it will be up to the faa to do the investigation. we do not know the names, or the sexes or the size of the deceased at the moment. we do not know. it is under investigation. again, that's under investigation. >> have they said what can a plane? >> no, we have not. okay. it was a twin engine 10 310. we can confirm it was departing. it is being investigated. emily can address what organizations would be brought into investigate something like that. >> i don't have a whole lot to add other than it will be investigated by the faa as all plane crashes" they will be the ones releasing information as it comes today. we don't have a tail number. i don't know that. >> any witnesses? anybody? >> i don't know. that will be investigated by the faa. >> any other planes taking off or landing? >> no. >> can you talk about how the airplane operates? what kind of controls? airports, and so these are part of the aviation authority airports. so we do control the airports but when there is a plane crash, faa is the one that investigates the crash. yes.

that was left in tact for the faa to do their investigation. okay? i think we're good. i'm district chief, thank you. >> you've been listening to a news conference outside peterer o. knight airport where we have learned a little bit more in terms of what happened. unfortunately we know that two people did die in this plane crash chahampionshiped around 11:33 this morning. it was a twin engine cessna 3 ten that crashed. the faa will be investigating to figure out exactly what happened and how in terms of how this all played out. and we'll continue to follow this story and have the latest in terms of what happeneded. and of course we'll also be o on the air here just a short while f from now covering the funeral of hillsboro county deputy who died last weekend on the expressway trying to stop a wrong-way driver that. begins at 1:00. we'll cover it live here aircraft crash at peter o. knight airport beginning on our first newscast at 4:00. for now, back to our regularly scheduled program. i guess, well, my mom is here with me today, but i guess my parents are a big help fo

the faa says they are investigating the crash of this one plane. a tampa fire rescue boat was on scene first to help put out the fire until other firefighters arrived. >> i hate to see anybody that enjoys doing this, that has an accident, and somebody dies. you hate to see that. just sad. >> reporter: the ntsb will release a preliminary report in about 10 days, figuring out exactly what caused this plane to crash today could take months. the identities of both the bite and the -- of both the pilot released. >>> a fight turned deadly at a clearweert water bar overnight. police are informing what prompted the brawl a 24-year- old man was standed and taken to bay front health. dead. >>> police are warning about during spring break. largo police officers say expect to see more of them walking around and look out for drivers. they also say to have a recreational driver pup could see more synthetic and recreational drugs with all of the out of towners. club drugs can be inconsistent and dangerous. >>> fire-breathing performer say he's thankful to bay liv

. >> i thought on the faa funding. faa reauthorization. a phony and a fraud. that's a good friend. use your bully pulpit more. against donald trump. >> what i can control is what we do here is house republicans. i am the chairman of the convention. republican primaries will play itself out. a vision, and agenda. thank you very much. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi. talked about the taxes abortion law case currently under consideration by the supreme court. this is about 15 minutes.

it's against faa rules to drink eight hours before a flight or have a blood alcohol level above .04. passengers are furious. >> i want to be compensated for the trouble. >> reporter: we have reached out to law enforcement in michigan to get details on the arrest. but american airlines have declined to identify the pilot. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> another night of celebration for nova nation. the villanova wildcats are moving on to the final four. here is a live look at the tilted kilt where dozens of fans watched the wildcats beat kansas tonight in the ncaa tournament. you can feel the excitement out there. tim furlong is live louisville. this was a nail biter. >> reporter: yeah, it was a nail biter. if you were following me on facebook and twitter. about 20 minutes ago we have been watching on an app on my ipad. we have seen that the game is over an all the people coming out here, you take a look at the kfc yum center. you are not seeing the villanova people coming out. they are staying to watch the team cut the nets down. a lot of disappointed kansas fans. we have heard a

again the faa is investigating this. >>> thank you. fayetteville police say the man who shot a father and son killing the father has turned himself in. 49-year old david soules is charged with second degree murder. police say it happened during an argument last monday. >>> in fayetteville today veterans with health concerns may get some of their questions answered. veterans benefits administration employees will be available to help with filing claims and benefits issues. town hall meetings scheduled this afternoon at 4 o'clock. today's event is part of hundreds of meetings taking place all across the country. it's part of a broader plan to problems with the va system. >>> and new this morning. officials concerned about the sharp spike in syphilis cases. it's at a 15-year high and more than doubled between 2001 and 2014. over 200 people were diagnosed with syphilis last year. officials say many of the cases involve teen males and adult men adding to the concern more than half of those with syphilis also have hiv, health advocates plann

