. >>> federal aviation administration is investigating why a blimp made an unscheduled landing in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood. the blimp landed in a lot off of i-95 and "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live near the scene, anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. even at this hour plenty of movement here on i-95. it is a busy stretch of highway. this is an area that an air ship made an unexpect landing last night. it is not something you see falling from the the sky every day. >> getting to the point of yes, a blimp started to come down, and i heard it landed on my car. >> reporter: officials from the federal aviation administration said a blimp carrying two people lost power and made an emergency landing at a construction site near sugar house casino friday night. >> the blimp had a hard landing, had engine problems, it was overheating. it landed in the northbound lanes and still inflated it blew in the middle of delaware avenue and started to go around the utility pole right behind us. >> reporter: officials say impact of the crash landing violently tossed around t

. >> michael huerta has been in charge of the federal aviation administration since 2011. this month he spoke to graduates of the vaughn college of aeronautic engineering, aviation and technology. his speech focused on technological advances in the aviation industry and how innovation is a necessity. >> well, good morning. and thank you. thank you for this exceptional recognition, and i can't tell you how much it means to me. thank you, chairman mckee, and thanks to all of you parents who have been through so much to see your sons and daughters here today. thanks to the distinguished guests, faculty, administrators and family. most of all, thanks to you, the students. it's an honor, and it is a privilege to be addressing the vaughn college class of 2016. now, i know the road to get here probably wasn't easy. many of you, i'm told, are part of the first generation of your family to go to college and to reach this milestone. i know what it feels like. that was my story as well. i grew up in a little place called riverside, california. although both of my parents were born in

he formally served as chief of staff at the federal aviation administration. let's start at the beginning. >> it depends on what you are investigation. -- what you are investigating. is in charge?o we have egyptians and one hands. have the plane manufacturer will be involved. the u.s. may be involved. we have been here before with egypt on several occasions. so, the first question is who is in charge? how will we establish some integrity? i'm afraid we will have several days if not longer of conflicting reports. we don't have any data. >> how essential is it to find the wreckage, the black box from this plane to establish what happened? this heavilyews, trafficked area, the ping on the black box as far down as 20,000 feet. assuming they are in good condition it is imperative the flight data recorder which tracks every aspect of the , the voice recording in the cockpit attracts the last 30 minutes of conversation. it went silent. had there been some kind of distress, pilots have the opportunity to communicate. it's almost like airport security in europe and els

. >> reporter: officials from the the federal aviation administration say a blimp carrying two people lost power, and made an emergency landing at a construction site near sugar house casino on friday night. >> blimp had a hard landing, and engine problems, it was overheating, and it landed in the north bound lanes, and because it was still inflated, blew into the middle of delaware avenue and started to go around the utility pole right behind us. >> reporter: officials say the impact of the crash landing violently tossed around the pilot and passenger, but thankfully, there were no injuries. >> stop the car went over barrier to try to help, the pilot, he broke down over here, and by the time it ended up, he got drug across the road over the barrier inside of his little basket. he was slipping, hurt. we saw a couple guys, a few of the guys, tried, you know, holding it down to get him out. >> reporter: police say the advertising blimp left from camden, new jersey trying to land nearby. faa is still investigating what caused the malfunction. now in a statement to "eyewitness news", bost

reporter: testing deliveries in rwanda will generate safety information to take back to the federal aviation administrationy lay the groundwork for drone deliveries in the united states. u.s. companies like amazon and walmart are already experimenting with drone delivery, but federal regulations are still being debated. >> so we'll obviously learn a lot about this process, but this is strictly a humanitarian mission. and we're excited to be a part of it. >> reporter: starting in july, for rwandans in need of medical supplies, things are looking up. in san francisco, cnet.com for cbs news. >>> did you buy a powerball ticket this weekend? here's the news you need to know. there was a winning ticket. it was sold at a 7-eleven in trenton, new jersey. lottery officials say the buyer already came forward and chose a one-time payout worth $284 million. it was the only winning ticket in saturday's drawing, and they're still waiting for the winner to step forward. >>> coming up after your local news "cbs this morning," a look at colorado's first class to educate kids about marijuana in a state where recreational po

