. >> the faa has a regulation called faa part 107. and you actually have to be certified to fly a drone for commercial purposes. >> to have anybody just off the street going out and buying something and thinking they're gonna make money taking video, even if they do have the experience, right now is illegal. >>adding mode. >> it's now live. it's recording. rotors are armed. >> before the faa changed their rules, you had to have something called a 333 exemption. this was a special permit that actually allowed you to fly drones. >>take off. >> douglas trudeau of tucson, was the first realtor in the entire country granted an exemption. >> when i first got this, bob, i could not answer my phone. if i saw a long-distance phone call, i wouldn't answer it because it wasn't somebody wanting to buy or sell a house. they wanted to know how did i get my permission from the faa to fly drones. this is the exemption that the faa sent me. and this explains that... >> granted exemption. >> ...i cannot fly within five miles in an -- of an airport. >>

i think the faa understands these rules have to be changed. we have talked to industry, congressional people, regulatory people. we think a reasonable area would be 200 feet above property or houses. that's your property. rather than the government telling you what you can do, americans have the private property right and -- >> tucker: you can hit it, 200 . tom, thank you for joining us. "hannity" is up next. thanks for >> oh! "special report" next! >> this is a fox news alert. i'm threadbare. in washington, the u.s. military has dropped its biggest bomb ever on your terrorists and caves. the device contains 11 tons of explosives. this comes on a a date when president and cia director points the finger directly at russia and the founder of gleeks in a conspiracy against the u.s. kevin corke subject white house with how recent events may be changing the worldview. the details on the wikileaks connection and the cia director's charges from this afternoon. we begin with

i think the faa understands these rules have to be changed. we have talked to industry,ha congressional people, regulatori people. we think a reasonable area would be 200 feet above property or houses.. that's your property. rather than the government telling you what you can do, americans have the private property right and -- in the government can impede upon that is a need to. >> tucker: you can hit it, 200 feet with a 12 gauge. tom, thank you for joining us. "hannity" is up next. thanks for watching. >> this they fox news alert, the u.s. military dropped what's being called the mother of all bombs, on a target in afghanistan. i am kimberly guilfoyle, in for sean hannity tonight. here is president trump earlier today reacting to the massive nonnuclear military strike. >> really another success, we are very, very proud of our military. everyone knows exactly what happened so what i do is i authorize my military. we have the greatest military in the world and they have done a great job as usual. that is what they are doing. frankly that's why

. >> the faa has a regulation called faa part 107. and you actually have to be certified to fly a drone for commercial purposes. >> to have anybody just off the street going out and buying something and thinking they're gonna make money taking video, even if they do have the experience, right now is illegal. >>adding mode. >> it's now live. it's recording. rotors are armed. >> before the faa changed their rules, you had to have something called a 333 exemption. this was a special permit that actually allowed you to fly drones. >>take off. >> douglas trudeau of tucson, was the first realtor in the entire country granted an exemption. >> when i first got this, bob, i could not answer my phone. if i saw a long-distance phone call, i wouldn't answer it because it wasn't somebody wanting to buy or sell a house. they wanted to know how did i get my permission from the faa to fly drones. this is the exemption at theaa senme. and thisxplains that... >> granted exemption. >> ...i cannot fly within five miles in an -- of an airport. >> but flyi

. >> by being indoor we avoid all the rules and regulations with the faa. we are not at risk of fly away drones drones and nuisances in public park. >> today's competition just wrapped up. organizers plan on holding more competitions soon. >>> since we are on the subject of drones, our own sky drone 5 has been zipping around the bay area. around the hills of milpitas. the results, as you see it, there isn't that something? out and about driving around. you probably have been too. the hills are green. beautiful time of the year. a lot of green out there. devin fehely shot that for us. beautiful sight that it was out there. beach hazards, yes, still with us. big breakers. 19 to 13-foot swells, sneaker waves and a rip current threat

the faa the not penalize -- faa will not penalize him for an aviation mistake. he was landing his vintage plane in california and glided over the top of a loaded passenger jet waiting to take off, mistakenly. his lawyer said the faa finished its investigation and will not fine the actor or revoke his pilot's license. >>> 5:17. maybe you want to get on 95. probably ought to find a different route. >> yeah. at first we thought we would just have the rain, that was enough on. 95, another big issue. jess? >>> right, a tractor-trailer accident involving two tractor-trailers and now there's a diesel spill, as well. on the southbound side, might take a while to clean this up because it's not just two thes involved now that there's a -- tractor-trailers involved now that there's a fuel spill. we'll have the left lane blocked for a little bit. all of the traffic trying to merge and get by. about one lane or into the shoulder of the right-hand side. you see there's a few cop cars there, as well. and those tractor-trailers. we're starting to see some of those delays around