the tax hot line is in >>> the faa expects drone sales to nearly triple by 2020.aa thinks they'll jump from half a million to nearly $3 million. >> tesla plans to change prices in the next few weeks. tesla will unveil the new model a week from today. >> if you haven't done your taxes and have questions you're in luck. the tax hot line is you underway now. roo we're busy here, we're going to be here until 8:00. if you have a question give us a call. we'll for sure squeeze you in. you can go to social media and to the abc7 news facebook page. there is a lot going on with your taxes, norm goldan is talking about something we seldom talk about, what happens when you're ripped off? >> you might qualify for casualty loss and also, if you're robbed. >> so those people that are ripped off, that is a write off? >> it could be. yes. if you're robbed and have a scam, i had a client just, last year, was contacted by a scammer and he lost $9600 to the people. i filed a police report which is very important. substantiate the loss. >> bring that up with your enrolled agent and c

the tax hot line is in >>> the faa expects drone sales to nearly triple by 2020. the faa thinks they'll jump from half a million to nearly $3 million. >> tesla plans to change prices in the next few weeks. tesla will unveil the new model a week from today. >> if you haven't done your taxes and have questions you're in luck. the tax hot line is you underway now. roo we're busy here, we're going to be here until 8:00. if you have a question give us a call. we'll for sure squeeze you in. you can go to social media and to the abc7 news facebook page. there is a lot going on with your taxes, norm goldan is talking about something we seldom talk about, what happens when you're ripped off? >> you might qualify for casualty loss and also, if you're robbed. >> so those people that are ripped off, that is a write off? >> it could be. yes. if you're robbed and have a scam, i had a client just, last year, was contacted by a scammer and he lost $9600 to the people. i filed a police report which is very important. substantiate the loss. >> bring that up with your enrolled agent

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it happens about once a month, according to the faa. a pilot or co-pilot is found to be drunk on the job. faa regulations include a so-called bottle to throttle rule. no flying within eight hours of consuming alcohol or a blood alcohol level of 0.04. the co-pilot of the american airlines flight testing above the legal limit. american airlines canceled the flight leaving a number of spring breakers without a ride. one posting spring break busted. #thanks. in a statement american apologized, writing this is a serious matter and we are assisting local law enforcement and the federal aviation administration with the investigation. >> everyone was talking about it. they were stunned when they figured out what it was. >> that was ron mott reporting. this co-pilot in this case is believed to be in his early 50s. although the rule is eight hours from bottle from throttle, as they say, the faa says a more conservative approach is to wait 24 hours just to be safe. >>> well, let's check your weather today with kari. good morning. >> hey, we've got

faa recommend no flying within 24 hours of drinking alcohol. this was seven, in the morning and chris and lauren, eagle eye tsa person, saw that pilot, acting drunk, and, that is how they caught this guy. they did that sobriety check right in the cockpit. we always criticize or hear criticism about tsa allowing weapons to get past them and everything else. but they have a terror alert to be on the the look out for. now add this, to be on the look out for. so good eyes by that tsa agent in detroit on this one. >> you bet, that paid off. steve, thanks very much. >>> now to a developing story, an easier sunday bombing in pakistan. >> break away facts on of the taliban claiming responsibility for the attack that killed at least 65 people, that is the latest count. explosion happened near main gate of the park that housed children's ride and swings. christians celebrating easter holiday were crowded in this area where the blast hit. 300 people are injured.. >> unaudible. >> the chief minister of the punjab has declared three case of mourning and bri

