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here is kris van cleave. >> do you remember the seat? >> yeah, 16 d. great, made the flight. i'll take a nap. and it was almost permanent. >> drewlard who owns a car dealership, ordered his spirit flight det finishing final radiation treatment for prostate cancer with the plane still at the gate. he suffered a massive heart attack. >> did you feel a pulse? >> no, there was none. >> you have to think this man is dead. >> crossed our mind. yes. >> you don't expect to hear some one say, call 911 on the airplane. >> it use exciting, i started singing staying alive. they tell you when you do cpr, you sing staying alive. >> staying alive, staying alive. >> still not responsive and with paramedics in route they called for the plane's defibrillator. >> medics raced jerry to the hospital for a quintuple bypass. his kids, john and laurie thought they lost him. >> without them and actions they took the outcome would not have been the same. >> you might not have your dad? >> exactly. would not have had my dad without them. so they are heroes. >> they're definitely heroes. i mean that is

kris van cleave, cbs news in washington. >>> another delay for south bay commuters. the long awaited bart extension through san jose might not be letter -- might not be ready until mid-march. they faced repeated delays since december 2017. >>> caltrain is testing out a program to help passengers with bicycles board faster. sandra osborne has more from the sunnyvale station. >> reporter: believe it or not, caltrain has more daily bike riders as passengers than any other rail system in the country right now. if the program proves successful, that could be a good thing for passenger boarding in the future. the program is already being tested in mountain view and palo alto and this morning was the first day in sunnyvale and hillsdale was 66% of delays, according to caltrain, because a passenger boarding issues. they say allowing bicyclists to a board first could cut down on time and also bumps and bruises when everyone rushes in at once. >> caltrain is happy to have the bike riders. they help relieve congestion throughout the core door and we are happy to help them where

kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> time now 4:41. a hit-and-run leaves a bay area pedicab driver in a coma with serious brain injuries. weapons station. homeland security said it's not planning to build at the facility... or anywhere in california. >>> the feds say an immigration detention center won't be built in concord. homeland security won't build at the naval weapons station or anywhere in california. concord city council hosted a meeting yesterday days after a leaked draft memo stated the possibility of building a detention center at the site. >> -- to force this board to pass a resolution that clearly states you will not collaborate with i.c.e. you will not support or allow a concentration camp. >> the city doesn't control the federal land in question. but activists are calling on the concord leaders to take a stronger stand. >>> san francisco police looking for the hit-and-run driver who left a pedicab driver in a coma. kpix 5's joe vazquez reports. >>> rush hour on the embarcadero around 4:15. a pedicab giving a ride to a f

kris van cleave explains. >> reporter: nasa knows when it says it has an announcement about mars, everyoneuestion. >> so i'm going to tell you what we're not anun>>no tepngte ir: little green e deteio men roaming the red planet. >> i'm a martian. >> reporter: but what they have found is still pretty exciting. especially for a nasa scientist. it's more evidence that life could have existed on the planet or may still be there. it's based on what the curiosity rover discovered in an ancient martian lake bed called gale crater. when the rover drilled into rock it found different types of organic molecules. >> organic material is associated with life on earth. everything that we know on earth is associated with biology is composed of organic molecules. >> reporter: the rover confirmed seasonal increases in methane gas. on earth, methane comes mostly from human, animal and plant life. none of which has been found on mars. >> there's a mystery there as to why it's there, where it's from. and that's what future missions are going to have to figure out. >> because it could be a sign of life? >> it

here is kris van cleave. >> please welcome, everybody. will be your phantom remote operator for your drive. i will be monitoring row meetly. >> reporter: our remote driver is a few miles away in silicon valley office. california one of five states alug self driving cars to be on the road without a safety driver if they have a cyst techl in place for a human to take over remotely. phantom auto doesn't build self driving cars but hoping their technology can come to the rescue of a confused autonomous vehicle. uses cell phone signals and cameras mounted to the vehicle. a remote driver can take over in a situation where the car doesn't know what to do. >> you are saying the ultimate backup for the self driving car is the human. >> yeah. say you come to a construction site and you have construction worker giving hand signals. >> flagging traffic. >> exactly. exactly. >> the vehicle may approach that construction site. and just completely be paralyzed. at that point, the vehicle itself, would ping a phantom auto remote operator. the remote oper

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kris van cleave, cbs news, greenbelt, maryland. >> yes! >> glor: and a good movie at that.ening news s night. i'm jeff glor. good night. e 'll see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs she says her speech was silenced.. >> kpix5 news begins with a high school valedictorian cut off. she says her speech was silenced because she went off script. now, she wants the world to hear her message. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. the petaluma high school senior says she planned to tell a very personal story about her own sexual assault. and, call out the school for its response. but, kpix5's emily turner reports her mic was cut before she had the chance. emily? >> reporter: allen, what you are about to hear is not an audio glitch or technical error, it was intentional, but this young lady is not letting that stop her. >> it was one of the greatest moments of lulabelle's life. >> it is with an air of importance we walked in here. >> reporter: until it became one of the worst.

