what the faa is saying. >>> more mask confusion. the biden administration now saying it will appeal a judge's ruling that struck down the mask mandate on planes and public transportation, so what happens next? >>> johnny depp takes the stand. >> it turned into madness, chaos. >> describing the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of his ex-wife. how he says the tip of his finger was severed and where the caoes fr >>> celebrating the queen, elizabeth turns 96 today but why her grandson prince harry is causing more controversy. >>> big hit. the shocking moment at this baseball game. what we're learning about the player who made that tackle. >>> and later a brother's love for his little sister. the video capturing hearts across america. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the chaos at the u.s. capitol last night. the entire capitol complex was quickly evacuated. >> police issued an urgent watching about an approaching plane saying it posed a probable threat. it turns out it was all a big misunderstanding. this morning,

the faa has cracked down following three incidents.ense of the parachuter who jumped out of a airplane crashing, and then sunday, an out of control cessna crashed into the arizona desert. >> we're both here and good to go. everybody is safe and sound and i guess that's the important part. >> reporter: the two veteran skydivers survived the stunt, which required two diving planes to be empty, under the control of autopilot. but days before, the faa denied the request to be exempt from the rule that requires pilots at the controls all the time. aikens did not return our multiple requests for comment. >> i can't defend it. and i don't think they can, either. >> reporter: he says the faa will likely pursue larger punishment. especially since the agency just revoked the silence of trevor jacob, whose "i trashed my plane" youtube video has been teen more than 2 million times. the faa says he purposely caused the crash, jumping out while holding a camera attached to a selfie stick. >> he needed someone to put the brake on him. now the faa is.

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the faa did not send that out to capitol police. team said they did everything they were supposed to do, required the paperwork, got faa approval before the jump. the army said last night they would be reviewing that flight after the review. the army said it confirmed the parachute team filed all appropriate and required federal aviation administration documentation and got faa approval. capitol police, victor, standing by that decision saying sometimes you have to make quick calls. seconds matter here. they made the decision they made and sometimes that decision in a worse scenario could be life and death. they're standing by this choice they made. why these decisions -- what led up to this? what was going on internally, there are still some outstanding questions. at this point what we know is that capitol police, again, told congressional staff they did not get the alert that they normally get when there's an event like this, victor. >> certainly frightening a year after january 6th. thank you. >>> the justice department is appeal

. >>> defying death and the faa. the pilot in that failed plane swap stunt admitting he never got federal clearance to do it. his statement this morning. >>> and jazzfest returns after a three-year pandemic gap. ♪ and the change to a century old rule making those sounds extra sweet. >>> good morning, america. a lot to cover on this very busy morning. in the war in ukraine, pentagon officials saying russian forces are behind schedule and have been slowed in their advances on eastern ukraine. >>> and some diplomatic maneuvering shaping up now that vladimir putin has reportedly agreed to attend the g20 summit taking place in november even as president biden says putin should be removed from the g20. >> and we'll have more on ukraine in just a moment. >>> we begin with the devastating tornado damage overnight. dramatic images capturing this tornado. look at that. touching down about 15 miles outside of wichita, kansas, destroying as many as 100 homes and buildings. danielle breezy from our affiliate wkrn in nashville joi

the faa says nationwide the number jumped 41% in the last 12 months. pilots have a lot to say about this. kris van cleave says the bright lights can be a matter of life and death. >> we were just hit with a laser. >> reporter: flying low over florida sheriffs watched the helicopter get lit up by a blinding laser aimed at the crew from the ground . >> all you see is green. it is very disorienting. >> reporter: deputy ben c horn was at the controls. >> once the laser hits the cop it bounces everywhere and it is blinding. >> reporter: laser strikes on aircraft are soaring up 41% last year to more than 9700. that is more than an one in our. >> reporter: california, texas and florida lead the nation in incidents. 47 pilots reported injuries last year. lasers can cause a temporary blindness and some cases lasting eye injuries. they often occur just as pilots are about to land. we >> we have a laser pointed at us. >> reporter: in seattle the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward after a dramatic increase in laser incidents. pilots reported more than 100 strikes ja