the ntsb and faa are currently investigating though most of the investigators have left the scene for the evening. authorities have yet to release the names of those who died. >> chip osowski live for us on davis island. thank you. >>> thousands of law enforcement officers today gathered at saint timothies to bid farewell to john robert kotfila jr. who died in a crash. mark douglas has more. >> reporter: as you know, these rituals, these police funeral so. deputy died, but maybe even his life. the pews. the governor, the attorney general, the mayor of tampa. but mostly there were hundreds of law enforcement officers, massachusetts. >> so this really hits home. >> reporter: deputy kotfila spent years as a deputy before putting his squad car between a motorist and a wrong way y driver on the expressway saturday morning. >> blessed are the peacemakers. >> reporter: and he was that. dying at the age of 30 not in a blaze of gunfire, but providing a measure of mercy for a motorist hehe never knew. someone he was sworn to protect and serve. raised an honorable son. >> reporter: his family sa

the faa and ntsb are investigating the cause of the crash, though investigators have cleared the scene for the evening. authorities have yet to release the names of those who were killed in the crash. >> chip osowski, live on davis island. very sad. thank you chip. >>> the hulk hogan sex tape trial is in the hands of the jury. they are being asked toto decide if showing the videdeo on a wewebsite was an invasion of figure. jeff patterson has been covering this for us from the very beginning. >> it becomes what they have described as a defining story. >> reporter: in closing arguments, the attorney for terry bollea told the jury they only published the sex tape >> he said we don't have privacy rights. >> reporter: hogan's team is trying to draw the distinction between terry bollea the man and hulk hogan the character. >> you know hulk hogan. he is on stage. part of the act. but, he wears it because he is self-conscious about the size of his head. >> reporter: the video shows him in a very private moment. >> this has never been about anything more than ththe fact that gawker took a secre

the 17-year-old appointment from manuverring the plane away from homes, trees and power lines. >>> faa is looking into what caused the plane to fail. >>> a woman was trying to pick up a spilled drink when she sideswiped a bus in indiana causing it to go off the road and flip over. the bus was carrying a high school basketball team from the state semifinals. all students were released, but the coach is being treated for injuries. >>> the easter bunny is being involved in a first fight in a shopping mall. a man is dressed in costume trading punches with shoppers at the newport mall in jersey city. the man got into a fight with an anger father whose child slipped from the chair while she was getting her photo taken. no charges were filed, but police are investigating. >>> philadelphia is rolling out the welcome map for march madness, the ncaa barn was rolled out -- banner was rowelled out in fronts of the wells fargo center. the winners of those games clash on sunday in south philadelphia. meanwhile, only "action news" was there as villanova returned to campus last night. the wildcats tak

. >>> right now the faa is investigating after a flight from rdu had to make an emergency landing in new york. the flight was head today new york city when the plane hit turbulence and strike by lightning. it landed safely. the pilot was diverted there because of the longer runways. >> out of nowhere. >> it was bad. >> pretty terrifying. >> my last meal was going to be a bag of peanuts and a cup of pretty intense. >> oh my goodness. thankfully no one was injured. >>> today a murder suspect is suspected in a wake county courtroom. and a teenager shot and killed dias and rodriguez. police found their bodies last week. one suspect is still on the run. >>> a week after a man and woman were found dead in a home in johnston county authorities announce an arrest. gerald paul junior of erwin is now charged of murder. dunn is accused of an accessory after the fact. two were shot to death inside a home. the mother says her daughter was friends>> it's always worse when you -- think that you can trust somebody and it being the person that you love, it's a friend and trust, and then they do somet

in the end, ntsb and faa are investigating the cause of this crash. most of the investigators have left the scene for the evening. authorities have yet to release the names of those who died in that plane crash. reporting live in tampa, i'm chip. nbc 6 news. >>> new tonight, jury deliberations are under way in hogan is sng gawker media here in florida for $100 million. in 2012, gawker posted a video of hogan having sex with the wife of his then best friend. he says the video was a violation of privacy. gawker claims it is protected under the first amendment. >>> an unsavory ingredient inside of a honey bunches of oats cereal box. a woman found insects in her breakfast food. she called keologgs's to complain. they asked her to send them the box to determine if the insects were already there or got into >>> we definitely had a warm workweek. the highn miami today was 89, almost reaching the record of 90 degrees that was set back a few years ago. definitely has been a warm and dry start to our march. we're already halfway through and the workweek was a b