i am looking at the faa site and it's 54 minutes reporting to go. >> and the faa, an average of 54 minutes at sfo. because of weather in the ceilings. usually what happens, they come in slower and means they go out late. the whole situation starts that way. and let's go out and take a look at what we have now with the papers. the toll plaza and putting it up here for you. start there, westbound bay bridge doesn't look bad and it's a backup than it is about 20 minutes or so before you make it into or on to the bridge and into san francisco. we're also looking at a commute that is going to be slow or the san mateo bridge and the approach to it from san lorenzo is going to be slow. you can see the slowing there and after you get into the peninsula, it doesn't look too bad. we're focusing on highway 4 westbound to bay point and stop- and-go. 680 is slowing after 2:42 to the walnut enter change. at 6:31, let's go to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> uc berkeley student died after fallling from a third floor bal coppy near the campus. a police investigation is underway to determine how the 21-yea

>> our project, faircontrac faircontracts.org told the faa, you're regulating the airlines. part of the regulations is to make sure it is a fair recognition of rights of passengers. and so you can take this monstrous 64-page contract and fine print and make it clearer. put it up for public comment so people around the country can comment on it, on the internet, and then require these airline contracts of carriage be fairer and the faa wouldn't do it. the faa, it is a very weak regulator. >> so do you think that now we all have these cell phones, that that's provided an outlet and opportunity in this situation? >> very much, ana. that is costing united airlines. obviously it is cover thing it passenger sales, its stock is fluttered. its reputation and brand name is not what it was. you just don't do that. you can get people off the airplane by just providing cash and keep going up. $500, $800, $900. there always some people not in a hurry, they'll take the next plane and have a financial windfall. what united did was they tried the voucher game. vouchers, fine print, expiring

we have a day in which already the faa is saying that there is delays at sfo because of the runway construction work. yesterday, in addition to that, we had the low clouds. we had the very low ceiling. we had an additional weather issue at sfo. today more than likely the same. we have some breezy conditions. temperatures in the upper 40s in livermore, low 50s in redwood city, san jose, and santa rose a. the wind are picking up over the bridges this morning. satellite and radar. it's weak disturbance number two poised in position to push through the bay area. mostly cloudy skies this morning. some sunny breaks later today with temperatures topping off in the 60s and low 70s. a couple degrees warmer today than yesterday. full forecast is minutes away. right now let's bring in jacqueline dunn. >> good morning. we will begin over along 580. for folks out of tracy heading into livermore we are seeing those slowdowns, yellow sensors lighting up the screen there. we had a crash eastbound. expect some minor delays out of that stretch. the bay bridge toll plaza looking good and green across the span. lo

i have been working on an amendment to faa reauthorization to prohibit faa from impacting state and local general sales tax. the issue -- for 30 years, faa has required excise tax to be spent on airport for airport infrastructure, but for 30 years, the faa has not interpreted it to affect general sales tax, which tax aviation fuel as well as other products. sold in the country or the state. now they are changing their interpretation, requiring state and local to count how much is collected by the general sales tax on aviation fuel and siphoning the money back to the airport. major federal thinks it is a problem when state and local governments are being told how to spend their own tax dollars by the faa, it will impact local transportation projects since most sales tax provide for local transportation funding. the hartfield jackson airport in the state of georgia is one of the most impacted regions in the country with the new rule. it will take millions of dollars out of a local control, a major problem in my state of california. are you aware of the issue and do you have concerns with th

. >> the faa has a regulation called faa part 107. and you actually have to be certified to fly a drone for commercial purposes. liz: how does this work?rtified. and the question is who owns the airspace? as a matter of fact, last night i saw a guest on one of the shows that was talking about this that even outside our front yard, who owns the airspace? does it faa own it? do we own it? so it's a very controversial thing. the shows we did in arizona because of phoenix and tucson, they're being used by very qualified people to fly the drones. liz: so great of what you do, bob, you help a lot of average americans. you're looking to do that on your show. let's take a listen to this sound byte. >> i received an e-mail from a couple named kent and lisa who had been struggling to save their home ever since the recession. they bought their home in 2003. and when the final crisis hit in 2008, lisa's company went under, and she lost her job. liz: all right. we don't want to give away the show and we want people to tune isn't. >> right. liz: bu

