take several different e-mails between faa officials in july 2014. it appears that the stadium lighting is so bright that at least one pilot complained it blocks out center line lighting. this e-mail in may 2015, we did get reports of strobe lights being at least 2,000 feet in the air. had we been operating from the other run way this could have been a large concern. >> serious problem. >> reporter: this source says the issue has not gone away. he is familiar with the questions about the lights through his work in aviation safety at sjc. he asks we hide his identity because he fears retaliation. >> that scoreboard emits so much light that they can see that as much as 100 miles away. >> reporter: the e-mails we obtained show more than a half dozen mandatory occurrence reports filed by pilots raising safety issues with faa. these have never before been made public describing the lights as very distracting and dangerous and intensely bright white light. some confusing the light for visual approach slope indicator system on the run way. >> we had a numbe

we uncover new evidence from the faa. bright lights at levi's stadium might be a safety hazard for airplanes at san jose's airport. >>> last year we uncovered bright lights at levi stadium might be a safety hazard for airplanes at san jose airport. we received new e-mails from the faa that shows problems were worse than we first reported. >> steven stock has those e-mails and tells us what that means for flight safety in the south bay. >> when we first started inqu e inquiring about the bright lights, they downplayed the issue and safety implications. we found a half dozen pilots complaining about those safety concerns because of those lights. as these e-mails show, as it turns out, there are a lot more complaints and a lot more to the story. >> blinding. >> reporter: last year we introduced to kristina. an experienced pilot who along with her co-pilot were both blinded by the lights at levi stadium on final approach to land. >> it was blinding. the captain i flew with went to the doctor the next day. >> reporter: accordi

coming up, we investigate new e-mails from the faa that calls your safety into question. >>> back out to our chopper over burlingame where the california republican convention is being held, donald trump is supposed to be taking the stage and apparently he can't get to the venue because of protesters are blocking both ways in. burlingame police again have tweeted a reminder that protesters should be on the sidewalk and not in the streets. we have seen them in motion in riot gear. our bob redell has a live report from the ground coming up. entrances to the california republican convention. >>> protesters blocked the entrances to the california republican convention. right now in the last hour or so, the party's front-runner, donald trump is expected to speak in less than an hour so clearly something's not going to happen. >> let's go to bay area's bob redell in front of the hyatt regency where this is supposed to take place in burlingame. bob, what's the latest? >> well sh >> reporter: well, trump is supposed to be speaking at noon but law enforcement and secret service have a little c

faa is supposed to be certifying the safety of the foreign repair stations. you are supposed to be certifying and overseeing the security of foreign repair stations. think most americans know that almost every domestic plane they overhauled,are for, and repaired in foreign repair stations. including foreign repair stations in countries that are listed by the state department as countries that can be a haven for terrorists. i don't understand, since we have been talking about this since 2007 since i came to the senate, charity hearing on this in 2007, that the rule that you issued did not require background checks of people who work in foreign repair stations. there is no perimeter security at foreign repair stations. no alcohol and drug testing at foreign repair stations. we have one standard for machinists and others who work on airplanes in the united states but if you want to take those jobs overseas, all of a sudden, it is like a sieve. i am grateful that there has not been an incident but i cannot imagine why your agency -- i know you have not been there

i can tell you that if you get a credential from the faa or you apply for a credential from the faa, we're going to screen you before you can get that k credential and we'll determine whether or not you will be issued that credential. in my opinion that is the last step before you're actually hired before you can work on an aircraft that belongs to a u.s. flight carrier. >> well i am, would be thrilled to be proven wrong on this but it is my impression that you can get into these facilities and get near airplanes without a background check right now. and it is also my understanding that -- who is inspecting these facilities? who is physically going to the philippines and to egypt and -- it >> tsa does. we have our aviation inspector cadre, and they make regular and periodic rounds to each of these locations to enshoo you are they're complying with the standard -- >> i would love to see that schedule because i know if you had a repair station in the united states, there was an faa person almost on site. >> that's right and if, aa does the same. >> when i did this hearing before, most