and the faa will help develop the technology. >>> and two astronauts are going to blast off. a lot of this is coming from. cf. once the mission is complete, they will set that spacecraft on fire to see how flames spread in weightlessness. >>> people in texas will get a better look the damage of severe weather. look at these golf sized ball hail from a thunderstorm. golf ball. >> i didn't. >> weather and traffic every ten minutes. >>> take a look at flagler county. the northern tier a slightly better chance of showers and storms. palm coast, the temperatures in the low 80s and a couple morning sprinkles possible and a better chance of a few afternoon storms. again, favoring the afternoon and evening hours across orange county and warm day and 86 degrees. and back in st. cloud and bishop lady and all running in the 80s for today. today the first day of the winter park art festival will hit 86. check out icflorida.com. come out and say hello and i'll say hello back. and we'll get into the weekend forecast and we'll track the storms on the way for part of our saturday. our time i

. >> you can't regulate them because of faa rules? >> that's right. >> they can get away with these charges, charge whatever they want? >> they can, they can. >> reporter: of course, many of the air methods customers praise the service provided by the company, including kim downs whose daughter suffered life-threatening injuries in an auto accident in illinois. >> but i was told they inititily thought she was dead. yeah. that it was extreme. >> reporter: and r rently showed up to thank the flight crew. >> she wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for them. they're angel in the sky. truly. >> rorter: the bill was $55,000. and she never had to face the air methods tactics that so many others say they have had to suffer through. >> they're asking for help. they're not asking for threatening their life savings or anything else. th're not asking for a lawsuit. they're asking you to help save their life. >> reporter: for "nightline," this is brian ross, abc news, new york. >> join the conversation on our "nightline" facebook page. >>> next, i

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the faa believes the lithium battery caught fire. experts said to avoid possible mode or it can over heat by constantly searching for a signal. >>> in the past two hours car net hornets playoff tickets just went on sale. they are tied for fifth spot. the schedule won't be determined until the end of the regular season next month. tickets for the first three potential home games in the first series will go on sale at 10:00. they actually just went on sale at 10:00 at hornets.com. >>> the calendar may say spring but it's winter in new england. the snow started over night in massacausetts and rhode island. schools are canceled and plows and salt trucks are on the road bracing for up to 10 inches of heavy wet snow. the national weather service said new york city, philadelphia and parts of jersey are expected to get lesser amounts. >>> we don't have the snow, we do have the very cold temperatures. >> that's the same system. luckily we missed out on the we'll have the sunshine with us today. 40s up in the mountains today, 50s near 60 for t

. >> told nbc 10 this is a serious matter and assisting local law enforcement and faa. we apologize to customers for their disruption to travel plans. the pilot, who officials say lives in pennsylvania, could face charges. it's against faa rules to drink eight hours before a flight or have a blood alcohol level above 0.04. passengers bumped from their flights are furious. >> compensate us for our trouble. >> we have reached out to get more details but so far american airlines has failed to identify the pilot. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> manager of wilmington apartment complex said a faulty boiler pipe is blamed for the death of four people after a carbon monoxide leak friday. they evacuated more people at the river heights complex yesterday. red unsafe for occupancy signs. eight people remain in the hospital this morning. >>> from a jersey shore bureau, the u.s. coast guard has suspended its search for missing boaters about a half mile off the coast of brigantine, just north of atlantic city. it started friday night when someone reported seeing three or four peop

but first tonight the faa is , investigating after a plane went down your local neighborhood, killing both people on board. good evening, i' m adrian whitsett. tonight, we have learned that plane is a home built a single engine aircraft. it went down not far from south lake hospital in clermont this morning. wesh 2' s matt grant reports, some believe the pilot' s last-minute decision saved lives. matt: a headset dangles amidst the twisted blue and yellow wreckage, all that' s left after this single-engine two-seater went down just before 9:00 a.m., killing both people on board. no one else was injured. mark wells: like an explosion, almost like a backfire but it wasn' t. matt: mark wells was outside his home at the time, the plane narrowly missing him. mark wells: i think the guy knew he was in trouble, and the field back there is the perfect place. he was trying to save everybody else, i guess. matt: the aircraft went down in an empty field behind the skytop view rehab center at south lake hospital in clermont, an area surrounded by residential homes. witnesses reported seeing fuel l