the federal aviation administration says the plane began having engine trouble after taking off from long island. the pilot was the only person on board. many people on the waterfront saw that frightening crash. police are not confirming if the body found was that of the pilot. the plane was scheduled to perform at an air show this weekend. >>> decision 2016. another donald trump rally, another round of protesters. today more than 1,000 anti-trump demonstrators clashed with san diego police. some of those demonstrators started to breach a barrier by throwing water bottles at police and in turn officers used batons to hold back the crowd. this is one of the largest counter protests organized against the republican presidential candidate so far. officers arrested some 35 people. >>> bernie sanders is coming back to the bay area. the democratic presidential candidate planning a memorial day event in oakland joined by danny grover. >>> hillary clinton's next campaign event is tuesday in new jersey. today she was at the home of chicken and waffles in oakland. she met with african-american

there were no injuries on the ground and now the national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration scene investigating. >>> now to campaign 2016 news tonight. donald trump is sending off another flurry of criticism. a new york times story details a history of unwelcomed advances toward women including kisses on the mouth. trump disputed the charges meanwhile house speaker paul ryan still has not endorsed the presumptive gop nominee. and campaigning in kentucky democratic bernie sanders told supporters he's the only one who can beat trump. >> national polls and state polls have us, all of us, doing significantly better than hillary clinton in the race against donald trump. >> donald trump should be given a ton of credit for advancing widening the playing field watch we want to make sure going forward we're doing nothing but adding voters to the republican party column and not doing anything that subtracts voters going forward. >> in a new web ad democrat frontrunner hillary clinton focuses on trump's years of reluctance to release his tax returns. >>> now running for a great cause.

and the federal aviation administration say it could take some time before we know exactly what caused the pilot of that world war ii vintage p-47 thunderbolt aircraft to come crashing down. saturday afternoon, the single- seat plane, largely still intact, was lifted out of the waters and carried to a site where the wreckage will be examined. but it was just hours earlier that these images, captured on social media, showed the plane hitting the water. the pilot, who witnesses say tried to escape the wreckage, has been identified by the american airpower museum as 56- year-old bill gordon. >> you could see him trying to get out of the harness or whatever, but he could not get out. >> reporter: sources tell us they have recovered a body from the crashed airplane. the crash site is not far from where u.s. airways flight 1549 was forced to make an emergency water landing shortly after takeoff back in 2009. in several facebook posts, gordon, the pilot of the small plane, is described as a nationally respected pilot who cared deeply about sharing the story of american courage and valor. >> d

the federal aviation administration is investigating what caused the plane to crash. reena. >> ninan: pretty gutsy. thank you very much. reaction has been mixed to the white house guidelines allowing transgender students the use bathrooms that match their gender identity. demarco morgan is following this. >> reporter: across the country there have been protests for and against transgender students being allowed to use restrooms and locker rooms of their choosing. state leaders, including texas lieutenant governor dan patrick, are flat out rejecting the obama administration's new guidelines. >> we will not yield to blackmail from the president of the united states. >> reporter: patrick is urging the state's school districts to ignore the policy completely. >> you cannot resist democracy. >> fort worth, the state's sixth largest school district, says it will enforce the new rules. >> taxpayers and parents should be outraged at this shocking violation and breech of the public trust. get back to education, repeal the policy. >> reporter: but the school's superintendent sa

after serving the white house he was appointed as the administrator of the federal aviation administration. tom johnson was in the first class of white house fellows in 1965. he remained there for the balance of johnson's administration. he is chairman emeritus of the lbj foundation board of trustees. moderating the discussion is brian sweeney. editor of texas monthly. ladies and gentlemen please welcome our guests. [applause] [applause] >> thank you for that. thank you to all of you for being here. i take particular pride in having been fortunate enough to having been part of the civil rights event. we learned a lot with the community coming together. i like to pay welcome to the patriots who served in the military overseas. thank you for being here today and being part of this conference. [applause] to give an overview of what role the leaders in the white house plays with the decisions they made that shaped american foreign policy. our growing and deeper involvement in vietnam. through the lens of the johnson and nixon administrations. going back to the global realignment after world wa