here's kris van cleave. ( applause ) >> reporter: it's a moment that warms jerry drouillard's heart.ap for me, all i did was survive. ( laughter ) >> reporter: a chance to say thank you to the strangers who kept that very same heart beating. >> good to meet you. >> thank you. >> reporter: do you remember the seat you were sitting in? >> yeah, it was right here, it's 16d. i said, oh great, i made the flight, i will take a nap. that was almost permanent. >> reporter: drouillard, who owns a car dealership with his family boarded his spirit flight from detroit to orlando after finishing his final radiation treatment for prostate cancer. with the plane still at the gate, he suffered a massive heart attack. >> just knew something was wrong. >> reporter: jeff krueger had just finished his c.p.r. class three weeks earlier, he and flight attendant ches harrison were the first to come to jerry's aid. >> did you feel a pulse? >> no. >> there was none. >> reporter: so you have to be thinking this man is dead. >> it crossed our minds, yes. >> you don't expect somebody to say call 911 on an airpla

here's kris van cleave. ta reporter: a stark declaration in documents obtained by cbs news today from the department of homeland security. in this presentation from earlier this year, researchers arned "it's a matter of time brfore a cyber-security breach on an airline occurs." ssat assessment came after a ioh.s. decision to launch a nose-to-tail series of tests on this boeing 757 for hacking weak spots. me ae tests came after a d.h.s. y am led by dr. robert hickey ysok just two days to hack remotely into the plane while it was parked at an f.a.a. facility in the atlantic city airport in september of 2016. the d.h.s.' team got in through ine plane's radio frequency communications using typical stuff that could be brought through airport security. in response, d.h.s. scheduled e,ose further hacking attempts on the plane, including efforts to access flight management, life support, autopilot, the plane's electrical and fuel systems, as well as its engines. ow now i think we've come to realize that cyber threat

kris van cleave, cbs news, greenbelt, maryland. >> yes! >>> that is the overnight for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check ban for the mond cbs rning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, this is "overnight news." i'm david begnaud. police in mesa, arizona have released new body camera videos that critics say clearly shows officers beating an unarmed black man during an arrest. we want to warn you, the videos are disturbing. a group of officers is seen forcing the man into submission, while one of the officers punches the man in the face .y poceay s they were investigating a call about a pee domestic disturbance, and the man refused to sit down. this follows a number of incidents in which the mesa policeepartment has been accused of using excessive force. here is jamie yuccas. >> i am -- i am a family man. i'm a god fearing person. >> reporter: robert johnson says he is still replaying the may 23rd incident over in his mind. >> i wt mesa to be held accountable for what they have

kris van cleave has the passengers reaction. >> reporter: this was the doctor mat i can scene at the jfk -- dramatic scene at jfk geworkers surrounded flight 1623 after air traffic control lost contact with the pilots. >> we saw the flashing lights. >> reporter: police entered cabin and ordered passengers to put their hands in the air. >> it's like -- they were pointing -- everyone texting their families and we are on the ground. >> reporter: jetblue says the airbus plane experienced a radio issue impacting the crew's ability to communicate and a false alarm was sent to j the tower. while communication was reestablished. authorities responded out of caution. in an america, the plane's transponder can be used to signal the tour, faa officials say the flaws alarm was triggered by the pilots mistakenly entered the code for hijack, 7500, instead of 7600. >> as a pilot, i would have explained to them exactly what happened and if it was my mistake, i apologize, say folks, i screwed up. we're only human. >> reporter: application found no security issue -- police found no security issue. the

kris van cleave, cbs news, reagan airport, virginia. >>> coming up this morning on "cbs this morning," some are training students and teachers. adriana diaz is taking a look at training offered for so-called school guardians. >>> and we talk with jeff weiner, the ceo of linkedin. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's wednesday, june 13th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. >>> a live look outside at the bay bridge on this wednesday, june 13th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. good morning to jaclyn and neda. how is everyone doing? >> good. >> is everyone recovering from the parade? >> i have a bit of a sunburn but it was okay. i had a lot of fun. >> it was sunny and hot but it was fun. >> looked like a lot of fun. >> a lot of people, which adds to the heat but, of course, it was overall a very festive day. hopefully all of you out there, as well. today will be another hot day so very similar to yesterday. a slight west wind and that is it. so you may see a

. >> reporter: kris van cleave, cbs news. >>> on "cbs this morning," actress winning actress natalie joins us in the studio with her new documentary "eating animals" that aims to shed light on farming practices in america. >>> for father's day, john dickenson shares a special essay on fatherhood. >>> and we'll meet some students in louisiana who wanted to say thanks to a very special teacher. that's cthe cbs morning news fo this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. good morning. i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning. an exclusive shot of the bay bridge from the "salesforce tower" camera, looking nice, a little cloudy to start. it's friday, june 15th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >> are you okay? >> last-minute touches. i think we barely got onset all four of us on time. man! >> but we're here. >> it's friday. >> one more day before the weekend. >> we're ready for the weekend no matter what the weather will bring because it's friday! >>> here's a look at the clouds. cloudier today. 8 degrees cooler this afternoon. afternoon highs are on th