. >> we have obtained new e-mails show the faa, officials at the faa were concerned about safety, use surrounding lights at levi stadium and avia stadiums. both near the airport. >> the story first broke last year, and we are joined with more, stephen stock. let's talk about the e-mails? >> we obtained 100 of them. include, e-mails, faa officials, pilots. air traffic controllers and safety officials. these are the e-mails. our investigative unit raised safety, use surrounding the bright lights last year after uncovering complaints by pilots who said they had been blinded by the lights landing at sjc the e-mails show the problem was worse than previously thought. that concerned santa clara city officials who own the stadium. >> would you like to have been better informed about this safety issue? >> you informed me with your news article that i saw when i was making dinner one night. it is nice new be kempt in tpt loop. yes, we want to make sure everyone is safe at all times. we will do whatever we have to do. it is a facility, we are ultimately responsible for it. we want to make sure

in the e-mails, pilots, officials with delta, air traffic controllers and faa offials express concern over the safety issues raised by these bright white lights. the e-mails show more than a half dozen mandatory occurrence reports or m.o.r.s raising these safety issues with the faa. in some cases describing the lights as, "very distracting and dangerous" and "intensely bright white light they shine there." some confused them for the visual indicators on the runway. these were never made public until we discover them. much more on our website including an exhaustive time line showing all these e-mails, when they came in and were sent out and the issues they raised. you can see it all. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigative unit. back to you guys. >>> stephen, thank you. if you have a tip give us a call. >> up next, can wall street turn things around? >>> plus once the jewel of the east coast, now atlantic city is struggling to pay its bills. >>> 4:44, friday morning. a glorious weekend is ahead. are we jumping ahead too much, kari? >> no. it's friday. we are going to warm

our news partners at the bergen record report it's because the faa needs to revise flight charts for the landing procedures. the switch is being made to reduce noise over hackensack. however towns over the new path complain they would be hearing the jet noise.

our news partners at the bergen record report it's because the faa needs to revise flight

but terrorists are inclined to listen to rules and follow faa regulation. how do you deal with that? >> well, transportation secretary last year announced rulemaking that requires all recreational and commercial drones to be registered with the faa so the agency can figure out the state of drones that's international airspace. the secretary says that flying in international airspace is serious business so we can have objects going across national airspace systems without the faa knowing what's up there but as you said john, there are 700,000 drones that were purchased last year. and they are expected to have that rise up to 1 million and consumers are attracted to these things. banning them probably may be a more difficult economic issue than we think. as you said, the horse is out of the barn but as we look into the future, we are going to see package delivery systems that amazon is proposing. we are also going to see if you look at google versus facebook, filling our skies with drones. they're going to talk try to take the internet all across the world an

they assigned me to the faa. i was an aviator. when i testified about the tapes, and he had a lot to do with that, no one outside the white house really understood that i was the sole deputy white house chief of staff. half of the offices they reported to me. i had adhered to haldeman's advice on the first day of the next administration. we want a silent staff. we don't want any stars. the president is the star. we are the silent advocates for the president. i had always believed that. in the military it is the same way. apart from henry kissinger, and ron ziegler, the rest of us are going to be silent. i adhered to that. woodward: disclosing the tapes on one hand was kind of the obvious thing it was necessary you were called before the official body. your wife believes you wanted to tell. you were determined to do it. as an outside observer, having spent decades trying to understand the white house from that center obama. what happens to most people in the white house is they get co-opted. they become part of the system. they are

