. >> faa officials are investigating the crash, but the cause has not yet been determined. witnesses say they felt a gust of wind and saw the medical helicopter wobble before going down. >>> websites are trying to fix their security and preserve consumer confidence after word of a serious flaw that can expose supposedly secure identities. the issue was detected in open ssl, which is supposed to provide encryption of private information for about two-thirds of all servers on the internet, but the so-called heart bleed software flaw enables hackers to access i.d.s and passwords in minutes. it sounds just awful! >> it is the wild -- i've been doing a lot of work on this, cyber security. it is a wild west out there with our information. this is just another perfect example, the wild west. >> we need a new sheriff in this wild west. >> yeah, you're absolutely right. >>> okay, after honoring the memory of the ft. hood shooting victims at a memorial service wednesday, president obama heads to austin today for a civil rights summit at the lbj library with his presidential brethren.

faa officials say the loss of separation involved an express jet flight taking off and a united airlinesm sfo that was landing. investigators say the problem was reported by the pilot of the express jet flight but the airport at this point is not revealing how close they got. >>> police are set to open a newpletion station funded by facebook. it will e-- new police station funded by facebook. it is set to open tomorrow. it will feature free public wifi and an atm. >>> best women golfers were taking part in the second round of swinging skirts lpga classic. fans are excited to have the lpga back in town. >> i think what is exciting is the number of young upcoming players that we have now and the number of local players that are very excellent. >> organizers expect 50,000 fans that tournament this weekend. >>> oakland marked arbor day with a tree planting ceremony today. it is part of a 28 year program focused on tree planting and education. it was the culmination the students learned about the importance of saving trees. >> since california has been cutting a lot of trees like we are tryin

. >> reporter: former faa official points out u.s.nvestigations have also in the past been hampered by internal problems. after the 1996 twa flight 800 crashed, the ntsb was widely reported to not be cooperating well. >> that was an example that really changed the way the resources were coordinated. >> reporter: now he says in the u.s. different teams looking at mechanics, wetter thather and satellites communicate with each other. the malaysians simply weren't equipped that way. >> they haven't had to organize themselves on how to do this on a regular basis in the past and therefore do they not only have the experts but the organization in the government. >> reporter: there's been nothing like it ever seen before but as for those first days of intensive searching in the indian ocean -- >> we wasted valuable time, precious resources and now we're in the fourth quarter down by fourth touchdowns. >> the malaysians have defended their conduct saying that the search has to be done based on the best information at the time. the ntsb, which

faa officials are investigating the crash, but the cause has yet to be determined.they felt a gust of wind and saw the medical helicopter wobble before it went down. >>> let's look at the markets now. global stocks up around the world today. there was another rally on wall street yesterday. the nasdaq and the s&p are now positive for the year. only the dow is in negative territory, but even the dow, fewer than 150 points away from its record high. a company to watch today, bank of america. if you're a customer of the bank, you may be getting a check in the mail. b of a agreed to pay $772 million to customers, refunding 2 million people who bank of america tricked into buying shady add-ons, things like credit monitoring services when they didn't need it. the consumer financial protection bureau says customers trying to call the bank about their accounts were redirected to telemarketers who then made false promises about the product benefits. in some cases, these people didn't even know the product they had, they didn't know why they were paying for it. it was a big t

the faa says the changes are decades overdue and an agency official showed us the thousands of many studiesy performed to predict how the changes will effect what we all hear on the ground. >> after doing the noise modelling, the conclusion was that there will be no reportable or significant increase in noise anywhere in the project area. >> reporter: that is the reassure from the faa. they are confident there will not be a huge impact on the amount of noise we are hearing. if you are concerned about that or you want to learn more, there are two more public forums this week. tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 at the san mateo public library and friday morning 10:00 a.m. at the federal building in san francisco. we will have that on our website for you. live at san jose international airport, nbc bay area news. tomorrow morning san jose firefighters will dig for possible humane remains at a building that used to house our kntv studios. the building burned down in a massive fire on sunday. cadaver dogs got a hit which means there could be human remains urn the rubble. the man accused of setting the f

faa going about his process yucca ? guest: it is not expected to meet its official deadline, which is august of this year. maybe sometime after that. the hope is that by the end of this year, the faa will have some kind of formal rulemaking on small drones. host: in the meantime, what is the framework? guest: commercial drone use is not allowed. is an exception. if you're a private citizen there area drone, exceptions there. you can't use a drone for commercial purposes. the judge in the court today the faa's ban on commercial drones, saying that the attempt that the faa made to go against this one commercial was unfounded, based like. cooper case wehe will be getting into. i want to ask our viewers to call and. domestic use of drones, do you oppose or support them? let's go to the phones. outhe line for independents of battle ground, washington. michael, you are on the "washington journal." talking about flying it is wrong. it aggravates the whole planet, pretty much. we do whatever we want. when we go to our country and have people flying around monitoring cattle, it creates propaganda and paranoia. with

