but the faa is very hesitant. >> by the time that the faa comes around to issuing will rules that the technology that can be applied to unmanned flight will already be so much more sophisticated that the rules will be out of date? >> there is no doubt that this is moving faster than the regulations and laws set to govern it. that is a concern that we have, that folks are flying today knowingly breaking the rules or unknowingly. the more and more folks that fly without any regulation, it will be harder and harder for the faa to get that horse back in the barn and we are almost to that tipping point. the entry point for some of the small systems is just a few hundred dollars. >> they can currently be operated by hobbyists, correct? >> that is correct. the faa differentiates between model aircraft and an unmanned aircraft. it has to do with the intent of the operator. if you are flying for fun, that is ok. if you try to sell that picture to make money, that is not ok. from a safety standpoint, what sense does that make? >> what abuses of drones, we were talking about having to do with te

the faa has said the use of drones for commercial photography is prohibited.hed the difference between a drone and model plane. and it doesn't regulate the use of toy planes. this has become a big issue. in 2011, ralph parker was fined by the faa for taking pictures under contract. and very recently, a couple months ago in march, the national transportation safety board threw out the fine and said hey, faa, you don't know the difference between a model plane and drone so you can't bar ralph parker taking pictures for money. in terms of taking pictures with the drone for a hobbyist reason or purposes, there's not a lot of legislation that guides how or when pictures can be taken with them. >> okay. if you haven't established the real criteria between those that are personally being used and commercially being used, how will that affect amazon and their plan for using drones. >> amazon is not quite sure. they said the recent faa announcement is probably not going to affect their ability to deliver packages with their flying drone platform. they are nowhere near

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the faa is under fresh pr*erb towepressure toallow the drones.rying to work out regulations it has six civilian test sites where teams are testing the safety of the technology, david shuster takes to us one site in texas that's hoping to lift its local economy by cashing in on drones. >> reporter: out here on the seemingly endless plains of south texas, where winds turbines easily out number people. a lot of folks are counts on the ground a new industry to take flight. >> it's been a lot of work. sometimes it's been a major headache, but it's been fun because you know, i am on the leading edge here at the university of this. >> reporter: david bridges runs the unmanned aerial systems program at texas a & m corpus christy university. the lead organization behind one of the drove testify sites set up january by the faa. out of 25 fiercely competitive bids submitted by states hoping to become the silicon valley of drones, these six sites have been selected to make what may seem fantastical today in to a safe, every day reality of the near future. >>

how quickly do you expect the faa to approve these flights?e to demonstrate success in alaska and there will be more confident in the technology and our ability to take it to a lot of different paces and benefit a lot of different industries. we hope it will move quickly. we are prepared for that. we have been working on it for some time. yourt's talk about confidence in the technology. how can you ensure there will not be any problems or accidents? our approach is to take a mission services business model. we take our operators, many who come from the military and have use the technology lee -- the technology extensively. our people are the ones operating the systems and delivering information to our customers. we view safety as the highest priority. extensive training goes into the operation. operate withned to local air traffic control authorities to make sure everything happens in a safe and effective fashion. >> we are looking at a hummingbird is that a kind of drone? technology development project. we produced the hummingbird. it is the

an exemption from the faa to use drones in the u.s.ies have also filed petitions with the faa for exemption foss the agency's strict limits on drone use for commercial purposes. with their petition under consideration, several of the companies declined to comment. >> hollywood wants to use drones badly. >> reporter: but neil ungerlighter who recovers science and tech follow for fast company magazine says that drones are not only cheaper than other filming methods, they're also safer. >> when they do crash, frankly it causes much less damage than having a helicopter or crane crash and they're much more reliable. >> reporter: the faa has been scrambling to develop rules and standards for drones as the commercial applications for the technology takes off. regulators have been accused of moving too slow, but recently jim williams, the head of the faa's unmanned aircraft office signaled a willingness to ease some of the restrictions. >> the poten television, it will mark new heights for drones in the u.s. but getting an exemption will not b

