the navy developed its own under the broad area and the official name is triton. that's about to make its first flight, almost any day now. eventually that would be a major development in the navy's worldwide maritime surveillance plan. >> and the fire scout program, two versions of it. >> it's very slow, it's little helicopter. started off as a small helicopter designed as an unmanned aircraft. there's about two dozen of those that have been out there. that's an unmanned aircraft all the way. they have used those in afghanistan. it's not fully operational yet but it's in limited operation. there's a bigger plane developed from boeing and it's a whole other level. they are doing that now. >> we have about a minute left. for these particularly aircraft, they are doing carrier landing trials this sumner. >> right. >> and i want to ask how much of this has to do with naval aviation and its unmanned future and how much is it about unmanned battles? >> it's about all of that. the navy put on a show this past week, inviting all the networks to come out. everybody ran in

. >> they arrive at the triton building a few minutes before 11:00 a.m., and are astonished to see the is buckling. >> we had been hearing extraordinary sounds. just kind of groaning, creeking, the twisting of metal and bricks popping out as the wall falls in. >> hao wonders is there anyone still in the building. the building is the east coast hub of tritan technologies. a 24-hour call center with about 100 employees. tritan's chief legal counsel, kathleen dias, works at the facility. she hadn't yet arrived but employees called her alarmed by the loud noises the brick building is making. >> somebody described it like a freight train coming, and then the fire alarms went off. it was really people seeing ceiling tiles moving and going that's not normal. something really serious is going on here. >> a supervisor ordered everyone out of their seats and hurries them to an exit. >> luckily we have a sales manager on the floor who heard the noises and literally stood up and started shouting at people to get out of the building and grabbed people and got their attention and pushed people out t

joining us with more is receipt wallace of triton research.> we are an independent researching data company, look at private venture backed technology media and communication companies, these companies used to go early in the life spans but sometimes they wait ten years to go public so there are tens of thousands of companies in the private market that are very much uncovered and so we look in detail at the companies and when a company like tableau goes public we sit up and take notice. >> you would be hired by hedge funds, large investors who want information on an upcoming ipo perhaps or just a company in general. so what do you tell them today about this company? the ipo has been nothing short of a raging success. >> >> they make a big deal out of it. >> old fashioned. >> not going any place. very passionate about the products. >> yes, what about their growth going forward. with what the plans are? >> that's what this ipo is about. >> they have them and they would tell you. so, just the first quarter, the first decline we have seen. >> a bi

. >> southbound traffic for the san ramon valley looks good tritons of about 16 minutes. >> in the southute on 101, 280, at 85 to the west valley. >> for north bay no delays 4101 south bound. >> the bay bridge, westbound traffic is light. marin lights are not activated. >> here at the san mateo bridge a report of an accident before our camera view. on the right-hand side of the road way it may evolve on the right shoulder a diesel's bill. a number of emergency vehicles responding. so far no backups will not impact ride on the span. >> the golden gate bridge a easy cheerful one aroutriple 10. no delays from the bridge. >> nonetheless reported for bart, caltrans, h train or the muni metro through the central valley. >> off ththe san held latjose os and train trestles will be getting a new coat of paint this week. not all of them, just those which have become eyesores in recent years as a result of graffiti vandalism. city crews a tinning of what caltrans and the southern pacific rose to an over graffiti. trestles over highway 101 at 13th and the key off avenue will be first followed by a t

crash in the line there at rhode island spirit so they are single tracking between noma and ford's tritonnd it over to jacqui. >> thank you, madden -- amanda. city degrees as our temperature in d.c. martinsburg is 52, and some clouds in culpeper. we are there yet, warmer temperatures with a high between 65 and 70 degrees. that warm weather and plenty of sunshine six around for the week and the weekend. rain will not come until tuesday next week. >> all right, jacqui. we will be back at 7:56 with another news update. >>> it has been called deadman's turn, the most dangerous road in the world and you can see why. crash after crash on that stretch of road. >> and this morning we'll have the new, shocking moments caught on tape. this is really shocking but everyone walked away from what you're going to see. just incredible. good morning, america. >> good to have you with us. >>> also ahead it's the final day of testimony in the case that's captivated the country. the trial of jodi arias. about to conclude as a final witness prepares to take the stand. >>> and remarkable night last night, spec