. -- attached to the faa bill. we have this additional security problem. that is where passengers are area, likein a soft the queued up lines going through tsa. like the crowded lines at an airport check-in counter. like the lines in a bus or train station. where people are all huddled up trying to get through the security. in 2016, less than 2% of tsa post total budget and full-time employees are dedicated to protecting surface transportation networks. the bus, the trains, etc. while we have yet to suffer a recent attack on a mass transit , brussels is u.s. just another reminder of what they did in the transit station there. tsa can take immediate action by completing the recommendations of the 9/11 commission, which were enacted into law in 2007. additionally, we have an opportunity to improve the law coming up in this current faa bill, with regard to the soft targets outside of the security perimeter. it is time to re-examine our transportation strategy and refocus our efforts. mr. administrator, we thank you fo

allegations by some insiders that the faa has been sandbagged during light tests at levi stadium. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call. >>> we'll check out what's in store for wall street this morning. >> more on the wild weather that surprised many. sam/cont. vo this is video is from fairfield -- the area was hammered by hail yesterday -- a rare scene. >>> i bet my car is getting totalled right now. >> this is video from fairfield that. area was hammered by hail yesterday. a rare scene as you see the stream of hail flowing down the street. >> another unusual sight, a possible water spout forming over lake bariessa in napa county. >> nothing like that this morning. let's check the forecast with kerry. >> good morning. yes, a lot more of the clear skies across the bay area, especially in the north bay now. a few high clouds lingering over the east bay, south bay and peninsula. temperatures are back to normal. 42 in the east bay. we saw 47 in pleasanton. antioch at 55. not a bad start to the day. it warms up to the low 70s for the south bay, even to mid 70s. g

in tennessee, the faa is investigating a helicopter crash that killed five people. the group was on a sightseeing helicopter tour in eastern tennessee this afternoon. the faa says they will release flight registration information after the identities are discovered of those killed. thousands of police officers from virginia and beyond will be attending the funeral tomorrow for state trooper chad dermyer. and friends came together to leave flowers on his patrol car as they walked into the visitation. thursdayas shot last at a bus station in richmond while taking part in a training exercise. in prince william county, dozens came out to donate blood and honor of three officers to were shot in the line of duty, officer ashley guindon killed in the line of duty. organizers say they believe they reach their goal of 100 units of blood. when d.c. voters go to the poll, they will have to decide whether minimum wage would be raised to $15 per hour in the district. a judge signed off on that measure today. go from $10.50 per hour to $15 per hour over the next four years. laws

that is made by the faa. so we handle the technical side ad the faa is preparing proceeding to deal with the consumer side. brian: you faced public backlash to that issue. did that take you by surprise? so, that was an issue of, we failed at the outset to define what was going on. as i did. here is our scope of responsibility. did i learn from it? sure. that: with consumers, early experience may have andged how they viewed you as your tenure moved forward, people were surprised by the decisions you made around the net neutrality. do you feel like people underestimated you? look, the job i've job, is tois a great and at a set of challenges figure out the best path or word representing the american consumer. they can make up their own mind. and they do. know, i don't have the answer. overall youoned look at your job as to increase for promote competition. where does the privacy issue fit into that? so, you know, as long as any of us can remember, we have next dictation of privacy on the phone network. calling a

faa rules prohibit pilots from consumer alcohol for eight hours before a flight. pilots also undergo regular drug and alcohol screenings, although these reports are shocking, officials say the number of positive tests is actually low considering the number of tests that are performed each year. >> i have actually heard from some flight attendants who say it is a little bit of a party on the road. the manager came up with the idea after watching a customer with autism struggle to cope with the busy store's loud sounds. >> that can be so important because sensory can be such a big thing for them. >> to doing that. >> being cheated on can be heart breaking and devastating, but a new study suggests it has its benefits. researchers say women who are cheated on actually win in the long run. while the other woman loses out. and here's why. women shor cheated on come away from the experience with what researchers are calling higher mating intelligence. that means that they can better detect cues from men that indicate they are deceptive or just not compatible. meanwhile i

fitz >> reporter: the faa triedte thf to fix one problem here ate a reagan national airport but inrt the process did they create aret even bigger one for people that live around here. her the story coming up. up. >>> first, over to ronica.a. >> well, i had a chance tonc to speak with mayor muriel bowsersr today.to we were in the same room, weoo w were on the phone.ho might just have something too do with twitter. twitt back to you, sarah. >> ronica, thanks.hank >>> comedian does not hold back his dieses like for the nats' bryce harper.arpe jim lokay has that coming up cop in sports sue. >> hi, sarah.>> h continuing to follow thatlow severe thunderstorm warning.arn. good news alexandria andewalex fairfax you're dropped from the warning. you may still be get somethinghg rain. looks like the heaviest rain in the district prince george's county on over toounty charles county. we'll have another look at ather your weather and the stormst moving across our region just rg a few minutes.a we'll be right back. >> ♪ narrator: all that political mail might be overwhelming. let's simplify. onl