. >> i have been working on an amendment to faa reauthorization to prohibit faa from impacting state and local general sales tax. for 30 years faa has required exice tax has required to be built on airport infrastructure, but it has not interpreted this requirement to effect general sales tax and other products sold in the country or state. now they're changing their interpretation requiring state and local governments to account how much money is collected by the general sales tax on aviation fuel and sif oning the money back to the airport. it's a problem when state and local governments are told how to spend their own tax dollars by the faa. it will impact local transportation projects since most sales tax around the country provides for local transportation funding. it will take millions of dollars out of local control. are you aware of the issue and do you have concerns with this new faa rule should congress fix press dense that allows state and local government to see spend their general tax revenue as they see fit. >> i don't have any knowledge -- i have knowledge, but i can't

>> first, the faa guidelines state you can pay only $1,350. you can't negotiate past that point. >> but it didn't go to that level. >> yep. there has to be something in there that we talk about de-escalation and talk about other tactics to have a medical professional who's simply trying to get the work the next day, mentally he's going to have to face that anguish. this isn't the first time. two years ago their ceo had to resign. they kicked young ladies off the plane a few months ago for wearing leggings. united airlines has some problems and it rocks from the top. and that statement the ceo had today was pathetic. >> let's put up the statements since you mentioned it. flight 3411 from chicago, this is how united explained. after our team looked for volunteers, one customer refused to live. law enforcement was asked to come to the gate. we apologize for the overbook situation. and then the ceo went onto say this is an upsetting event. from all of us here at united i apologize for having to reaccommodate these customers. we're conducting our o

. >> the faa limit is about $1,300. i'm certain somebody on that plane would have said sure i'll take that check and wait another day. >> the universal condemnation for united here, especially after a week of delays and bookings for delta have people feeling everyone's got a story about being disrespected by your airline. >>> one of the biggest stories in banking history, involving fake accounts atwells fargo that has shaken that bank to its core. new investigation reveals a report back in 2004 foretold this scandal almost to the letter. this 2004 report -- 2004, 13 years ago. it warned that wells fargo employees had an incentive to cheat, based on the fear of losing their jobs. it went on to say that workers couldn't meet the bank's unrealistic sales goals without gaming the system. it was sent to chief auditor, hr and others but fell on deaf ears. the 110-page released by the wells fargo board of directors this week says there's no evidence that it was further escalated. it took back $75 million from former ceo and we

no votes need be taken in congress to use current faa, airport pilot privatization program. st. louis would stand to gain a lot. david: not all privatization of airport stuff has worked out. you had one in chicago, midway, i. remember. midway is smaller, they had financing problem. >> timing in their marketplace is a collapse, lehman brothers is a major factor. david: lehman brothers was tied up in the financing part, and lehman brothers collapsed their the project collapsed. >> yes. but chicago midway and st. louis have, are dominant airline like southwest, they negotiated a deal. david: how soon before lambert, your airport, before it is a private outfit. >> we have a lot of steps in our local approval process, we have to talk to your airline community, and a two-stage bid process. we're eager to make this a elite project. david: as president or someone from his team reached out to you. >> we had good comments from the dot and the white house. we'll get up next one to two years, by this is a perfect example of what you can do with current law. david: air traffic controllers, t

the faa could have fined ford or have taken away his pilot's license. >>> just a few minutes ago you saw north carolina outlast gonzaga. >> nicole brewer is here to play the name game with the tarheels and bulldogs. >> maybe you know location of the school, right? or maybe you know the mascot or maybe not. we put silly to the test to see how much they really know about the top two. >> reporter: from the field of 68, it all came down to 2. on one side of the court, university of north carolina. >> won the most championships. >> reporter: facing off against gonzaga university. >> it's a smaller school. >> reporter: but does your knowledge of the top two stop there? while most philly fans knew unc was from chapel hill north carolina. >> spokane, i'm sorry. >> this group did better with the mascot but couldn't tell us what a tarheel was. >> maybe a plant or something? >> reporter: i had to refer to the university's website one dating back to the revolutionary war when north carolina residents supposedly dumped tar into the river. >> that sounds bad for the environment. >> reporter: as we