in a statement the faa says working with the motion picture association of america to get that request. to get the exemption the company has to prove they're safe and operating in the public interest. >>> rumors flying. the bay area home to an outdoor hockey game. >> we'll show you what at&t park could look like with a hockey rink running down through left field. >> over here on the peninsula, moving nicely. traffic moving without a problem. we'll show you the east bay and what's going on in san francisco for transit, as well. >>> welcome back. live look at at&t park. giants not home today so you won't see any game traffic if you are headed to the city. g-men are in cincinnati. start a three-game series with the red. >>> cardinal headed to super regional thanks to an amazing win. then in the bottom of the ninth, the cardinals puts on his cape and plays hero. a walkoff two-run homer. cardinals win, 5-4. the best of three super regional starts later this week. stanford will play vanderbilt and moves on for the college world series. >>> the san jose sharks still in the running for one of

>>reporter: supporters of drone technology believe the faa acted too fast in enacting the rules without public input. >> an investigation by the "washington post"shows how dangerously close drones are flying near airplanes n.may 2 instances of pilot spotting drones at high altitude one at lax. the other at law guard airport in new york. the drone were his reported to be as big as a trash can with a 15 foot wing span. the post says the drones are anything as hi as 6500 feet violating faa rules intended to safe guard u.s. airspace. >>> new details tonight about the dog walker who was struck and killed by a light rail train in san jose on sunday evening. this happened on stoke street and south west expressway in san jose at 9:00 o'clock near the baskin light rail station. memorial has been set up at the scene. the man has been identified as 5 51-year-old michael felt of san jose. police say felter was hit chasing a dog that got loose while walking it. the dog was unharmed. >>> this friday the golden gate bridge board of director is expected to approve 20 million dollars to build a suicide

ntsb made 27 safety recommendations to the faa, boeing, asiana and sfo in the hopes of something that killed three teenagers never happens again. >>> some of those recommendations include better training and communication for san francisco firefighters. yesterday's report praised them for helping to save lives, it also faulted them for assuming a young passenger laying on the runway was already dead. two firefighters saw the teenager before she was covered in firefighting foam and ran over by the fire truck. >> something happened that never should have. arff vehicles rolled over one of the victimed outside the burning plane. >> investigators are added that if she and the other teen who was also ejected from the plane had been wearing seat belts they probably would have survived. in addition, the ntsb said, not all higher-ups in the department had proper training and several responders could not communicate on the same radio frequency that day. much more on this report on other website, nbcbayarea.com. there, find in-depth investigations into the crash from our own investigative report

the post says the drone his are anything as hi as 6500 feet violating faa rules intended to safe guard u.s. airspace. >>> new details tonight about the dog walker who was struck and killed by a light rail train in san jose on sunday evening. this happened on stoke street and south west expressway in san jose at 9:00 o'clock near the baskin light rail station. memorial has been set up at the scene. the man has been identified as 51-year-old michael felt of san jose. police say felter was hit chasing a dog that got loose while walking it. the dog was unharmed. >>> this friday the golden gate bridge board of director is expected to approve 20 million dollars to build a suicide prevention net. money is the price tag. officials million announce today that the funding is in place 3 and half miles of steel wire will line both sides of the golden gate 20 feat down from the walkway and 20 feet across. bridge director are confident these nets will work. >> for whatever reason suicide people don't want to hurt themselves they want to die. thought of jumping in a steel net down 20 feet has proven

faa, ama zone's planned drone delivery illegal. but that's not the case.o much money and power riding on this technology we wanted to get to the bottom of it richard quest is outside to fly such drone first thing you got amazon you got facebook you got google you got mcdonald's want to deliver to people's home. if droens were able to fly and deliver things the sky would be the limit. >> the faa is saying if you're a hobbyist if it's recreational if it's under 400 feet, then the faa's not interested. they're not going to regulate it if you're doing it safely. but commercial operations would not be recreational flights. flights for the furtherance of business would not be hobby flights and they are likely to be regulated. >> and who knows what that means. >> absolutely. >> but the ban won't be the thing. >> no, they won't be banned. they'll be regulated. what would that mean in reality. >> there we go. why is it that i'm supposed to swifble in my air while you get tot fly. >> because women shouldn't be driving these machines. >> oh, my god. what country am i

