american air space but it looks like money might trump moral concerns last month the federal aviation administration put out a call to states looking for twelve science to test fly drones the plan is to see how if you avi's interact with and share air space with jetliner small aircrafts and helicopters fifty teams from thirty seven states answer the call offering air space technology and funding to help get the commercial drone program off the ground it's basically every state that you see here in green in return the state will earn bragging rights and a huge economic boost in terms of contracts and employment so let's take a look at a couple of the states that are fighting for this program florida was once the state that helped the u.s. shoot for the stars the nasa program put florida on the map during the space race and once again this state has its eyes on the sky albeit a little closer to home at least one point four million dollars has been set aside to help accommodate a possible drone program and the sunshine state is looking to add a new locations to its map of test sites every day also in t

time the fight is state versus state thirty seven states have answered a call from the federal aviation administration to be the home test sites for unmanned aerial vehicles looking for an economic boost these states are hoping to tap into a new market as this technology grows more prevalent at the same time state legislator are considering laws that would limit drone use and increase it isn't privacy argues meghan lopez has more. well we've heard all about the privacy concerns that both the public as well as numerous lawmakers have voiced when it comes to an end aerial vehicles flying in american airspace but it looks like money might trump moral concerns last month the federal aviation administration put out a call to states looking for twelve science to test fly drones the plan is to see how these new avi's interact with and share air space with jetliners small aircraft and helicopters fifty teams from thirty seven states answer the call offering air space technology and funding to help get the commercial drone program off the ground basically every state that you see here in green in return the st

the "new york times" is reporting the federal aviation administration could begin testing next week.t caused the batteries to overheat is still a mystery. >>> deputies go door to door, where a convicted sex offender is to be released. >> i don't want him here. >> the last minute legal effort to keep him away. >> my >>> a san francisco bicyclist accused of felony vehicular manslaughter listened quietly today, as witnesses testified, he was biking very fast when he fatally injured a 71-year-old woman. witnesses say he ran a red light before he hit suchi wi. the woman died days later. testimony on the client's speed is unreliable, and they claim pedestrians ignored a don't walk sign. the testimony came in a preliminary hearing to determine if he will stand trial. >>> a convicted sex offender is scheduled to be released into a contra costa neighborhood in the next few days, despite the objections of people in that neighborhood. some are trying to stop the move and why one man supports it. >> reporter: deputies knocking on doors, handing out flyers. >> he's been classified as a sex offend

the "new york times" is reporting the federal aviation administration could begin testing next week.hat caused the batteries to overheat is still a mystery. >>> deputies go door to door, where a convicted sex offender is to be released. >> i don't want him here. >> the last minute legal effort to keep him away. >> my image was not a good one. >> a hired hand to help oakland. at 10:30, why some residents tell us, it's too late. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> a san francisco bicyclist accused of felony vehicular manslaughter listened quietly today, as witnesses testified, he was biking very fast when he fatally injured a 71-year-old woman. witnesses say he ran a red light before he hit suchi wi. the woman died days later. testimo

boeing submitted a plan to the federal aviation administration in february.s the f-a-a to approve its plan. and to certify the design. this week, f-a-a experts are expected to recommend whether to accept boeing's plan. the 7-8-7 plane has been grounded since january. after a battery fire on one plane. and an emergency landing caused by smoke from another plane battery. confiscation of personal items. take a look at this. batman. catching the bad guys! a man dressed as batman, took a suspected burglar into a police station in northern england. police say, they do not know the identity of the man behind the batman mask. security cameras captured the masked man - fully dressed in the hero's boots, gloves and logo across his chest - dropping off the suspect. the suspect is charged with fraud and handling stolen goods. >> jacqueline: spotty showers for the next couple of days. temperatures are taking a dive on wednesday and thursday increase with ukiah. for, still clear through the bay area but look at the monster storm offshore it will continue to spread towards

