did he have permission? >> he had been told, "don't go on those tracks," and he did anyway. >> reporter: and footage from a camera mounted on the locomotive shows another side of those last horrifying moments. and new footage obtained just hours ago as this movie turns real a scene the filmmakers never meant to shoot. stay with us. but i think women would rather curl up with their favorite man. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and remember, you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or lo

>> what permissions? >>reporter: no need for permissions >> >> no need. if you want to kill, you just kill it. you want to catch, you catch. there's no need for permissions. this investigator said was frozen tiger meat available to eat. here assembled in a vat, a pieced together skull and skeleton of a big cat, almost certainly a tiger. tiger bone wine can sell for $300 a bottle. >> the senior keeper tells the investigator it's very easy this business. it's a road to wealth. the resort is in laos but it runs in beijing time the signs are in mandarin and the yen is the main currency here. >> both the government's of laos and china have a responsibility to fulfill their commitments and end the illegal wild life trade. >>reporter: now the environmental investigation agency is calling on the governments of china and laos to investigate the area. but as ever the question is will it lead to any meaningful action. >>> while america's unemployment rate may have dipped, the labor market is still facing serious problems. one of them is the threats to jobs posed in

there is no need for permission. this investigator said that it was frozen tiger meet available to eat. here asystem bibled in a vat a pieced together skull and skeleton of a cat. tiger bone wine can sell for $300 a bottle. they tell the investigator it's very easy this business. it's a road to wealth. the resort is in laos, but it runs on beijing time and the chinese currency is the main currency here. >> it falls under laos investigation. so both governments of laos and china has the responsibility to fulfill their commitments and end the illegal wildlife trade. >> they're calling on china and laos to investigate the connections between here and wildlife criminals operating in the region. >> last week president nicolÁs maduro accused washington of tries to oust him but washington has denied the allegations. >>> most children from low-income families their best chance to get out of poverty is a good education. now a new program in the u.s. state of rhode island is working to give those kids a head start. tom ackerma

things, but here they have to sign a permission slip in order to eat an oreo.the american treat. the same slip informs students they are not required to eat the oreo. and it also includes the oreo's ingredients on the back. oh, my god. am i crazy to think nanny statism in schools and helicopter parenting outside of the schools has gotten totally out of hand? well, some people think so. they're nuts. this is, you're crazy, kennedy. joining me tonight a man who is laser focused on the issues that i often disagree with. it's steve laser, radio host of making sense with steve laser. now, do you have kids? >> i do, kennedy. ken ken you do. you have the children. you've signed these permission slips. >> i have signed many in my day, and i'll tell you, a number of years back b what this teacher did might be crazy, but now we have such an exploding problem with obesity and diabetes in this country, kids -- you know, parents are trying to get a hold on their kids' health -- kennedy: yeah, they are. >> trying to keep their weight down, and i think in light of that -- ken

and if i'm photographing the wanted i need to get permission. that didn't happen in vietnam and i think that's why the images were so much more graphic. i can count on one hand the amount of times that a been able to photograph and published a soldier dying in combat. in 14 years of war. >> the last thing do you think it's appropriate that you he should have that much freedom to do that? >> i don't know. i'm a mother and so when i think of what it look as went to war and he died, what i want pictures of him all over? but then i think if i send my son to war that's part of the game. that is the highest price a soldier will pay. i think the american public does need to see that. and i think it's our tax dollars paying for those wars. we need to see the consequences of those wars. >> thanks. >> i just want to ask you about a time when you were held in captivity. seems like was different then, for you man recent -- band recent journalist that had been -- >> very different. >> kidnapped by isis. and i wonder what your sense is why, and is it just --