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the faa is investigating that standpoint >> they asked for permission from the faa, and the faa said,. don't do it. and they did it anyway. there is the rub. >> ask for forgiveness later. he is right there. there he is. all right. thanks for watching kpix 5 at 6:00. y cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, the major news involving your health. the antiviral pill to combat covid that could be available at your pharmacy soon. plus, the change in guidance for taking aspirin. what you need to know. a pandemic game changer? tonight, the biden administration secures 20 million courses of paxlovid. what is it? how does it work? we have all the details. and the breaking news about the booster and kids. plus, as the c.d.c. says most americans have had covid, vice president kamala harris tests positive. so, when was her most recent meeting with president biden? america's military housing crisis: lead, asbestos, mold, and mildew. the investigation tonight into the condition of homes for our

the faa said the program has helped reduce the violent incident rate by more than 60%. now the federal mask mandate has been lifted for public transportation. some airlines are reevaluating their lists of >> bad passengers. united airlines issuing a statement saying that they will allow customers who were banned for failing to comply with the mask mandate on a case by case basis. alaska airlines will also allow previously banned passengers to fly except those whose behavior was, quote, particularly egregious. and delta airlines says that they will allow banned passengers to return, but only after they demonstrate an understanding of their expected behavior. >> now to the east bay and what was said to be a serious and credible threat had uc berkeley lockdown for hours earlier today. scary situation that a lockdown was lifted about 2 o'clock this afternoon when. >> university college police say that that individual who made the threats was found and is no longer considered a risk for some. and harry live on campus tonight. amanda, what are we learning about the situation

. >>> back now with the video that's got youtuber trevor jacob in hot water with the faa. it shows him jumping out of a small plane that he claimed had malfunctioned. immediately after its release, aviation experts called it staged. now the faa agrees saying jacob purposely abandoned the plane and allowed it to crash in southern california. it has revoked his pilot certificate, effectively ending his permission to operate aircraft. >> that's what happens when you do it for the gram. >>> honors have been handed out for those who saw something and said something. >> they are credited with helping to track down and recover the suspect accused in the subway shooting. >> about 20 feet away i saw frank james sitting down at that bench over there, so i got out my camera and quickly took a photo of the street, and that's when he noticed that he was being photographed, and he started walking away. >> jack says he heard the shutter of his camera and got up and left. griffin wasn't looking for the man accused of unleashing a rain of terror on a subway last week. he was on a school fi

but it can't run test flights or launches without a new license from the faa. the faa says spacex has made changes that need more analysis. >>> from trendy clips to sports highlights, mavericks owner mark cuban thinks tiktok could be the future of sports media. during a recent podcast, cuban points out the app uses anni taylor to shorter attention spans and said that would be perfect for younger fans who can't sit through an entire game or to keep people engaged with slower sports like baseball. he says all companies could learn more how tick-tock uses its content. >>> google is revealing the top trending searches for the month of april. among the top search, mask mandates. a lot of people also focusing on the changing rules for wearing masks on public transportation. people were googling if they would need a mask to fly, walk through the airport, take an uber, or visit disneyland. the most searched covid questions have changed a lot during the course of this pandemic. >> in 2020, the top search there was what is coronavirus. people didn't know what it was. in

as of this week, there have been over 1200 reports of unruly passengers according to faa data.s include more than 700 mask-related incidents. joining us now white house reporter for "the wall street journal," my friend, good morning, we know that the fight now, over mask mandates, this legal fight, it could take weeks or even months to resolve. take us behind the scenes as to how the biden administration decided they would want to contest this, implications for the cdc going forward and what do you think the eventual outcome could be. >> good morning, jonathan. you know, it was telling that it took a couple of days for the administration to move forward with an appeal here. i think if this had taken place six to nine months ago, we probably would have seen quick action. and it just reflects the challenges here for the administration. you know, if they let this ruling stand, they may be limiting their act to reimpose some kind of mask mandate, six to nine months from now, when you could have another wave in which you need to take steps to protect the public health. but there's a

this comes after the faa recorded a number of unruly passenger incidents. >> he says the idea is fine violent passengers but shouldn't include people who are just frustrated flyers. >> if there threatening people or violence, okay. but, for somebody who is is generally frustrated, i can understand and empathize with somebody being frustrated right now. sir, i wouldn't want to do something like that. >> the faa looked into more than 1100 serious incidents last year. that is a triple the previous high. >>> coming up next, (music throughout) >>> fans of kpop sensation bam bam rushing to the warriors shop in san francisco today. he and the warriors dropped exclusive merchandise. >> fans waited hours in line to get these shirts. 50 lucky fans got to meet bam bam and actually get there merchandise signed. >> i would probably just freeze when i see him. i've been a fan for so long. him and his group, actually. so, i will be nervous. >> he's a good singer, he's funny. >> wow. >> bam bam to popularity rapping with got seven. a popular group. he will be playing at halftime at the warriors regul