the faa says there were two people on board at the time of the crash. we don't know anything about them, their conditions. we have heard nothing. the make, model and registration of the small plane not being released either. nothing is being told to the media right now as the investigation continues and involves the faa and the ntsb. we should mention as you're probably not surprised, the winds were pretty strong in that area earlier this morning as they are throughout the state today. >>> take a look at a couple of weather pictures. of snow, ft. collins, that flag at csu is whipping around with the winds and with that wind means extreme fire danger for all of let's check in with danielle who is out in the back yard. the red flag warning includes >> yeah, it does. you know what? we are going to be looking at these gusty winds throughout the entire day. wind gusts as high as 50, 60 miles per hour easily, even here in the back yard these winds are beginning to pick up. that red flag warning will be in place until about 7:00 tonight. you can see everywhere

the faa will allow it. a drone has to be within sight of a doppler radar. that is part of what is helping out the use of drones. is estimated it could be an $8 billion industry in the next three years as everyday uses sure. the industry will lead -- need all kinds of companies and they will want to locate near the drone makers. >> it could mean more appointment for the state of north carolina because when you look outside of the industry there is auxiliary companies that would need to come along. truck but fears of overcrowded skies and drones crashing also have to be addressed. >> it is not just the man aircraft it's that maintaining that separation. >> reporter: drone developers and the faa work on collision avoidance systems the state is working on trying to become the center of the drone industry in a niche between police and military drones. >> the industry is headed toward more of a working drone. summer safety along the coast to prevent shark attacks so disparity on what's available and what's coming to the market. took mike predicts will start to se

. >> reporter: faa says the drone nearly collided with the lufthansa airbus preparing to land. it came within 200 feet of the aircraft, despite laws prohibits drones from flying near airports, and more than 400 feet above grounds, it landed safely but the incident highlights a growing problem of near misses between drones and aircraft. last february, a pilot for southwest airlines reported another close call involving a drone at lax. >> one of those radio controlled helicopter things went over the top of us at 4000. >> on the floor the top of you? over the top of you? >> yeah. >> got it. a drone. >> little bitty one, red in color. >> reporter: the faa has recorded more than 650 close calls, majority happening in california. and with drone sales expected to hit near 2 million this year alone, many fear it's just a matter of time before the close calls lead to something far more serious. >> police helicopters were dispatched. if caught, the drone operator could face fines and up to six months in jail. >>> the news that crab lovers have been waiting for. the dungeness season is op

the faa won't allow a drone flights right now a drone has to be within sight of its operator right now. and that's part of what's holding up the widespread use of drones. as the drone industry takes off, it's estimated that it could be an 8 billion dollar indid of the try in the next threures -- industry in the next three years as the business soar. and the industry will need support companies and they will want to locate near the drone makers. >> it could potentially mean tens of thousands of jobs and initial employment for the state of north carolinaa because when you look outside the drone or uab industry there's auxiliary companies that have to come along. >> reporter: fears of overcrowded skies and drones crashing into aircraft has to be addressed. >> it's not just the unmanned aircraft and maintaining the separation so everything is connected and sharing what they need. >> reporter: drone developers and the faa work on collision avoidance systems, this state is working on trying to become the center of the drone industry. in a niche between toys and military drones. >> we are the

they perished. >> reporter: we reached out to the faa but they're' yet releasing the identity. some even leaving flowers to pay their respects. the airport will remain closed until that wreckage is removed, but it could be months before we know exactly why this plane crashed. from davis island, courtney robinson, 10 news, wtsp. >>> and rain will be pushing let's get a check with 10 weather chief meteorologist. >>> i'm already tracking showers. let's get to storm tracker 10 and then we'll talk about what is new. the showers are moving pretty quickly at about 45 to 50 miles per hour so you'll hear rain in the next 15 minutes on your roof in palm harbor and heavier showers around crystal river moving to the east-northeast at around 50 miles per hour. for the next five to 10 minutes, likely to get the light rain and briefly go to a moderate shower. we are tracking a lot of rain offshore and the newer models in the last couple of hours really indicate a pretty decent flair-up over the gulf overnight tonight. and what that would mean is an earlier start to the storm. look at 10:00 a.

