. >> the faa has a regulation called faa part 107. and you actually have to be certified to fly a drone for commercial purposes. >> to have anybody just off the street going out and buying something and thinking they're gonna make money taking video, even if they do have the experience, right now is illegal. >>adding mode. >> it's now live. it's recording. rotors are armed. >> before the faa changed their rules, you had to have something called a 333 exemption. this was a special permit that actually allowed you to fly drones. >>take off. >> douglas trudeau of tucson, was the first realtor in the entire country granted an exemption. >> when i first got this, bob, i could not answer my phone. if i saw a long-distance phone call, i wouldn't answer it because it wasn't somebody wanting to buy or sell a house. they wanted to know how did i get my permission from the faa to fly drones. this is the exemption that the faa sent me. and this explains that... >> granted exemption. >> ...i cannot fly within five miles in an -- of an airport. >>

do we need an faa administrator? is this important? >> of course we need an faa administrator?ou concerned that president trump has not nominated anybody? >> a deputy administrator in the meantime will step in and maintain the leadership. there are a number of career senior leadership at the faa who have been there a long time and keep the aviation safety machine moving forward. >> you think it will still be as safe even if there isn't an faa administration in place? >> i think the system is extremely robust. i think you are seeing the commitment pay off. >> absolutely. whatever you have done is working. peggy gilligan, thank you. it is truly a success story. thank you very much for being here with us. >> thank you. >> thanks to our international viewers for watching. for you cnn now is next. for the rest of you, cnn "new day" continues right now. a line of communication back open between north korea and south korea. >> we are skeptical of kim jong-un's sincerity in having talks. >> the president of the united states said my nuclear button is bigger than yours. >> it would be a

. >>> the faa investigating another close call at sfo. this involves a flight coming in for a landing tuesday morning. >> aeromexico 668, go around. >> the controller noticed when the plane was about a mile out it had lined up on the wrong runway. the runway had a virgin america flight on it filled with passengers. the faa says the aeromexico pilots were using a guidance system used in bad weather to help with the approach. in july an air canada flight mistook a crowded taxiway for 28 right. the plane flew as low as 59 feet off the ground before the pilot aborted the landing. >>> rent in the bay area is super expensive. now the effort to expand rent control across the state will take a big step forward today. they will hold a hearing to discuss repealing the law that prevents cities from imposing rent control on housing built after 995. that bill was introduced last year. it was put on hold because of strong opposition by landlords. >>> the san jose couple who purchased a private street is suing the city to get it back. "the chronicle" re

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faa says aeromexico 668 lined up on the wrong runway. instead of 28 right, heading to 28 left. on it a virgin america flight with passengers. faa says the pilots were using guidance system often used in poor weather to help with approach. will be ierviewed as part of the investigation. >> runways at san francisco international are unique, close together. visually you can get mixed up easier than if runway was a mile away from the other one laterally. >> reporter: second call in months. air canada flew as low as 59 feet from the ground before aborted the landing. >> this isn't outside the realm of expectation. >> reporter: as for aeromexico, airline has yet to respond to request for comment. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> a mental patient is back in hawaii tonight after escaping from custody and flying to the bay area. randall saito faces criminal charg charges for leaving the hospital. captured three days later. acquitted of murder by reason of insanity in 1979 killing. >>> new reaction in the south bay after federal agents conducted immigration raids at 7-eleven stores across the

they will be considered a single airline by the faa.planes with virgin branding will be changed to alaska. they launched with a large operation at sfo. >> the ceo of go pro says he is open to selling the company making the comments during an interview in vegas. he says the go pro is not actively pursuing a sale but a spokesperson says they're working with jpmorgan to explore options. stock hit a low when they said they were cutting 20% of staff. ♪ welcome to circuit city where service is state-of-the-art ♪ >>> the ceo made an announcement in las vegas saying it's relaunching next month. circuit city has been out of business for nearly a decade -- wow, i'm getting so old -- will come back on line and launch retail stores at a later date. it will begin february 15th. >> all right. ♪ welcome to circuit city >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from our state-of-the-art forecast. meteorologist lisa argen. >>> all right, thank you. good morning. live doppler 7, extensive cloud cover, some fog impacting your commute in the north bay