after one of the aircraft started spiraling out of control and now we're learning the faa denied themion to even perform that maneuver. details ahead. >>> we've got wild fires across three states, arizona, nebraska and new mexico burning more than 150,000 acres so far. >>> a springtime blizzard slammed through north dakota dropped 18 inches of snow and there is al. he's been watching the system. could bring more flooding to texas this morning. the full forecast straight ahead. >>> starting in ukraine, secretaries of state and defense speaking out overnight after they met face to face with president zelenskyy in diva. the highest level american visit since the war began. details on what was discussed, what's next? and erin mclaughlin in ukraine for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. embassy is sealed off as it has since the beginning november war. on sunday the u.s. secretaries of state and defense visited the ukrainian capital with promises of more military aid and diplomacy they say is necessary for ukraine to win this war. for the first time since the beginning th

the faa is investigating what went wrong. >> maybe the faa did call someone. maybe they didn't.r the complex. >> it has to be a split-second decision. you can't start making phone calls at that point. it's too late. you have got to dump the building. >> the capitol teams with lawmakers, aids, and journalists when congress is in session. congress has been out on easter break. >> if the house had been in session there would have been wholesale panic. >> army parachute team filed proper paperwork for the flights. lawmakers are anxious. >> there have been too many mistakes. mistakes leading up to on january 6th when it comes to the security posture of the capitol and mistakes made last night. >> authorities are been on edge about an air attack at the capitol ever since 9/11. the plane that crashed in pennsylvania was headed right here. bret? >> bret: chad, thank you. after just a few weeks of operation, cable news network cnn is pulling the plug on its new streaming service cnn plus. fox news media analyst, host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz tells us why tonight. >> no one cou

house speaker nancy pelosi called the failure of the faa to notify capitol police of the flyover, quote, outrageous and inexcusable. the faa said it will conduct a thorough review. >>> this morning, president biden is expected to announce a new package of military aid to help ukraine defend itself from the ongoing russian invasion. the new assistance is likely to include heavy artillery and ammunition for the escalating battle in ukraine's east. it comes as the new "associated press" poll shows 54% of americans believe mr. biden has not been tough enough on russia. 36% say his approach has been about right, while 8% say he's been too tough. bradley blackburn is in new york the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that poll also shows just 32% of americans believe the u.s. should have a major role in the conflict, a number that's dropped since last month. so that's the situation the president is dealing with when he speaks to the nation this morning -- trying to support ukraine without getting dragged into a war with russia. president biden is expected to announce today anoth

overnight the faa promised a thorough and expeditious review of the event, which speaker pelosi called an outrageous and frightening mistake. lester >> a sight you wouldn't expect to see there. garrett, thanks. >>> former heavyweight champ mike tyson is facing questions after he was caught on camera repeatedly punching a fellow airline passenger midflight. now reps for the boxing legend are saying he was provoked we get more from emilie ikeda >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: a fight aboard a jetblue flight in san francisco wednesday. the video obtained by tmz sports shows the man throwing the punches is former heavyweight champ mike tyson. jetblue declined to comment but a statement from mike tyson's representative says, "unfortunately mr. tyson had an incident on a flight with an aggressive passenger who began harassing him and threw a water bottle at him while he was in his seat." both tyson and the passenger, seen with a bloodied forehead, were detained but san francisco police say the man provided minimal details of the incident and refused to cooperate further nbc news has not been

visit indeed.com/hire >>> the faa is investigating an unsuccessful red bull stunt where two daredeviltempted to swap planes in midair over the arizona desert. now, the two men jumped out of their planes sunday but only one made it safely into the other plane. the other pilot parachuted to safety. the plane he tried to reich also had a parachute attached. the faa had turned down the pilots' request to do the stunt. >>> security cameras are under investigation in the new york city subway shooting, and elon musk reveals how he wants to change twitter. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the wall street journal" reports twitter accepted elon musk's offer to buy the company in a $44 billion deal. the world's richest man said he wanted to take the company private because he said he its potential for free speech. after the deal was announced, musk said he wants to make twitter a better user experienc% to add new features to increase trust and fight spam. >> this makes elon musk at the top of mind of everyone in the world. twitter isn't the bigges social network in the

