the f.a.a. says the changes could open up opportunities from rescues, to inspecting utility lines, to helping farmers check their crops -- with the sky no longer the limit in an industry almost unimaginable just a few years ago. in washington, i'm emily schmidt. are the new rules a good idea? fox five legal analyst bob massi joins us now for "inside the law". closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shor closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning as always you can send questions and comments about inside the law to bob dot massi at fox five vegas dot com. a massive backlash continues... for the makers of the epi-pen. coming up... what the drug company is doing now.... to fend off allegations of a less-expensive generic version of the "epi-pen" will soon be available. but it still costs a pretty penny. mylan-- th

the f.a.a. needed a pilot's license, something that could be time and money consuming. (brian walk, drone pilot) $20 thousand at a minimum. new f.a.a. rules lower that bar: commercial drone pilots must pass an aeronautical exam; drones must be under 55 pounds; stay in view of the operator; and they can't fly higher than 400 feet; and if you want to (steve cohen, drone consultant) there's going to be tens of thousands of people who are going to be legal to fly. the f.a.a. says the changes could open up opportunities from rescues, to inspecting utility lines, to helping farmers check their crops -- with the sky no longer the limit in an industry almost unimaginable just a few years ago. in washington, i'm emily schmidt. a heroic rescue caught on camera... coming up -- hear from the officer who saved a man from and -- a new recall is affecting thousands of cars! find out if yours could be putting your life in danger! you're watching 13 action news live at 3 -- stay with us..

became moot when the f.a.a. stopped requiring drone pilots to hold actual pilot licenses. he's going to have a lot of work. >> yeah. >>> hey e. danielle grant here in the backyard. it was gorgeous out there and a hot one too. up in the high country, a sign that the summer season is starting to wind down as they're doing a lot of haying up there in northern county. down here in the metro area, only .05 of rain for the missouri of august. we should be around an inch by 192424. but we are tied in second place at this moment with august back in 1917 and 1900. it is too dry and we need moisture around here. it looks like it might take a couple of days before it makes its way down to the plains. 88 in ray this morning. low 90s in lamar. 70s in leadville. and in the 90s in grand junction as well. out at the airport, partly cloudy skies. temperatures still holding in the upper 60s. here in the feels fantastic. our temperature is at about 73. a great evening and a decent start to the weekment on hd doppler 9, we have been

the f.a.a. and the national transportation safety board now investigating, but the pilot's family says they're glad he's safe and sound. >> we're just going to bring him home. >> jennifer: the big qerk how are crews going to get that state police say there are no environmental concerns from any of. this in the criminal room, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: . >> sarah: new this morning, two people are rushed to the hospital after a serious crash in wilmington. police say an s.u.v. slammed enter a utility pole on lake street. you can see the front of the car is smashed in. there is no word yet on the victim's conditions or the cause of the crash. >>> this morning a man is recovering after a tree branch takes a dangerous drop in brk rhine and hits him. investigators say a company was a 30-inch branch fell on the man's head. the tree company did not put up any barricades to warn people to stay away from the area. the 29-year-old victim is in serious condition. osha is now inve

in the last ten minutes, the f.a.a. confirmed for us that this is an experimental sea wind aircraft. the pilot not hurt, and made the call to alert state police. now the quabbin is the largest inland body of water in our state, and is the primary water supply for the city of boston and 40 other communities. >> elizabeth: police are still releasing little information about a scaffolding accident that left one man hurt. boston fire confirms for us that a man fell three stories from the scaffolding at harvard we're hearing he was rushed to the hospital about serious injuries. crews have been working on renovations at that building on shaddock street in buries. >> mark: also tonight, firing back. former senator scott brown is blasting accusations that he was one of several people who sexually harassed an anchor at fox news. >> you know, i've never touched her around her waist, in a lunch line, why would i do that? >> mark: in the lawsuit, the now former fox news anchor compared playboy mansion." new at 6:00 p.m., brown's wif

the f.a.a. says the change means more than 600,000 drones will be flying in the u.s. within the year. they will allow them to fly the drones if they pass a drones weighing below 55 pounds less than 100 miles an hour and only during the day. >> this is part of a larger administration push to strike the right balance between safety and innovation as we undergo one of the most dramatic period of change in the history of transportation. reporter: critics say the regulations are missing a key safety required to obtain a traditional pilot's license. but that had why was -- that idea was struck down. sally kidd, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a cheaper, generic version of the epi pen will be hitting the market. it will be available in several weeks and will cost $300 for a two-pack. that's a lot of money, but that's half of the money it triggered outrage. jc: the zika virus spreading to singapore. they say tests confirm local transmission in two neighborhoods. most of the people infected were construction workers. and theme parks are making sure people feel safe with free mosquito r