--cabe mencionar que todos estos incidentes reportados y que se investigan por la faa....ado en los ultimos 9 meses. --la policia de berkeley di a conocer este video a fin que la comunidad reconozca a estos 2 sospechosos de balear a un hombre durante un robo. --el incidente ocurri el 5 de diciembre en el area de la calle ''vine'' y la avenida ''bonita''. --al parecer, cuando la victima salia de su carro, los hombres se acercaron por detras y uno de ellos le dispara en una pierna para quitarle su mochila. --- "randall saito" regers ayer a hawaii, el es el sujeto que tom un avin desde la isla al area de la bahia el pasado mes de noviembre. --- "saito" enfrentar cargos por haberse escapado de un hospital al cual ingres desde 1979 cuando fue declarado no culpable de un asesinato por demencia. ---el hombre fue capturado en stockton 3 dias despues de haber sido reportado por un taxista. ---indentificaron el cuerpo encontrado en una bodega de hayward el pasado verano. ---se trata de "piseth chhay" un conductor de "uber" reportado en san francisco por su familia como desaparecido.

faa says aeromexico 668 lined up on the wrong runway. instead of 28 right, heading to 28 left. on it a virgin america flight with passengers. faa says the pilots were using guidance system often used in poor weather to help with approach. will be interviewed as part of the investigation. >> runways at san francisco international are unique, close together. visually you can get mixed up easier than if runway was a mile away from the other one laterally. >> reporter: second call in months. air canada flew as low as 59 feet from the ground before aborted the landing. >> this isn't outside the realm of expectation. >> reporter: as for aeromexico, airline has yet to respond to request for comment. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> a mental patient is back in hawaii tonight after escaping from custody and flying to the bay area. randall saito faces criminal charg charges for leaving the hospital. captured three days later. acquitted of murder by reason of insanity in 1979 killing. >>> new reaction in the south bay after federal agents conducted immigration raids at 7-eleven stores across th

the faa says aeromexico 668 lined up on the wrong runway. instead of 2a right was heading to the runway next to it, 2a left and on it was a flight filled with passengers. the faa says the pilots were using a guidance system used in poor weather to help with their approach. >> the runways at san francisco international are unique because they are very close together. that means visually you can get mixed up more easily than if the runway was a mile away from the other one laterally. >> reporter: this is the second close call at sfo in recent months. in july an air canada flight flew as low as 59 feet off the ground before the pilot aborted the landing. as for the aeromexico flight the pilots will be interviewed as part of this investigation. reporting live at sfo, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> here at the live desk tracking the situation in southern california. the search for survivors continues right now in santa barbara county following tuesday's dangerous flooding and mud flows in wildfire burn areas. the death toll has gone up to 17 with a

amy, thank you so much. >>> the faa investigating another close call at sfo.ght coming in for a landing tuesday morning. >> aeromexico 668, go around. >> the controller noticed when the plane was about a mile out it had lined up on the wrong runway. the runway had a virgin america flight on it filled with passengers. the faa says the aeromexico pilots were using a guidance system used in bad weather to help with the approach. in july an air canada flight mistook a crowded taxiway for 28 right. the plane flew as low as 59 feet off the ground before the pilot aborted the landing. >>> rent in the bay area is super expensive. now the effort to expand rent control across the state will take a big step forward today. they will hold a hearing to discuss repealing the law that prevents cities from

. >>> abc 7 news was the first to report the faa is investigating another near miss at sfo involving a flight almost landing on the wrong runway. >> air traffic controllers cleared the flight 668 to land on runway 28 right at 11:40 yesterday but faa says a plane was lined up to the left of it, 28 left that was a virgin american flight filled with passengers. faa controllers spotted the mistake two miles or maybe one mile from the airport. >> need to go around. >> the system often use in poor weather to help with their approach, the pilots will be interviewed as part ever the investigation, aero mexico has not commented. this follows more serious mishap in 2017 where air canada flight almost landed on area crowded with planes that incident under investigation. >>> berkeley police hope you can identify the man who shot and attacked a man on bonita avenue. both robbers wore dark hooded sweaters and drove white chevy impaula. >>> the governor unveiled his budget plan today the largest in state history at $132 billion. there are no spengding cuts proposed and governor brown says there's e

this is the latest communication blunder that the faa is investigating at sfo. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the detective who investigated the zodiac killer has died. he died at the age of 86 in his san francisco home. he started investigating in 1969. but he was taken off the case nine years later after he sent anonymous fan mail to the san francisco chronicle praising his police work. the killer was called zodiac because he sent cryptic letters. >>> this is happening as time passes. the search will turn to a recovery operation. we have a look at conditions and efforts in montecito. william-- >> reporter: just so you know, this is almost day three. and you're looking at almost 72 hours and you have to worry about the viability of the potential victims. this is a search and recovery mission. according to the sheriff and the fire chief, but the viability of a victim at this point because you get hypothermia can be very, very cold. friends and family are hopeful. they found three alive yesterday and two dead. >> can you talk about of the inundated area dow