federal aviation administration before the dreamliners can go back in the air. japan's transport safety board is also investigating problems with the jets, but officials haven't determined why the batteries overheated. a the japanese government has endorsed legislation to join an international treaty on child abductions. the hague convention sets rules to allow children from failed marriages to be repatriated in the event one of the parents takes them to another country. the cabinet endorsed the legislation on friday. the bills addressed the issue of children taken to japan by one of their parents without the spouse's consent. they give authorities the power to take custody of a child if the parent refuses a repatriation order issued by japanese court. but legislation would also allow a parent to refuse repatriation if the child has stayed in japan for at least one year. and has adapted to the new environment. exemptions could also be granted if the child is likely to be abused by the other parent. a the u.s. government has been urging japan to join the hague co

the federal aviation administration said to be close to approving tests for boeing's proposed fix for the batteries and the tests could begin next week. >>> and happy birthday to our own colleague usually wishing others happy birthday. the "today" show's willard scott turns 79. just 21 more years and he can get on the smuker's jar. >>> and jeff rossman puts car dealers to the test into an investigation on used car safety defects. and legendary actress maggie smith opens up about her role on "downton abbey" and the new film "quartet." that's it for us. stay here for more news, weather and sports. i'm mara schiavocampo. thanks for watching. >> reporter: it is going to be a sad and emotional day for law enforcement, not just here in the bay area but statewide as hp pavilion in san jose gets ready to host a memorial for the fallen officers out of santa cruz. >>> an upscale neighborhood in the south bay rocked by violence. the homicide investigation that has neighbors on edge. >> they're lions. wild animals. >> a young woman mauled to death by a lion in california. what we're now learning

the federal aviation administration is concerned the new batteries might not be able to withstand longer flights. that would rule out overseas routes, and that is exactly what it is designed for. >> in a moment, we will be saying how christians are marking good friday around the world from jerusalem to the philippines to mexico. >> first, other stories making news. a court in bosnia has sentenced a much in the gunman for war crimes. he was found guilty on more than 60 counts of murder, rape, and torture. the court said the former commander of serb harem of certification forces has systematically targeted bosnians, croats, and serbs during the siege of sarajevo. he had pleaded not guilty. >> the u.s. has nominated nato's top commander, making him the supreme allied commander in europe. if he is confirmed by the u.s. senate, breedlove would be responsible for overseeing the winding down of nato's 11- emission in afghanistan. >> security officials in pakistan say at least 11 people have died in a suicide attack. police say the apparent target was a senior member of security forces. he escap

. >>> billions in automatic spending cuts approved by congress have prompted the federal aviation administration to cut funding to staff air traffic control towers. the cuts impact 149 local airports. hamptton pearson is live in maryland. >> reporter: you know it took fredrick, maryland about ten years to get federal money to build the brand new control tower behind me. now just ten months after it opened it is a budget cut casualty. less than a year after it opened the $85 million air traffic control tower at the fredrick, maryland airport is now a casualty of the automatic sequester budget cuts. >> in 2010 the federal government awarded us $5.3 million to construct the air traffic control tower because it was needed for safety. and then fast forward to 2013 and now they are saying it is not needed for safety so it truly is the world of mixed messages. >> reporter: the faa announced it is closing 149 airport control towers as part of an overall plan to save $637 million. aviation advocates argue the faa is putting dollars ahead of safety. >> the reason the towers are here is safety and to help

the federal aviation administration says it may furlough air traffic controllers and close towers. eating delays. yet it's spending more than $20 million a year giving money away to tiny airports like this one, which may get one private plane landing a week. then at the department of homeland security, tsa is threatening to furlough screeners and create long lines. critics say the department could save much more by cutting from a grant program, which last year paid for $286,000 armored personnel carrier for keene, new hampshire. >> the sequester may be a stupid policy, but there is no reason to implement it stupidly. so i think people look at it as gamesmanship, and a continuation of political dysfunction in washington. >> reporter: meanwhile, outside the white house, this is what some people are saying. >> i understand budgets. but something needs to be done. they still need to allow tours. that's part of what we have a right of as americans. >> reporter: lisa myers, nbc news, washington. >>> it's been just over a week since pope benedict abdicated, took that dramatic helicopter f