the f.a.a. will grand dozens of hot air balloons until operators fix potentially dangerous leaks in prepain bumpers. this is after the most deadly balloon crash in united states history, 16 people died in texas last in. the f.a.a. directive is not a direct reaction to the incident but officials have increased scrutiny of the industry since last in's crash. >> young people make a difference in the world came to san francisco to receive a major award for their work. >> we spoke with the teenage leaders trying to tackle society's biggest problems. >> i started the organization when i was 11. >> she is not your argentine. she had the idea on her way home from swim practice in walnut creek. >> i noticed a man sitting outside with nothing but a t-shirts and ripped jeans and my heart was broken. >> she organized volunteers to collect and pass out clothes left behind at ski resorts. >> the concept is old and goes back a thousand years for this concept, and the rabbis in the land of israel. >> this is a m

the f.a.a. expects more than 20,000 people to apply. it will be popular. to know on their website. >>> this was the view from the 29th floor of a man's office building. deportationis, do i have the right terminology, is that a haboob. >> it is. >> every now and again like you said when it's dry they can get the haboob. amazing stuff. for us, a lot of folks would like drier air. it's been pretty wet. >> pretty, to say the least. >> we will see another day of marginal sunshine. then all of a sudden by later on thursday, it's back to normal. now, remember august is still the rainiest month of our year historically. that's not to say that you won't get rain every day. most folks will. at least it won't be the cloudy hit the middle 80s. the rains that we had this morning have moved over to the east coast. they are getting stronger because as they travel over area that's have not had rain, they are stronger. for us, we're picking up one form south of sarasota right now. obviously the heaviest rain is off shore. for the time being. because over the next few hours

the f.a.a. says airline miscues are the biggest causes of flight delays in the u.s. miscues include the computer glitches that grounded thousands of passengers this summer. almost six out of every 100 flights are held up by factors attributed to the airlines. airline cause delay total 22 million minutes last year. 2.2 million more than all over categories combined. from traveling by air to traveling on the ground. the next time you take a ride in uber x you may be paying more. transportation reporter brianne carter has how much and the reason behind the rate increase. brianne: joan uses uber x to get to the nearest metro station cause her more. uber raising the minimum fare by a buck from $5.35 to $6.35. >> it's still totally worth it. brianne: according to uber the shorter trips will be the most impacted because the riders have to pay a higher minimum even if they just go a few blocks. up aer says the move likely won't have a major impact on folks using uber for the entire commute. those trips tend to be longer. >> i prefer uber over taxi. i have no problem paying t

it's the first day the rules went into effect, and already the f.a.a. granted 76 exemptions, mostly to companies who want to fly the drones at night. kind of bummed about this, because i love the peaceful skies, you know? you s bunch of drones flying around. >> there will be a little something in there, and then there will be a way to snatch them out of the air too. >> a hose. i am sure there will be some weather, the wind -- >> before they send the flight out, they'll call me. >> yeah, can we send this thing out safely with your pizza on it or whatever? >>> you know who else will get in on this, these restaurants that will deliver the food to your home, with a little heat pack on it. kari. get into food services here. take a look at it, areas drawing up lots of moisture, minnesota had some nasty weather, through the weekend, tornadic activity, some flooding down through illinois. but if you are going to hawaii, prepare to travel along with madeline here, 125 miles an hour, and as you get a look at it, yeah, there are a lot of prospects for this thing to

. >> ama: the f.a.a. is grounding balloons until they can fix the dangerous leaks in the propane burners this following the deadliest crash when 16 people died in texas last month. the directive is not a reaction to the tragedy, but they have increased scrutiny of the hot air balloon industry since last month's crash. >> dan: now to the election. jimmy kimmle asked her about the now infamous e-mail scandal and even questioned her pick for vice president. >> were you looking for somebody who looks like they jumped out of the front row of the jimmy buffet concert? >> i was looking for somebody who has been a successful mayor and governor. >> it is not too late to dump timmy and get jimmy on. >> dan: jimmy kimmle is up next at 11:35. trump promised a fair and firm approach to illegal immigration. he told a crowd in ohio that he would consider allowing immigrants to stay if they do not commit any crimes. trump says he is not flip-flopping on the issue. he wants to work with the hispanic community to come up wi

