i think in that general area, there is an idea to help the f.a.a. civilian flights of operation are less com flex. we have a general sense of where we are. the next step is obviously beyond line of sight. i think that's a challenge not because of any authority industry isn't there yet in terms of solutions. and the longer term phases are getting into the vehicles. e are some point away. we are trying to make some regulations for that group. probably in the next year or two we will have something in place. >> are you two, the u.s. and canada, do you have an open dialogue between these two agencies? >> the answer is yes, in a lot of areas. that doesn't mean the rules will be the same. i'm not sure if you're ware, it is s a rule making -- level. the first phase of that. in that phase. >> what are of that. in that phase. >> what are you seeing at i.k.o.? give us a perspective as how r.p.a. is developing worldwide from your perspective. >> we are take a.i.g. sfep-by-step approach. in the blueprint that we see ahead for this type of technology, what we're

. >> a warning from the f.a.a. to u.s. airlines flying over one specific country. >> new details about plans to bring an american back to the united states. >> efforts to repair a burst water main that has shut down rhode island avenue. >> it is a highly anticipated summit that will bring more than 50 heads of state to washington next week, but it will bring lots of road closures and traffic. i'm live at the state department and we'll have more for you coming up after the break. >> i'm doug hill in the belfort furniture weather center. more details forthcoming here on abc~ 7 new >> the ebola virus continues to spread in west africa despite efforts to control the disease. that is the assessment according to the world health organization. they blame 729 deaths in four west african countries since march. there have been efforts to move them to emerate university in atlanta perhaps as soon as tomorrow. >> african dignitaries will come to washington for the u.s. africa leaders summit. >> president obama said steps are being take

military action has prompted the f.a.a. to ban u.s. airlines and other carriers from iraqi air space and this comes a week after the f.a.a. ordered u.s. flights to stay above 30,000 feet in iraq. the goal of the action is to prevent another plane being shot down like the malaysia airlines flight last month downed over the eastern ukraine. >> a dutch forensics team has identified the remains of 35 people out of the 298 disaster. the obama administration has repeatedly accused them of >> a medical examiner rules that the death of former white house press secretary james brady is a homicide. jennifer donelan broke this story online. the medical examiner's ruling indicates that brady's direct is directly connected to the 1981 assassination attempt against president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton and that attack left brady paralyzed. we've just heard from the u.s. attorneys oches, which is review -- office which is reviewing the ruling but has no further comment. hinckley was found not guilty of insanity in the shooting. >> a f

the f.a.a. says the happy was flying from oregon to san carlos and he reported engine trouble and said he would land at marin county airport but did not make it. amy hollyfield joins us in petaluma with more on the story. amy? >>> yes, matt, they are trying to figure out why the plane crashed. there were reports of trouble. look how gray it is. this is actually a lot more clear than it was overnight weapon the crash happened. there was very thick fog that brings drizzle with it. that impacted rescue crews' ability to find the crash site and could have hindered the pilot. here is a picture of what is left of the plane that crashed overnight in west marin county. the crash site is remote. on private property. it is considered a crime scene. the sheriff provideed this picture. federal investigators will arrive and look for clues. the f.a.a. lost contact with the plane around 9:30 last night and rescue crews starred to look for the plane after 11 o'clock. and all hills and grassy areas are used for c

the f.a.a. joined the investigation.he pilot and passenger were not hurt. >>> a man killed and three others hurts in this be accident in washington township new jersey, vehicles collided on delsey drive. williams was pronounced dead and his son taken to the medical center. and the driver who crossed the center line is charged with vehicular homicide. he says in the hospital and they believe alcohol may have played a roll in the crash. >>> montgomery county as many as 25 people out of their homes after fire started an apartment complex. and a total of eight apartments were damaged or destroyed. >> flames were real bad. i am testimony yll you what the shouting out like a volcano. >> there was so much smoke we had to stand far away because we were breathing it in. >> one person taken to the hospital to be checked out. they were conscious at the time, but still to word on the cause of the blaze. >>> the clock ticking to the eagles' preseason kickoff against the bears tonight. the return of birds' football hours away there is