kris van cleave is there tonight. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams from across virginia spent the day combing an area outside of charlottesville looking for a couple who were swept away during last night's violent storm. one was found dead. the other is still missing. captain allen carwhile from the lynchburg, virginia, fire department. >> water moving at that speed, there's still a vehicle that's unaccounted for, and they haven't found it down the creek anywhere yet. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams think the car that's missing would have been swept off of this road into ivy creek here. that's why the search-and-rescue team are going step by step with those sticks checking in the pile of debris. they're looking for any signs of the two people believed to be inside of the missing car. now, we hear it was 6-10 inches of rain that came down very fast. that created a flash flood and a whole lot of water-- it went up over the road. you can see the debris is waist high here and we are well above the creek-bed. you're talking about a torrent of water that would have come on in a fla

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. >> thank outfirst question is from chris van cleave from drshkris van cleave from -- kris van cleave from cbs. >> forgive me but if you can translate this into terms my grandmother understands. why is methane so exciting and what is it you found that is so intriguing about this organic chemical or impound molecule that's different than what we knew-- >> okay. should we go to chris for the methane question did you hear that? >> yes i would start right away by saying whenever you have a oxidizing atmosphere and see reduced compounds like methaneor hydrogen sul fight they are exciting. and in particular, for the meth -- sul fight, they are excite -- sul fied they are exciting. and in particular from cows or sheeps or termites et cetera, because of that there's always been this interest in mars methane because it's potential biological origin. and that's true also because we know it only can last #00 years. so if we see methane in the martian atmosphere, that means it -- something is happening today that's being released or created. and i will hand over to paul to answer the second part.

kris van cleave went on board united airlines' new project in houston. >> reporter: long before thisted airlines was focused on making it and their entire 750-plane fleet as light as possible. every little bit counts, even on a plane that weighs more than 250,000 pounds. aaron stash leads that team. >> any time we can reduce even an ounce of weight, that means we burn less fuel. >> even an ounce parties? >> if you're multiplying that v add up. >> reporter: that once ounce lighter magazine saves nearly $300,000 a year. united rethought everything about its aircraft from what's stocked in the galilee ley and redesigning bathrooms. yes, they did get smaller. >> this cart is heavy. this is noticeably lighter. >> these new beverage carts are 27 pounds. about half the weight of the previous carts. these cargo containers are 80 pounds lighter which saves 2 million gal ochbs fuel a year. and stopping duty free sales saved united 1.4 million gallons. that's about $7 million combined savings. how much fuel does that save you? >> we improved our efficiency over 30%. that's through the changes t

kris van cleave shows us how a human can take over the wheel from miles away. >> please welcome everybody. i will be your operator for this drive. i will be monitoring your vehicle remotely. >> ben our remote driver is a few miles away in a silicon valley office. california is one of at least five states allowing self driving cars to be on the road, without a safety driver. if they have a system in place for a human to take over remotely. >> steering wheel is moving. car is moving. >> if you are wondering why an autonomous vehicle might need some body like a ben. as the the self driving technology advances, we know that general motors for example is going to, build one without a steering wheel, without gas pedals or breaks. if there was a situation where the self driving car had to stop or didn't know what to do, you as the occupant, couldn't do anything to help. you would need some body to intervene remotely. >> phantom auto doesn't build self driving cars. they're hoping their technology can come to the rescue of a confused autonomous vehicle. uses cell phone signals and cameras mounted

kris van cleave is following this complicated story. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.e're getting new information here, the flight did eventually make it to los angeles. landing very early this morning after four hours delayed. terrifying experience for passengers. the faa and jet blue are looking into the possibility they may have accidentally sent an alert about a possible hijacking, prompting police to storm the plane. this was the dramatic scene at jfk's new york airport last night. dozens of manufacture vehicles surrounded the jetblue flight 2013 after air traffic control lost all contact with the pilots. >> we saw these flashing lights and everyone on the flight noticed. >> reporter: alexa curtis was onboard as heavily armed police entered the cabin and ordered passengers to put their hands in the air. >> thought we were going to die. they were pointing them at us. people were like crying, everyone's texting their families and we were on the ground. can you imagine if it was in the air this happened -- yeah, people were ready to die. >> reporter: jetblue experien

kris van cleave is riding through washington to come to the rescue when self-driving cars don't know ng. >> good morning p before too long, we won't need anyone here to drive whiend this steering wheel. we've seen an example where they get confused and have to stop. this sell con-based company is hoping when the car needs to phone a friend, it will be their technology that put as remote driver there to answer the call. >> welcome, everybody. i'll be honor toring your drive remotely. >> reporter: ben is a few miles away. kal is at least one of the five states alonging them to be on the road without a safety driver if they have a system in place for a human to take over remotely. >> the steering wheel is moving, the car is moving. if you're wondering why somebody might need somebody like ben, as the self-drives technology advances, we know they're going build one without gas pedals or brakes, so if there was a situation, you as the occupant couldn't do anything to help. you would need someone to intervene remotely. they're hoping their technology can come to the help of the the autonomo