sarah is back with us house speaker nancy pelosi slammed the faa this week for failing to notify theion during the washington nationals game that caused a brief evacuation of the us capital the faa failure to notify capital police of the flyover was inexcusable and then she thundered someone should be held accountable for this outrageous and frightening mistake. a bunch of politicians having to leave their offices and hang out and starbucks is outrageous and frightening? out of nancy pelosi called for anyone to be held accountable for those disastrous afghan withdrawal it is also resulting all of the politicians care about is themselves. >> nancy pelosi hypocrisy of the lawmakers on capitol hill are not to the american people they are not stupid. these lawmakers that live up on capitol hill remember protecting the lawmakers from the people? there were 13 marines killed in afghanistan so what about the people like the passport holders as well those that are standing there when president biden turned over kabul to the terrorist cracks he basically turn them over and gave a list that pe

the faa has ordered jacobs to surrender his private pilot's license or face further legal action. the agency says he operated his single engine plane in a, quote, careless and reckless manner. >> well, lots of rain this week. now you might want to get looks like the weather and may cooperate, at least in some spot meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he knows he's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >> right now, warm, dry, windy weather fueling several fires in the southwestern part of the country. and keeping crews exceptionally busy, especially in northern arizona where a huge wildfire is still burning out of control after 5 days. investigators determined the majority of the cluster of fires. there were started by human actions, but they say these fires became more ferocious due to the climate crisis. check some of the worst in u.s.. history have happened in just the last 9 years with 4 of the top 5 major wildfires happening h

in january 2021, the faa introduced its zero tolerance policy to deal with the surge in reports.lls for large fines and potential criminal prosecution. before the policy was in place, bad passengers were given a warning or counseling. >>> a bay area plant-based food company could lose a patent. impossible foods is in a legal battle with competitor. last week, they sued them claimed them the meat alternative is too close to its own. they are asking the u.s. patent office to revoke impossible's patent protecting the technology that's what makes the plant-based meat taste like meat. impossible says it's confident in the strength of its patent. >>> demand for new and refinanced mortgages are going down. this as mortgage rates climb to the highest levels in more than a decade. the mortgage bankers association says the total number of mortgage applications fell last week by 5%. it's nearly half of what it was a year ago. demand for refinanced mortgages fell 8% last week. the sixth straight week of decline. the average interest rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage rose to 5.2% last wee

the faa is investigating a stunt gone wrong high above the arizona desert.redevil pilots and skydivers planned to swap planes in mid air. one made it safely into the other's plane. the other pilot missed his plane but par chuted safely. it turns out the faa rejected the pilot's request to do this stunt in the first place. >> okay, coming up next, pianos for ukraine, how musicians from around the world came together for the war-torn country. doesn't your family deserve the best? eggland's best eggs. classic, cage free, and organic. more delicious, farm-fresh taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. ♪♪ people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. spithey initiate. like the shot they take. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, you can achieve clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. ot la cit man cau cause seo re dusaliarr heic ra, nausea, or vomiting. otezla

first to the faa news.gh the mask mandate is no longer in effect on planes, trains, buses, boats, also in terminals, that the zero tolerance policy for unruly behavior will still stick around. it went into affect in january 2021 and by then the acting administrator says that it has to stick around because it is just a zero tolerance policy that might be in place. masks have been a huge driver of unruly passenger incidents since the start of the pandemic. the latest numbers from the faa, 1233 incidents reported by flight crews to the faa just this year alone. 797 of those mask-related. so we're talking about two-thirds of all issues on board planes have been because of masks. we'll see if the fa after the continues reporting out those numbers about which issues were mask-related or not. remember the airlines are not going to continue to enforce this anymore. no airline has said that it will be on the front lines saying that it will be the one requiring masks. all major airlines say that they are following th

