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how a flock of birds sucked into the engines of a usairways flight, forced sully sullenberger to ditch the plane in the hudson river. >> few people probably know about a program allowing programs to shoot birds like these out of the sky. to keep the birds from interfering from aircraft. it's a last resort measure, a privilege that's being granted to a growing number of california airports. when it comes to bird strikes, sacramento international airport has one of the highest counts in the nation. >> we have a lot of birds here, and the majority of them we do scare away. >> wildlife biologist julie carr says shooting is always the last option here. >> we try to make this area as unpleasant as possible, using horns, pyrotechnics, basically just to scare them away. when we do have to, it is a last resort. >> reporter: carr is one of four wildlife biologists here in san francisco trying to scare off the birds. >> you need to determine is it an imminent threat. you're aware of where aircraft are, are there any waiting to take off. >> reporter: despite the high number of strikes, carr says t

and you'll hear what capital sully sullenberger thinks about that idea.he unlikely inventor behind an amazing invention that will get athletes back into action. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >>> thank you. it is 6:49 here in the bay area. and let's find out what we have, a hot day on tap. >> is that a sunburn michelle? >> yes, you keep hitting it. >> i'm so sorry. use sunscreen today. you will need it. it will be hot around parts of the bay area. temperatures going to sore likely into the low 90s inland. this is going to be the hottest day of the week. nice and clear out there right now across most of the bay area. it's breezy in the hills. it will be sunny and warm for most. hot in the valleys. at the coastline we'll pick up a sea breeze in the afternoon. but much cooler weather is on the way starting as early as tomorrow. so that's a quick heat wave as we are going to see a lot of sunshine outside. high pressure some offshore winds. temperatures now generally in the 50s. looks like by the afternoon these temperatures soaring inland e

. >> cbs news aviation and safety expert captain sully sullenberger said once the plane went into itseath stall, there was nothing the pilots could do to prevent the crash. >> certainly the nose of the plane at a high angle and decreasing that puts you at risk for the stall of the plane at which point it becomes uncoverable if you're too close to the ground. at first the taliban claimed responsibility for downing the aircraft but a nato spokesperson said the claims were false and there were no signs of anti-aircraft missile being fired at the plane or any other type of insurgency at the time of the crash. national airlines the orlando florida-based company that operated the aircraft could not verify the authenticity of the video, but in a statement said the ntsb is charged with investigating the crash and determining cause and we anticipation the ntsb will study the video as part of that process. >> well, having video of an accident like this is going to be extremely helpful, particularly when they're able to pair it up with the cockpit flight reporter and cockpit data recorder. when