united bans the use and the f.a.a. looks it up to the airplane to decide. >> that is extreme. no one likes to have the seat recline but we like to recline. >> you pay for it? >> it is selfish, really, par for the course. >> no peanuts, either, to caucus down. >> that will make it better. >> when everyone has an allergic reaction. >> more flights have been diverted the last month because of the people fighting. >> crazy weather, that is why. >> hailstorm yesterday in lake tahoe. that is hail. enough to cover the ground. it looked like snow. nothing up this right now. the biggest concern is down here along the southern california coast with high surf advisory because of the hurricane. >>> leyla gulen? >>> at the golden gate bridge the commute is clear. no delays. from one end to the other, in san jose the drive is moving at top speed 101, 280, 85, highway 87 to downtown san jose. 33 minutes heading over the altamont pass and westbound highway 4 antioch to concord and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. >>> students at north carolina state university ar

the f.a.a. is looking into the incident. >> time for a check of the "action news" report. >> good news last hour. >>i hope you enjoyed it. this time around not so much. the schuylkill, eastbound side how about 1:07 to get from the big red into the vine. really not good when you consider ideally it should be a 14-minute ride. parked away from king ever puo a prussia. tomorrow 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. blocking a lane on the schuylkill and one lane will get by. seeing those delays tomorrow on the schuylkill expressway. and due to an earlier issue on the ben franklin bridge, now everything looks fine. but paving happening this weekend giving you restrictions and delays. use the betsy ross or walt whitman instead. le and sunday the northeast extension closing between lansdale and mid county. ramp 95 northbound to girard close this is weekend as well for more construction. not so great now, not a lot to look forward to. but enjoy your weekend anyway. >>> young men encouraged to share creative voice this

and we share that data with the f.a.a.. they did a four-year study using the data to determine that not just four weeks but four years, season to season, how much better it was and our conclusion was just putting our data into their models gave them 50% more accuracy. you and i don't care about statistics. we care about events. we want to know if there's going to be a tornado or -- >> where is it going to be, what time is it going to strike and how big is it? so this technology will help a lot of that? >> absolutely. you cannot make a better forecast unless you put more data and better data in. detail. forecast models and the computers -- if you don't put data in the right way, you're not going to get the right results. >> how often does this need to be updated? this is really a major investment. how often does it need to be updated? >> to recapture data 24 hours a day, seven days a week in real -time and we run some models every six hours and they go out every nine or 10 days. some models every hour. the national weather se

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. >> reporter: the f.a.a. tells us that loss of control is behind most fatal general aviation accidents and, james, the agency tells us it's currently working with pilots to reduce the number of deaths by 10% in 2018. >> brown: carter evans, thank you so much. repair crews worked to shore up a giant hole caused by the water main break in los angeles. it will take a few days to fix. the parts are being made off-site. 20 million gallons flooded the u.c.l.a. campus tuesday night. six workers got sick from generator fumes while pumping water from a basketball arena. they're expected to be okay. an nfl star says he's sorry. >> i made the biggest mistake of my life. >> brown: ray rice breaks silence after suspended for domestic violence, next. you can do something different. because the landscape of options has changed. brisdelle is the only fda approved, non-hormonal option proven to reduce moderate to severe hot flashes during menopause. and the bedtime dose provides 24-hour relief. brisdelle is not for everyone. c

the f.a.a. have been 11 incidents in the last 30 days involving passenger jets and drones. as of last friday air traffic controllers ordered to file a report each time a drone gets close to a plane. >>> this has to be one of the dumbest things you'll see but the dangerous trend on youtube. teenagers setting themselves on fire posting the videos in a so-called fire challenge. they pour a flammable liquid on to their body, flick a lighter and go up in flames. emergency rooms across the country have seen a pike with teenagers coming in with burns. coming up at 7:15 on "fox & friends" we will examine this durk -- disturbing new trend. >> the top party schools: syracuse university america's number one party school. the private college in upstate new york moved up from number five last year dethroning the university of iowa. third place, university of california santa barbara. west virginia university number four and number five university of urbana in champaign. >> your fruit could be contaminated. wh

every car seat you buy if you look on the side of it there will be a label that says approved by the f.a.a the car seat by age 4 or 5 depending on the size. they will be able to sit in a belt on the airplane at that point in time. >> i absolutely understand the safety. i have had three kids i have to travel with. it would be impossible to travel with them and carry three car seats with me. it would be impossible. i have to travel with two other people. >> that's why the ntsb made an urgent safety recommendation that the f.a.a. mandate the airlines to provide the seats. there was a statement in 2005 which is absurd. they said we are not going to require the airlines to do this because if we did they would just raise airfares and people who would fly would be killed in automobile accidents. when i want them to talk about highway safety, i will ask them. this is about airline safety. >> they gave us a statement this morning that said they encourage parents to use child restraint systems instead of their laps but requiring families to purchase tickets for families under 2 would significantly r