the faa said the pilot was cleared to the land on 21r, but controllers noticed it was headed for 21l where a virgin american airliner was set to take off for hawaii. >> you're looking maybe 20 seconds -- 15, 20 seconds to cover a mile's distance. it was close but there was more than enough time. >> the air mexico pilot did pull up, circle around and land safely. this follows two similar incidents in the past nine months involving air canada planes. in one incident, an air canada jet nearly landed on top of one jet awaiting takeoff. passenger's shared their thoughts. >> we had to go up and back around because the planes were too close. >> i'm confident. >> it's a near miss. >> they say they can take comfort in the fact that the system works. >> the controllers watched, saw he wasn't lined up properly, gave the command to go around, he went around and landed safely. >> reporter: the faa is, of course, investigating this incident. the question is how did that pilot, who was clear for one runway and acknowledged it, head thethe wrong one? >> still a lot of questions. . ank you, terry. ne

the faa has to -- and the u.s.epartment of transportation, one of our great challenges is to integrate these drones, one million of them now, safely into our national airspace. because as i mentioned, drones are here to stay. drones are very helpful. we saw how helpful they were in the hurricanes, harvey, irma, maria. the flyovers, the safety inspections -- they were invaluable. we saw their value also in the flyover inspections with the wildfires in california. so, there is a very public benefit of having these drones and the functions they can perform. but once again, at the department of transportation, our concern is safety, security, cybersecurity, and privacy issues. these are issues that we cannot do ourselves. we have to elicit information from the private sector and partner with all stakeholders in the nonprofit and public sectors to address these very important issues. emily: now, secretary chao, the administration has faced an unprecedented number of distractions, whether it's the russia investigation or

. >> the faa is now investigating why an aero mexico flight from mexico city nearly landed on an occupied runway here at sfo. this is just the latest in a string of mishaps or near accidents in recent months. >> aero mexico flight 668 was given clearance to land on runway 28r at sfo yesterday before noon. but for unknown reasons the pilot headed towards the wrong runway. the one located right next to it. at the same time the virgin america plane full of passengers was stopped on that runway awaiting take off. air traffic controllers noticed the error when the plane was about a mile from the airport. this is the latest mishap at sfo in the last six months. in november a united express sky west plane taking off for oregon hit a bird. the bird sucked into one of its two engines. the plane like this one was in the air for 30 minutes before it made an emergency landing back at sfo. [ indiscernible ] indiscernibl >> after that emergency landing then a united 737 bound for seattle had to abort its take off when it hit turkey vultures. weeks before that an air canada crew from montreal was cleare

so pilots could get mixed up. >>> the congressman says that he did get a response from the faa to the letters that he sent last month. but the answer was insufficient. so he will be following up. live at sfo betty yu, kpix5. >> a man is in custody after a lengthy stand off. s.w.a.t. got reports of an armed man holed up in a home. police arrested him about 7:30 tonight. then they lifted a shelter many place for his neighbors. they say the suspect is the same man who appears in this surveillance photo attempting an armed robbery at harry's market just two nights ago. so far that suspect has not been identified. >> new details tonight on a deadly police shooting and a san jose power plant. investigators say the suspect they shot and killed was armed with two axes, six throws knives and a 6-foot pipe. they also found a large sword in his car. they say he ignored nearly two-dozen commands to drop his weapons before officers opened fire. his name has not yet been released. police say he had prior arrests for drugs and weapons was put on a 72-hour psychiatric hold in september. >>> a repeat