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and the faa acknowledging, quote, we know that our actions affect others, especially in our nation's capitol region. and we must communicate early and off with our law enforcement partners. and they say they will conduct, brianna, a thorough review of this incident. certainly very scary, acknowledging what pelosi did there. still the feelings in this workplace and this building after january 6th. >> yeah. if anyone knows about the sensitivities around restricted airspace around washington, d.c., it's the faa. sunlen, thank you so much for that. >>> zoo workers who stayed behind to help animals at a ukrainian zoo found dead. the head of the zoo is going to join us and talk to us about what happened there. >>> plus, why ukrainian millionaire asked the military to bomb his own mansion. >>> a big showdown looms as the justice department challenges this decision to lift the mask mandate on planes, buses and trains. what does this mean for you? this is cnn special live coverage. ots? cloudy glasses? when detergent alone isn't t enough... ...add finish jet dry 3 in 1. to d dry, prevent spot

it's not up to them at that point it's up to the faa whether they can or not.aa will say you can or cannot get back on because of the potential risk of them getting violent again. >> all right. the department of justice is appealing, the federal court judge ruling. and if the government wins this appeal or another surge of covid cases force airlines or the government to issue another mask mandate, i mean, what is the message, do you think, that's being sent to passengers? >> a very confusing one, fred. i mean, i'm confused as heck myself and i'm a professional looking into this every day. it does get more confusing every day. but people need to understand that their personal risk is what we're discussing here. it's not to do with the general laws and the policies and whatever. it's your personal risk. don't have this atrophy of vigilance thinking i'm completely safe now. there's still 500 people a day dieing with covid-related cases as compared to flu. people say, well, a lot of people die of flu. but that's less than half, way less than half of the number of p

the faa's failure to identify the police at the capitol was outrageous the faa will conduct a review. >>> a video shows her fainting and falling under a train as it's arriving. shocking incident happened at a station not far. you can see her fall after falling she disappears into the gap between the train and platform on lookers helped pull the woman back to the surface for medical treatment. >>> stormy weather in the midwest as we kick off your thursday nbc meteorologist bill karins has those details. good morning >> hey, good morning fire and ice with this one we're going to watch critical fire danger weather today and tomorrow especially into areas of new mexico. we're watching that in northern arizona into north texas today and then the ice part of this. look at this three-day snowfall forecast today we're getting the necessary snow and welcome snow. it's going to be into areas of northern rockies through the ducaughtoes especially western portions of of the ducoatoes that's 6 to 12 inches of snow and unfortunately going to get a bit of severe weather with the same storm today we'

. >>> the faa is investigating after a plane crashed during aress ski midair stunt >> out of control. >> wow >> luke akins and andy farrington were trying to complete the first plane swap. but one of the aircraft's spiraled out of control, forcing farrington to parachute to safety akins was able to get into the other plane and land it. both pilots unheart. prior to the stunt, the faa had denied the pilots' request for exemption from federal relations to depart the flight deck. >> it's terrifying to watch that i can't imagine what it's like to experience it >>> now to the soaring cost of rent it's going up everywhere but in some places monthly rates are doubling, leaving millions of renters wondering just how high prices will go. morgan chesky is in dallas with more >> reporter: tonight skyrocketing rents forcing a growing number of americans to think twice about where home is. >> definitely priced out of boston in general. >> it was 3.5 thousand and which is now 6.8. >> reporter: from coast to coast, rents are rising at the fastest pace in decades. a record 11.3% increase nationwide t

meantime, the faa says it is keeping its 0 tolerance policy for unruly passengers.instituted the policy during the pandemic. you might remember it was all in an effort to curb what had become a surgeon, disruptive behavior on airplanes. the rule which is now permanent, allows the faa to find passengrs up to $37,000 per violation for unruly behavior. the faa said the program has already helped reduce the incident rate by more than 60%. >> a former priest and convicted child molester charged with manslaughter while driving under the influence was in court today. 75 year-old steven keys. lee is charged with striking a couple walking on the sidewalk and walnut creek's ross more community with his car. 64 year-old curtis gunn died at the scene and his wife moreland was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the judge is issuing a restraining order against keys. lee for the surviving victim heasley previously served time for molesting several children at parishes in fremont and fun. all he's due back in court next thursday. san jose police are looking for this man in