>>reporter: supporters of drone technology believe the faa acted too fast in enacting the rules without public input. >> an investigation by the "washington post"shows how dangerously close drones are flying near airplanes n.may 2 instances of pilot spotting drones at high altitude one at lax. the other at law guard airport in new york. the drone were his reported to be as big as a trash can with a 15 foot wing span. the post says the drones are anything as hi as 6500 feet violating faa rules intended to safe guard u.s. airspace. >>> new details tonight about the dog walker who was struck and killed by a light rail train in san jose on sunday evening. this happened on stoke street and south west expressway in san jose at 9:00 o'clock near the baskin light rail station. memorial has been set up at the scene. the man has been identified as 5 51-year-old michael felt of san jose. police say felter was hit chasing a dog that got loose while walking it. the dog was unharmed. >>> this friday the golden gate bridge board of director is expected to approve 20 million dollars to build a suicide

. >>> for the first time, the faa is allowing a commercial company to use drones to fly over land. the bp energy corporation and drone maker, aero environment, will be allowed to use pipelines, roads, and equipment in alaska. it is the latest effort by the faa to show it is loosening restrictions on commercial uses of unmanned spacecraft, rather, aircraft. last week, the faa said it was considering allowing seven filmmaking companies to use drones for aerial photography. >>> starting next year, united airlines passengers who pay the most for their tickets will also earn the most frequent flyer miles. the airplane's loyalty program is changing so that members will earn miles for every dollar that they spend on their tickets, not on the miles that they fly. that change will be significantly more rewarding to people who fly at least 25,000 miles a year on the airline. it will be far less rewarding for people who rack up miles by taking occasional long flights at bargain rates. good news for last-minute lucies like myself. >>> and now an investigative unit exclusive. if you get a traff

faa is laying out some other distinctions. for example, private citizens are allowed to use a drone to see if crops they are growing for personal use need to be watered but commercial farmers cannot use a small drone to do the exact same thing. faa administrator says they are just trying to protect people in the air and on the ground. >> it's a big story. this kind of stuff will not go away any time soon. peter, thank you so much. vice president joe biden taking a page now out of hillary clinton's book discussing how much money he makes. what he said yesterday that has everyone talking today. >>> plus, international intrigue in the world cup. is there a conspiracy between the united states and germany and we'll introduce you to a blind auto mechanic that will tell us about his inspirational story and his message encouraging others like him to never give up. ation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief.

they want the faa to find ways to reduce the noise. a former employee of chicago alderman george cardenas claims last month, because she spoke to federal agents who were investigating him. a lawsuit by maria chavez claims that cardenas is being probed for possible illegal hiring practices and other illegal operations. the aldermen denies there is any such investigation. the f-b-i won't talk about it. the northwestern philosophy professor, who was investigated for sexual misconduct, is now suing the school. professor peter ludlow filed a federal lawsuit claiming defamation and gender discrimination. he claims the school conducted a one-sided investigation after a student reported that ludlow made sexual advances toward her. he also says the school defamed him by mischaracterizing his punishment to the media. northwestern had no comment on the lawsuit. a woman who was supposed to get i-pads ready for students, is accused of trying to sell them on craigslist. markeita beecher martin is being held on bail after she surrendered to oak park

the faa said a few morning delays because of it. getting up to 79 degrees. look out for spotty thundershowers and rainstorms. it will be humid, as well. tonight's low, 68 degrees. a police investigator from suburban new york is talking about how he saved a man from a car that caught fire. you can see it happen in this surveillance video. the policeman was pumping gas when another driver went into diabetic shock and crashed into the station. >> the door opened that the actual compartment was compressed. you could see his legs were tucked under by the seat. the seat belt was on, he was pretty much helpless. he dragged the man to safety. nonetheless he is uncomfortable being called a his or her. >> prosecutors say the woman and the strip club manager work together to drug four victims and run up their credit card bills at upscale topless clubs. all five suspects have pleaded not guilty. >> thousands of bees have moved into a couple of connecticut apartment. the highed has soaked the couple's bedroom in honey. it started as a minor nuisance and got worse and wor

