i mean didn't have to be catastrophic unregulating but a simple thing like letting us use the same exemptions as muni and look at it us as a transportation system and an extension of muni so for instance wherever muni buses make a left-hand turn it would be helpful to make us more efficient and more competitive if because if we can do that and the tmcs can't it will give you an advantage and one section in particular that drives me crazy is howard and sutter we cannot make a left-hand turn we have to go up to bush street and stockton to all those angles that makes it hard for us to get around the city especially on market street if we have left-hand turn on second and 11th that will let us assess south of market that is growing like crazy and has access to the freeways and other events that happen south of market so if you can look at us liquor an extension of muni and treat us as a transportation system i think that will help our cause and you'll be able to collect our medallion fees like in the past up to $2,000 so thank you for your time thank you (calling names.) (clapping.) >>

reporter: but there's a difference between these models in the ultralight unregulated aircraft used inthat stung. >> that was put together with parts that you could have gotten from home depot. the only thing that was unique was the rotor blade on top. one other aircraft, it is prohibited from flying at restricted areas, and this aircraft could land at bwi with all regulations. reporter: for larger gyroplanes, you need a sports license, but it has everyone talking about this aviation trend. >> in europe, it is the fastest growing trend. reporter: this company has sold more than 80. >> this is a two-seat aircraft. it has a radio and transponder. reporter: the faa regulates them. the controls include standard aviation equipment. >> compared with fixed wing aircraft, you cannot stall it, so as long as the rotor blade is fine, you are fine. reporter: according to the ntsb, there has only been one minor crash involving a gyroplane in maryland in the last five years. kimberly: the mailman arrested wednesday is on home detention ordered not to operate any aircraft and he must stay out of wash

unregulated. nbc 10 national correspondent erica edwards tells us what looks good.harmful to babies. >> the market for breast milk is booming. thousands of women sell their breast milk online to other mothers to don't produce enough for their own babies. research shows some of that milk isn't human. >> more than just incidental contamination, it looks like evidence of deception and adulteration of milk. >> nationwide hospital in columbus, ohio analyzed two samples of breast milk purchased on the internet. they had human breast milk but 10% had evidence of large amounts of cow milk milk you'd buy at the grocery store or formula. >> some have allergies so consuming cow's milk could be harmful to them. >> previous research found three-quarters were contaminated with potentially dangerous like e. coli. four samplgs had evidence lack tating mothers were active smokers, something sellers may not disclosed when interviewed by prospective buyers like this unidentified woman. >> i generally ask them what medications they take if they have any conditions i need to know about.

court that the reason we are appealing this decision is that we want the kind of unregulated environment that will allow us to do the things that you are talking about such as paid prioritization. and that -- it was those issued all involved in that decision. >> let me give you, chairman wheeler, the chance there was one of the senators here, i it this was senator johnson that he had asked a question. commissioner pie answered it. you requested an opportunity to respond and there was not time. and the senators, do you recall -- >> this is like watching a tennis match, sir. i'm not sure i remember the question. >> i think that's what you wanted to voice your agreement with what i was saying. >> no wonder i forgot. >> thank you though, senator. >> i've got some additional questions i'll submit for the record because of the lateness. >> the previous question and we're absolutely accurate, i'm quoting may 20th and 2014 there is nothing entitled that prohibits paid prioritization. >> so let's just quit playing on words. >> the representation of the oral argument was completely misconstrued. >> i will stipulate

court that the reason we are appealing this decision is that we want the kind of unregulated environment that would allow usdo the kind of things that you've been talking about such as paid prioritization." and it was those issues that were all in involved in that decision. >> let me give you, chairman wheeler, the chance -- there was one of the senators here, i think it was senator johnson that he had asked a question commissioner pai had answered it you requested an opportunity to respond and there was not time. do you recall? >> this is like watch a tennis match, zblir i think that's where you wanted to voice your agreement with what i was saying. >> no wonder i forgot. thank you, senator. >> i've got some additional questions i'll submit for the record because of the lateness of the hour. >> did you want to respond to this last bit? >> just to the previous question, i wanted to make sure we are accurate. i'm quoting the chairman on may 20, 2014. "there is nothing in title ii that inhibits paid prioritization." >> let's quit playing on words. >> moreover, the oral argument was misconstrued. >> i will sti

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unregulated market of nicotine liquids threatens public health immediately. since 2011, poison calls related to e-cigarettes has skyrocketed. 271 in 2011 to 3,808 poison calls in 2014. again, showing the exploding useof this product. and you know, this industry doesn't even put this liquid nicotine into child-proof containers. one grand called j-juice looks like little bottles of juice. it says juice on it and yet it's deadly if a child takes off that cap and drinks it. 14 times more poisonings in 2014 than in 2011. and, yes people die. a toddler died from nicotine poisoning just last december. and lots of close calls. but tobacco companies see opportunities in these unregulated markets. they see opportunities to appeal to kids directly, to market to kids more easily and to sell to kids with fewer bar yirs. there is no federal law in place about the age at which children can buy e-cigarettes or the liquids that go into them, and so it's been up to local communities to try to fill in those gaps. and they have been trying to do so trying to catch up with the problem. the industry of e-cigarettes has exploited these opportunities. so here is where we are. time is ticking. e-cigarette use is rising. an

it indicates that use among the regulated products has diminish diminished while use of the unregulated products has increased. so laws work. rules have an effect. people can be saved from addiction and disease. and these products -- cigars, pipes, hookahs e-cigarettes -- lead to tobacco use in cigarettes. they addict to nicotine. they create the same kinds of public health menace that tobacco products do. we know that nicotine addiction is surging through e-cigarette use, which is a disastrous tribute to the ingenuity of big tobacco. in fact, many of the big tobacco companies have bought the e-cigarette companies because they know they can use the e-cigarettes as a gateway nicotine delivery device, addicting children so that they will then shift to cigarette tobacco. so i am joining my colleagues in urging that the f.d.a. act as quickly as possible to implement these rules to finalize the regulations, to get them out of the regulatory apparatus the morass where they are now trapped, and make sure that our children and our citizens are protected against the marketing and the other abuse