stage in the future how we'll have to say now i started off the set of you're making reference to the f.a.a. which i believe could have been a completely. red herring and make no sense in the context of this interview what i was trying to get at is the satellite business. ok and i see that at the end of my in my list here this satellite business as be an example of what the isle of man can do in terms of taking a business that's that was encumbered with a lot of regulated regulatory mismatches except as i understand it you guys came in and say wait a minute there's a great business here somewhere if we can just sort it all out can you give an idea what i mean i can do it ok let's split it a bit wider then so yes on the satellite saw and also own registration. shipping registration that's where the autobahn the so that so far it's doing an incredibly good job in controlling and helping those industries to move forward but that's exactly the same as we've done with the gaming and exactly what we will be doing in critic her and she as well i mean once again not to belabor the point but the ide

community for peaceful protest the violence and heavy militarized police presence continues to grow even the f.a.a. issues this area of st louis a no fly zone following shots being fired at police choppers overhead now wednesday august thirteenth armored humvees fires bullets numerous arrests shouting clashes molotov cocktails being thrown by the protesters police they respond with rounds of rubber bullets and bean bags and large crowds are gathering most of whom were peaceful save for the few that were causing problems many. with their hands up shouting don't shoot and that leads us to today today city officials finally speak the governor of missouri jay nixon he finally says a few words about the incident that led to this terrible scene obama addresses the issue again what's to come next more than forty years following the civil rights movement underlying racial tensions are bubbling to the surface and it can no longer be ignored from washington manila chan r.t. . traditional news networks on the ground in ferguson have been able to provide some critical information to the public but its social

. >>> escalating tensions in ferguson, missouri, over the shooting of an unarmed teen causing the f.a.aver the city. police there refusing to identify the officer who shot the teen. what do you think? do you think the police should release the name of the officer? head to our facebook page for a live debate, #keeptalking. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. this kansas city police officer showing off moves in a dance off with neighborhood children during a break from his patrol. the bad new research shows sleep drugs used by shift workers do not work. it helps them sleep longer but didn't help them sleep faster and prescription drugs cause headaches. the ugly. a fight breaking out spilling over into the crowd when an oakland fan hit a cowboys player. not good. >> time now for your brew on this responses. owners of the empire state building refusing to light the landmark in honor of children's cancer research. because it doesn't award honorary lightings for political causes but last night it was lit up in blue in an attempt to lure the democratic national

the f.a.a. ordered new glass but it has to be custom-made. sidents do not have to wait for the power because most of the 70,000 customers now have power. here is the pg&e spokesman. >>> only 20 buildings did not have gas service and when that is assessed whether it can be restoreed we will have those taken care of. we will do courtesy checks if our customers in the backed area to see if they have leaks. >>> pg&e says they will send out crews to check for gas looks. they will help customers would may have shut off their gas lines re-light any pilot lights. pg&e says they have reherred or practiced for this event all year and it paid off. >> the mare island portion of vallejo took a hit. >>> alan wong isen the former naval base. >>> this is what we are seeing if vallejo, a lot of damage along this historic street called captain's provide. the mansions were built to remay the mansions were built to remay the row destroyed during along captain's row. the ship yasser arafat was founded in 1854 and most of the damage is on the exterior and most of t

something that police are bracing for, one of the things that happened, the st louis county asking the f.a.a. to restrict the air space, not allowing aircraft not involved in relief operations. that's a result of what happened overnight on sunday, when multiple shots were fired at police helicopters serving the scope here. a lot of tension here in something that leaders here in the community are trying to get to the bottom of as they move forward, as they come to an action plan, as they look for a violence. >> let's hope things stay calm. a complaint was fired against st louis. problems have been brewing for a quil. ashar quraishi, appreciate you joining us. >>> david clinker, a former police officer, a criminologist in missouri, and he has interviewed hundred of officers involved in shootings, and looking at shoot iption by the st louis metropolitan police department and wrote a book "into the kill zone." in a 2012 report you recommend the greater transparency be used to ease community tensions. have police implemented your recommendations. we are getting vague information. and the officer'