. >>> a lot of drones flying around faa registered 1 million drones. most fly them as athey can register them through the website for five bucks. >>> speaking of throw back breathing new life into the blackberry. the company is promising to release two new smart phones this year. they will be new including a new bronze edition, they will of course have physical keyboards. >> such a throw back looking at that video. grows all ofur orang. great taste. naturally. when y have a cold, stuff happens. ♪ { sneezing shut down cold symptoms fast [ coughing ] with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid ge. shoshanna with "action news'" fitness tip. i've got gracie and lauren here from ma thatthactin high school. we'll take it down and up, don't straighten the legs, i want you to hold the posture nice and tight. sculpting that lower body, do it as long as you can, now is the time, new year, new you, get fit and healthy today. >> you do that while i do the traffic. >> reporter: let's take a look, you're not doing it, matt is. we've got a new problem in burlingto

so it was close, but there was more than enough time. >> the faa is now looking into what happened. there have been two other similar incidents in the past nine months at sfo. >> the u.s. government now considers parts of mexico to be as dangerous as the middle east. officials have issued a travel warning for five mexican states, you can see them listed on your map right there on your screen. this is a level 4 do not travel warning. there have been -- there has been a flare-up in recently in some of the regions of mexico, but some travelers say the new warnings will not stop them. >> they can't really put a stop to what i choose to do. i'm going to go see my family. i'm not putting myself in danger by going. >> some popular tourist destinations are under a level 3 warning, that includes port at that vier at that and mexico city. travelers should reconsider their plans to those places. >>> angry parents will be attending alum rock's special school meeting tonight. they plan to discuss mierg a new lawyer and selling bonds but the district spend something what parents are worried about

. >>> new at 6:00, abc7 news has learned the faa is investgating another incident at sfo. this one involving an air mexico flight that almost landed on the wrong runway. >> 668 san francisco tower, runway 28 r cleared to land. >> the flight was cleared to land around 8:40 yesterday. the plane lined up on the runway to the left of it, 28 left. so on that runway was a virgin america flight filled with passengers. faa controllers spotted the mistake about one mile from the airport. >> 668, go around. >> going around. >> the pilots were using a guidance system often used in poor weather to help with their approach. the pilots will be interviewed as part of the investigation. aeromexico has not yet commented. the incident follows a more serious near mishap in july, 2017. last summer an air canada flight from toronto almost landed on a taxiway at sfo that was crowded with planes. the ntsb and the faa are still investigating that incident. >>> meantime, a warning for anyone traveling to mexico. the u.s. state department issued a revised travel alert today. the government is warni

. >>> new at 6:00, abc7 news has learned the faa is investgating another incident at sfo. this one involving an air mexico flight that almost landed on the wrong runway. >> 668 san francisco tower, runway 28 r cleared to land. >> the flight was cleared to land around 8:40 yesterday. the plane lined up on the runway to the left of it, 28 left. so on that runway was a virgin america flight filled with passengers. faa controllers spotted the mistake about one mile from the airport. >> 668, go around. >> going around. >> the pilots were using a guidance system often used in poor weather to help with their approach. the pilots will be interviewed as part of the investigation. aeromexico has not yet commented. the incident follows a more serious near mishap in july, 2017. last summer an air canada flight from toronto almost landed on a taxiway at sfo that was crowded with planes. the ntsb and the faa are still investigating that incident. >>> meantime, a warning for anyone traveling to mexico. the u.s. state department issued a revised travel alert today. the government is warni

. >>> reporter: here at sfo, it's busy as usual as the faa looks into still another mishap here.exico flight 668 from mexico city was preparing to land at san francisco international airport tuesday morning. the flight tower cleared the boeing 737 to land on runway 28-right. the pilot acknowledged the instruction. [ radio chatter ] >> reporter: but for so many reason the pilot began preparing to land on the left runway where another plan was about to take off. about a mile out, an air traffic controller spotted the problem and ordered the pilot to circle instead of land. disaster avoided. >> air mexico, 668, go around. >> going around. >> reporter: this retired pilot says he doesn't believe anything wrong with how the runways are configured. >> they are 750 feet apart center line to center line. i have landed there probably 10,000 times. i have never had a problem. >> reporter: this is the third mishap at sfo in the past 7 months. last july, an air canada pilot mistook a crowded taxiway for a runway. in october, a flight landed on a runway it wasn't cleared for but there were no

and the faa says we're not that interested? how could that be? appreciate how baffled you are, tucker. >> tucker: i am. >> i'm baffled, too. you can imagine the witnesses involved with this, it's an insult to them. i mean, there are many witnesses and we are talking about military people. high level people in the air force, the navy, the other military commercial pilots who were just told that we're not interested in what they saw. it's very difficult for a lot of them because they are patriotic people. >> tucker: what it's f. it's the chinese military? i believe you because you are i think the preeminent researcher on this question but it beggars belief that the u.s. government would just sort of let it go. i appreciate. leslie, thank you for coming on. it's an honor to have you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. i appreciate your interest in this. >> tucker: time for final exam coming up. will fox grand champion shannon bream winner of nine get to 10. that's next. ♪ mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... th