the f.a.a. is now involved in that investigation. the quabbin is the largest inland body of water in our state, and the primary water supply for the city of boston hand 40 other communities. we'll continue to gather details and we'll bring you more as we get it. >> mark: also breaking at 5:00 p.m., we are working to learn more about what caused a scaffolding accident that left one man hurt. boston fire confirms for a man fell three stories from scaffolding at harvard medical school and we are hearing, he was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. crews have been working on renovations at the administration building there on shad dock street in boston. >> elizabeth: tom brady is getting to return to the game this week, after what he says was a silly accident with scissors. patriots qb breaking his silence this afternoon. we brought it to you live on fox 25 as it was happening. sports director tom leyden is here and brady says he plans to friday. the reporter: he certainly would like to. whether he will play or not is more compli

the f.a.a. is investigating the crash. >>> an nfl quarterback is under fire for making a political statement by sitting on the bench during anthem. >> paolo sandoval explains that the controversy is causing some fans to set jerseys on fire. >> reporter: colin kaepernick is behind a controversial moment in a football season that hasn't even kicked off yet. the 28-year-old chose not to participate in the national anthem at the start of a pre-season game friday. this photo captures players and staff standing as jersey number 7 sat silently on the sideline. kaepernick says he was protesting systematic not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. to me, this is bigger than football it and would be selfish on my part to look the other way. there are bodies in the streets and people getting paid lead and getting away with murder. kaepernick's silent demonstration is setting off a firearm of criticism. >> my salute to you. burning all things

. >> ama: the f.a.a. unding balloons until they can fix the dangerous leaks in the propane burners this following the deadliest crash when 16 people died in texas last month. the directive is not a reaction to the tragedy, but they have increased scrutiny of the hot air balloon industry since last month's crash. >> dan: now to the election. jimmy kimmle asked her about the now infamous e-mail scandal and even questioned her pick for vice president. >> were you looking for somebody who looks like they jumped out of the front row of the jimmy buffet concert? >> i was looking for somebody who has been a successful mayor and governor. >> it is not too late to dump timmy and get jimmy on. >> dan: jimmy kimmle is up next at 11:35. trump promised a fair and firm approach to illegal immigration. he told a crowd in ohio that he would consider allowing immigrants to stay if they do not commit any crimes. trump says he is not flip-flopping on the issue. he wants to work with the hispanic community to come up with the

the f.a.a. reports a bogey 7 -- boeing 737 left around 10:30 a.m. this morning headed to chicago from the pilot saw the drone northeast of the airport. the pilot did not take evasive action but was able to avoid the device. mass state police and the f.a.a. >> blair: it has been six long months without patriots football. now after weeks of practice, it is almost game time. we are finally counting down to kickoff of the patriots first preseason game. pats fans are ready for football and not letting that heat bother them out there. sports director tom leyden live in foxborough and will it be tom brady or jimmy g taking the steps. >> it's probably going to be jimmy g. this is funny, you mentioned the six months since the pats championship game. the standings wi another season, the preseason opener is another big deal. we expect tom brady to not be in the game today. obviously they want to protect him, give jimmy g as much as opportunity as they can and julian edelman and gronkowski will not play. the three big guns will be on its sidelines. gronkowski em

the f.a.a. is now investigating. >>> new tonight a flagler county man says he was only joking when he threatened to feed an 8-year-old boy to an alligator. the boy says that derek dunn took him to a pond behind his home and made the threat. he pushed his face into the carpet until he couldn't breath. he was arrested on child abuse bauer store in the last year. it found and removed malware from registers at 350 stores. the clothing store suspects -- the clothing store suspects debits and credit cards used at the stores between january and july of this year may have compromise aonle purchaseare not affected. the company is not saying how many customers were affected but you should go to their website for more information. it is strengthening its systems to prevent >>> florida has added thousands of jobs in the last few months but it hasn't done much to lower the unemployment rate. the current rate is 4.7%. the good news, most people getting new jobs are right here in tampa bay. in fact our ar is ou

police won't comment on what the f.a.a. rule, eight hours from bottle to throttle, protects everyone from the dangers of alcohol and altitude. >> the effects of the alcohol are exaggerated when you are at altitude. so, your judgment is taken serious consequences from that. >> saturday's arrests come nearly a month after two canadian pilots were also arrested at glasgow airport charged with trying to fly under the influence. >> laura: as you heard jonathan mention, the flight was delayed for 10 hours as united scrambled to replace those pilots. it finally departed saturday night and made the trip to new jersey without further incident. >> brian: a new jersey transit officer caught on camera pulling a man off train tracks just moments before a train roared past. officer victor ortez can be seen struggling to get the guy off the tracks. the man appears to be resisting seconds to spare. officer ortiz -- watch this -- as he just will manage to drag the man to safety before that train comes recording by. -- comes roaring by. >> la