and so i was given permission to come in and i sort of stumbled in and i could barely see. and it was a very small room full of about 20 15 to 20 taliban fighters, and they all had the guns and rockets and weapons and they were just sort of lounging around. and i sat down and dexter said, thank you for letting my wife come. this is my wife. by the way my wife has a camera, you might issue takes some photos? >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> each year the chief of staff of the air force assembles a list of books he recommends for servicemen and women. here's the 2015 list. >> and that's a look at the air force chief of staff's book list. >> here's a look at some of the upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. let us know about book fairs and special in your area and we we happy to add into our lives. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> any of you have done research, especially graduate level research, know that it's very slow and i found myself struggling with the equipment and vacuum bombs and so the progress was increme

do i need a permission slip for a cookie. >> it almost feels like you need a permission slip for anythingee. if you gave somebody's child who is allergic and they're allergic and they get sick or in trouble the district is going to get sued. we got a lot of tweets. this is from the one, i don't fault the teacher who sends thor ohio permission slip. i call it our crazy cull your t. we had so many other tweets because there were so many on this one. this is one where i thought a mother said i thought this was the most ridiculous one i ever saw, it was a picture of the sneakers and it said remember the sneakers. orioles for everyone. no food allergies there. i hope you enjoy >>> i'm chris wallace. the latest on the german plane crash. and iran's influence spreads across the middle east. but is the obama administration fighting against iran or alongside it? >> we have put intense pressure on extremists inside of yemen. and it has mitigated the threat they pose to the u.s. and the west. >> our closest allies in the region no longer trust us. they believe that we are siding with iran. >> as the

this is this gentleman he has to give them permission a judge and court but not the city unless that's an emergency situation but i said to point that out. >> thank you very much for pointing out. >> my motion to deny the appeal and uphold the appeal it was properly issued. >> as the inspector pointed out if we agree to the hundred dollars that work with the language in the brief. >> it is now on the record that mr. duffy said that's not a legitimate claim has nothing to do with with the permit. >> the briefs don't represent procedure or process. >> okay mr. pacheco and we have a motion on the floor from the president to uphold the permit on the basis it was properly issued on that motion to uphold commissioner fung. >> no. >> commissioner vice president honda. >> i'm sorry. >> i. >> commissioner wilson a absent thank you. the vote to 2 to one to uphold the permit the motion fails, however because of 3 votes are noted to overturn of modify absent another motion to permit would be umd by default. >> i'm going to 0 move to continue this to april 15th to allow for parties to talk. >> okay

that is one reason potentially why it was given permission to happen. people are starting to gather already, and when they do start moving, they'll come down to the embankment over my left shoulder and along the river, up past the cathedral and over the bridge past the spots where boris nemtsov was killed and down to the square. of course, this is a rally that boris nemtsov was supposed to be at the head of. and clearly that had nopd happened, circumstances proved different. >> so you know while you have been speaking we are looking at live pictures from the scene, i'm amazed at the size of it all. obviously the level of security. we saw what looked like metal detectors and the like. i said before that the very tense times in russia made more tense by an event like this. >> metal detectors and security are standard for any demonstration in moscow. i have been to many they have a cordon around them. you have to go through metal detectors, it's not a sign of tension for this rally. yes, this is an opposition rally in the hart of mossio. in modern russia t

. >> i didn't give them permission. i didn't -- >> give who permission? >> my roommate.idn't give him permission at all to send -- >> so you're aware that he was getting it sent to him, but you didn't give him permission -- >> i assume, now that i seen him in, i assume he had something to do with it. >> why do you feel that way? >> because he knew it was my birthday. he was in my room. he had access to my mail. i felt like if it was anybody, it would be him. nobody -- nobody would be stupid enough to go in my room, you know, when i'm not there, anybody other than my roommate. you know. >> but you don't know for sure that he -- >> no, i don't -- i can't be 100%. if i would have known that it was coming in my name beforehand, i would have said something. >> step outside in the hallway. i'll call you back in in a few minutes. >> there's really no way i can get around it. it had my name on it. the only thing i have working for me is my background. and hopefully that works out for me. >> while battaglia's hopeful, there's a lot about the extent of the investigation that he do

incredible, incredible chamber, which brings me to some opening remarks i would like to make, with your permission.