>>reporter: list of recommendation to the faa, asian boeing sfo and to emergency responders. run over passenger 16-year-old tell girl it was with the fire truck. the ntsb recommends that the san francisco fire department outline its priorities. >> how do you prioritize putting out the fire versus going into the aircraft getting out victims and assuring the victims on the ground and around you and triage those proposely. we thought there needed to be thought and effort put into that area. >>reporter: as for asian airlines it released the statement saying we believe national transportation safety board safety board properly recognized the multiple factors that contributed to the accident. including the complexity of the auto throttle and auto pilot system. carrier said it has already taken steps to improve the training of the flight crew. in washington, d.c, lil i don't know kim abc 7 news. >> some of the ntsb recommendation were his directed at the san francisco fire department. panel found in addition qut triage procedures by firefighters and that contributed to one of the 3

we will explain how the faa's new rules are giving the industry a lift.t is next. ♪ >> the federal aviation administration has announced today that it has given permission for the first commercial drone to fly over the united states. one company looking to get more drones into your living room happens to be parent -- parrot. its latest two drones are going to be available for sale in august. i am joined by the vice president of sales and marketing. peter george. you have actually brought two of the drones with you and there is no special controller. this is being controlled by your iphone app device. >> parrot has been around for a few years. we wanted to get into consumer electronics and he started thinking about how he could use a phone to control a car. shortly after that apple released the first iphone and we went into a flying helicopter which we released to market in 2010. that is what took us into that category. today we have two fantastic new toys. we have the jumping sumo and the mini flying spider. these are introducing drone-based technology to

the faa should be arriving here on scene shortly. we have heard from aviation sources that this may be a low replica of a p 51 mustang, which was a world war ii plane, the ones that are best known for having the large propeller in front. of course, we're waiting for confirmation from the faa as to what happened here and whether this pilot had any other friends on board. reporting live in livermore, patty lee ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can follow us on twitter for more updates throughout the evening on this story. we've been tweeting out developments as information comes in. >>> continuing coverage now. it only burned a few acres, but this wind-whipped fire destroyed one home and six other buildings before firefighters were able to finally get a handle on it. now, that fire is still under investigation, but we're learning more tonight about writ start and had how it became so destructive. as ktvu's john sasaki tells us, today was a day for those victims to assess the damage. >> the smoke has cleared, revealing the damage comes by yes

the faa says that caused him miss his approach all together. >>> it's the 200 birthday the song that would become our national anthem. ♪[ music ] . ""star-spangled banner" "sing-alongs were celebrated today. it became our national anthem in 1931. hidden cash brought out the crowds in new york city. bay area millionaire jason buzi was behind it. he is taking his scavenger hunt to cities around the world. today he hit two big new york city parks and this because one of the lucky finders. >> people told me it was in new york and i turned on my twitter notifications. >> buzi hid four envelopes in central park alone, each had a $50 bill. >> there are apparehtly two things that will be with us all summer. >> fog and low clouds around the shoreline and hidden cash story. we do have some fog packing in along the shoreline as we look forwards sfo, the numbers 60 degrees, finally cooling down in concord. san francisco 57 and san josi 59. and in santa rosa, 54 degrees. as we head out tomorrow, we'll be greeted with fog and low clouds along the shoreline. temperatures will be mostly sunny. by to

. >>> well, the faa is grounding the commercial use of delivery drones. the plans by companies like amazon.com to use drone aircraft to make deliveries for other commercial uses will not happen. they are illegal it says, the faa does allow drones to be flown for fun as long as they are kept below 400 feet. >>> talking about final, a lot of buzz about google from the annual developer's conference. shares rose more than 2% after the company unveiled a big update in extension for the android operating system, as well as new warble gadgets and a smart home device. josh lipton has more. >> today we're happy to announce android auto. >> android tv. >> android wear. >> reporter: it's an android world, that was the theme of the google developer's conference. it wants users on its operating system no matter where they are, at home, at work, even in their cars. >> we've redesigned the android platform for automotive making it easier and safer for the services drivers want in the car and most importantly, android auto is completely voice enabled. you can keep your h