. >> we do see this requirement, and we do not feel that the f.a.a.'s response to our oversight recommendations is acceptable. >> reporter: two of the victims, mother and daughter lorilee and paige brabson, took this video saturday morning while on board the balloon. paige had an 11-month-old daughter and had bought the ride as a gift for her mother. also on word were newlyweds matt and sunday rowan. they were married in february. say nichols piloted their hot air balloon ride near st. louis. 20 minutes into the ride, the balloon crashed into the mark twain national forest. nichols told the family he ran out of fuel. no one was seriously hurt. the family sued and settled out of court. >> he shouldn't have been flying, and we wanted to make him accountable for it. >> reporter: even though there were 16 people in the balloon, investigators say it was not overloaded. charlie, that type of balloon can carry mha each weighing 200 pounds. >> rose: thanks, omar. when we come back, along with net books and laptops, college students in texas may now carry if yo

economy, and by 2025, could be supporting as many as 100,000 new jobs. " the f.a.a. says the changes could from rescues, to inspecting utility lines, to helping farmers check their crops millions of people are set to hit the road this holiday weekend. and there is some good news for drivers this labor day... gas prices should be at their lowest since 2004. triple-a says the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas currently stands at two dollars, 22 cents. that's six cents more than a week ago, but 27 cents lower than the same time last year. a comedic legend-- passes away. 33-41""if you're blue and you don't know where to go to why don't you go to where fashion sits -- putting on the ritz!!" " we have a look at the career of actor gene wilder... which spanned nearly sixty years. be sure to check out our fox5 mobile app... for all of your up to date news and weather. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next quarterback colin kaepernick is generating a lot of controversy by refusing to stand for the national anthem. it's his way of telling the countr

the f.a.a. has granded intergalactic a license. e space plane is capable of carrying passengers safely above earth. it is unclear when the first travel will take place. >>> and san jose state is bringing back its once world renown track and field program. two of the most prominent athletes in olympic history, san jose state alumni john carlos and thomas smith were there when the announce. was made. they made history at the 1968 olympics for taking a stand for human and civil rights. the school, by the way, is investing five million dollars for a new track and field facility >>> we continue to track major breaking news story we've had for you throughout mornings on 2 here. that terrible bus crash on highway 99 northbound in the area of livingston. five people are dead and new numbers now on how many people are injured. 22 people being treated for injuries as a result of this devastating crash. we'll have that the report. >>> and we'll talk to a san jose man who crowd funded his graduate study. that's coming up. (man) honey, what's a

emle: the f.a.a. says it could open up opportunities in rescue to helping farmers check their crops. the sky no longer the limit in an industry almost unimaginable a few years ago. in washington, i'm emily schmidt. michelle: next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the company behind epipen pledges a generic version. will it help ease the pape when it comes to paying for it? the parent company hopes to get congress off its back next. kellye: i'm kellye lynn in largo bringing books to the barbershop. i will tell you about a program that seeks to reduce the achievement gap in amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: the maker of epipen will soon roll out a generic form of the drug. michelle: i

the f.a.a. y changes could open up the opportunities from the rescues to inspecting utility lines. leon: to delivering pizza. michelle: surveying storm damage. leon: hopefully good stuff like that. one thing not in the sky for us right now is any rain. doug, what is the word on that? doug: tomorrow afternoon, out along the blue ridge, isolated st wednesday, late afternoon or evening and the cold front. it will be nice. take a look right now. the kids are practicing on the field here in frederick. the coaches running drills. running this way, running that way. back and forth. toasty in the upper 80's in the area. as far as what will happen in the evening, the temperatures will fall. slow drop. 93 at reagan national. 91 in leesburg and fredericksburg. 91 in baltimore. outlook for most of the area. clear to partly cloudy. sunset at 7:42. 65 in the morning at ashburn. 68 in la plata. future cast shows the tropical depression number eight spinning off the coast. maybe showers make it to the outer bank