last friday we asked the faa up -- for permission and are hopeful that this permission will be granted quickly. although the united states is catching up to permitting current commercial uis testing the united states remains behind in planning for future commercial you a s operations. they are grateful for the newly released in prm but it does not go far enough. the faa is not adequately addressing applications that involve highly automated applications. the rules should permit operations beyond visual line of sight and how enabling technologies should be evaluated. this is not this is not to suggest regulators here or abroad can adopt rules beyond visual line of sight. that may take time. regulators should regulators should propose frameworks and rules for future commercial operations now. because the because the united states remains behind in planning for fertile operations one must assume that congress must step in. the fact is that with few exceptions the agency has adequate statutory authority what what they need is an but us. any impetus given by, embraced by the faa should resu

the investigation revealing that csx transportation twice denyied permission to shoot.iller testified in a civil suit last year that securing permission was not his responsibility. >> that's not my job, honestly. >> you didn't ask how many trains were coming down? did you? >> again, that's not my job. >> reporter: he has been accused in the past of reckless behavior on-set. in a joint statement with his wife saying we would never knowingly or intentionally put anybody's safety at risk. >> if it can be proven that it rises to the level of a criminal act, people may be going to prison. >> reporter: in the wake of sarah's death, many calling for greater safety on movie sets. her friends and family just want justice. >> the people that made poor choices that day need to be held accountable. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> still ahead, the gift of life. donations to a stranger setting off a string of life-changing events. >>> and while the east coast is still digging out of mounds of snow tonight, you won't believe where snow is in demand. a world-famous event, on

last year, you requested and we granted permission to restructure the fbi's intelligence program.

obtaining permission took far too long. the good news is that while the faa was considering our applications, we innovative so rapidly, things have become obsolete. we are already testing abroad on more advanced things. we are hopeful permission will be granted quickly. although the united states is catching up in permitting current testing, the united states remains the hard -- remains behind. we are grateful for the newly released mpr m so far as it goes. it is not go far enough. unlike europe, the faa is not drafting compelling applications. the mpr m only briefly address comments whether it should address comments in the way of light. this is not to suggest regulators could quickly adopt actual rules for operations beyond visual line of sight. u.s. regulators should start proposing frameworks and roles now. because the united states remains behind, one might assume congress must step in. the fact is, the agency already has adequate statutory authority. the faa needs and presents. it should result in the agency commencin

. >> a pennsylvania middle school must sign a permission ship before they eat oreos. it is the subject of tonight's. >> students were learning about the movement of the earth's tectonic plates and the permission slip that was posted on twitter by a mom states they will be using a double stuffed oreo to simulate the three plate boundaries and the geographical features created at the boundary. the students may eat the oreo if this is okay with you. the students do not have to eat the oreo if they do not wish to do so. a section at the bottom says my child, blank odd name, has permission to eat the oreo after the science investigation on 3-27-2015. that's in the future. >> these oreos haven't even been eaten yet. >> bizarre. joanne, should we not be teaching our kids that oreos are dangerous? particularly the double stuffs? >> they are. science have griffin and there were studies -- science has proven and there were studies. you can get addicted to them. that's why i don't have oreos in the house. they are so good. amazing. i guess kids have all of these allergies and go

miller testified in a civil suit last year that securing permission was not his responsibility. >> that'sb. >> do you know where anybody was down there on that track before the train accident occurred? >> again, it was not my job. >> you didn't ask how many trains were coming down the trestle, did you? >> again, that's not my job. >> reporter: miller has been accused of reckless behavior in the past on set. in a joint statement saying, we would never knowingly put anybody's safety at risk. >> if it can be proven that it rises to a level of a criminal act, people may be going to prison. >> reporter: in the wake of sarah's death, people have called for grater safety on movie sets. her friends and family simply want justice. >> the people who made poor choices that day need to be held fully accountable. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> beautiful, young lady. >>> coming up, too many funny stars last night, sharing lots of laughs for a great cause. >>> and also, we'll tell you about tickets on sale this morning, to see prince in concert. one catch here, we don't know where