it's real and the faa refuses to investigate. how could that be? >> it's shocking.ed to investigate, i think because -- who knows, the bigger reason probably is that they can't explain these things and ii don't want to deal with them, it might frighten people, they don't have enough information, they don't like to say that they are something hovering above an airport and we don't know what it is. basically they will come up with other explanations such as that it was a weather phenomenon, that is what the faa said about o'hare, that is an insult to the pilots on the observers who know that it wasn't weather, and metallic looking, disc-shaped object that hovered over a terminal, gate c17 for about 5 minutes and then i shot straight up through the clouds, and incredible aspect. it was hovering below a cloud bank and all of a sudden, he shot straight up, really fast through the cloud bank and cut a hole in it. there was a c cookie-cutter hole in the clouds, you could see the blue on the other side. as far as anybody knows, as far as i know and from what i've been told,

the faa is investigating another near miss between twooç planes. happened tuesday morning and investigators say an aeromexico flight almost landed on a runway where a virgin american flight was about to take off. the aeromexico flight was only 500 feet from landing when it had to pull up and go around to make the correct landing. the air traffic controllers noticed what was going on and were able to alert the pilot. there have been two other similar incidents in the past nine months at sfo. >>> taking live look outside, a very cool shot from city by the way san francisco this morning. you see the top of the transamerica pyramid. fog certainly making an appearance in the bay area today. >> we're seeing that not only in san francisco, but parts of the inland valleys, too, especially in the north bay around napa. we've seen the very dense fog. after that clears out we will get some sunshine today, highs in the mid 50s for san francisco, inland areas low 60s. notice all the sunshine, it's going to be a beautiful weekend. >> mike, you found the reason f

land, and the air ports that they have to go through that are just aging and aging. >> reporter: the faaid start ordering airlines to confirm there would be an open gate before they could depart on saturday. it is worth noting both american airlines and jet blue thin their flight schedules and operated without issues. jeff. >> very interesting. kris, thank you very much from jfk. >> officials of the two koreas are holding a rare meeting along the border. it is a surprise move, and while there is plenty to talk about they will start small. ben tracy is in seoul. >>> for two years, an official from south korea has picked up the phone in the border village and dialed his counterpart in the north. no one answered, until last week. three days into the new year, the north agreed the so-called peace house of the demilitarized zone between the two koreas. ♪ but the main topic of conversation will not be the north's nuclear arsenal. but whether two north korean figure skaters will compete in the winter olympics in february. using the olympics to thaw relations with north korea, has been the goal

faa indicate they'd weren't getting clear indication from the port authority what was going on the ground at jfk saturday. of what happened. >> what i am saying to you is that an investigation is needed. we are starting it. we are committed to follow it wherever it leads. >> of the american society of civil engineers gives aviation infrastructure a d saying $4 billion a year needed to keep up with growing demand or what happened to jfk could happen a lot more often. >> here we have a system. receive lying on infrastructure systems where they land, and the air ports that they have to go through that are just aging and aging. >> reporter: the faa did start ordering airlines to confirm there would be an open gate before they could depart on saturday. it is worth noting both american airlines and jet blue thin their flight schedules and operated without issues. jeff. >> very interesting. kris, thank you very much from jfk. >> officials of the two koreas are holding a rare meeting along the border. it is a surprise move, and while there is plenty to talk about they will start small. ben tracy

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. >> reporter: we spoke to a sfo spokesperson, they're cooperating with the faa investigation, but the airport would not release any further comment on this near close call, another one yet again. on tuesday of an incoming plane almost landed on the wrong runway. an air mexico night coming in from sfo to mexico city was clear to land on 28 right. the crew repeated the instructions, where the plane was a mile away from the airport, they noticed it was lined up for 28 left, a virgin american jet was on that runway. the crew was told to go around and landed without incident. this is not the first time there's been miscommunication with sfo in recent months, an airplane came within 100 feet hitting two commercial jets on the runway. the jet almost landed on the runway. air traffic control had to stop that landing. >>> and another air canada flight landed on a runway it wasn't cleared for. they're looking into why that crew didn't hear or ignored the air traffic controllers' warnings. and they reported a radio problem. >>> and the faa is adding this incident to miscommunication blunders her