the federal aviation administration is concerned the new batteries might not be able to withstand longer flights. that would rule out overseas routes, and that is exactly what it is designed for. >> in a moment, we will be saying how christians are marking good friday around the world from jerusalem to the philippines to mexico. >> first, other stories making news. a court in bosnia has sentenced a much in the gunman for war crimes. he was found guilty on more than 60 counts of murder, rape, and torture. the court said the former commander of serb harem of certification forces has systematically targeted bosnians, croats, and serbs during the siege of sarajevo. he had pleaded not guilty. >> the u.s. has nominated nato's top commander, making him the supreme allied commander in europe. if he is confirmed by the u.s. senate, breedlove would be responsible for overseeing the winding down of nato's 11- emission in afghanistan. >> security officials in pakistan say at least 11 people have died in a suicide attack. police say the apparent target was a senior member of security forces. he escap

federal aviation administration has approved test flights of a plane that's been through tests before. the dreamliner. the regulators ordered airlines to ground the boeing 787 in january after a series of problems. airline executives want to get the planes back in the sky. a jet operated by all nippon airways made an emergency landing after smoke was detected from the battery. it caught fire at an airport in boston. engineers at boeing redesigned the battery, adding insulation to stop problems in any of the eight cells from affecting the others. faa officials approved the plan. faa heads say the tests will show whether improvements work as designed. the boeing ceo says they've passed a milestone toward getting the fleet flying again. >>> the head of the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission has offered to help with the clean-up at fukushima daiichi. 4 out of 6 reactors were damaged during the earthquake and tsunami two years ago. three of them melted down. nrc chair allison mcfarlane says they'll have to clear a lot of hurdles before they can clean up the plant. she visited the site in d

the bottom line, for example, in the federal aviation administration, $24 billion, there's 11 that'sxempt. $11 billion. 13 is subject to sequestration. so it's not as draconian and the world is not going to stop. >> but what about the cuts that we're hearing about through the faa and potential impact on domestic travelers? how would things be different if the agencies had the discretion to manage the cuts themselves and are you expecting a lot of upset this week given the domestic travel situation? >> no, and if there is an upset, we have to ask what are these federal managers doing. because, remember, they have discretion within the department. now they're saying they're going to pose the air traffic control towers. there have been reports starting in the '90s that several hundred air traffic controllers need to be shut because they're low activity and they would be a huge savings if they would farm out some of these towers that they're threatening to cut. they have been asked to close. they have been asked to private advertise, a private tower costs at $500,000 a year. faa tower co

the bottom line in the federal aviation administration, out of $24 billion there is 11 that's exempt.omb said $1 billion will be subject to it in the end. it's not as draconian and the world won't stop. >> what about the cuts to the f.a.a. and the potential impact on domestic travellers. how will things be different if the agencies managed the cuts themselves and are you expecting a lot of upset this week given the domestic travel situation? >> no. if there is an upset we have to ask what are the federal managers doing. remember, they had discretion within the department. now they say they will close air traffic control towers. there were offers in the 90s that several air traffic controllers need to be shut because they are low activity. for example if they farmed out some of the towers they are threatening to cut. they have been asked to close. they have been asked to privatize. a private tower costs $500,000 a year. f.a.a. tower costs $2 million a year. there is huge savings there. many of the cuts have been on the books for years. this is a market correction for government. if app

they are under orders to trim hundreds of millions from their budget so the federal aviation administration plans to close 149 air traffic control facilities at smaller airports across the country forcing pilots to coordinate takeoffs and landings themselves over shared free kwnssy. they're treming for the rest of this fiscal year. i'm jamie colby, now, back to bulls and bears here on the fox news channel. have a great day. >> brenda: get weighed or be prepared to pay. a pharmacy giant. cvs is requiring employees to have their vitals checked. including their weight f they don't they may have to cough up $600 a year for health insurance. john, you say the so cost saving plan is going too far. >> this isn't hooters, girls have to look good in shorts serving wings to guys watching sports games. they're shipping this off to a third party, not using it to get better health care for employees. i think this is a gross overstep in the privacy. look, if a person is 200 pounds, 100 pounds behind the counter, i don't think it matters. >> brenda: toby, you're wearing your orange shorts, go ahead. >> an