you have to have permission from the iranians.y are unsatisfied with the inspection regime in place. if the deal expires, the decision to have a bomb would be an iranian decision. >> the challenge here is what ray is describing is an iran that can reach threshold capacity and sneak across the line. the question is whether there is a way to avoid it. iran was driving there before the negotiations begin. in 2013. we have halted that, for now. but at some point, in some manner, without negotiations they will be going down that road anyway. it is a heavy burden on the obama administration that the best they can achieve is to slow down the timeline for iran to be a threshold nuclear state. i don't see any alternative that pulls them back. except the hypothesis that more pressure will do what all the pressure so far has not. >> is there an alternative we are missing? >> the critics and the proponents are not that far apart. if the administration dealt with one aspect of the deal, namely the sunset clause, it would be in a better positio

since making this change, apps are now requesting 50% fewer permissions none they were before and are seeing more than 10% increases in the rate of people logging in. over the next month more apps will migrate to the new login. we think these changes are going to make people feel a lot more comfortable and make the ecosystem a lot healthier overall. another effort we are focused on is helping developers protect people's security. last month, we announced a new platform that allows companies to exchange information about malware and cyberattacks. malware is getting more sophisticated. it is increasingly challenging for anyone, anywhere developer to keep up with the different -- mark zuckerberg speaking from the f8 developers conference talking to the developers. we will continue to follow this for you and have much more coverage from san francisco throughout the hour. "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg west." coming up, how important are developers? amazon tells the faa thanks, but no thanks on its latest drone permit. those stories and more in this hour. f

miller testified in a civil suit last year that securing permission was not his responsibility. >> that's not my job, >> you didn't ask how many trains were coming down? >> again, that's not my job. >> reporter: he has been accused in the past of onset on-set. >> if it can be proven that it rises to the level of a criminal act, people may be going to prison. >> reporter: many calling for greater safety on movie sets. her friends and family just want justice. >> the people that made poor choices that day need to be held accountable accountable. >>> still ahead, the gift of life. donations to a stranger setting off a string of life-changing events. >>> tonight, you won't where snow is in demand. on thin ice, coming up. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new en

this is not available to government agencies or others without permission. in conclusion, the front europe's grant to suit the federal aviation administration introduce its notice of proposed rulemaking for small ua . the farm burea is in the process of developing the comments in regard to this rule and it is our hope that farmers and ranchers will be able to secure the rights to this process to use uas as part of the systems. ms. ayotte: thank you. i would like to direct my first question to ms. gilligan. what i wanted to ask you about with this new area of rulemaking and implementation of the small uas rule and subsequent rules, how does the agency plan to fund this effort? i saw in the notice of proposed rulemaking that there is some contemplation of cost recovery five dollars to register an unmanned aircraft, $150 for knowledge and test of operators and $50 to verify the idea of an applicant. is that going to cover the resources you need going forward in an expanding area? given that we have other resources, including implementing next jan and other thin

slip signed for school. >> i stood there as he signed that permission slip.re was basically no movement. you know, i'm sure mom would have at least came to, see what was going on. >> prosecutors believed judy was already dead. after larry got the children off to school, prosecutors say larry wrapped judy's body in a blanket and put it in the trunk of his car. as he left for work, he waved to the children at the bus stop, hoping they would be his alibi. then he went directly to work to keep his usual schedule. but after work, he stopped by the deserted camp and dumped his wife's body. the synthetic rayon fibers from larry's trunk liner were transferred to the blanket covering judy's body. and larry's shoes picked up the calcite particles from the newly paved limestone, where they were discovered 20 years later by alert forensic scientists. >> the prosecutors were able to put up a good faith effort and tell them this is everything we know using modern forensics about the evidence that we do have remaining to us. and we pulled out all the stops and here's what w

