we get more now on the proceedings from ktvu's jaqueline fell from washington. >> reporter: the national are transportation safety board said the pilots did not understand the complicated automated system on the plane. >> look at that one. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board found the pilots on asiana airline flight 214 mismanaged the landing causing the plane to come into sfo too low and too slow. the massive jetliner smacked down on to the runway creating havoc on the ground. >> oh my god, it's an accident. >> reporter: at the end of the day three people were dead, 49 injured. >> we found some things the pilots should not have done. >> reporter: the pilot did not have adequate training for a visual approach at sfo. and pilot fatigue likely played a role. investigators also said the complexity of the boeing 777 auto pilot and auto system contributed to the crash. boeing disagree that is the auto pilot system the contributed to the accident. >> the auto system worked as designed but the pilots did not fully understand what the system would and would not do. >> reporter:

jaqueline fell with the ruling and reaction. >> reporter: jane tells me she would be lost without her cell phone. >> i need my phone. >> reporter: she has so much personal information store on the phone she doesn't want police any where near it. the u.s. supreme court unanimously ruled police need a warrant to search a person's cell phone. even in the case someone is under arrest. telford calls it a huge win for privacy rights. >> financial information, and something concerning my job i don't want you to share it. >> reporter: a powerful device unlike anything else police could find on someone should they pull them over. the fact about technology now allows an individual to carry such information in his hand does not make the information any less worthy of the protection for which the founders fought. but roberts also acknowledged the ruling could include police security. >> police that had a rash reaction and do something to protect their community and want to act right how. >> reporter: it was compared to a home, house or computer. all of which police are required to get a warrant f

i'm here in the weather center jaqueline bennett. mention two in the same area. they're pretty remarkable videos. transitioning a little bit too long on whether we ever completely different picture out there sunday skies and gusty conditions out there in the bay area. and when you see a live picture of the a good roof can winds are still and the 20's and '30's and the bay area. downtown san fiscal. i was in the north are picking up a little bit and a couple of areas of fog are remaining. but once it continues to gusty winds tomorrows for us to tour of the coastline but a long tomorrow and the next couple of days. use a couple the patches of fog down out by the delta with the wind's going north and and keep things mainly clear tonight but still breezes of the coastline. to neutralize of the warmer tomorrow. did the lower 80s for the south in the back of bel-air 79 in cupertino and lully beckon to the '80s tended reform bill we saw today. collapse 72 in hayward and as look into the coastline of this set about the same as today in of the warmer in downtown san franc

. >> reporter: jaqueline said she caught on fire in april after a cell phone battery accidently dropped from her injuries. >>> affecting my vocal cords, my sinuses. the left side of my face will be swollen. >> reporter: they invest significantly to meet safety standards, and endorsed effective regulation of lithium ion batteries, and support ongoing education efforts. what should you do? the u.s. consumer products safety conditions said keep them away from metal objects such as coins, keys and jewelry as they can cause electrical problems. and away from liquids, especially salt water. >> what's important is people use them properly and respect the power that's inside that battery. >> reporter: for "gma," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> and facebook under fire with the secret social experiment. what the company is saying now about playing with our oh emotions. >>> and the nightmare nanny who refuses to leave. what will get her to finally move out. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates somethin