joining me to discuss from new york, verify cofounder and ceo jay bregman. offers on-demand drone insurance. and alan levan joining us from washington. alan, lay out the new rules and how it will impact users as of now. alan: before you could fly a drone commercially, but you had to get a special exemption. it initially took quite a while. you had to be a licensed pilot. now you can just do it as a matter of course. you have to get a license, but it's much easier. you have to pass a knowledge test. as you said, 3000 people signed up to take that test already today. it takes about 10 days to get the license going. once that happens, you should be able to fly pretty much at will after that. there are a few restrictions. you can't fly over people. it's daytime only at low altitude. otherwise it's really opening up to a lot more people. emily: jay, what do you like about these new rules and what don't you like? jay: what i like about these new rules is that for the first time today you can go into an apple store, by a phantom 4, take a test at one of 600 test ce

emily: jay bregman, you have given me an education. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. we are also watching fatalities from crashes of small private planes that has fallen to the lowest level in decades. down nearly 18% since 2010. better technology is credited. pilots have much better weather information than in recent years. aviation regulators have also made it easier to add new technology to planes that warn pilots when they are about to ose control. the chinese tech conglomerate plans to build a $1.8 billion factory to make internet connected cars. the production hub will be utside of hung jo. it is part of a larger theme park. it is partnered with saturday's future to produce electric vehicles in las vegas. coming up, one company working to disrupt the education world and announcing its largest expansion yet. we're talking general assembly. that is next. this is bloomberg. >> pokemon go may have broken records for its popularity but the sheer act of playing in certain countries means players are now breaking the law. several nations around the world have already t