the park had continue evacuated and the f.a.a. sb are investigating. >> another tech company is getting into the car ride sharing business and airbnb hosts are having difficult refinancing their homes. here is the money report. jane? >> good morning, everyone. slightly lower here so far today. we have the dow down 38, s&p 500 and nasdaq in the single digits, with fresh job numbers, coming from the private payroll company saying 177,000 jobs were added in the united states last in, but most of those are services, in fact, people who make stuff lost workers and this is ahead of the big monthly johns report from the labor department we get on friday. google is moving into uber's turf with third own ride share ing service with mapping and direction service waze will be in san francisco to start. it will help the commuters inexpense live gin car pools so you can connect riders and drivers headed in the same direction. how does a handful of crickets sound? silicon valley 2:00 occurs munch on crickets at a snack, the works like them for p

the f.a.a. e is not a direct reaction, but officials have increased scrutiny of the hot air balloon industry since last in's crash. >> linda thompson former wife of opinion we know as kaitlyn generaller has a new book, talking about her relationship with general are then then as bruce. >> when i first met her she was in a bruce jenner body. he was just an incredible person, still is, and i said to her, you know, you have to give yourself credit you have kicked manhood's butt. >> she dated the king of rock and really, coming up on "good morning america" how she felt when she first metal voice at a movie theater at 7:00 a.m. right after abc7 morning. >> we debut our new set and you can see our stories in new way. if you wonder what happened to the previous set it has a new home at san francisco state, and many of our own employees including joey, our floor director, are san francisco state alums and we know the new set will be put to great use in their department of broadcast and electronic communi

enforcement right now is kind of a gray area because the f.a.a. is in charge. but they're depending on local agencies to report in detail any violations. as for the rules just put in place for commercial use, businesses can only fly during the day, up to 400 feet above the ground, and have to be in the line of sight of their drone. as of now, there's no law that companies have to tell you when and where they're recording. >> good news as we're looking ahead this labor day weekend. aaa says gas prices have been rising lately but they're still 27 cents cheaper than this time last year. better yet, we're on pace to pay the lowest labor day gas prices since 2004. glad for that. you're watching the now tampa >> security experts say it is likely to continue to happen between now and the election in november. however, with these cases, there is an important distinction to draw here. these hacks, which at least in illinois we know affected around 200,000, accessed personal information like driver's license numbers. cyber security expert today telling us that election of

arrested on saturday at glass coe international airport preparing to fly 141 people to newark and the f.a.a. have poet calls do randomly test pilots for drugs and which will and it is not clear in this is the result of tests or someone turned them in. the 35 and 43-year-old trend in scotland for the court appearance today. >> in the united states, the southwest flight had to be divert because of this, southwest said they had a mechanical issue on saturday, and passenger photos show large part of the engine is missing. passengers heard a loud "boom," and the flight from new orleans to orlando had to make an emergency landing in pensacola, florida with no one on board hurt. >> looks terrible. >> from belgium police say the explosions that people heard at a bruce soles criminal institute were not a bombing. the explosions were materials schooled by a fire started to destroy criminal evidence. belgium has been on high alert since coordinated suicide attacks in the airport and subway that el asked 32 people in march. >> classes expected to go on in san leandro after a fatal crash of a middle sch

raises questions which are not regulated by the f.a.a. last year united and american both suffered computer problems. in july, a faulty router for southwest too ground flights a sdprumgs disruption that lasted days. they are running on reservation system that is more than 35 years old. airlines now rely on computers to handle pretty much everything from reservations and seat assignments to how much fuel and delta has rebuilding its core technologies for more than six months. airline industry generally has reliable systems but portions can be decades old. >> airlines are technology companies that fly airplanes. their technology systems has to be reliable as their aircraft. the department of transportation tells cbs news it is having discussion with delta about outage and continues to monitor the situation. the airline is offering compensation for people who have had cancell in of more than three hours. in form of $200 flight voucher. >> christ van cleave, cbs news, reagan international airport, virginia. >> airline cancelled nearly 900 fli

the new f.a.a. regulations say operators no longer need a pilot's license. drone pilots must pass an aeronautical exam. this morning more than 3300 people signed up to take the first exam. leon: investigation is underway at the second busiest airport in the nation after a big scare. reports of gunshots at l.a.x. led to several terminals being evacuate and incoming flights halted. 281 flights were affected. however the reports turned out to be false. get this. strange twist here. a man in a zorro costume was detained. connected to the incident. coming up ahead here, is virginia still a swing state? the move donald trump made that proves it still is. maureen: and where you will soon be able to access wi-fi on the metro. plus how safetrack will impact a huge d.c. event this fall. doug: hot and humid today and tomorrow but there is relief in sight. i have timing of that and update on the tropical weather, too. still to come on "abc7 news at 6:00". maureen: a lot of interest for the smithsonian new african-american history museum. it's called the smithsonian's nat