the faa could have fined ford or have taken away his pilot's license. >>> just a few minutes ago you saw north carolina outlast gonzaga. >> nicole brewer is here to play the name game with the tarheels and bulldogs. >> maybe you know location of the school, right? or maybe you know the mascot or maybe not. we put silly to the test to see how much they really know about the top two. >> reporter: from the field of 68, it all came down to 2. on one side of the court, university of north carolina. >> won the most championships. >> reporter: facing off against gonzaga university. >> it's a smaller school. >> reporter: but does your knowledge of the top two stop there? while most philly fans knew unc was from chapel hill north carolina. >> spokane, i'm sorry. >> this group did better with the mascot but couldn't tell us what a tarheel was. >> maybe a plant or something? >> reporter: i had to refer to the university's website one dating back to the revolutionary war when north carolina residents supposedly dumped tar into the river. >> that sounds bad for the environment. >> reporter: as we

. >> tucker: he got 27 months for fraudulently obtaining faa credentials. he was an iranian national living in houston. why would someone like that get faa credentials illegally. why do we let a guy like that go? >> you have the wrong guy if you think i'm going to come here and defend iran. >> tucker: you voted for it and said it make us safer. why would letting a guy like that free make us safer. >> we're safer because they don't have a nuclear weapon. >> tucker: look, i'm not saying your pro-obama at all but you got lied to. you admitted you got lied to. you issued a statement saying i know the truth. i was briefed. they lied to you and every other members and wondering why you would defend that. >> they're a different branch of government that need to debate on exacting detail. they brought a top-line deal to us and i thought for my constituents' sake and the country's sake and for the sake of the world to take a nuclear weapon from iran. >> tucker: the president said they were non-violent offenses they were trying to get military equipment to a terroris

dao's lawyer are asking the faa, city of chicago, and airline to preserve evidence in the case. >>> berkeley bracing for the possibility of more violent protests tomorrow. canceling its downtown farmers market. police are hoping to prevent another scene like this from last month. president trump supporters and opponents clashed leading to violence and arrests. some of the same pro trump people are sponsoring a rally at noon at civic center plaza. >>> vacaville police are looking far gunman that wounded three people over night. it happened at 2:30 this morning. police say is that the victims were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> people angry over the outcome of a shooting in san francisco are gathering at the hall of justice. the district attorney found the officers were justified in shooting 21-year-old alma car back in 2015. this 3d animation based on witness testimony if and forensic evidence showed what happened that night from community leaders however say they are horrified by the district attorney's decisio

faa regulations require one pilot per drone, and they can only fly during daylight. but intel was granted a waiver. so one pilot with a laptop can control multiple drones at night but never directly above an audience. but one of the best parts of the show is something the public doesn't get to see. >> i've got to tell you, that's one of the coolest things, that shot of all the drones coming down. it looks like a tornado. >> it's just so beautiful just to see all these stars and drones just falling down gracefully. there's a slight little buzz around you. it's great. >> reporter: and if you're wondering what happens if a drone should fail or lose communication with the computer. they use a gps to find their way >>> april is national donate life month. the goal, to get a million people to sign up to donate their organs when they die. steve hartman now with the heartwarming story of how it can work. >> reporter: when pro football player konrad reuland was hospitalized with a brain aneurysm last november, he took it as a sign. he texted his mom from the hospital. "god ha

he's been cleared by the faa. there will not be action against the actor for flying on the commercial runway this year. in audio recordings, he said he was distracted by two other jets. he has been a licensed pilot more than 20 years. >> a new jersey teenager pled guilty to trying to kill the pope during his visit to philadelphia in 2017. he pled guilty to attempting to provide material support to terrorists. the plan involved using a sniper to shoot the pope during mass and set off explosives nearby. >> the man stabbed along with his wife in their home has been charged with her murder. potter attacked 63-year-old robin parter with a knife. this was point breeze in philadelphia. the couple's son discovered the two in a second-floor bedroom. >> bill murphey former ambassador t, met the deadline o run for governor. on the republican side lieutenant governor has led the polls facing four challengers in the june 6th primary. >> the mayor will run unopposed in the republican primary. he was the lone republican to meet