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the faa >> will no longer allow it from force. justin campbell takes us to that encampment to city works to try to move them farther away from the runway. the skies above are clear, but just below rotten garbage and squatters living on airport property. >> we'll stay back. going 10 by 10 san jose city workers notify people that it's time to go. they keep this area and was not vacated. we will start to dismantle and clear by the week of may 16 olympia williams, a division manager with beautify san jose just cannot live here, says the faa is demanding the area to be cleared for safety reasons. this is a flight coming in right now. i yes. i mean, you just. >> for a variety reasons in case they're needed there. any emergency actions that need to happen at the airport. they know this area is clear. the city has already cleared this plot of land from people living on it across the street. they're now working to get people cleared out of this area by june. 30th, a little bit stable. be here, you having to go knowing that this is my home

the faa set to hold a meeting with major airlines next month to work on it.early 118 million people visited florida last year. that's just on domestic flights. and it's a record, according to their state records. with the high volume, severe weather delays are leading to thousands of flight delays and cancellations. airlines are left scrambling to recover and get planes into the right position the faa reports along with weather, demand is higher for travel, and then there are the staffing issues. one of the biggest, a nationwide pilot shortage here's nbc's kerry sanders >> got on a plane, they canceled the flight and i have been on endless lines. >> with fewer covid tests these days, americans are traveling again. but virtually every airline is scrambling to fill their cockpits the lack of pilots leading to delays, flight cancellations, and even grounded fleets there are an estimated 14,500 openings for commercial pilots over the next eight years. the problem, not enough new pilots moving from smaller regional airlines to the major carriers and too few pilots

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local air traffic control, the faa and norad were aware of the flight, but the u.s. reviewing what happened, house speaker nancy pelosi slammed the agency, saying in a statement, quote, the unnecessary panic caused by that apparent negligence was particularly harmful for members, staff and institutional workers still grappling with the trauma of the attack on the workplace on january of 6th. >>> soon, johnny depp will be returning to the stand for cross-examination in the defamation trial against his ex-wife. what he says about her alleged attacks against him, including one that severed his finger. we'll have a live report up next. hey businesses! you all deserve something epic! so we're giving every business, our best deals on every iphone - including the iphone 13 pro with 5g. that's the one with the amazing camera? yep! every business deserves it... like one's that re-opened! hi, we have an appointment. and every new business that just opened! like aromatherapy rugs! i'll take one in blue please! it's not complicated. at&t is giving new and existing business custo

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the faa says it is keeping its 0 tolerance policy for unruly passengers.ncy instituted the policy during the pandemic. >> in an effort to curb a surge in disruptive behavior on planes. we've seen the videos, the rule which is now permanent, allows the faa to find passengers up to $37,000 behavior. the faa says the program has helped reduce the incident rate on planes by more than 60%. now to a murder case that was solved decades later today, california's attorney general rob bonta announced a breakthrough in a case that happened back in the 90's. investigators are crediting dna evidence with the den to find the suspect. >> but as kron four's haaziq madyun reports, even this does not bring full closure to the victim's family. >> after 23 years, the murder cold case of micah wadley has now been solved. >> to meet his family loved ones. i hope today brings a measure of peace. >> and of closure. california attorney general rob bonta held a press conference at the department of justice's dna processing lab in richmond in which he says played a key role in using

. >>> according to the faa, the skies have gotten a lot less friendly now lawmakers are trying to do something about it the bipartisan bill that would create a whole new type of no-fly list. >>> and millions of people have tested positive for covid. but others have managed to completely avoid it. in some cases, against all odds and close contact. meet one of the doctors trying to understand why. >> and fentanyl showing up in powders and pills all over the country. overdoses increasing as police make some major bus. . >>> the hummer is back and it's leaving its gas guzzling days in the dust. general motors rolling out all electric versions of the iconic truck. hummer ev pickups and suvs they are not cheap prices range from about $80,000 to $110,000 depending on the model. but the massive price tag hasn't stopped buyers from lining up. general motors reports its received more than 65,000 orders although some of the models won't be available until 2024. gm officials touting it as a game changer for the company and for the electric vehicle market. phil lebeau covers autos for us. you got

meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi is slamming the faa for a miscommunication.ompted evacuations at the u.s. capitol. pelosi calling this mess outrageous and inexcusable. just around 06:30pm, eastern time capitol police evacuated the capitol because of an aircraft that they said posed a quote, probable threat. the plane was actually carrying members of the u.s. army golden knights who had been supposed to parachute into the nationals park, the baseball park for a pre-game demonstration. they did. at all clear was given. but in a statement, pelosi said in part, quote, the unnecessary panic caused by this apparent negligence was particularly harmful for members, staff and institutional workers still grappling with the trauma of the attack on their work place on january 6th. >> we've got a lot of rain showing up around the bay area now in a lot more to come and snow in the sierra to talk about it. coming up. and in sports, the deebo samuel drama with the niners israel. >> it's getting more serious the night or start now says he wants to be traded one south sports d