a spokes person for the faa said only the pilot was on board. a cattle rancher called 911. authorities have not identified the pilot. >>> a plan fleeing from police was trying to get away when he ran a red light and plowed into a pick up truck that two girls were in with their mother. they were both killed in the crash january 17th. >> when you commit an act that you know is dangerous to human life and do it anyway, you have conscious disregard for human life. that is implied malice, which is one of the ways you get to murder. >> it turns out that salcido is a distant relative of the two victims. he thinks he will eventually be cleared of the charges. he is held on $2 million bail. >>> police are asking for the public's health after a convicted sex offender posed as a youth basketball coach. the arrest happened after the parents were suspicious to give their son basketball lessons. >> they are putting together a time line events on how this happened. >> we were notified by a parent of a high school student that they had come in contact with a person who had said they wanted

faa and highway state taxes and local. education. smart regulation. and while we do this, we should do things to help the people america left behind. i think we should expand the earned income tax credit. maria: the criticism on both side is getting in the way. the infrastructure plan. do you think these two sides can work together and get something done? jamie dimon: i don't know. but they should. if they are americans and patriotic. infrastructure, democrats and republicans all want. bra are you prepared to finance some of these infrastructure programs? jamie dimon: if you say the highway tax credit, they will get more building into highways. financial institutions, we'll do more financing. but we would have to change the policies and procedures to get that done. maria: that's jobs. jamie dimon: so is the mort a gaining thing. if you do infrastructure a million to 2 million jobs. well-paying jobs. maria: what would a denationalization of fannie and freddie do? would you expect a change? jamie dimon: i think it's hard to do. to me it's not whether fa

and the faa, they are paying attention. in fact, it's the faa funding this program. here's how it would work. when a winter storm is on the way, airports can heat up their runways to melt the snow on contact tan keep planes moving. and you on your way. >> this is special concrete. we put carbonous fibers in it. and we have stainless steel electrodes within the concrete. then we turn electricity on and it melts. >> you are saying if i grab the snow it will melt the snow. >> yeah. >> grab some snow. there it is. right on impact you can already see it melting. >> yes. >> it's bubbling. you see that? >> it's melting right away. powerful system. >> watch it up close the snow turning to water in just seconds. >> how hot does this pavement get? >> we can check with our thermal gun right away. if we have it here, it's 62 degrees fahrenheit. >> reporter: 62 degrees. let's test it over here not heated. by the way if you are here it's like 10 degrees. this is bitter cold. >> 20. >> huge difference. so if snow hits this, turns to ice over there. huge difference. it will melt. >>

they are now working with the faa to regulate and to limit how many planes are arriving at jfk, we will have more word on that, obviously have affect on travel here this weekend and let's look at this video, this is amazing. mount washington, new hampshire, this is from the mount washington observatory, it's so cold that they are blowing bubbles and they froze and you can see the guy actually holding the bubbles as if it was a baseball, it feels like minus 100. just incredible temperatures, tied for second coldest place here on earth. here in the united states incredible temperatures right now, stay warm and stay safe, at least 22 people have died over the last week because of the cold temperatures, so last two weeks, kelly. kelly: i'm looking at you but you're standing out there, i see people walking behind you, people in new york are very stout, they are braving the temperatures as yourself, personal question, what does it feel like for you personally? [laughter] >> you know what, i was in boston two or three days t coldest and new year's eve night was pretty bad. i lucked out this ti

the faa, the national transportation safety board are both involving the cause of the crash. the pilot has not been identified. >>> a richmond police officer at home recovering after he was randy a driver while trying to shut down a weekend sideshow. two 18-year-olds are now under arrest. alex savidge tells us the couple allegedly ditched the car that struck the officer and tried to report it stolen. >> reporter: dramatic cell phone video taken by a bystander shows it slamming into a richmond police officer who was standing in the street. that officer had responded to break up a large sideshow early sunday morning near marina bay parkway and regatta boulevard. the driver who hit him sped off, and the eight-year veteran was left with head trauma and bumps and bruises. the police chief says this could have had a much different outcome. >> using an automobile that's traveling at a high-speed to hit another person, i mean, the automobile is a weapon. it's a deadly weapon. a serious, serious injury or death can result. >> reporter: last night police arrested these two teenagers in