recommendations were submitted to the faa to allow small drones weig ing about half a pound to begin flying in unrestricted areas over people. other drones of varying weights would be allowed to fly at least 20 feet up. the faa would look at all the >> jeff bezos's space company blue origin is another step closer to being operational. they successfully launch and landed a su rbital capsule for the third time. the team even got a shotout from the boss, congratulations. >> and a bull that escaped from a clean slaughterhouse friday already received a comedian friend. freedom does come with a price. the bull will be cass straitsed so it can live safe will i with the other livestock. >>> down to business the batman v superman movie declined. it weren't from $68 million to just over $52 million. globally the warner brothers movie has made over 3 million since its relet. electric car were made by saturday evening. the company's ceo made the announcement on twitter. tesla's stock soared about 60% since february. >>> and starbucks teaming up with microsoft. consumers can now schedule a meetin

the faa put this plan into effect on april 4, but residents in the neighborhood say nothing has changed. officials say pilots are not flying the new approach because the faa's charted flight path and they are bork working to improve the graphics. >>> the death of a 7-year-old girl is under investigation tonight. they are looking into the death of lily love who died on saturday. it's not the school's first brush with tragedy. rana is in eastchester with the details tonight. rana? >> reporter: there are grief counselors at the school today. they said they will be here for as long as students need. we don't know yet how the second grader hdied, but some parents tell me they're worried for the safety of their own children. lily love enjoyed soccer, art and swimming. lily died over the weekend, parents notified by letter. >> it's very devastating any time there is a loss of any child anywhere. >> i'd like everybody to say a are with her. >> rep ter: the superintendent of schools can't talk about how lily died, but he does say the health department is involved. they cleared the school and did

those are rules made by the faa. we handle the technical side of things and the faa is preparing a proceeding to face the consumer thinks. >> you faced public backlash from that issue when it came up. did that take you by surprise? what did you learn from that experience? >> guest: i think that was an issue of i failed at the outset to define what was going on as i did. here is my scope of responsibility and others scope of responsibility. did where learn from it? sure. i hope i learn from everything every day. >> i think consumers, that earlier experience tends to be how they viewed you earlier on, and as the tenure moved on i think people were surprised about things like the net neutrality. do you feel like people underestimated you? >> guest: look, the job that i got, which is a great job, is to look at a set of challenges and to try to figure what the best path forward is representing the american consumer. they can make up their own mind about this. and they do, i hear. but you know, i don't think -- >> host: yo

the faa is launching an investigation into what made this helicopter go down. time lapse videos shows the moment of impact. you can see clear blue skies, then suddenly thick black smoke emerging from the trees. he investigators found no sign of life. >> there's not much life. the helicopter's pretty well consumed in the fire. >> reporter: the victims were on a sight seeing tour, an activity tuft popular are tourists. this isn't the first time it's ended badly. in field. six years before that, another into a nearby mountain leaving the pilot with critical injuries. a aviation expert is warning people to be careful as their safrt record isn't great. a number of things can go wrong. we'll have to wait to see what the faa say about what it go wrong in this case. >> thank you. we're going to get another update in our next half hour. >> new details this morning from the investigation into sunday's deadly train accident south of philadelphia. officials say the train was going 106 miles per hour when it you can have a backhoe that was on the same track. the speed limit