. >>> the federal aviation administration is putting out a new way to keep drivers safe.hey have a new drone detection system. it will find drones operating too close to the property. they tested another system at atlantic city international earlier this year. this after more and more pilots complain about drones near their plains. >>> in texas a story of someone lost and something found. and it reads like a hollywood script. 13 years ago jonathan rosier made the ultimate sacrifice serving overseas, but just this week his parents received this, a bracelet memorializing their here o it came from a hero named annette. who found the brace et in a strawberry patch. she looked up his story and knew he had to get this bracelet back to his family. but the bigami mystery is, whos bracelet is it? >> it has his rank, name, katie, texas and army and the date he was killed. i don't know if it was a battle buddy. >> we would love to be in tough with them to connect in some way. >> they want to know the connection he or she had with their fallen hero. we are sharing this story like cra

the national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration investigators are trying to find out the cause of this crash. >>> storm dumped blanket of hail on northern texas. quarter-sized pieces fell 4 and a half hours northwest of dallas. look at that. looked like golfballs. farther north in texas, two-inch icep iceballed slammed a town. one driver couldn't stop on the icy road and slid into a ditch. >> and that's the sound of hail coming down in montgomery county last night. nbc10 viewer matt porter shot this video on his cell phone just outside of montgomery county community college. thank you, matt. >> take a look at this, enough hail to shovel in york county. the frozen sludge made it look more like winter than spring. this man was cleaning the sidewalk after hail pelted the borough nonstop for about a half hour. >> that's pretty amazing, to shovel hail in the state of pennsylvania. the air high up is extremely cold. that's one of the ingredients that leads to some of this hail. we have a little bit of a westerly wind today. a lot of sunshine, the warmest weather

the faa, federal aviation administration, approved dr. deal's crm recommendation.1981, united airlines kicks off the industry's first crm training program. sg >> united was an easy sell. united had just lost three and fatal accidents. united was ready to jump on board. they spent the money to develop this course. >> as veteran united captain al haines recalls, the training was initially received with a dose of skepticism. >> those captains that needed it didn't want it. they wouldn't do it. we thought, this is a waste of time until it got into the flow of things. then we understood what it was about. >> coming up, captain haines has no way of knowing that a few years later, training to improve communication between crew members will help him get through one of the most terrifying situations a pilot could ever face, a catastrophic loss of control of a jumbo jet. if you're going to make a statement... make sure it's an intelligent one. ♪ the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. ♪ so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition. oh, no! i'm u

. >>> federal aviation administration says the number of registered drone owners now outnumber the amount airplanes and helicopters. nearly 460,000 drone owners have registered with the faa, well over the 315,000 planes and helicopters included in the database. largest number of drone owners live in the baltimore and d.c. suburbs. cheaper to have a drone than to have an airplane. just pointing that out. right? >> absolutely. >>> national park service kicks off its centennial summer and considering putting a cap on the number of visitors allowed inside the park. >> park service expects record crowd this is year. some paurks are already charging more per pers yellowstone has seen a 60% increase in the first few weeks of the 2016 season. that park is asking visitors to consider entering the park in the morning or late afternoon to avoid larger crowds. canyon lands in utah are looking at a timed entry system and daily cap on vehicles. >>> back to work and school around here today, but will it stay dry for recess? tom is updating his bus stop forecast with how to dress the kids to class. >>> c

national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration are both on the scene investigating. >>> walking with wounded warriors, still to come this morning, see the special honor given to a philadelphia police officer, shot in the line of duty. >>> and also ahead, three on your side with a secret to getting cheaper car insurance, how much you pay may have very little to do with your driving record but first here's justin. >>> all right. good morning everyone, dealing with the spring chill, as you saw today was just chilly, wait until tomorrow morning but is there a warm up we will check out we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it's the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. proudly made in america. walking a running for a good cause, pounding the pavement to support our wounded warriors. eyewitness nice report alexandria hoff shows us one local hero

. >> testing deliveries in rwanda will generate safety information to feedback to the federal aviation administrationll likely lay the ground work for drone deliveries in the u.s. >> very interesting. >> well, coming up: how your smart phone could help track your sleep. >> plus: a rare event is happening this morning we are talking live with a nasa scientist about what to look for and when. katy? >> well, guys, looks as though we will end up with more sun than anything at least initially, but clouds rye building in the forecast eventually some wet weather does too but overall i think you will be happy with the ends result on this seven day stick around the full forecast is coming u >> welcome back, legalized medical marijuana still new in pennsylvania, but some there is still work that needs to be done. dozens rallied in center city yesterday, calling on state lawmakers to relax penalties on recreational use of marijuana. activists also say marijuana provides relief from some symptoms, that the recently legalized cannibis oil does not address. >> it shouldn't just be the oil. it should be the full pl

you there were no injuries on the ground, but national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration are both on the scene and investigating. >>> walking with our wounded warriors, still to come this morning, see the special honor given to the philadelphia police officer shot the in the the line of duty. >>> and, also ahead in the health much was, plastic surgery secrets why some people keep anti aging procedures hidden from friends and family, but first here's justin. >>> good morning everyone. get ready for a spring chill we're talking about high temperatures running a good 15 . we will let you know when we warm up when we check out i say we own it.xperience become something to hide? lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "t