you, everyone to make that available to our school community and i want to take a moment with the permission of the chair to share a few thoughts around a topic that's been in our community i'd like to start by speaking a little bit to the implementation of the common core in san francisco unified school district and in particular the implementation of the common core maps as a district we spent a lot of time engaging our teachers and engaging our school communities and the teachers around unpacking the common core standards we're distinct in the state of california and this approach has been a bottom-up approach matt haney those in the classroom have informed our development of our core curriculum and the implementation of the core curriculum i want to apologize we hadn't spent the time engaging our that parent community to understand the canyon core curriculum and why it's important i want to share shouts thoughts about the issues and some of the questions around this particular issue thank you so for the most part we have so clarify what is algebra and not algebra i'll say ladies and gent

break. >> crazyhorse one, request permission to engage. >> picking up the wounded. >> we're trying to get permission. >> come on, let us shoot. >> bush master 7, roger, engage. >> clear. >> come on. >> clear. [ gunfire ] >> clear. >> we're engaged. >> there's no sign of any further weapons. there's certainly no sign of any further fighting. these guys are certainly no threat. and yet the helicopter pilots decide to light up the van. and blast it. >> oh, yeah, look at that. right through the windshield. >> just a few minutes later, specialist mccord and the rest of bravo company arrive on the scene. >> i immediately saw a group of men by a wall who had just been completely shredded from these 30 millimeter rounds. and i saw against the wall was an rpg. the rpg did not have a round in it. then on the ground close by was an ak-47. and i saw the light blue minivan. and i could hear a little girl crying. >> realizing that there is a wounded child inside, mccord and his soldiers run to the van. >> inside the van when i looked in was a little girl about 4 years old. she had a severe belly wo

so again on the back end of this deal there is no permission slip for iran to simply then wait until the end of the agreement and get a nuclear weapon then. again, there are limitations imposed for duration of the agreement. transparency measurers that have more permsy. we can make a judgment on the back end of the agreement about where things stand. in the mean time, with respect to our partners we have to reassure them that this doesn't lessen our concern about what else iran is doing in the region. that we are more aligned with our arab partners when we look at issues like syria, yemen than -- >> goldberg: but your arab partners would say in fact you have led the assad regime maintain its control over much of syria that you haven't intervened in a more muscular way and a more robust way, and that their critique is you have been so focused on the nuclear file that you've allowed yemen to fall to the iran-oriented iran-aligned that hesbollah is more powerful than ever, you've heard these arguments and comes back to the original question of why the sole focus on this behavior and not

of the landlord and get the permission from the neighborhoods so we're very i testified in support of the home sharing law we're using b income to my partner is pursuing our education it's a rainy day fund it's helpful currently we're trying to comply with an appointment set up there's a lot of steps and unfortunately we're in a weird place we don't own a car that's part of the reason we live in san francisco but we can't have our utility bill in our name and clearly don't have the - i've got the voter registration covered our landlord is engaged with us and our neighbors are supporting us we literally can't he remember register we are losing that income and trying to comply maybe a way to simplify that process would be helpful yeah. thank you very much. >> thanks for your work. >> hello, i'm naomi i've lived in san francisco so for over 25 years in district 6 and a member of the association i love sharing my san francisco like the everyday san francisco that tourist don't see and my magical place come out and people making this like their own san francisco sealed i feel that my on sa

there is no permissions.he same advice to the chinese side, now china has begun to show some signs of real leadership. it is not enough. there is much more to do, not just in places like this, which frankly is a revelation to me, a terrible revelation, but in terms of the ivory trade, rhino horn trade, the fact you can still legally buy tiger skins in china means that china itself is approving the market. we have to end that, and there's a huge meeting taking place coming up, next week, which will be identified just these kind of actions that are needed. >> why would china do that when the demand exists? china has a leadership role to play all other significant nations are speaking out against this trade. china needs to do the same. >> thank you very much. world travelers from the born free foundation, good to get your thoughts on this. >> much more to come for you on al jazeera. >> on the pharaoh islands in the north atlantic, where people are hoping to see a total eclipse of the sun. and in sport the long w