. >>> new tonight, the faa is trying to figure out what caused an emergency slide to fall off a jumbo jet, landing on a woman's house. andrea self heard a loud bang, then her house in mesa, arizona she walked out her front door to see this. the faa confirmed it somehow dropped off an atlas air boeing 767 as it was on final approach to the local airport. wow. no one on the plane or ground was injured. >>> in tonight's health alert, vaccinating pregnant women against the flu could save their baby's life. researchers in australia found pregnant women who got the flu vaccine cut their risk of having a stillbirth by more than half. experts say the benefits continue after birth. the vaccine protects the child from the virus for the first few months of life. >>> laura behnke in for rob powers. >> it's getting closer, opening day. only a few exhibition baseball games remain. the yankees played two today while the mets headed west for a national league championship series rematch as they faced the cubs tonight in vegas. also tonight, the rangers had a chance to check off their first >>> laura

but of course, we'll have to wait to hear from the faa to know for sure what caused this crash. kendis? >> thank you. >>> we're going to turn our focus to politics and voters heading to the polls in wisconsin poised to deliver a verdict that could reset the race for the white house. >> after a week of setbacks, donald trump is trailing ted cruz in the polls. a big loss today would greatly reduce his chances of clinching the nomination before the gop convention. so he brought out his wife to plead his case. >> no maer or a woman, he treats everyone equal. he's a fighter. and if you elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and for our country. >> well, ted cruz says voters are tuning trump out. meanwhile the one thing they do agree on is trying to pressure john kasich to drop out of the race. but kasich mocked trump and said polls show that he is the strongest candidate to beat hillary clinton in the general election. >> and speaking of hillary clinton, well, she's hoping to stop bernie sanders' winning streak as he mounts a tough fight in wisconsin. the clinton camp

e-mails suggest a safety issue surrounding the lights around the stadiums far more serious than the faa first led on. >> good morning, guys. we requested all correspondents about the issue and we got back these, more than 100 internal e-mails. the e-mails date back to early 2014 when the stadium was still under construction and they extend through january of this year, 2016. in the e-mails, pilots, officials with delta airlines, air traffic controllers and faa officials expressed concern over the safety issues raised by these bright white lights. the e-mails show more than half dozen mandatory occurrence reports or mors filed by pilots raising safety issues with the faa. in some cases describing the lights as very distracting and dangerous, and "intensely bright white light they shine there." some pilots initially confused the lights for the airport's visual approach slope indicator system on the runway. these have never before been made public until we discovered them. much more about all of this on our website including an exhaustive timeline showing all these e-mails when they came i

the faa is easing limits on the number of hourly flights at the airport. in 2008 flights were restricted to 81 per hour to reduce the faa says delays have decreased significantly. port authority says the move should lead to more competition and help reduce fares. the changes take effect in october. >>> the rain did not put a damper on little league opening day in brooklyn. mayor de blasio attended the ribbon cutting ceremony. they also celebrated the opening of the newly renovated field. many brought umbrellas along with their baseball gear as they hit the soggy field for the festivities. >> elise finch is here with your cbs2 exclusive forecast to see if we're going to get more rain and cooler temperatures. >> we are, i know, just when everyone thinks oh, spring is here and it's going to get warm, it's like no no no. let's flash back to winter for a second. that's what we're going to do here over the next 24 hours. we will be getting a taste of winter. it will look and feel that way. let's check in with some of our weather watchers, see what kinds of numbe

things are starting to look much more like normal here at phl, faa officials tell me both main runways are back reopened but earlier around 8:00 this morning, a very different scene as there was major concern, as two flights did have to make emergency landings. the incident happened within minutes of each other, first involve republic airlines 4518 flight which reportedly some steering problems. airport spokeswoman says that the issue resolved itself, and the plane landed here safely at its intended destination. the second incident on american eagle piedmont flight 4801 sparking much more concern after the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit and cabin, just before its scheduled landing here at phl. i want to show you what a passenger tweeted a photo of himself with the oxygen mask and and passengers on the runway. we can tell you there were 50 passengers and four crew on game the flight from richmond international airport. we're told one person was treated for minor yours but released. just within the last hour as you you just heard "eyewitness news" was able to obtain a recording of t