. >> earlier the st louis got involved and arrived the f.a.a. to issue flight restrictions offer the area. tell us about that. >> the st louis county police det made a request. police tell us that shots were - multiple shots were fired at police headquarters flying over the scenes, and for that reason they've asked for a restriction of aircraft not involved in relief efforts to not fly above 3,000 feet. it stays in place as police monitor the situation. and riot police queer. quas ja in missouri. michael brown's death is just the latest in a series of tragic incidents involving police. some communities know what ferguson is going through. how much do police use deadly forces. it reflects attention felt in many places between officers and those they are supposed to protect. >> reporter: from suburban st louis to new york city. to albuquerque. police accused of using excessive force with fatal consequences. >> people say yet again one of our children executed before becoming a man. >> analysts say the case in ferguson feeds a fear in many minoritie

the f.a.a. doesn't prohibit the use of the defender. but unfortunately most airlines don't allow it. a flight attendant asked the guy to remove it he refused. the woman who wanted to recline threw a cup of acid on him. i'm sorry, water. soon after the airline decided to make on scheduled stop in chicago. aren't they all? and they let the two of them off. no arrests were made, but they were left in chicago. once again we brought in a studio audience to discuss the topic. thank you all for being here. now, before we begin let's see a show of hands. how many would like to see me host the show in a skin tight body suit? i guess we can agree that is going into the budget. andy, you will lose your wardrobe budget for the year, but it is worth it. this story to me is incredible. 24 is like a war in the sky, rick. if someone used this gadget on you and you were sitting there, what would you do to that person? do you agree with this? >> i love this thing. i want to buy this. >> how can you say that a? that's awful. it is like being a communist.

. >> the f.a.a. nvestigating a fiery incident involving a jetblue flight headed for new york with the left engine capping fire after being hit by a bird on saturday before taking off from puerto rico. most of the 192 passengers and crew used the emergency slide to get off the plane. damage to jet engines from bird strikes is fairly common but such events rarely result in fire. >> two super heroes or on a mission in palo alto. have man and batman will surprise pediatric patients at the children's hospital at stand ford climbing and clean the sides of the building until every window shines. this is video from last year, by fighting grime they hope to briton the kids' day. the hospital says the idea is to make an ordinary day an extraordinary day. >> the weather will cooperate with our super hour rows >> yes, light wind. we do have issues as far as the fire and we will update you on the red flag warning. conditions are possible but not imminent. these go until 11 o'clock tomorrow. solano county and contr

the f.a.a. and department of transportation clamp down on that. amazon is, in fact, right on the verge of getting an exemption that will let it test its drone out. google does not have that kind of exemption. i think we are many many years from the engineering possible but it will be the lawyers who determine whether this can happen. >> jake ward, fascinating story. thanks so much? >> thank you. >> a creative force behind the life-size creatures of walking with dinosaurs. we had a lot of people surfing. long beach had 4 to 6 feet. it was dicey at times. cold water but that didn't stop anyone from enjoying it. it's more common we hear about surfing in california where the high surf from hurricane marie brought 10 to 15 foot waves today. they will be below 10 feet. the big problem with the hurricane marie along the california coast has been sandbags, flooding. it has been a big problem as we had some minor flooding issues all along the coastline of southern california where we still have beach hazards impacting the coastline to the north and to the s

. >>> the f.a.a. tigating a plane crash into the atlantic ocean aft pilot lost consciousness. yesterday the small plane took off from an airport in wisconsin heading to virginia. the pilot stopped responding to radio calls around 1:00 and because the plane was so close to washington, d.c., f-16 fighter jets scrambled to escort the plane. jets confirmed the pilot was unconscious and stayed alongside until it ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean. the coast guard said the pilot was the only person on board. >> california's drought and the soaring cost of hay has led to a glut of a lot of unwanted horses. animal advocates say many of being illegally sent to slaughter in other countries. a rescue group in hollister is trying to save as many horses as possible, and now they are asking for your help. ama daetz has this morning's assignment 7 report. >>> this four-month-old colt was born months after his mother was rescued. >> the mom was headed to the slaughterhouse. she would have ended up in a france

so much so the f.a.a. has cited security concerns and banned flights. there's reports decisions were made after police reported shots were fired at their helicopter. after a night of unrest residents woke up to damage around town, and a desire for peace on the streets. rallies and community meetings took place throughout the day, the leaders pushing for nonviolence and an investigation into the killing. many, including michael broken's personalities criticised a refusal to release the name of the officer that shot and killed the 18-year-old. the police chief held a press conference to answer questions and discourage violence. the sentiment echoed by president obama who issued a statement calling to understanding. police officers in full riot gear used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse local residents. a dozen were arrested. >> joining us from st louis, is a columnist for the "evening whirl", and you have been viewing what has happen. we are going into darkness. given what happened last night, do you anticipate another difficult night there? >> wel