next time david cameron or ed miliband drive through the gates, it will be to ask the queen's permissiono form a new government. the question is whether they will need other parties to do it. the answer could shape government for years. anchor: just 38 days to go until we have that british election and an idea of who is going to be our next prime minister. we know that whales navigate and communicate through sound. why have they developed different systems of hearing? scientists in washington think they have a clue. it seems to be linked to jaw movements. >> vista gold lou yale -- this pickled blue whale fetus was acquired a most a century ago. now scientists are using it to learn more about how the world's largest mammals developed underwater hearing. sound is crucial to survival. scientists have discovered different whales have developed different ways of hearing. >> they echolocate from the forehead. they are listening to echoes from prey or surrounding. they are paying attention to sounds around the. in sum, the acoustic funnel starts out facing forward but then it rotates out to fac

to mitigate those delays but we anticipate there may be a delay so in this case we're asking for permission to give us contingency for the duration in the event they can't mitigate it. we aren't actually working for the extension because we are working with the contractor to try to bring them in as close to the original schedule as possible. so it's rare where we come to you where we say we're not delayed but we might be. we don't want to give up this schedule that's why we're calling it contingency. >> i'd like to move the item. >> i think we did. it's been moved and seconded. >> oh, it has, that's right. >> i have a question. as i recall, we had, there was the sliding plates. has that all been corrected? >> that has been corrected. there were some delays associated with that as well. the original design they did not get the adequate bonding with respect to the two plates, they had to go through secondary and tertiary vendors but that problem has been solved. >> it's solved and is not going to come up again? it's been connected. >> yes. >> all right, public comment on this item. i will cal

they're given permission to be in lanes until 11:00 a.m.et me explain why you don't have to worry, coming up. ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> a mad dash to a bar has landed a pro football player in hot water with police. arizona cardinals player alex okafor running to a bar in austin, texas, last weekend when he knocks down a drunk man in a crosswalk. police tried to stop him when he allegedly pulled out a football move faking left and darting right before continuing on to the bar. three officers tackled him and arrested him for evading arrest. the drunk man who was knocked down has decided not to press charges. >> a lot going on. >>> a lot going on in arizona. actor will ferrell will suit up for the a's and the giants. >> how is that going to work out? ferrell is scheduled to play short stop for the a's in the first inning of their game. later in the day he's going to meet up with the giants where he's supposed to catc

they need proof that they have surrender and have permission to go home to protect themselves from union troops and also confederate soldiers might pick them up as deserters soviet -- so

i didn't have to ask anybody's permission. from this, the worldwide web spread to reach all corners of the global, interconnected world, making hundreds of billions of dollars for economic growth -- i didn't have to get permission from anybody. i didn't have to pay isp specialties. i did not have to convince anybody that this new technology should be let through. i did not have to worry that they would not -- [indiscernible] so i did not have to ask permission from anybody. the web itself on top of internet is another platform. thank you. so, that is really -- it's a wonderful system. the openness of the internet -- created an opportunity for me 25 years ago, will ensure that the next innovators come home with a great new service and great improvements, the web will have the opportunity to try their ideas in the free market just as i did. fcc action is about consumer rights, free speech. it is about democracy. it's also about business. the openness of the internet -- [indiscernible] the fact that the internet is mutual -- so i

in colorado initial permits, permission slips for medical marijuana worry about via thousand. when the court's earliest it could have as many as you want and multiply to 220,000. most people getting over males between the ages of 18 and 25. this was a ruse. this was fraudulent. but it gave away, a wedge to get it through. one of the heads of the normalization legalization group said good riddance medical marijuana. once they get back we'll have so many people use them out will be able to get the whole vote. posts are one of my favorite quotes is from edmund burke. the example of the school of mankind. but he means by that is sometimes you have to show people. two questions relating to that. you said yourself you think colorado will eventually change of mind on that. isn't that a useful example? is about the whole point of federalism we are going to get to to have the phrase laboratories for democracy is a loaded one. second of all if the problems with marijuana are what you say they are. as a parent i found this book very very persuasive where i will challenge you more. as a p