faa is accepting public comment on suggested rules. >>> time is now for business news this morning. is facebook to blame for up tic in plastic surgery. >> which way investors went after hearing from the federal reserve. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> good morning. wall street snapped a two day losing streak, dow jones jumped 112, nasdaq up 76, investors were in a buying mood after minutes from the fedes last meeting showed that the fed board is unlikely to raise interest rates this month because of the local economy is slowing economy. before the bell this morning the labor department will release weekly unemployment numbers. it follows a pretty strong jobs report for march which showed that hiring is still steady despite turmoil in the stock market. >>> chrysler is laying off, 1300 workers at a michigan plant, first major layoff at a u.s. plant since the financial and auto crisis in 2009. the plant makes the chrysler 200 a mid sized car that has not been selling well, lower gas prices have more americans buying bigge

that's rules that get made by the faa. so we handle the technical side of things, and the faa is preparing a proceeding to deal with the consumer side of things. >> you faced a lot of public backlash in response to that issue when it came up. did that take you by surprise, and what did you learn from that experience? >> guest: so i think that was an issue of we failed, i failed at the outset to define what was going on as i just did, that here's our scope of responsibility, and here's other scopes of responsibility. and did i earn from it? -- learn from it? sure. i hope i'm learning every day. >> i think for consumers that early experience may have tinged how they viewed you early on x. as your tenure moved forward, i think, you know, a lot of people were surprised by some of the decisions you made especially around net neutrality and the specifics around net neutrality. do you feel like people underestimated you? [laughter] >> guest: look, the job that i've got, which is a great job, is to look at a set of challenges and

and you're watching this from the faa. were you are the administrator, no longer in the white house. -- it was televised live. he had no script, and his wife twotwo daughters and sons-in-law were standing behind them. he is sweating and talking about his mother. butterfield: it was painful to watch. woodward: it was a psychiatric hour all the way. my father owned the poorest lemon ranch in california, no one will write a book about my mother. there had been a book about kennedy's mother. then at the end, and this is one of the most stunning moments i think in certainly the nixon evidencing. he waves his hand. -- certainly in the nixon presidency. he waves his hand. always remember, others may hate you but those who hate you don't win unless you hate them. and then you destroy yourself. and think of the wisdom in that. because hate was the piston here. at that moment, it was as if he understood what had happened. >> gerald ford said later if he'd only given himself that advice earlier on in his presidency, the course of his

republican senator john thune of south carolina said he does not think it's faa's place to define comfort. >>> if you're taking sports supplements that claim to burn fat or improve your workout, you might want to check the label. harvard researchers say it's a stimulant that acts short of an amphetamine but never approved in the u.s. it is banned by the world anti-doping agency. >>> the usda is proposing new standards for animals certified as organic. barns, pens, koops and other shelters would have to be big enough to lie down, as well as stretch up without touches other animals or the side of the shelter. usda estimates these rules will cost organic farmers up to $24 million a year. >>> if you love ice cream, we have a scoop on a delicious meal tomorrow. >> who doesn't? an ice cream happy hour tomorrow at the hayes valley location. they're celebrating the business's fifth anniversary. >> the ice cream is made fresh to order on the spot in a special mixer using liquid nitrogen. the san francisco shop started in a wagon in san francisco. it now has five location around the bay area. >>> t

. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00, the faa begins a new flight path from to delay the plan. >> also ahead, a warning about a new gun that looks a whole lot like a smart phone. and we've got the efforts to keep it off the >> and meet that young woman right there, a super achiever. she's a senior high school student and she's not only the valedictorian of her class, fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price thisgood, >>> new at 6:00, a brouhaha brewing around the bars around. >> it's rerouting the flight pattern over schools and other hospitals. the reaction, well, you can just imagine. >> here's eyewitness news reporter sandra bookman. >> reporter: teterboro is one of the busiest noncommercial airports in the world