officials are responsible for securing the perimeter. take san jose. more than 1,000 acres, six miles with six-foot high fence topped with barbed wire, patrols and cameras. an faa report two years ago on stow-aways concluded that security is, quote, essential to deter these attempts. >> do we need to do more around our airports? >> i think we need an assessment and i think each airport operator will be charged or should be charged with that responsibility. >> reporter: a congressman is calling for an audit of every airport in this country of the perimeter security. and a single source tells abc news tonight that the boy was caught on cameras in san jose about 1:00 a.m., seven hours before that flight took off. the boy is resting in an hawaiian hospital tonight. >> thank you, david. >>> now, a milestone in the debate about race and fairness in america. in a big decision today the supreme court allowed the state of michigan to ban affirmative action at colleges. one justice was so passionate in opposition, passionate about discrimination even in 2014, she did something she never did before. abc's ryan smith tell us. >> reporter: closely watching the supreme court

faa going about his process yucca ? guest: it is not expected to meet its official deadline, which is august of this year. maybe sometime after that. the hope is that by the end of this year, the faa will have some kind of formal rulemaking on small drones. host: in the meantime, what is the framework? guest: commercial drone use is not allowed. is an exception. if you're a private citizen there area drone, exceptions there. you can't use a drone for commercial purposes. the judge in the court today the faa's ban on commercial drones, saying that the attempt that the faa made to go against this one commercial was unfounded, based like. cooper case wehe will be getting into. i want to ask our viewers to call and. domestic use of drones, do you oppose or support them? let's go to the phones. outhe line for independents of battle ground, washington. michael, you are on the "washington journal." talking about flying it is wrong. it aggravates the whole planet, pretty much. we do whatever we want. when we go to our country and have people flying around monitoring cattle, it creates propaganda and paranoia. with

faa. and i want to start with something that the acting malaysian transportation minister also said at that news conference, steven. he said officials might be forced to regroup, to reassess if they don't find any sign of anything on the ocean floor before long. those words, regroup and reassess, is that basically an admission that if they don't find anything within a week, they might be looking in the wrong place? >> i didn't really hang on those words so much. first of all, i think that really the australians and this tremendous international effort down there in australia is really doing the right thing. i think there is kind of a continual process of reassessing and regrouping where they, as the evidence becomes refined, they narrow the search area. you know, there were some glitches with this bluefin 21 where they maybe needed to adjust the depth that it was going to go to. so i didn't put a lot of weight on those words from the defense minister up there in malaysia. >> so jeff, what about the oil slick? they tested that oil now. it doesn't end up being connected to flight 370. that leaves no physical evidence at this point of

officials are responsible for securing the perimeter. take san jose. more than 1,000 acres with 6 miles of 6 foot high fence topped with barb wire. patrol. camera. faaeport two years ago on stow away concluded that security is quote essential to deter the attempts. >> do we need to do more around our airport. >> i think we need to assess and each airport operator will be charged or should be charged with that responsibility. >>reporter: congressman now calling for an audit of the prime minister security of every airport in this country. as for the teen, he is resting in a hospital in hawaii. david curly abc news new york. >> so if a teen carrying nothing but a comb can do it who else can breach security and hop aboard the under side of a plane. source tell cnn it jumped the fence shortly after 1:00 a.m. sunday and climbed into a plane that took off just before 8 he was on the ground for almost seven hours. vick lehas that part of the story. >> the tsa play as maim role in airport security. but the operation are generally inside the terminals. specifically the passenger check points. congressman who represents the east bay is a member of the committe

faa. welcome to you both. let me first take these developing stories we have now. when you see that the malaysian source -- coming from the malaysian government, malaysian officials, says well, it deliberately flew outside malaysian radar range. does that tell you anything as former investigators and safety experts, does that tell you anything about where this plane is or how or why it might have gone down? >> no. i think it is interesting information. it's one more set of data that will be looked at. they're looking at it now. as they are looking at the pinger noises. but until we find the black boxes, until we find the wreckage, we don't really have any hard information to go on. >> in fact, if you were in your old job and you were watching this search -- we had had that one map up that showed we've searched here and up here -- these are huge areas. these are not little small places and they move sort of casually from one place to the other. when you are looking at that map, to me you get a sign that we're not still sure of anything. >> that's true. i would say i would have very low confidence in what is being reported today because of the many different sites t

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officials are responsible for securing the perimeter. take san jose, more than 1,000 acres with six miles of six-foot high fence topped with barbed wire, patrols and cameras. an faasential to deter these attempts. do we need to do more on our airports? >> i think we need an assessment and each airport operator should be charged with that responsibility. >> a congressman is calling for audit of the perimeter security of every airport in the country. as for the teen he's resting in a hospital in hawaii. david kerley, abc news, new york. >> well, a birthday hot air balloon ride turns in to a scare near san diego. the balloon missed the landing target and kept drifting until it came to rest in the middle of a bridge. eyewitnesses jumped though help until first responders arrived. the balloon managed to avoid a busy bridge nearby. no one was hurt. >>> intense search for malaysia flight 370 turned up nothing. the robotic submarine searching the depths of the indian ocean has scoured 80% of the focused search area. still no signs of the missing jumbo jet. powerful sonar equipment maybe deployed next. >>> an unmanned submarine has recorded some of the most detailed image