in a document released this week, the faa says amazon's proposal is an example of what's barred under the rules allowing drones for only recreational purples. the faa did not specify amazon prime air, but it notes someone offering free shipping viladviv drones, that would be defined as a business purpose. >>> google's io developer's conference kicked off this morning in san francisco. developing its latest product, called android tv. the google powered tv set-top box will let people watch shows and listen to music, play games, similar to appletv, roku and amazon's fire tv. >>> new research shows that 3-d mammograms may be better at discovering breast cancer than regular scans. that's compared to conventional mammograms. there were also 15% fewer false alarms. the study was published in the journal of the american medical association. >>> whole foods has been ordered to pay $800,000 in fines for overcharging customers. investigators say the chain did not subtract the weight of the container when selling food from the salad and food bar. the weight of packaged goods was less than what w

with congress now asking the faa to come up with additional safety guidelines for civilian drones by next year, 36 states have already introduced legislation to provide privacy protection from drones. >> technology develops much faster than the laws can develop and keep up. this creates a gray area how it's appropriate to use technology. >> reporter: back in seattle, a real estate contractor apologized to her, saying the drone was shooting property. but the faa estimates there could be more than 7,000 civilian drones in the air by next year, bringing new perspective on the right to privacy. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we continue after the break, that was who we thought it was sitting next to matt lauer this morning on "today." >>> one of this country's greatest and most durable actors has died. eli wallach was a staple on stage and film and television for over 60 years. and shared the billing with his wife, anne jackson. wallach was born in brooklyn. he earned a masters degree in education, which may account for his precision with the english language. while set

page 30 of table three of our report, 53 percent of the costs were about 847,000 would be born by the faa the remaining 750,000 and 47 percent from the airport capitol funds and this is a long standing program and as you know, that we recommend that you approve the resolution. >> any questions from mr. rose or staff? >> and seeing none, we will move on to public comment, anybody wish to comment on item ten? >> ♪ >> anybody else wish to comment on what happens number ten? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. okay. we have a recommendation to approve this item, can we have a motion to approve? and we can take it without objection. >> madam clerk could you call our last item, number eleven? >>resolution retroactively authorizing the sublease of real property of approximately nine years, with an effective date of april 1, 2014, for approximately 6,024 square feet of space at 3450 third street, with the san francisco child abuse prevention center, a california nonprofit corporation, as sublessor, for use by the children's advocacy center of san francisco through the human services agency,

the faa has approved the use of commercial drums to fly over land.e federal aviation minister shall allow pipelines to use a drill to survey pipelines roads and equipment. the area is home to the largest oil field in the united states. industry is urging faster approval. >> >> until now the faa has only approved the use of drums for public safety. hillary clinton is coming back to chicago to headline some of events. to mar his schedule to take part in ideas week. clasclass and is out with a book. in an interview with diane sawyer, and says she takes responsibility for the attack on the u.s. embassy in bangkok as the libya that killed four americans. she says she was not responsible for security at the compound. >> there was a black folack of appreciation. >> gave very direct instructions that the people to have the expertise and experience and security. that is personal. >> i'm not equipped to sit and look blueprints to determine where the blast walls need to be. that is why we hire people who have that expertise. stuns not decided whether to run for

now the faa stepped in okaying the use of commercial drone flights.se things may soon come true. rene marsh has it all. >> this is the first time that the faa has authorized a company to fly commercial drone over land. now, the faa has given energy company bp and arrow environment which operates what's called unmanned aircraft systems, also known as drones, the green light to fly this and you're looking at it. a 4.5-foot long drone in alaska. it can be hand launched like you that photo.son doing there in - it has a wing span of nine feet. it will be flying at low altitude but it will always have to be within the operators sight. it will be used to survey bp pipe lines, roads and equipment. we know that will happen in alaska. a very remote area. it is one of the largest oil fields in the u.s. right now though. we should point out that drones are not allowed for commercial use unless the faa approves it. the only other commercial drone the agency has approved is one that is flying in the arctic but big picture here. this is really just a small step towa