faa policy says the passenger could face a $25,000 fine. there is no word on if anyone is pressing charges. a 7 on your side consumer alert -- campbell's is recalling more than 4000 pounds of mislabeled soup. the containers are marked " homestyle healthy request with chicken pasta," b t italian style wedding and meatballs. because being recalled the soup contains milk and other allergens. tonight, we have one graduate who succeeded in spite of a family member. he graduated from eastern michigan university near detroit. when he applied, his stepfather told him not to bother because he did not think he would make it. now he tweeted that he did make it. that stepfather, by the way, is in jail. he is the negative statistic, and i am the positive one, a black man who graduate college. kimberly: he plans to mentor other students. we wanted to use of video that i shot today at the national because i don't love it is the cool weather and the animals were hungry, but they were so active today it was amazing. the: i've never seen elephants do anythin

investigators are talking to the faa to see if additional criminal charges should be filed. >>> late this afternoon, a federal judge in san francisco blocked an executive order by president trump, related to sanctuary cities. withhold federal funds from cities that don't cooperate with federal authorities. that ruling has mayors and police chiefs here and across the country, meeting with the attorney general. the group said they wanted clarity over what constitutes a sanctuary community and the legality of civil detainers. a detainer gives i.c.e. up to 48 hours to look into someone's immigration status and potentially pursue deportation, even if other charges have been dropped. among those at the meeting today, montgomery county police chief tom mangeer. >> we don't do immigration investigations, nor do 99% of the police departments in this country. this is not a political discussion, this is not a political decision. it's a legal decision. our attorneys are saying, you do not have the authority to hold an individual based on these civil detainers. >> today's ruling puts a temporary

. >> by be nothing doors we avoid the rules and regulations with the faa. we are not at risk of fly away drones and nuisances drones could be in public parks when people are trying to enjoy the space. >> the competition just wrapped up. they olympian on holding more competitions soon. you can check out aerial sports league events on meet up.com. >>> still ahead, a big night for country music. a look at your favorite singers taking to the red carpet of the acm. >> three days of rain coming up for the bay area. >> odd when you look at this picture. temperatures in the 80s. all going to change. we will have the forecast after a break. ,, there will be performances from >>> the stars are getting ready for tonight's a cm awards. performances from some of the biggest names in country music. keith urban is leading with a total of 7 nominations. catch the excitement right here on kpix 5 at 8:00 p.m. >>> excitement shore side. beach hazard warnings. fairly impressive breakers out there at the coast. if you are at the beach tonight or tomorrow, there is a threat of r

. >> and while the faa system is updating systems, and the time set aside for flights like those from washington to new york or las vegas to los angeles is up more than 10%. those longer schedules are due in part to congestion in the air and on the tarmac at some of america's busiest airports, a problem many airlines could be fixed by upgrading america's air traffic control system. >> we want the pilot of the plane and the air traffic controller and the dispatchers at the airline to have the same information at the same time for which to make the best decisions. >> american airlines is trying new approaches to improve the flow of flight at its hubs, but the biggest improvement at all airlines can come if trump can convince congress to spend billions to fix the airports. >> i think there's a lot of work under way today and the things coming out in the next two two three years, and technology can make a huge difference, and probably planned out over a 10-year period. >> many of those airline travelers will be headed to philadelphia this month, and big events are is that corrected to bri

our faa said you must have two people in the cockpit. german airways went cheap. you only need one person in the cockpit. it cost 150 people their lives. now they are going to have two. when we had a fertilizer bomb with someone who was not a farmer, now you have to be a farmer to buy five tons of fertilizer. when we see these technologies used for the various purposes, we try to -- and the furious purposes, --nefarious purposes, people who don't have reason to access these technologies can't have them. bill: but you argue that people circumvent and find ways to commit mob violence. prof. roth: what we are doing now is working with rental truck agencies, the fbi. immediately when a truck goes missing now, the fbi wants to know. immediately when someone suspicious wants to get a truck, the fbi wants to know. you are going to have the same kind of network of information that we now have sales of fertilizer. again, people will always find a new way. there is always a dynamic between law enforcement and criminal behavior. there is a wonderful book about philadelphia p