. >>> and the ntsb and federal aviation administration are also investigating the crash of a biplane at an air show near atlanta pilot died when his aircraft went down performing a stunt at the show. authorities say the pilot was flying in tandem with another plane, there were no injuries on the ground. >>> many people put on their running shoes to support our wounded warriors in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria half hoff has a story of one hero who received a special award. >> ♪ >> basically marine core and then work and then find a job get married and everything but then my life was changed forever. >> reporter: may seventh, 2007, ronnie portis suffered burns to 90 percent of his body while serving in iraq. in that same incident he lost two friends. he is 29 years old. by land and air the eighth annual walk for the wounded in media raised funds and awareness. in 2 miles this walk is a symbol of solidarity for very long journey that these wounded heroes have made. this year our own ukee washington helped present a special award given out to officer jesse hartne

the bill's report tasks the federal aviation administration with evaluating and updating commercial airline onboard emergency medical kits, particularly for families traveling with young elephants. this is something that i have fought for in the senate f.a.a. bill. full funding is provided for the contract tower program which allows smaller airports to contract with the private sector for air traffic control services. airports across the country, such as the central nebraska regional airport in grand island, nebraska, will benefit greatly from this program. t-hud allocates critical funding for our nation's multimodal transportation network, and i'm pleased that the bill advances many of my own key initiatives. i would also like to address some of the important provisions included in the military construction and the veterans' affairs portion of the bill. we owe an enormous debt of gratitude to our veterans, and we have a responsibility to help them in their time of need. these men and women answer the call to serve our country and to defend our freedom. some have deployed around the world,

the federal aviation administration is investigating a blimp emergency landing in philadelphia's fishtowndeo captured the blimp as it went down in the construction site off i-95 near delaware avenue yesterday afternoon. faa says blimp lost power and although the pilot and passenger were tossed around they walk away unhurt. >>> lets check the forecast, justin joining us now. might be deceiving because we are looking the at rain coming. >> it is coming in and getting close. western parts of the area, like in berks county, chester county are getting that rain right now, and in delaware, we will see that rain pick up from west to east in the morning. still dry at the shore, ocean city, overcast skies, you guys, may not get rain until this afternoon but will be steady a at times. through go heavier rain developing around harrisburg, lancaster, heading our way, another batch of heavier rain moving up the maryland eastern shore that will impact northern delaware next few hours but this morning rain continues, to develop from west to east, steady toy heaviest this afternoon, still some showers ar

this upcoming thursday, may 19, the federal aviation administration and the miami-dade aviation department will celebrate this accomplishment and honor the men and women who keep our skies and our airports safe. working round-the-clock, the air traffic controllers direct aircraft and minimize potential troubles in the sky like the ones that come from severe weather patterns. i'm very proud to know so many of these diligent workers, individuals like mitch, jim, and bill. and many others who with their professionalism keep order in the airspace and protect our public. we routing aircraft, mr. speaker, to avoid congestion and minimize delays, it is not an easy task, especially at one of our nation's busiest airports. but it is because of these controllers' dedication and commitment that we can feel safe, arriving at our destinations. so congratulations to my friend s, all the air traffic controllers at miami international airport. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from

federal aviation administration officials say the plane was traveling from san diego to santa monicaicipal airport when it went off reader. the visibility hampered search efforts. the cost of the crash despite the cause of the crash still being investigated. >>> and award winning documentary on racial injustice aired in san francisco. we talked with actor and bay area native danny glover about the film.>>> it's giants matt cain was fighting for his first win this season. highlights from the giants and is coming up in just a few minutes. >>> is a live look outside the market zero. we'll have warm 2 to 3 days and that's according to meteorologist. full weather forecast in just a few moments. >>> a lot have storm as she ages. when metathesis losing weight. we are here at the center for antiaging laser. why is it so hard for women to lose weight?>> as women start to approach middle-aged they get a decline hormone levels. that leads to animals. the lower the levels higher the resistance to insulin. >> what you do here to help your patience. >> we test their hormone levels. we tailor make