we'll tell was an air traffic controller said to a pilot that has the faa now investigating.ustin? >> all right. pleasant weather to start off the weekend. it looks like it continues for father's day. i'll let you know when the heat turns up again. >> and it's a celebration of red, white and blue. philadelphia marks flag day with a very special ceremony. we'll take you there when "eyewitness news" continues. >> sunday will be an official day of mourning in ukraine where pro russian rebels shot down a ukrainian government transport plane. 49 people were killed. it's the worst loss of live in a single attack since the fighting there began some four months ago. ukraine's president vows that those behind the attack will be punished. >> right now american battleships are moving to the persian gulf in case the us decides to take military action against islamic militants in iraq. those militants are threatening to capture more cities. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has the details. >> reporter: the aircraft carrier uss george hw bush and two other war ships are maybe energy w

. >> reporter: budget cuts meant fatigue studies at the faa have effectively been eliminated. the faa revealed tonight it is making changes, limiting the number of overnight shifts that can bebe worked in a row and other restrictions for controller schedules to try and reduce that fatigue. it is the fatigue that can lead to mistakes in the skies where there is little margin of error. >> surprised it is still going on. thank you so much david kerley. >>> some encouraging news. you remember this week began with a shooting at a high school in oregon, the 76th since newtown but wendt this week with a tragedy averted. and it's all thanks to an alert experts who recognized a dangerous and troubled young man and took action. steve osunsami has that story. >> reporter: today, tennessee police tell us they started investigating two students after a disturbing tip from one of the teenagers' therapists. >> this wasn't just a threat, it was a plan of attack. >> reporter: authorities say the teenagers planned to shoot up volunteer high school, killing as many people as possible. in one stu

. >>> coming up, the faa grounding private business plans for drone deliveries and good >>> the ideaery drones may be picking up, but the government is saying that it may never take off. the faa issuing new rules grounding the plans for businesses to use them, but individual drone enthusiasts out there don't worry, recreational use is still fair game. jonas, you say ban them all. >> these drones are serving no purpose to mankind. >> they deliver beer. >> a few weeks ago i almost got hit in the head with a recreational drone, somebody flying one on the beach in miami as i was jogging, and what do i do sue some drunk loser with a drone? the corporations and not the individuals should have them, and the korms corporations are to spy on us, and people are going to spy on us, and they are a nuisance and if they deploy, we are going to not have technology that we e deserve like a dishwasher. >> i lead such a boring life that i don't worry about the drones, and you, chuck? >> i'm anti-drone, but i'm only anti-drone if they keep the ugly people from getting naked and leaving the windows open

the faa grant funds cover 53 percent of these particular improvements with airport capitol funds, coveringhe reminder of 24 percent and so that is just over 750,000, out of airport capitol. for all 28 locations. on september four, 2013, they authorized the easements and this program, on december 27, 2013, the planning department issued letter and you have that in your file and on may six of this year, the airport awarded the construction contract for the improvement of the effected homes and now we are before you seeking your approval of to process these 28 easement and place them of record in the county of san mateo. >> i am here to answer any questions that you might have. >> colleagues any questions to this point? >> seeing none, mr. rose could we go to your report, please? >> yes, mr. chairman, and supervisor avalos on the bottom of page 29 is shown in table two, the cost to require, the first 28 easements from the properties is 1 million, 597,514 and it will pay for the sound proofing of the residences and the costs and pertaining to the aircraft noise and that is, that the airport ha

. >> reporter: the ntsb also made 27 different safety recommendations to the faa, boeing, asiana airlines, and sfo and the firefighters there. included among those recommendations, that the faa convene an expert panel to study further human computer interactions inside cockpits, and the recommendation that asiana airlines itself start training its pilot morse in how to manually fly the airplanes. reporting from washington, i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >>> more details now. while today's report praised firefighters for helping to save lives, it also criticized them for inadequate training and poor communication. the ntsb faulted firefighters for assuming a young passenger laying on the runway was dead when they should have checked her for a pulse. moments later, the victim was covered in firefighting foam and run over by a fire truck. the ntsb also said if she and one of the other deceased victims were wearing their seatbelts at the time of landing, they would have survived. we continue our coverage of the asiana crash on our website, nbcbayarea.com. just click on the window on th