now, the faa says the pilot was using instruments at the time he was preparing to land. they also plan to interview that pilot. >> all right. another scary incident nonetheless at sfo. thank you. >>> tonight a bipartisan group of six senators say they have reached an agreement on daca and border security, but the white house isn't ready to sign off, saying money for the border will have to be a part of that deal. as fox reporter garrett tinny tells us, lawmakers are now under pressure as the clock ticks towards a possible government shut down. >> there has not been a deal reached yet. however, we think we can get there, and we're very focused on trying to make sure that happens. the president's been clear about his priorities in that process. >> reporter: it's a race against the clock in washington to find a compromise on immigration ahead of next friday's deadline to fund the government. lawmakers are working to reach a deal that would satisfy democrats and republicans with a fix to the daca program protecting young people brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents

faa administrator, is an obama holdover in his term expires. information? >> not on that front. teams that are going to be in the football championship come from georgia and alabama. right in the heart of trump country. ofs the presidency alabama -- alabama as trump country, and the rest of the country? congratulating the teams in the greatest conference in the country. i'm sure everyone will agree, even those who don't live in one of those lucky states. >> you works during the holiday. >> there was a holiday? >> what did you accomplish during the holiday season? let's talk about the conversation between the president secretary and his treasury secretary. the president has been extremely focused on trade and talked a lot about that during the campaign. it continues to be a big priority for the president, in making sure that american workers and companies have better trade deals. it doesn't feel like we have very many of those. to make sure we are benefiting all workers in our country. part of thatg conversation and we will keep you posted if we have specifics. the president had

there were 60 people on board and the plane is not damaged and the faa is investigating. >>> a dog was rescued after trapped on a cliff in san francisco. the firefighter repelled down to hoist the labradoodle down. they are not sure how it got stuck on the cliff. >>> pope francis is on the second day of a trip to chili. the pontiff arrived this morning and it was build on land that was taken from the indigenous people in the early 20th century. francis was greeted by thousands as he rode in his popemobile. >>> north korea is planning to send a delegation to the paralympics in march. in south korea. it came during the third round of talks. north korea agreed to send a delegation to next month's olympics but north korea made it clear that it does not want to discuss the nuclear program during the ongoing meetings with south korea. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any o

the faa is investigating the cause of the crash and at this point the pilot has not been identified.the chp chased the driver through three counties before taking that man into custody. he came to an end at about 9:30 am this morning. the chp said officers tried to stop the chevy pickup on westbound 80 near the toll plaza for passing on the shoulder. the chase went into san francisco and continued southbound on highway 101. the driver was taken into custody in hayward after a pit maneuver. >> failure to yield is bad at any point. you are putting the public at a danger. we try to stop everybody in a safe manner.>> so far the driver is only identified as a man in his 20s. the truck he was driving was not stolen. >>> mostly cloudy skies across the bay area today, and because of it temperatures were not quite as warm as sunday. right now santa rosa is checking in at 53 degrees. oakland is at 55 degrees. as we get into the overnight hours, clouds will begin to clear out a little bit, and it looks like tomorrow will not be as cloudy. take a look at how much cooler we are than what we was y

aÉreo pidiÓ al aviÓn de aeromexico que diera la vuelta mientras, la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn, faas dijo que: >> las pistas estÁn muy juntas. eso significa que visualmente, es mÁs fácil confundirse. reportera: es el tercer incidente de este tipo que se registra en el aeropuerto de san francisco desde julio. en ese mes, un aviÓn de air canadÁ tambiÉn estuvo a punto de aterrizar en un lugar equivocado. autoridades dijeron que aeromexico se encuentra investigando lo ocurrido en el aeropuerto de san francisco informa que en ningÚn momento se comprometiÓ la seguridad de los pasajeros ni de las operaciones. regresÓ contigo. ramÓn: unos hablar de otras cuestiones de la ciudad de san josÉse firmÓ un memorÁndum para evitar el arresto de estudiantes que cometan delitos menores. esto tiene como finalidad brindar un servicio de protecciÓn a los estudiantes que con meten robo, vandalismo y otros delitos considerados mÁs serios de tal manera que puedan caer en el sistema de justicia penal. >> si es un acto penal, nosotros vamos embestir y nos vamos a involucrar en el caso, pero, si es un inciden

. >>> the faa is investigating why a private plane made an emergency landing on a southern california freeway. the pilot reported a problem with his engine. he safetily landed on highway 55 two miles from the airport. no one was hurt. the plane didn't hit any cars on the freeway, and the plane was not damaged. >>> a southern california council man and high school teacher is under investigation after a student recorded him ranting against the military. >> why would anyone ever sign up for that? >> in the video, the person speaking cannot be seen, but is heard saying people join the military because they have no other options. they say the man speaking is a government teacher at el rancho high school in los angeles county. during the rant, which was allegedly sparked when he saw a student in a marine sweatshirt. and he allegely said people who join the military are not academic. >> it's because you have no other options. you didn't take care of business academically and your parents didn't love you enough to purchase you. >> the teacher wrote a facebook post that said i don't think it's