the park is evacuated and the f.a.a.investigating. >> daly city elementary school is expected to reopen after a sewer problem. students at west lake were sent home because of aing colored drain. 9 clog was supposed to be fixed over the welcome but federal tried to bring in port-a-potty ies but they could not get enough before class. >> if you have been to machine hat you know how by difficult the hudson river is. ten kayakers recovered after a ferry collided with them in the hudson. they were rescued after being knocked into the water. five kayakers were taken to the hospital and a man suffered a partly severed arm. the other four suffered minor injuries. no one on the ferry was hurt. officials are looking into would had the right-of-way. and, also, whether the setting sun affected visibility on the water. prove will be in south lake tahoe on a summits on the clarity. a study shows lake tahoe had warmer temperatures last year than ever before. a century ago the clarity was 100' but now that is down to 73'. it is not the

the f.a.a. has a web site where you can check the path of your >> traffic is finally starting to return to normal on the mass pike after an overnight truck crash caused huge backups today. the fiery crash eastbound in charlton initially shut down both sides of the interstate. the westbound lanes reopened this morning, but the pike eastbound was reduced to just one lane until lunchtime. that led up to a 12-mile backup. no word yet on what caused the crash. no one was hurt. >> daniel: a 9-year-old boy is safe tonight and his father in custody, following an hour's long search in boston. sky 9-year-old calvin martins around noon today in dorchester. boston police had been looking for him, his father, since the shooting last night on blue hill avenue. police finally caught juan powell around 2:15 p.m. this afternoon. they say he pulled the trigger in the nondeadly shooting last night and that 9-year-old calvin may have been with him at the time. powell faces multiple charges. >> vanessa: a part-time k

the f.a.a. now investigating. and we also have breaking news right now in new hampshire, in manchester, where a car crashed into the front porch of this house. take a look from sky fox. you can see the car blew right through the railing on the first floor. since this broke just before 4:00 p.m., we have learned police believe the driver stepped on the wrong pedal. that's what caused all the damage here. no one was hurt. crashed into the back of his cruiser. it happened just before 6:00 p.m. last night at the intersection of crown and chase streets. the operator of the truck that hit the cruiser was not injured. police are investigating whether that driver may have fallen asleep and charges have not been announced. prosecutors say tonight, the driver accused of hitting the family of tourists in boston never should have been behind the wheel. in court today, we learned steel didn't even have a license when she hit the crowd in downtown crossing. car was in the shop and she had mechanical trouble. witnesses helped lif

the f.a.a. is investigating, trying to figure out exactly what caused the one couple when a woman gives birth, not knowing she was pregnant. >> i just honestly just stared at her and like didn't know, like, well, that's mine. >> vanessa: how their new miracle baby is baffling doctors. >> mark: dramatic video shows the moments a woman rescues two children from a burning car at this gas station. the chain reaction crash that caused it. >> vanessa: up next, the preparations underway in florida as tropical storm hermine fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over

the f.a.a. is investigating. >> vanessa: we continue to follow breaking news. the women to avoid another section of miami, florida, because mosquitoes have spread the zika virus to five new people. of course, south beach is a very popular area for tourists. fox 25's eric rasmussen in our control room now with the latest on this travel warning. eric. >> the reporter: florida state health officials say a new local transmission zone has been identified in the miami beach area, that includes south beach, which of course, is where the virus has spread to five new people. several of the patients are from especially to stay away. the state is now aggressively spraying for mosquitoes there. in all, there are dozens of cases confirmed in florida. pregnant women are still being told to avoid the first infection zone, which is the windwood arts area in miami. the governor of florida says this new area of concern starts near south beach and extends north right through the city center. tonight at logan airport, there are 22 flights we've confirmed, coming or going from south

the f.a.a. and u.s. forest service have sent warning letters to drone operators, asking them to ground their aircraft to avoid collisions with firefighters in the air. firefighters have had to suspend their own air operations 13 times this year, because of nevada claimed the life of a vermont man who had committed his life to fighting fires. 26-year-old hot shot firefighter justin bebe died on saturday, but his family said he died doing what he loved. >> it was about saving people's lives and saving property and that's what he was about and that's what he wanted to be remembered for. >> mark: along with near 400 other personnel, justify continue was fighting the strawberry fire that started in >> vanessa: new at 5:00 p.m., one woman also paid more than $1,000 in medical expenses that she didn't actually owe. >> mark: consumer adviser clark howard explains the extra step she took that kept the many in her wallet. >> the reporter: walker is serious about the details especially when it comes to paying her bi