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flying out a special faa category. it is limited to sparsely populated areas. he says don't laugh at this prototype. >> they laughed at oroville and wright. even when they proved this could fly. >> reporter: he says anything that can lead to solutions for traffic grid lock has a huge upside. >> mobility. getting around. this is going to be the problem of the 21 century. i am glad our brightest people are thinking about it. >> the price of the flier has not yet been released but they hope to have them on the market by the end of the year. mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> what do you do when it rains? there is no top on it. >> you get really wet. >> really fast. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> smart people to that come up with the answers. livermore over the weekend not hitting 70s. 11 degrees below average. where is spring? it is coming. livermore currently 52. san francisco cloudy and 54. san jose checking in at 56. upper 40s for the north bay. mountain 52. cloud cover. we have a storm to the north. a big strong ridge of high pressure kept the rain to the n

the faa said the plane reported a possible oil problem. the twin-engine cessna came down and hit an oak tree and came to rest upside down and burning. >>> a deadly end to a high- speed police chase in los angeles. you see the video shows the stolen car being chased by officers and weaving in and out of traffic in long beach on the freeway. the driver found himself box been in this parking lot and several police cars around him. then he tried to get away and that's when officers started shooting. the passenger got out of the car and surrendered but the driver was shot dead. police say they found a handgun on the floor of the car. >>> this is a convicted felon who ran from florida. he is alive thanks to deputies who rescued him from a burning ban. this is dash cam video just released from marion county sheriff's office that shows the band they were chasing swerve and crash into a tree and caught fire and doing up right there. with guns drawn they approached the vehicle before realizing he couldn't get out so they use the fire extinguisher to

our team of faa certified drone pilots are behind the controls of drone6. we have clouds up there today and it is dry now but changes are coming. accuweather says we've got rain in the forecast. >> get the latest right now meteorologist cecily tynan at the "action news" big board and the rain arriving late tonight, cecily. >> that's right. right now it's not raining but here's another view of our sky take a look over philadelphia international airport. sky6 the clouds have rolled in after a lot of sunshine earlier today but temperatures not bad. the average high for this time of the year is 59. currently 64 degrees in philadelphia. allentown 65. wilmington 60. notice, though, right along the shore with ocean temperatures in the 40's, cape may is quite a bit cooler, only 50 degrees. tomorrow our average high jumps up to 60 degrees and take a look at this. in one month our average high 70. two months, 80 and then three months in july we'll be explaining it's too hot, the average high jumps up to 87 degrees. satellite and radar showing the clouds rolling in an

the faa completed its investigation with no punishment for the actor. >>> the white house released the first official portrait of first lady melania trump taken at the white house. for now she's living in new york while trump's 10-year-old son baron finishes the school year. >>> when we come back, more from here in south korea with the american service members ready to respond to any threat at a moment's notice. ==jeaty tti ins thsan ben mnint. >>> finally tonight a quick look at the background here at osan air base and the f-16 fighter. this is the venerable a-10 warthog with the mean looking cannon. usually around this time we end the broadcast with our inspiring america reports, here is some folks inspiring america, some of the folks of the 51st fighter wing. great to have them. thanks for coming. i want to talk to the lieutenant colonel torrez of the 731st air mobility squad. did i get it right? >> you got it right. >> you bring folks in and out of here, basically running an airline for this place. what do you tell folks that come here. what should they know about serving in korea?

the faa requires passengers to be compensated up to $1350. lester? >> thank you. >>> now to the fallout on the u.s. strikes on syria, and how it will impact secretary of state rex tillerson's first trip to russia starting tomorrow. kristen welker has more. >> reporter: tonight, tensions escalating between the united states and russia, two senior military officials tell nbc news while it's not clear the russians were involved in the syrian chemical weapons attack, they are assessing and at a minimum acknowledge the russians didn't stop the syrians. this, as russia and iran ramp up their rhetoric condemning the u.s. air strikes and arguing the military action will only energize the terrorists. all setting the stage for a high stakes meeting between secretary of state rex tillerson and his russian counterpart in moscow on wednesday. >> secretary tillerson's message to russia in the end will be this is not obama's administration. >> reporter: tillerson speaking out during his diplomatic trip in italy. >> we rededicate ourselves to holding to account any

. >>> so our faa certified pilots are flying drone 6 over the 20 and annual subaru cherry blossom festival in fairmount park. it kicked off at the japanese house and gardens and continues until april 9th, the pictures from drone 6. >> beautiful. fice day to be out flying a drone or running or golfing. >> you want to hitch a ride? >> i don't think it can handle me? >> how big is drone 6? >> not big enough to carry a person i don't think. it will be grounded tomorrow though because it's going to be nasty, tonight stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry. we start the the day with sunshine and high thin clouds are moving in ahead of a storm system that will bring us a double weather threat. the first threat is the potential for flooding rain. this is future tracker 6 showing how much rain our particular model is expecting. and generally 1 to 2 inches and shows the heaviest rain along i-95 in areas northwest the fact that this is our third heavy rain event in less than a week means there is a possibility of not just localized flooding on roads but also creeks and streams and maybe ev