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the federal aviation administration plans to furlough all 15,000 controllers at least one day every two weeks. at chicago's o'hare airport, that could force the smaller of two control towers to close indefinitely, resulting in delays and cancellations. air traffic controller dan carico is the union representative at o'hare. >> we don't have controllers looking at the airports making sure they're separated those airplanes aren't going to be in the air. you're looking at approximately 45 minutes of delay per aircraft that flies into o'hare. >> reporter: at more than 200 small airports across the nation scott, they're planning to do away with air traffic control entirely. that means pilots will have to coordinate takeoffs and landings among themselves. >> pelley: chip, thank you very much. while they're talking furloughs, the president made three new hires today, new cabinet-level appointments for his second term. he nominated ernest moniz, a nuclear physicist from m.i.t., to head the energy department. gina mccarthy to lead the environmental protection agency, she's been in charge of the

the federal aviation administration released a list of 149 air traffic facilities. the towers are to close starting april 7th. faa says they may have to furlough thousands of workers including tower controllers that could lead to flight delays. all due to budget cuts. the faa has not announced when they will announce other closures. >>> another high-tech start up hits it big on the stock market. >>> our crew is there to catch a crack down on illegal dumping. the shortcuts some say are leading to serious hazards. >>> back here in 10 minutes i have your weekend forecast. it will warm up and in the five day this is some rain. i will show you when morning, brian! love your passat! um. listen, gary. i bought the last one. nice try. says right here you can get one for $199 a month. you can't believe the lame-stream media, gary. they're all gone. maybe i'll get one. [ male announcer ] now everyone's going to want one. you can't have the same car as me, gary! i'm gettin' one. nope! [ male announcer ] volkswagen springtoberfest is here and there's no better time to get a pas

a spokesperson for the federal aviation administration says there were four on board, two were killed, the other two hurt. a local fire chief says one person was found injured in one of the homes. jet fuel leaked into the house posing a big hazard. >> as far as everyone in the plane, they have been accounted for, the people inside, two of the residences, we are still searching and making sure we haven't missed anyone. >> the pilot radioed for help before the crash citing electrical problems. the private plane took off from tulsa, oklahoma and was due to land at south bend regional airport. >>> a trial in new york city is underway over the police department's stop and frisk program. more than 100 police officers, scholars and lawmakers are expected to testify on the warrantless policy. the controversial tactic allows police to stop and question and sometimes frisk people on the street. many people say they were wrongly targeted because of their race and they believe the program is an unconstitutional invasion of privacy. reports show most targeted groups appear to be black and hispanic

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it's written by the federal aviation administration.critical of the city of san jose, and it's funded by your tax dollars. >> what they found was, there were violations of the law. >> gabe bruno is the executive director of the faa whistle blower alliance, and a former high ranking executive in the faa. the draft audit accuses the city of san jose of improperly using airport profits in three different areas. >> one of the red flags that that raises with me is why nobody's really asking questions about this. >> specifically, the audit accuses the city of san jose of unlawfully diverting millions of dollars of airport revenue and government grantses into the city's fund. >> it means taxpayer money was taken and not used for the intention that it was supposed to be used for. >> the faa accused the city of san jose of illegally diverting funds. that's a serious accusation, agreed? >> well, of course those terms are serious. >> san jose city manager responded to an audit that accuses the city of charging the airport $11.5 million in unnecess