thing to do would be to stop. incursions in the past said they turned over the investigation to the faas taken it very clear that this is not a pattern or problem but just aea bad mistake . he said this will be studied by all snow plow crews or anybody who has access to the runways w. >> have modified the training and the sensitive isis a trading mechanism, we talked about this incident and we do that with anye incident that happens at the airport so districts in our program and hopefully to ensure that it does not happen again.p >> he points out on any given day there are dozens of trips across the runwayay from baggage carriers to security he says that you have to understand this is aa isolated incident and make sure that this does not happen again >> that plane was loaded with passengers, the pilot reacted quicklyw to clear the snow piled. >> local lawn taken on east these cleveland city hall over the use of red light cameras issuing traffic citation says jack shea joins us. >> she says that the city of east cleveland breaking the law by using cameras. anger that she got the ticket ti

an faa program approved him to carry the gun. but when he went for if bag, it was gone. that prompted a search, and police used surveillance to identify the janitor as the suspected thief. they found the gun inside of a supply closet, and spoke to the passengers who became aware of the ins ent d but they say they are kerped about the faa program to allow the gun into the airport in the first place. >> they need to tighten up the standard standards of the program. maybe they need to review the whole program. >> there is no word if the pilot will face any disciplinary action in the case. >>> one person recovering this morning after this crash at a 7-eleven in north philly. this car ended up hitting the cash register, and this is near the campus of temple university, and the officials have not revealed if the victim is driver or someone inside of the store at the time of the crash. they are looking at surveillance cameras to the gather for inmore nation. >>> it is 7:35 in sunday morning, and just under 50 degrees outside of the nbc 10 studios. more problem on the campaign t

. >> reporter: drones are regulated by the faa but that hasn't stopped local governments from taking on the billion-dollar industry. huntington prohibits drones from being flown on someone's and suffolk bans all summer drone flights over beaches. but at a college where enrollment in a new drone minor is booming, the dean cautions against hazy regulations. >> those type of riles are ineffective and almost unenforceable. >> reporter: the technology is unstoppable, he says. and regulations often are driven by fear of the unknown. they are pushing for better training. >> that's really the problem in the industry is training and the fact that anybody can buy a drone and take it out and do what they want with it. >> reporter: but no longer in great neck estates. the new law could shut down drone use in real estate listings. >> i think it shows the neighborhood, shows the parks and the pools. and when our drone guide does those photographies, they get permission from everybody. >> reporter: teens were allegedly responsible for the two incidents that prompted the ban here. the new law calls

the expansion is to be approved by the faa. >>> two men who walked away from a plane crash are doing fine tonight after landed on a golf course. you can see the small plane damaged a wing when it came down at the separatist group country club yesterday. the 18-year-old pilot and his hurt. the plane left lakeland and experienced mechanical problems while on the way to manatee county. >>> -- >> we did not know the plate of the basic it was all right i did not hit the plane. i was worried about that. >> it was taken apart and hold off several hours after the emergency landing. the faa is looking into what caused the mechanical problem. >>> the search and rescue mission for a texas man who we told you last night about 46- year-old david mossman who fell about 100 feet from the deck of the navigator of the seas yesterday morning. the coast guard is using a helicopter and plane to try to find him. they are searching twice the square nautical miles as yesterday. >>> florida senate expected to take a final vote on a bill that legalizes full strength medical marijuana for terminally ill patie

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tonight, teams from the ntsb and the faa are joining the investigation. abc's jennifer eccleston has >> reporter: surity cameras capturing that flash of light against the night sky -- the boeing 737 plunging to the ground. seconds later the fireball. the plane erupting into flfles. daybreak giving investigators their first look at the crash site. facing near hour-cane force winds before landidi. for two hours the pilot circled the area in a holding pattern, then tried again. radar capturing the sudden drop, 3,000 feet in 15 seconds. >> given that we see it was night, it was bad weather, low fuel, the pilot was under pressure to get the airplane on the ground, everything suggests at this point that it was human error. >> reporter: investitors say there is no evidence of a terror plot like the one that brought down a russian plane last fall over egypt. still, the families of the looking for answers. headed to russia where investigators say they are looking at weather, pilot error, and mechanical failure as possible causes. but we know both of the plane's bl

