and rick leventhal and gavin mcguinness, writer for talkingmag.com. his book is now available on netflix. >> really? >> yeah. and next to me, the great writer and novelist walter kern. it just reached the "new york times" best seller list. it is the true story of a murder, mystery and a mass ask you raid. mass ask -- masquerade. >> hi, andy. good luck. you've got very little shoes to fill. >> can you go under the covers if you are undercover? honolulu police are urging lawmakers keep under cuff officers who have sex with prostitutes. it is essential to catching criminals in the act and strict internal control prohibits mess conduct. critics say it can -- say it is antiquated at best. but they say police testimony convinced him the provision was needed saying it is a really murky area. if they think it is necessary, this is one area where i did defer to them and say i hope you are not having sex with prostitutes. the question remains, where do you craw the line 1234* we asked penguins to comment. >> that's the problem withdrawing lines. people trip ove

rick leventhal tells us lawmakers have their eyes on the sky. >> for a couple hundred to a thousand dollarsou, too, can own a drone like this. that can soon change lawmakers are scrambling to regulate unmanned aircraft mostly to prevent snooping or arming of drones. 13 states have drone laws most focus on law enforcement requiring a warrant before they can fly. they already passed restrictions and now want more. they forbid recognizing the craft before a drone in surveillance. >> the number one concern for everybody is privacy. this kind of technology while it has incredible uses if abutted it can be abused in very detriment tal ways. >> only 1 # 1 police accidents nationwide are authorized to use drones. 28 more are trying to get certifications by the fda. they can be impossible because of all of the rules. they had a drone program for three years but still hasn't used the t hawks because state laws say they can't fly at night, in high winds, above 300 feet, near high-rises or near populated beaches or crowded roads. also can't fly in busy airspace and need a real pilot at the controls wit

rick leventhal has more live in our new york newsroom. rick, any idea when this gets resolved?> john, not clear if we'll get a verdict today but the two sides in family court right now. it's an uncomfortable scene playing out. rachel canning and her parents hadn't seen each other for months and they are opposite two adjoining tables and rachel is an honor student and cheerleader at morris high school and she says her parents wanted her to break up with her boyfriend and cut her off when she refused. but her father said it was normal/teenager parent stuff that escalated into full-blown rebellion and he said he's heartbroken. >> i don't know, it's going to be very tough. are there privileges living at my house and the other rules? yes, college education and all that comes to living under our roof. i think she's being steered down the wrong area and it's killing us. it really is. >> the lawsuit is apparently being funded by the family that rachel moved in with and this suit today seeks reimbursement of the 12 grand in legal fees spent so far, john. >> and they will keep rising i'm

another four considering it to rick leventhal on which drivers are willing to pay. >> neil, anyone who has been on the road in the last couple months knows the potholes are bad this year mostly because of the rough winter. all the snow and ice that melts and refreezes, creates cracks and in the roads become potholes and states say they dent have the money to fix them. and they're proposing this raising of the gas tax to generate the revenue. two dozen states have not raised gas taxes in ten years. half a dozen 25 years or more. and combine that will people driving less and more fuel efficient cars and you have a lack of funds that must be addressed. some states want to tie gas taxes to inflation or rising fuel costs so as it goes up so too the taxes. the average state gas tax, 31.4 centss a gallon. the federal tax, 18.4 cents. that federal tax has not been raised in 20 years. aaa says the result is a crumbling road system that absolutely needs fixing. >> without a doubt our roads nationwide are in bad shape. our general infrastructure, got a great of d from the american society of civi

another four considering it to rick leventhal on which drivers are willing to pay. >> neil, anyone whoeen on the road in the last couple months knows the potholes are bad this year mostly

next week guests include liz mcdonald, brooke goldstein and rick leveth -- leventhal. >> that's the last outrage ripples over male nipples. the fcc has released a complaint they received after the super bowl of several viewers who were red-hot about the chili pepper clothing. i found it difficult i had to see the nipples. men and women should have to wear shirts. there are children watching. >> how is it okay to perform shirtless and showing both nipples and yet you sanction by janet jackson to half time show with a display of nudity and the nipples of more than one adult were played on broadcast tv. this quote is really, really, really long. do you think it is a double standard that i can take off my shirt, but you can't ?i i am hoping you keep yours on. >> and he is hoping you take yours off. >> that's not true. >> you know, look, it didn't bather me. you had a monologue remember you were going off about that? >> yes. >> people get upset about this thing. when i modeled in the 1800's they would paint your boob so it wouldn't show flew the ball. everyone would go crazy on the ad. >> you

rick leventhal has her story. >> good morning, bill.rom now, and stacy will only partially see it, just like the mountain on her way down. skiing downhill at speeds of up to 55 miles per hour is hard enough. imagine doing it blind. this is what it looks like through the eyes of 17-year-old skier stacy. >> i have a genetic eye disease that leaves me really extremely light sensitive. i have a bad visual acuity and am partially color blind. >> reporter: even though the new jersey teenager can only see about 3 feet in front of her, she's competing in the paralympic games in russia with her guide. >> cum skis right in front of me -- kim skis right in front of me, she sticks out from everything else that are potentially harmful. >> reporter: the two communicate over headsets. >> don't worry. >> reporter: kim telling stacy when to swish and when to bump. >> it's just like you putting a blindfold on and taking off in a car, having someone tell you where to turn, just to trust that person implicitly, you know, to keep you safe and keep you from

rick leventhal's from our new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: we've seen amazing performancesthe most impressive. just imagine rocketing down a mountain at up to 55 miles per hour with only a hazy view of what's ahead. as you dimensioned, finish mentioned, she's the youngest member of the ski team. on the slopes since she was 4. limited colors and she's also extremely light sensitive, so she wears special deep-tinted goggles. >> my parents always tell me that i can just do whatever i want, and that's kind of the way i've grown up and the philosophy that i kind of live life by because if i with just let my disability get in my way, where would i be? >> reporter: stacy's view is something like this. it would be impossible to compete on her own which is why partially-sighted skiers are allowed guides. stacy's is 56-year-old kim sievers who is about 10-15 yards ahead communicating with stacy over headsets. >> it's just like more you to put a blindfold on -- for you to put a blindfold on and talk off in a car, have somebody telling you where to turn, where to stop, where to go and

rick leventhal with the story. >> reporter: anyone with a daughter might be nervous about this one. even lawyers who practice for decade have never heard of anything quite like this before and lot of parents wonder if this case might apply for them. rachel canning is honor student and cheerleader. at her she left home in november on or about her 18th birthday and went to stay with her friends family. her parents tried to force her break off with her boyfriend and cut her off emotionally and financially to sue. she is suing them trying to pay her high school and college tuition. her father, a former police chief, this is normal conflict overrules that escalated into full-blown rebellion. jon: fox news alert. john kerry, secretary of state speaking now in kiev. let's listen to what he has to say. >> let me say first of all, how incredibly moving it was to walk down into the street and to have a chance to be able to pay my respects on behalf of president obama and the american people at the site of last month's deadly shootings. it was really quite remarkable. i have to tell you to see