there's some confusion over just how binding this faa decision truly is. >> right.y're saying it has to do with commercial products. we're seeing drones already in use by municipalities. they're being used on the border already. so, they're saying no profit-making from drones. that means no commercial delivery. so, what this means for amazon, we're not sure yet, and it seems as if the faa's just not ready to regulate all of these drones in the air. right now there's a limit of 400 feet. some municipalities are lobbying for that to go higher. so you know, if you imagine what this would look like, galactic city. they're just not ready to make sure we're all safe yet. >> but what i don't understand is how the faa can say that amateurs can fly drones and those with special permission from the faa -- it seems like a very big, a very wide disparity here in the types of entities that are allowed to fly drones, and then why in the middle, even if you have amazon prime, which is free, you can't do it. >> and isn't there potentially an appeal pending for all of this? >> i thi

. >> there's enough faa regulation. >> well, there's nothing more frustrating than to be sitting -- it's like you're sitting on a gray round bus. you're not moving. >> you can't explain it to a 3-year-old or the flight attendant. >> jetblue did apologize and they offered her full credit and a $5,000 to a charity of her choice. the mother said it was an awful experience but i couldn't be happier with the outcome. jetblue gave us $5,000 to a charity of our choice. >> all right, jetblue. how come everybody gets back to us when we're about to go on the air. >> this all drags our showdown. >> this is the incident in question happened while the aircraft was on the taxi way. the risk of sudden air craft movement, the crew made a -- an faa based decision -- we said that but thank you thank you for getting back to us, actually because nobody ever does. >> if they get back we should thank them, too. we have to read the whole statement which is just what you said. >> everybody is buzzing about the world cup. i didn't see a second of it because i had such a crazy weekend. >> it's hard to escape it b

the faa says no one was in any danger. >>> a computer system crash at target triggered long checkout lines at stores in at least five states. thousands of angry customers, many forced to leave empty-handed, took to social media, tweeting complaints and pictures of long lines yesterday. the payment system problems affect only debit cards. customers were still able to pay with credit cards and cash. target says the computer crash was not a security issue. >>> and starbucks wants more degrees. that doesn't mean hotter coffee. the coffee shop chain will offer free college education to thousands of its workers. starbucks and arizona state university will announce the online education program later today. the company will pick up as much as full tuition, and there's no requirement that workers stay with starbucks afterwards. that's really interesting. >> good deal. 135,000 employees, apparently, eligible for this program. and i think it really shows companies are competing for good workers now, right? >> yeah. and it's kind of fascinating, they've got oprah doing the whole chi thing. >> th

faa just gave bp permission to fly the first commercial drone over land.king with drone --ufacturer aerial surveys they flew a drone on sunday to survey bp pipelines, roads, and equipment. the largest oil sales in the united states. the vice president of marketing strategy, thank you so much for joining us. how did the first survey go? >> we have been working on this for quite some time. he did a number of .emonstrations they proved the technology out and continuing to advance it in the military don't name -- domain. this is a landmark moment for this industry and a number of industries globally. >> i understand you have brought a drone with you today. show it to us and talk about the potential for drone technology in your line of work. > i brought with me the wasp uas. we call it unmanned aircraft system. this has as much technology as a private plane piloted by a person. al qaeda technology related to navigation, autonomous operation. like the system operating in alaska, this is designed to provide information. it is turning bridges and pipelines and roa

. >>> the faa has begun an investigate into what caused a single-engine plane to crash in a delawared were rescued by helicopter but did not appear to have life-threatening injuries. the plane reported engine trouble before it went down. back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. the history of sky diving dates back to 1485 when leonardo da vinci sketched the first blueprints for a parachute. these days, hundreds of thousands of people jump from high places and planes every year, deploying parachutes to bring them safely back to earth. according to the united states parachute association, the likelihood of a fatal crash is roughly 1 in 140,000. and the sky diver you're about to see escapes that fate by the skin of his teeth. an experienced sky diver is sailing down to earth at 45 miles per hour. like he's done more than 300 times before. but this time, something goes horribly wrong. >> are you okay? >> i've been in other situations where i've got out of them. this one here where the winds happened to catch me at the wrong time. i had to m