. >>> the faa is looking at a the pilot of an jet approached the wrong runway. it was wit landing on top of another airliner. kris van cleave has more. good morning. >> good morning. this is the third time raising the obvious question why does it keep happening in san francisco. this time the aeromexico plane was less than a mile and way and descending when it was told go around. aeromexico flight 668 was on final approach to san francisco international airport tuesday morning after its five-hour trip from mexico city. >> aeromexico 668 runway. >> reporter: despite the aeromexico's landing on 28 right, it landed on 28 left. flight away listed the altitude for the aeromexico jet as being as low as 600 feet before air traffic control stepped in. the flight landed safely on its second approach, but this is the third known apparent close call on the runway at sfo since july. when a jet landed within 59 feet, four airliners were waiting on the taxi way to take off. >> where is this guy going? he's on the taxi way. >> reporter: and in october an air canada flight did

vehicle of any sort were to be in the air, that would be the only air traffic you'll see because the faa has instituted flight restrictions for this air space and the area. you can't forget activity on the ground like bomb sniffing dogs or even robots that could investigate any suspicious packages that are found. a lot of moving pieces here and a lot of moving people on the ground tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> top of the hour, you're in the cnn newsroom. glad to have you with us, people close to the president this weekend are safe to say not big fans of the new book that describes the oval office as out of control and president as mentally unstable and inner circle that talks about the mechanism that could be invoked to remove the president from office i'm talking about "fire and fury" by michael wolff, the legal team tried and failed to block the book from being released. one of the senior adviser was on cnn earlier today describing the man who wrote it as garbage. >> the book is best understood as a work of very poorly written fiction. and also i will say that the author is a garbage aut

and the devastating mudslides in southern california are putting a spotligh >>> the faa is looking intoet another frightening close call at sfo. >> plus, the devastating mudslides in southern california are putting a spotlight on the lingering dangers in wildfire burn zones. >> and you can see coit tower from one camera view but definitely not from this one. i'll have a look at your foggy forecast. >> and this is the bay bridge. i promise! we are dealing with some fog for the morning commute. we'll take a look at how that's impacting the commuters coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, january 11th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. today lawmakers will hold a hearing for a rent control proposal that's aimed at bringing sky high prices in the bay area and across the state back to earth. kpix 5's jackie ward reports from san francisco. >> reporter: this is something that david chiu proposed nearly a year ago and finally today, we are getting a hearing on it. and that's a small victory for housing tenants groups. so here's why landlords are not pleased with this.

the faa says this was a routine go around and experts tell us passengers were never in danger. here is sfo's animation showing the delta flight as it attempted to land wednesday night while the jetblue flight took off on the perpendicular runway. passengers tell us they could tell something was unusual. >> suddenly, the flight pulled up really fast. you know, with all the engines working. i said what is happening here? >> this is at least the fourth recent incident at sfo. last july, an air canada plane almost landed on the taxiway where planes were sitting. they repeatedly ignored a go around order and landed the plane anyway. tuesday, a plane almost landed on the wrong runway and performed a go around. >> it's friday. a lot of folks are going to get paid today. >> yeah, that. you may notice a change in your paycheck if not today, soon. >> soon. all over the united states they just got the new tax bracket information showing how much tax to with hold from you in 2018. this comes after the huge tax law, cash before christmas. it's in effect now. up until now, employers were not

no one was hurt, the faa is investigating. >>> things did not go as well for the pilot of this plane. they made an emergency landing on a beach in long island, new york. it initially touched down safely but then strong winds flipped it over. the pilot and two 16-year-old students went to the hospital to be checked out. but they're okay. the plane was experiencing some kind of mechanical issue before it went down. >> a bay area law make iris trying to make it easier for working moms to breast-feed their babies. the bill was introduced to provide a private lactation room. it is similar to a law that just went into effect in san francisco. the katie tang sponsored san francisco's law and says it is a family-friendly policy years overdue. >> so many women came to us and said we wish we had this legislation 20, 30 years ago, so many shared with us their horror stories. >> the authors say while two out of three mothers typically return to work after giving birth, few have a breast feeding room at work. dedicated lactation facilities would have to be built in new buildings larger than 15,000