they need special permission too. the federal employee who crashed this on the lawn will not face charges. he said he had been drinking at the time when he lost control of the drone. >>> other news more indication this morning there may be more fraud with apple pay than we first thought. as we reported in the past bad guys are taking credit cards on their iphone and using them to buy and resell items for cash. apple is denying estimates by industry analysts that say as much as 6% of purchases on apple pay are fraudulent. by comparison 1/10 of 1% of credit card purchases are fraudulent. take a look at this the radar track of an easy jet flight out of belfast this morning on its way to iceland. why all the circles down there at the bottom of the screen? well, remember this is where the sun and the moon had come into phase together darkening everything together. the passengers apparently wanted to see it. they were ahead of schedule so he made a bit of a dawdle there for the solar eclipse this morning. good for him. >> i

they didn't have to ask permission. all the corners of the global interconnected world hundreds of millions of dollars in economic growth and speech and democracy around the world. i didn't have to get permission from anyone. i didn't have to pay an isp a special fee. i didn't have to convince anybody that this technology should be -- but that it would be good for their business. i didn't have to worry because they would block it because it was competing with other businesses they have. i didn't have to ask permission from anybody. on top of the internet is in the platform and you don't have to ask me to -- the openness of the internet created the opportunity for me 25 years ago in the next innovation to come along with great new service and great improvements to the web itself will have the opportunity to try their ideas in a free market just as i did. today's fcc actions is about consumer rights, free speech and it's about democracy. it's also importantly about business. it's the openness of the internet and the fact

amazon now has permission basically to do what a kid in a park can do any time. the drones would fly from a local warehouse to your house and leave something on the doorst doorstep. the faa issued new rules prohibiting commercial flights of drones. this morning, amazon has special permission to test fly them around. >>> the dow fell about 100 points on thursday. it was the first day the dow 30 contained shares of apple. apple stocks fell. you can't blame the company for dragging down the dow. apple may be the world's most valuable company but it only accounts for 5% of the dow. this is the formula they use to figure out how the dow industrials work. you can ignore this. what you need to know is the company with the biggest share price, not the biggest overall value, moves the dow the most. that company's actually goldman sachs. i think this is greek. that looks like it's sigma. it's kind of funny we bring up the dpreekz. >>> europe outrages over this video which appears to show the greek finance minister mention germany and then make an international gesture with

and what's interesting is most of those sensors require some sort of permission from the applicationhat's using them. so if you download an application it will say hey i need the compass and that might reveal your location. but there's one sensor in particular that doesn't actually need that and it's sort of a little-talked about sensor which is the power sensor. which tracks the power consumption of your phone over time. >> so these apps potentially can access that? >> that's right. yeah. any app actually in the android store can access that. and that power sensor is a bit troubling, or can be because it might reveal something about your location. so for instance, when you're driving down a road, you're moving closer and farther away from cell towers. and the closer you are to a cell tower, the less power your phone consumes to talk to it. and the farther way the more. >> do you think this is a curious coincidence you that found this, or is it something that was built in deliberately for some reason? >> well, they definitely built it in in order to help developers of applications. s

. >> do you think this evidence will be permissible and how powerful will it be? >> i think it will definitely be permissible. i ruled on that kind of stuff as a judge. i think it you will powerful. >> reporter: that's now one of several investigations opened against durst. matt gutman, abc news, new orleans. >> matt, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the school bus, out of control, children on board and take a look at the pictures. the bus smashing through a home. tonight, investigators revealing what might have happened to that driver moments before the crash. >>> we have a consumer alert tonight. the recall for some very popular frozen dinners. >>> and take a look at this photo tonight. the air force veteran, the smiling little girl he helped rescue after katrina. ten years later, he needs your help tonight finding her. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in you

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