on tuesday the f.a.a. put in place a no fly zone to provide a safe haven for law enforcement. police planned to release the name of the officer, but decided against it out of concern or his safety. wednesday night police used tear gas to control crowds. that's when journalists were caught in the crossfire, including our own al jazeera team, hit by tear gas. today president obama called for farm, saying there's no execution for excessive force against peace protests, and the highway patrol was put in charge of jirt. >> "america tonight"s julie chen is preparing for her programme. you had a chance to fly in this afternoon. give me your impressions. >> yes, "america tonight" is doing a special report in missouri. we are in a st louis suburb at the center of the controversy, that has grown up around the death of 18-year-old michael brown, a story we are covering across al jazeera intently. on "america tonight" we'll look at self features, and the event that have taken place, trying to put it in context and try to help understand what has led to all the rage that happened here. i wi

in four weeks, they killed six times the number of israelis, shut down ben gurion airport, forced the f.a.a. to suspend it, they fired significant number of rockets on the last day of cease fire, retain a fairly large arsenal of trying trajectory weapons and the tunnel infrastructure psychologically and even practically among several operations some of which succeeded -- >> woodruff: those which israel was destroying. >> exactly. there's a problem because the militarmilitary which drove then here needs to deliver something to the public. >> that's the problem. all the things aaron just talked about don't actually accrue to the benefit of the palestinian people of gaza or west bank or anybody and don't bring us closer to national liberation. hamas can't point to a single gain out of. this they didn't even get israeli soldier to exchange for prisoners. they've gotten absolutely nothing. >> woodruff: sounds lying a distinction between what hamas can claim and the palestinian people. >> certainly hamas can say we're a resistance organization. last time a major ground incursion in 2009. several

jon fortt has the latest, and eamon javers on how the f.a.a. plans to regulate drones. we want to know, do you think the faa should allow drone delivery in the u.s.? weigh in at cnbc.com/vote. jon, you're first. >> well, in project called wing out of the google, just the latest in the drone space, as you mentioned amazon has said they are experimenting with drones, and they've become a bit of a hobbyist phenomenon. what's interesting is delivery of physical goods of any sore over that final mile has become a challenge that's increasingly interesting as people want things here and now, not to wait even two days for amazon prime, and it's not clear exactly how the drone business will shape up. as we talk about it right now, it's agriculture that looks to be the first initial market for drones as a business. they can fly over private land. they can look and see where crops might be blighted. there aren't as many regulatory issue toss deal with. but google and amazon and their research efforts are looking out into the future to figure out what will be the most cost-effective

i looked at the f.a.a. website, there's no delays a the airports, it's early in the day. what we expect to see, especially where you see the darker green, the ohio river valley, that'll be a problem, as well as the northern plains. we expect to see severe weather across ta area, and for sunday the over whether will get worse as we go tords minneapolis. tomorrow we expect to see the rain down to the carolinas, it's not looking bad. all the west is looking good. >> stay tuned. coming up, caring for the mentally ill who are imprisoned. a new plan in california to keep them safe. >>> leaving their stamp on history. some indians fear their postal service may become that. >> and i'm at the venice film festival. one of many taking place. why have there a shortage of movies - find out later in the programme. vé the united nations is calling on american police to stop the use of excessive force. the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white policeman in ferguson was not an isolated incident they stay. plus a missouri police officer suspended for poining his -- pointing his

announced that it's investigating brown's death, tuesday, the f.a.a. put in place a no fly zone over ferguson to provide a safe haven for law enforcement. police planned to release the name of the officer but decided against it out of concern for his safety. last night, police used tear goose, as well as flash and notice grenades. journalists were caught in the crossfire, including our aljazeera team hit by tear gas. today, president obama called for calm, saying there's no excuse for excessive force against peaceful protests and missouri governor jay nixon put the state highway control in charge of security in ferguson. john. >> paul beban, thank you. a twitter account for the the group anonymous was suspended after tweeting a name. he claimed it was the officer who shot and killed michael brown. police say it was the name of a dispatcher. anonymous uses the internet to retaliate against what it sees at injustice. >> here's the thing to understand about the group anonymous. they're not a group in any formal sense. there are no tee shirts or formal brea