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. >>> when the pandemic grounded much of air travel two years ago, the faa noticed an alarming increaselaser attacks. that's when someone on the ground focuses a laser light on an aircraft. last year, incidents were up another 41%. the fbi is reminding people it's a federal offense that can lead to five years if prison and $250,000 fine. kris van cleave reports. >> we just got hit with a lacer. >> reporter: flying over in florida, sheriffs watch when a helicopter got lit up from a laser aimed at the crew from the ground. >> all you see is green. it's very disorienting. it's almost like a disco ball. once the laser itself hits the cockpit, it bounces everywhere and it's blinding. >> is it is, right from the river. >> reporter: laser strikes on aircraft are soaring, up 41% last year to more than 9700. that's more than one an hour. >> use caution, just had an unauthorized laser illumination event. >> reporter: 47 pilots reported injuries from the strikes last year. the lasers can cause temporary blindness and in some cases lasting eye injuries, and they often occur as pilots are about to l

> reporter: it was a jaw-dropping plane swap flop. >> out of control. >> reporter: this morning the faaelling abc news it is investigating sunday's failed live stream stunt that sent this plane crashing to the ground and its pilot parachuting to safety. >> diving. >> reporter: cousins luke aikins and andy farrington were attempting the first ever plane swap, a red bull sponsored event where they sent their planes into vertical freefall while they skydived between them and back into the pilot's seats. since the planes would be empty during part of that freefall the pilots needed a special exemption from the faa requiring a pilot in the plane at all times. but on friday, just two days before sunday's live event on hulu, the faa sent aikins this letter denying their request. the faa writing a grant of exemption would not be in the public interest, despite his argument that the stunt would promote aviation and science, technology, engineering and math. the flights and live streams still went on but not as planned. >> the theme of this entire event behind the scenes has been safety. >> repor

, so we've got a meeting here in may and the faa is looking to address the problems and bringing theers, including southwest airlines, into what those solutions look like there's no doubt that florida is tougher. there's more weather there's space launches going on in florida the flight activity on the scheduled side is back to 2019 levels >> above it. >> above it in most cases. the typypical solves aren't producing the same result. the other thing is general aviation traffic in florida is up far more than scheduled traffic. that uses the air space to we have to think about that as well because it's another consumption of the air space we all use. >> quickly, corporate travel you were down 30%. you think you might get back to break even by the end of the year is corporate travel changes in terms of what you're seeing, how people are booking their trips >> generally again, overall, we're seeing demand that -- our chief commercial officer andrew waterson says on fire. demand is strong that's leisure and corporate corporate business is still below 2019, but we've seen a huge increase. w

it lawmakers are blaming the faa for the chaos.cy pelosi is demanding accountability for what she calls and outrageous and frightening mistake. the faa says it will conduct a thorough review. >> san jose state university's interim president will meet with students demanding he do more to help classmates experiencing homelessness. yesterday around 75 members and supporters of the student homeless alliance marched across campus. essay then isn't living up to an agreement negotiated two years ago to provide other support services for students in need. the original agreement was negotiated under the previous president, dr. steven perez assuming the goal. >> we want to see transparency as well for the other students so they know what kind of assistance is offered to them and what they expect. >> it makes sense and i think we can do better. i think we can do more, communicate better and collaborate better. >> dr. perez agreed that quick access to data is essential for making good decisions. at third and fourth graders in east oakland are

and the faa is seeking its largest fines ever from 2 unruly passengers. finest for nearly $82,000. the others for more than $77,000. in one case, the passengers accused of attempting to open the cabin door and repeatedly hitting a flight attendant. the other passenger is accused of attempting to hug and kiss the person sitting next to her gross and biting another passenger multiple times. we passenger multiple times. we will take a break and be and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. manhood looks different from guy to guy. but when yours bends in a different direction, you might feel bothered by it. so talk to a urologist. because a bend in your erection might be pe