. >> mark: the f.a.a. serb august special waivers that allow operators to fly drones over crowds or at night, over time, the government will write other rules that will allow drones to fly farther than the operator can sear. a necessity for companies like amazon, looking to deliver packages via drone. >> vanessa: another tickup for gas prices, days before the labor day holiday weekend. according to the gas buddy survey, the average price of gas if boston, $2.14 per that's up more than a cent from this time last week, but it is still down 28 cents from this time last year. industry experts say a late summer rally in oil markets is driving prices up. >> kevin: 85 right now in boston, real pleasant evening, because the dewpoints are down, humidity is really low. it's just really looking good out there. around town at fenway, for instance, red sox and rays dropping to the 70's. this will apply to anyone if suburbs, dropping down through the 50's later on tonight, so when you wake up in morning in haverhill for

. >>> new details about the hot air balloon that crashed in texas killing the 16 passengers on board. f.a.a. records show the same balloon made a hard landing in a soccer field. no one was hurt in that insurance department. incident. saturday happened after balloon's take off. >> we will interview the ground crew today and that's one of the questions we want to find out. was there any particular reason this flight was delayed? >> investigators say the bodies of all 16 victims were found close to the balloon's basket. heather:time to flash floored to news 5 at 5:00. ed: a woman fighting to get justice after her son was abused. new developments and the heather: and it is changing skyline. ed: and new at 7:00, foodal railroad gees prompt eld a -- food allergies prompted a couple to make changeses. they are made in mass. >> the heavy rain has missed us from the west to the south. will we get anymore rain? i'll answer that and when we could see 90 degrees back in the forecast as we continue at 4:30. heather: we are staying on top of th cases of zika virus in florida. it brings the number to 14.

they use the same f.a.a. ground and towery frequencies. the tankers will be parked in same area as the private jets at tia. >> with nearly 500 take offs and landing every day by airliners at t ia basic a dozen every day won't make a big difference. and air force crews say they will be readytampa just ajafrnt to us it will be a pretty seamless transition for two months we will operational closure. so very, very minimal. runway project is slated to last about 60 days it will begin in mid october with any luck the macdill tankers will b home for christmas. in between you might see angie tank are taxiing near your airline they won't using any of so passengers won't see any disruptions. while they smooth out runway at macdill tankers will get a temporary home. at tia. lloyd sowers, fox 13 news. >>> now this isn't the first time they've moved the planes. some tankers were moved over to ?? ?? ?? ((jen //live pix)) here's another live picture of board on wall street. wasn't doing much not doing too much now either. let's get to lauren simonetti and

they use the same runways, they use the same f.a.a. ground and tower frequencies. >> reporter: the tankers will be parked in the same area as the private jets at t.i.a. with nearly 500 takeoffs and landings every day by the tankers with maybe a dozen every day won't make a big difference and the air force crews say they'll be ready. >> with tampa being just adjacent producing this transition for the two months that will be having the operational closure will be very very minimal. the run ray project is slated to last 60 days. with any luck they will be home for christmas. in between you might see a tanker taxi near your of our gates or air side facilities. >> reporter: while they smooth out the runway at mcdill the tankers will get a temporary home at t.i.a.. >> now this isn't the first time since they moved the plane. this october they will be out there at t.i.a. for two months. >> that will be a sight to see. >> it will. i thought i heard a rum -- rubbleble of thunder just few minutes ago. i was wondering, do you remember where you we

the u.s. economy, and by 2025, could be supporting as many as 100,000 new jobs. f.a.a. says the changes could open up opportunities from rescues, to inspecting utility lines, to helping farmers check their crops flying pizzas may soon be a reality. dominos is testing delivery by drones in new zealand.. here's how it works... customers receive alerts of the incoming food via smartphone and the drones lower the pizzas using a tether. new zealand will start testing the service with customers next month-- no word on when the service could come to america. new this morning.. apple will have to pay 13 billion euros in back taxes to ireland after the european union found it received illegal tax benefits over 11 years.. we are following this and will update you as we know more. meanwhile the tech giant has set wednesday... september 7-th... as the date of its annual product launch event. that's when the company will likely show off its next-generation i-phone... the rumored i-phone 7. in addition... c-e-o tim cook and his official release dates for i-o-s ten and other apple oper