the actor's attorney says the faa will not fine ford and he will not lose his pilot's license. >> 6:13. amazon has launched a new service to make it easier for people who don't have a debit or credit card to shop on their website. customers can display a bar code from amazon cash at a participating retailer and deposit that cash direct leinto their amazon account. it can be accessed through their main site or mobile phone, and people can print the bar code and present it in stores. >> changes that could affect a lot of businesses here. big changes to the coveted permits that allow foreigners to work in silicon valley. >> a deal here. scott mcgrew, high-tech depends on these visas. >> perhaps too much. people on both sides of the spectrum says it takes jobs away. they allow workers to be imported for jobs, jobs companies say they can't find enough americans with specialized skills to fill. the big change. from here on out, computer programming in and of itself, that skill will not be considered special enough specialization to automatically count for h1b. the trump administration also s

. >> tucker: he got 27 months for fraudulently obtaining faa credentials. he was not an iranian american, he was an iranian national living in houston. why would someone like that get faa credentials illegally? more than two years in prison. why would do with adecco? >> if you think i'm going to defend iran, i'm going to defend the united states. >> tucker: you voted for it. why would adding a guy like that free make a safer? >> i don't agree with every part of the deal. i'm telling you right now are much safer because they don't have a nuclear weapon. we should make sure they're not assessing ballistics. >> tucker: i'm not saying your pro-iran, i'm not saying that at all. you are hoodwinked. you got lied to. you admitted you got lied to. you issued a statement saying i know the truth, i was briefed in a confidential briefing for it i asked her questions these guys. but i didn't tell you the truth. they lied to you in every other member. i'm just wondering why you would defend that? >> there a different branch of government that has a really debate and focu

was inside or near hiss home when it exploded has been treated and released >> to connecticut, the faa investigating this plane crash north of hartford. two peo single engine aircraft went down, shortly after taking off, in east windsor overnight. both victims pronounced dead. >> a sheriff's deputy is dead, shot trying to serve eviction notice. suspect under arrest facing additional charges. >> he was not within of the three named in the eviction notice. abc's phillip mena pikds up the story there. >> reporter: army of police springing into action. swat teams and heavily armed trucks zeroing in on the gunman suspected of killing a sheriff's deputy. >> stain inside. lock your door. the suspect is armed and dangerous. >> 8:42 a.m. when david wade, served eviction notice in oklahoma. police say nathan leforce opened fire. >> radio traffic was silent. then approximately, 29:20, deputy got on the radio. and, and stated he had been shot in the face. >> he has been hit, he is still talking on the radio. >> leforce, stealing the deputy's then taking the gray mazda before abandoning it making a

the faa calls it an ultra litele plane and don't need a pilot licenses. it is available for short flights in sparsely populated area. it goes on sale this year and no word on pricing. >>> social media and a couple intruders and the selfie that helped them get back home. >>> first, we want to thank wayne friedman. he shared it with us. share your >>> coming up tonight on "abc news" at 6:00, a violent night on b.a.r.t., passengers mobbed with 40 to 50 young people and the security defaults and lack of recording cameras. >>> a lesson for us to learn and do better next time. >> they've learned a lesson but at quite a cost. we're adding up the impact of friday's massive san francisco power outage. >>> the new evidence proving a bay area family's claim that their pet dog was hauled off by a mountain lion, all coming up in half an hour on abc7 news at 6:00. we'll run that story down for you. >>> here's a question. who let the goats out? i know. it's awful. >> it is still pretty green out there. but we're going to take this as the unofficial start of the fire sea

. >> dealing with dmv and faa working together, so that's the issue now. you have to be dealing with. so regulations is the issue, but the technology is there. >> reporter: kitty hawk says this flyer is for recreation. it can be flown only in uncongested areas like over a body of water. we showed the test flight video to drivers of regular cars. >> i think it is really cool. i mean i think we can get there at some point, like back to the future part 2. if i could afford one, i would probably buy one. >> lots like fun but i would worry about safety issues. >> reporter: professor barez says the flying car is basically a giant drone. he says the company's number one priority should be assuring the public that this aircraft is safe. as for the price tag, that has yet to be revealed. in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> right across the bay. the world of virtual reality as a new player this evening. google and a chinese partner just unveiled the halo camera system. >> the 17 cameras use google's jump software to weave the images together to create a 3