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it was supposed to be made today, but the federal aviation administration says it needs more time to consider appeals to spare some airports from budget cuts. five bay area airports are on the list for possible kroez yours, concord, livermore, napa, santa rosa and san carlos. >>> ready or not march madness descends this week. it should provide a spark in san jose where as tom reports, big games will provide an economic boom some businesses missed. >> the ncaa regulation basketball court is one of the final physical steps needed to convert hp pavilion for rounds two and three of what fans call march madness. and though this jigsaw puzzle has identically-sized pieces, they must fit together in a specific order, and they must fit together perfectly. but preparations are far from over for this week's faction. >> just 24 hours ago we found out which teams are going to be come sog that right there mean that is there's a lot more work that needs to be done between now and thursday. >> eight teams, including cal, oregon,unlv and sir kuz are drawing fans from far and wide. >> definitely want

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restrict the use of drones at a federal level there is a great push to expand their use the federal aviation administration projects that in seven years there will be thirty thousand you avi's flying over the u.s. there's absolutely no way of knowing if we are being filmed at the moment so we might as well wave to big brother up there in washington i'm going to check out. at least nineteen people were killed more than a hundred wounded on friday when the latest wave of sectarian bloodshed struck a rock show worshippers who were targeted by the suicide car bombings of mosques in baghdad and kurd cook. deepening political strife in the country will be a battle promises struggling to appease his opponents several politicians have also been targeted by al-qaeda linked terrorist cells security fears have forced the government of the spode local elections in two provinces and we spoke to my five agent ali masha and she says iraq's on able to shake off the disastrous legacy of the american occupation. we've now seen a massive destabilization of the old star which is and no real meaningful new structures put in pl

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the use of drones that a federal level there is a great push to expand their use the federal aviation administration projects that in seven years there will be thirty thousand u.a.b. is flying over the u.s. there's absolutely no way of knowing if we are being filmed at the moment so we might as well wave to big brother up there in washington i'm going to check out. more of the day's headlines now first of all sort of all volatile northwest of pakistan where a roadside bombs hit the convoy of a secularist but politician. the blast killed two of his supporters and injured many others including was the group was heading to a regional election rally would not attack taliban militants who warned people from attending the rallies of secular parties have admitted being behind the amber. is being fierce fighting in chile a little crowds of hooded man turned up at protests commemorating two brothers killed by police during an anti regime demo will most three decades ago gunshots were heard this riot police were deployed to calm you from the there were dozens of arrests as protesters held molotov cocktails at

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restrict the use of drones at a federal level there is a great push to expand their use the federal aviation administration projects that in seven years there will be thirty thousand flying over the u.s. there's absolutely no way of knowing if we are being filmed at the moment so we might as well wave to big brother up there in washington i'm going to check out. some international news in brief in italy the five star movement has said it will not enter into negotiations to form a government with the center left aligned. luigi bersani. party had previously said it would not support the big policies it blames for the current crisis you know it's what leaves the parliament deadlocked and he's allowing one last month's election but did not get enough senate seats to govern on its. in bangladesh protesters thought to be supporters of the opposition have detonated handful of crude explosives in the capital dhaka nobody was hurt in the blasts the demonstrators are demanding the release of one hundred fifty activists taken into custody earlier this month charged with inciting violence is coming only second nationw

the federal aviation administration grounded flights for about two years before the fog cleared.bout 20 flights experienced delays. >>> there was a dense fog advisory this morning. we will see some high clouds tonight and clouds tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow are going to cool off. outsides it's mild, in the 50s outside, 55 in hayward and 50 in walnut creek. temperatures tomorrow will be warm. today we had mid-70s. here is today's numbers. tomorrow, it's cooler but not cold. it's still in the upper 60s and even low 70s. sunday, more clouds. and into the 5-day forecast, a chance for rain finally. we'll address more of it at 10:45. >>> governor brown issued a state of emergency, and it comes in the wake of flooding over christmas. the county declared a local emergency after days of heavy rain caused a failure of the levee. they request federal aid to repair damaged you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the pati