn. kevin's site allowed men to post nude photos of their ex-girlfriends and ex-wives and embarrass victims would go to a second website to pay up to $350 to have those images removed. he could now face 20 years in prison for identity theft and extortion. >>> want to laugh? >> yes. >>> all right, take a look at groundhog day in sun prairie, wisconsin. a few surprises. jimmy, the officialog was supposed to whisper his prediction to the mayor. watch what happens. he bit him. ow! >> he went tyson. >> his new nickname is jimmy "tyson" the groundhog. >> nover controversy. the mayor said jimmy had predicted an early spring but then jimmy's handlers said no he didn't so -- >> no you didn't. >> i wonder if he had to get any shots after that. >> wow. >> doesn't throw the groundhog away. still holds on to him. >>> lara in the social square. >> i love jimmy so much but first he

. >> not a good thing when anybody cessna tosays nah, to anybody. >>> we extend our condolences to you columnist there with david carr collapsing. in fact in the newsroom talking than when you heard the news ironically at a party with other "new york times" colleagues. >> a real gut punch. soul of the newsroom. beloved as a writer sort of a figure and defender of the paper and our values. it's a real sad day for us. >> we extend our condolences. a tough week it's been. talking about that ned colt bob simon, just a really tough one that hopefully we'll all get through. thank you both. good to have your discussion. >>> and we go to a break here a little more on the life of the "new york times" david carr. carr most recently known for his monday column "the media equation" about television, publishing and social media. carr quickly moved through the ranks in napes s papers of minnesota and new york and washington, d.c. throughout his life he beat addiction and also cancer. david carr was 58 years old. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started

. -- who fly a cessna. host: what is next from the faa? are they going to way into these other areas of drone use? guest: congress ordered them three years ago this month, to try to come up with rules so drones could fly in the same skies with all other aircraft. they were supposed to come up with all of the rules by this september. only coming up with this proposal for drones that way up to 55 pounds, they have a ways to go. they have not even begun to deal with larger drones. these are the ones you are familiar with, the smaller ones, flying around with hobbyists today. they have to develop and analyze the comments about this proposal . it beyond that, they will have to come up with the rules for bigger drones. drones can be as big as regular aircraft. a drone just means it is flown by somebody not aboard the aircraft. another aspect is delivery folks, such as amazon, they would like to fly drones to deliver their books and there is concern about having drones fly the faa would like to have one pilots were ever drone. you watch it is fly

we have these aircraft, fixed-wing aircraft that homeland security owns, cessna 206's, single engine, fly for maybe five or six hours. they are a pretty good platform but we essentially use them if we use them at all with binoculars looking for people coming to our border from mexico or trying to get across our border. that ain't very smart. there's a system called vader and vader system is highly advanced sophisticated system that enables us to see from five ten 20,000 people fiat day or night what's coming to our borders in inclement weather. for us to fly aircraft where there's drones or fixed-wing aircraft or whatever and not use that technology is not very smart. if you've got to go something that good, i've seen wit my own eyes what advantage that gives us to detect people coming to our border, across our border, through our border, that is helpful information to have so we can deploy our forces by helicopter or by foot or by horse. by horse. and our fryer has been -- presiding officer has been to afghanistan a time or two i've been a time or two myself, we've seen the tethered