to death of eighteen year old michael brown the f.a.a. has issued a no fly zone over that city corridor the f.a.'s website the no fly zone was issued to provide a safe environment for law enforcement activities the law prevents or the order prevents all low flying planes and helicopters flying over ferguson also means that no news helicopters can fly in the skies of ferguson and cover whatever may be happening on the ground meanwhile last night police in ferguson ordered members of the press to leave the area because they were going to start using tear gas on the protesters it was the same police who were marching around ferguson was swat combat suits and military battlefield weaponry things more appropriate to a war in a small city in the zuri and as for the protesters there have only been a few isolated reports of violence but the majority being completely peaceful so basically what's going on in ferguson right now is that the hyper militarized police are locking that city down trying to quash all protests and trying to prevent the press

the f.a.a. is said to be investigating. >> police say a gas thief caused this major explosion in miami. police arrested a suspect, saying he pocketed over an underground tank at the gas station. police said he had equipment to siphon gas inside his minivan. no one was hurt in the blast. >> headlines making news around the world, a group of tourists in indonesia saved their own lives, swimming for six hours. their beat sank. once they reached an island, they found an erupting volcano. they were forced to drink their own urine just to survive because there was no water. >> a real life survivor story. we should say that two foreigners are still missing. >> according to the las vegas review journal, hillary clinton likes to travel in style. only a $39 million private jet and presidential suite will do for the former first lady. this brought a lot of press in which people question whether she's in touch with normal people. she gets $250,000 to speak as this particular fundraising dinner. that includes

the f.a.a. has ordered u.s. jets to fly no lower than 30,000 feet. >> thunderstorms in southern california have unleashed flash flooding and massive mudslides. one person is dead and thousands stranded there this morning. >> we have the details. john, we're hearing entire towns have been cut off. >> that's exactly right, del. the quick moving waters in some areas of california have turned the -- cut the town in half. heavy rains caused roadways to be completely blocked by debris and mud, rains falling as much as four inches per hour have turned streets into mud-filled rivers. every rescue unit in the count has been called in to respond, but mid slides 15 feet high in some areas have kept rescuers from getting to many of the 2500 stranded people who need them in the mountain towns. rescue workers are using bulldozers and equipment to clear the roads so residents can move freely. san bernadino county officials say it could take up to three days before it's safe. >> we're just making sure right now that there are n

the f.a.a. rolling out their new air traffic control system but there's one small problem. unstable and less reliable than the old system. it also adds less capacities and capabilities than the one it was designed to replace and that is not the idea. >>> the power outage at the famous ohio theme park cedar point shutting down civil rides and killing the thrill for dozens of park goers. the power outage caused by a faulty cable. all rides are back up and running. clayton, over to you. >> somebody just unplugged it. our next guest learned from the tom hanks movie "castaway" character how to save his own life. [laughing] >> a california man lost in the woods with no food or water for five days rescued after spelling out the word "help" in pine needles. mike vilhower joins us now. nice to see you're healthy and happy this morning and welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> take us to that first day. you went fishing to a remote area. you wanted to go to a place where there wasn't a lot of people, a lot of riff raff. that is when things started down this dark path for you. what

the tail lights are headed into san francisco. we have clouds this morning. we will check with mike and leyla gulen in a minute. >> f.a.a. is investigating a foury incident involving a jetblue flight with the left engine catching fire after being hit by a bird. most passengers and crew had to use the emergency slide to get off the plane with damage to the jet engines is not uncommon but it rarely causes fires. three people suffered minor injuries but were treated and released. >> super heroes on a mission in palo alto and superman and batman will spies patients at the children's hospital at stanford and will climb the sides of the building until allen withs shine. the super heroes hope to bright were the kids' day in more ways than one and says the idea to make an extraordinary day for the kids. >> temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70's. the biggest concern was fire danger on the western slope of the sirria to mount shasta. high fire danger through 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. this is where most of the thunderstorms will fire up. to the east of fresno they moving through the high country. another one is headed up to medfor

that the ey would say reason they didn't do that was restrictions.a.a. but f.a.a. restrictions were only up to like 3,000 feet and needed to have aerial coverage and they did but at e during the day night nothing. ost: why do you think more aerial coverage would have done as far as the telling of the story? a completewould give picture of what was happening on the ground. it was only people on the so confused s were and changing so fast i can't other major city in the united states that wouldn't have had news helicopters that stuff from the air so we could see what was going on. was very confused. and even now they have got -- a lot of like msnbc of a boom upon top high to be able to see what is happening. i think locally people who praise the "st. louis there is a paper that is only a shadow of its self. host: our guest talked about inserted how they themselves. did you see that? and did that matter to you? that is kind of a general thing now in journalism. observe journalism pretty closely and you can't really get annoyed it but i am when i see things like anderso