and that is because the airport successfully argued that pursuant to aviation administration standards they are subject to federal laws as it relates to appraisal. and so we have deleted them from this legislation. at line 8, insert -- see if i can do this in a better way. if the market rent of the lease is more than $45 per square foot at base rent, the administrator obtain the market rent for the lease, and unless, insert 1, the commission or agency determines acquiring the market rent would interfere with the core function under the city charter, insert 2, the board of supervisors found by resolution that a lesser sum would further a public purpose, or 3, if it interfere with the port commission parameter rate lease, mr. benson and your department successfully argued that, those would be my proposed changes. and department city attorney do you have comments on those changes or others? >> deputy city attorney, you handed me your draft earlier. there is one proposed amendment in that draft that you didn't read out, which is in section 23.30, lease of real property. that the director of property, the second to la

and that is because the airport successfully argued that pursuant to aviation administration standards they are subject to federal laws as it relates to appraisal. and so we have deleted them from this legislation. at line 8, insert -- see if i can do this in a better way. if the market rent of the lease is more than $45 per square foot at base rent, the administrator obtain the market rent for the lease, and unless, insert 1, the commission or agency determines acquiring the market rent would interfere with the core function under the city charter, insert 2, the board of supervisors found by resolution that a lesser sum would further a public purpose, or 3, if it interfere with the port commission parameter rate lease, mr. benson and your department successfully argued that, those would be my proposed changes. and department city attorney do you have comments on those changes or others? >> deputy city attorney, you handed me your draft earlier. there is one proposed amendment in that draft that you didn't read out, which is in section 23.30, lease of real property. that the director of property, the second to la

and that is because the airport successfully argued that pursuant to aviation administration standards they are subject to federal laws as it relates to appraisal. and so we have deleted them from this legislation. at line 8, insert -- see if i can do this in a better way. if the market rent of the lease is more than $45 per square foot at base rent, the administrator obtain the market rent for the lease, and unless, insert 1, the commission or agency determines acquiring the market rent would interfere with the core function under the city charter, insert 2, the board of supervisors found by resolution that a lesser sum would further a public purpose, or 3, if it interfere with the port commission parameter rate lease, mr. benson and your department successfully argued that, those would be my proposed changes. and department city attorney do you have comments on those changes or others? >> deputy city attorney, you handed me your draft earlier. there is one proposed amendment in that draft that you didn't read out, which is in section 23.30, lease of real property. that the director of property, the second to la

and that is because the airport successfully argued that pursuant to aviation administration standards they are subject to federal laws as it relates to appraisal. and so we have deleted them from this legislation. at line 8, insert -- see if i can do this in a better way. if the market rent of the lease is more than $45 per square foot at base rent, the administrator obtain the market rent for the lease, and unless, insert 1, the commission or agency determines acquiring the market rent would interfere with the core function under the city charter, insert 2, the board of supervisors found by resolution that a lesser sum would further a public purpose, or 3, if it interfere with the port commission parameter rate lease, mr. benson and your department successfully argued that, those would be my proposed changes. and department city attorney do you have comments on those changes or others? >> deputy city attorney, you handed me your draft earlier. there is one proposed amendment in that draft that you didn't read out, which is in section 23.30, lease of real property. that the director of property, the second to la

the bill provides $16.4 billion to fully fund the needs of the federal aviation administration, for example, including $1 billion for nextgen modernization which will move our aviation system to a new level of performance and safety. this will funding level also fully accommodates the need for contract towers in essential air service and provides new safety staff and pay for air traffic controllers. the very popular tiger program, which the chairwoman mentioned, is funded at $525 million. that's a $25 million increase from last year. tiger grants allow states and local governments to make transform alternative investments in their transportation infrastructure. that traditional programs aren't able to address. the fiscal year 2016 grant competition just ended two weeks ago for tiger grants and d.o.t. reports that they received over 600 grant applications totaling nearly $100 billion in requests. so you can see this money is extraordinarily important to localities, and we have just barely increased it but without the chairman's leadership, i don't think we would have made that increase. agai