are flying off the shelves, especially because the prices of these things are coming down, and the faa is taking notice. they want to get the word out flying drone. >> miami is the fourth in the nation in drone incidents with aircraft in the past year. >> reporter: today, aviation officials and politicians came together to talk about new measures to keep drones away from airports and the traveling public. mayor carlos gimenez say 44 million passengermillion passengers travel through mia and the number one economic engine in miami-dade county. they essentially created what they are calling a no drone zone. >> our message will be clear, don't fly a drone within a mile of an airport. don't fly a drone within a mile of an airport. don't fly a drone within a mile of the airport. >> reporter: he highlighted the. >> if a seagull which is webbed feet sucked into a jet engine down, you can imagine what plastic and metal will do when sucked into the jet engine. >> reporter: technology like an invisible electronic fence that can take over a drone's light if it entered restricted airspace, but dep

the faa is also investigating. linzie janis, abc news. >>> well, like it or not, tax time is fast approaching. and with that, a warning tonight. if your return was hacked last year, watch out. it could happen again. here's abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: tonight, as millions of americans are preparing to file their taxes, a warning. >> there's an issue with your federal refund, and it's been rejected by the irs. >> reporter: the growing threat of tax return fraud happening to victims not once, but twice. you're the victim of fraud against this year, what was your reaction? >> oh, i was angry. i was so angry. >> reporter: last year, hackers grabbing michelle quinn's refund, diverting it to a bank account that wasn't hers. this year, crooks beating her to it again. filing a fake return. how much is this happening, where someone is a victim, not once, but twice? >> nobody's really sure yet, because this is sort of a new and unfortunately growing area. >> reporter: to combat the problem, the irs adding an extra level

the faa also bans pilots from drinking within eight hours of takeoff. there's really any need to be testing airline pilots before every flight for drugs and alcohol. i mean, by and large, we are a very, very compliant group of professional people. >> reporter: maguire has not entered a plea. american airlines cancelled the flight and says it is taking the matter seriously. david, all those passengers had to be rebooked. now, the faa says that every year, on average, ten pilots are busted for intock case case. >> clayton, thank you. >>> the airline passenger hitting a million dollar jackpot at the airport slot machine. we'll tell you where this happened. >>> and then, tense moments at sea. the u.s. coast guard tonight, moving in and making a stunning discovery. we'll be right back.so many thoughts once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told m

line is we need to do everything that we can to protect the flying public. >> among the idea is the faa is looking at technology that spots not just drones in the air but also the location of the person piloting it on the ground that we told you before about close calls in orlando, spirit airlines flight spotted a drone at 11,000 feet outside oia. assessed and reported coming in 200 feet of an unmanned aircraft. no questions have occurred yet nelson says it is a growing risk. >> you can imagine what plastic and metal can do if it is of engine. >> reporter: two major companies are already partnering with the faa to develop a technological solution to the drone problem. the bill passed committee with bipartisan support and goes on to the full senate and will have to make its way through the house of representatives. live in washington, justin gray channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> very interesting story. $2 billion worth of changes are coming to orlando international airport greater orlando aviation authority signed off on the new south terminal project yesterday. this is a rendering of what

the faa rejected the claim from several towns. the new flight path will send jets over schools and the garden state plaza on route 17. however, the faa says the noise around hackensack university medical center will be reduced. at any rate, the new flight plans go into effect on monday. >>> it was an extra special graduation ceremony for two fdny emts. they both proposed that their girlfriends. the air. the department offered its congratulations to the two graduates, antoine march al he is and shane mess kappa. >>> it looked good from the pictures. >>> up next, being bored may nobt a bad thing. meet the garage attendant who turned the boredom into a huge payout. >>> weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. you're watching "today in new >>> 6:44 on a thursday morning. that's treating us nicely. this is a picture from grahamsville, sullivan counties. a beautiful start to the morning. 30 degrees the current temperature. nice, a different feel. 51 degrees in long beach island. generally a clear sky to start the day. high clouds ear

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