obviously it requires some work on a national level too, but for example, seattle wants to say to the f.a.a., look, we can create a regulatory system to allow amazon to keep their drone program here while they experiment with it and is it a positive policy direction and what are your thoughts on that? thank you. >> i can take a stab. but i think there are particular aspects of the regulatory environment that are specifically within the purview of local government and there are some aspects of that that are not within the control of cities that are either at the state level or when you're talking about interstate commerce, obviously that's a federal issue, right? and i think sort of another key aspect that we advocate for it in the cities is greater local control and there's an understanding that if we are charging cities with being our leaders of innovation, both local governments themselves as well as cities as sort of test ground for innovation that we need to empower cities to do that. and there are many constraints particularly on local governments to help them facilitate to facilitate

the f.a.a.reated a system to grant exceptions for company this is a show they can operate safely under special waivers, companies like pg&e already have been using drones for operations sup as infrastructure inspections. >>> the bay area soccer team is getting new leadership. john doyle, manager of the earthquakes has been fired. the league had the fewest goals, 26 goals in 26 games and is 3 points behind oakland for the final playoff spot. >>> s ap center in san jose will host the national skating championship. south bay has been home to some of the biggest names. brian bo botano and peggy phlegming will on hand to help choose the finalists. >> it's a huge event to be able to compete at a nationals in an olympic year. for it to be here in our hometown, that's amazing to have the hometown support and have friends and family and everyone come for me. >> san jose hosted the 2012 national championship as well as the 1996. that's the year that local skater rudy galindez surprised people by winning t

the f.a.a. issued a full grounds stop. a lot of reaction. and in the end it turned out to be nothing but a false alarm. police say loud noises in the terminal prompted those initial reports. then you have the domino effect. the terminal reopened. the passengers had to be rescreened. we saw a similar thing happen at j.f.k. just last week. how do we responds to these situations better. we start with donald trump on the defensive on claims his campaign is getting soft on immigration. people say he may be flip-flopping on his previous policies. gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. trump took to twitter saying there will be a major speech on immigration set for wednesday in arizona. the rest of his team launching a full court press to defend their candidate. his campaign manager telling fox news sunday, no one knows immigration like trump does. >> the center piece of his campaign has always been build the wall. no amnesty, no more sanctuary cities. if you enforce the laws and deal with those agencies that already exist to enforce the law,

the f.a.a. issued a full grounds stop. a lot of reaction. he terminal prompted those initial reports. then you have the domino effect. the terminal

the highway patrol and f.a.a. are investigating. >> denise: wildfires are still burning in southern california. you can even see the flames from space. 60,000 homes have been danielleed or destroyed there. the smoke rising from four different places. the satellites are picking up the heat signatures there. and the area is still burning are outlined in red. overseas. a suicide bomber targeted a wedding party. more than 50 people are dead. >>> authorities in turkey say the bomber was a child possibly as young as 12-years-old. holly williams reports this is not the first time extremist groups used kids. >> reporter: the bride and groom survived the attack and taken to hospital apparently in shock after their wedding party became the scene of it is just 40 miles from the syrian border and isis is the most likely culprit according to turkey's president. >> so far, the extremists haven't claimed responsibility. if the suicide bomber was indeed a child it wouldn't be the first time isis has exploited the innocent to carry

the men suffered only minor injuries. >>> new f.a.a. rules for the commercial use of drones went into effect today. businessing using drone must be kept under -- businesses using drones must be kept under -- there's waiver for businesses who need to use drones at times and heights regulations. more than 3,000 businesses have received these rules. >>> today lifeguards had to shut down two cape cod beaches after two great white sharks were spotted a little too close to shore. blair miller has more. >> reporter: racing along the coast of cape cod with lee chatham on board researchers on the atlantic white shark conservancy a already seeing more shark activity this summer. >> it's too early to see if we are seeing an early peak in activity. >> reporter: with the help of their spotter on this plane. >> now he's going north. >> reporter: he leads us right to the sharks. >> can you see it it's that big shadow in the water. >> reporter: a 12 foot shark less than 50 yards from the beach. skyfox as we find one after another four sharks in just a c