it lost its registered status in january and has over $5 of these go to the faa. the trump campaign says of the standard renewal process is just about complete. the. steve: and important research ship that was voted to be named boaty mcboatface. we have a story. and a popular airline making it easier for sleety flyers to get >> financially insecure? you have company. nearly one third of americans savings in the year ago period and contractors are not going to be comfortable hearing this. new home construction falling 9% last month. the biggest drop since october. and intel is handing out pink slips, cutting 12,000 jobs in the next year, about 11% of the work horse. and customers ordering nonprescription items on a mobile app. hour. and the new application allowing vehicle owners to message each other anonymously. all drivers have to do is sign-up and then they will be able to answer a license plate number to send a message. new and innovative chip area customers can remove them into second sore left without waiting for purchases to go through. the quick chip is mo

our news partners at the bergen record report it's because the faa needs to revise flight charts for the landing procedures. the switch is being made to reduce noise over hackensack. however towns over the new path complain they would be hearing the jet noise. >>> now the latest in the jersey shore beach access debate. a task force divided between business and environmental interests is giving its recommendations. they said free or affordable parking should be offered within walking distance of the shoreline. it has also call ford more ways for people to get to the water from the street. >>> the talk of manhattan's upper east side is trash and why it's overflowing at one intersection. 4 investigates spotted this garbage problem at 2nd avenue and 72nd street. that's where the city's big subway construction project is underway. sanitation department claims it has to use smaller baskets because the construction workers were destroying larger bins. the mta says its people are not to blame. >> the mta is not a city agency, with both agencies pointing the finger at each other, we need a re

. >>> if miami a quad car slams into a faa food restaurant. it wasn't a could that behind the wheel. it was a teenager. the 16-year-old stole the cruiser after his mom called the police saying he may have been been involved in a robbery. officers were talking to his mom at the homely police say he hopped in and took off. he crashed into several cars before losing control. hitting the drive-through. >> come out a bat out of hell and slammed in the back of him. just hit him. >> at least one person in those cars was taken to the hospital. the teen was arrested and taken in for questioning. he is now facing several charges tonight. >>> investigators still at the scene of the deadly amtrak train crash in chester. comes in all exactly a year after an amtrak train derailed in port richmond. coming up next the changes amtrak made to keep you safer and what may be getting in the way. >>> this is not the wake-up call one woman wanted. what came falling from the sky. >> temperatures up and down all week. we'll see some warmth overnight. our next storm wi

. >> we have on the staff regulatory experience from fra and faa. they are head from the regulatory agencies who have safety experience at faa and fra. >> what's that got to do with whether you have the ability to hone in on cable coverage? who cares about regulatory authorities? >> we completed a safety blitz of the track inspection and we have done verification. >> what was the day we shut down for the whole 29 hours? >> march 16th. >> the day before the holy day. >> did you have people in metro inspecting the cables along with metro? >> when we did the safety management, we did identify issues. >> no, ma'am. that's not my question. on the 16th of march, the 29-hour president since you have the responsibility, it should have been the fra, but they decided to ignore or overrule that recommendation. were you in the tunnels inspecting the cables that caused death and injury? >> one of the most important safety issues you were facing in an unprecedented move shutting down the system, hard to find. the fda that claimed authority overruling the ntsb by

. >>> there might be some dead heads at the faa. the faa is naming wait points for pilots going in and out of sfo after the grateful dead. terms like truckin' too, grateful and dead head are being used. these terms are used to communicate where a plane is along an approach or departure route. it's not unusual. the faa has a tradition of naming airport waypoints after things that are well-known in the sur rounsing area. >> that's so cool. started in a garage in palo alto. seems like the right thing to do. >> ever been to a grateful dead concert, rob? >> oh, boy. there's lingering aftereffects for sure. as we set up around the bay area, san francisco as you can see right now you're looking at sunshine. temperatures, speaking of san francisco icons there's one. golden gate bridge right now 72 degrees, sunshine. also sunny looking from the north bay back into san francisco. 73 degrees. and into san jose right now, still pretty warm. it's 82 degrees and over towards dublin 79. one more stop very busy in oakland right now. you've got warr

senate also back this week as lawmakers in that chamber continue working on a funding bill for the faa. live coverage on the c-span network. it is sunday morning, april 17. new yorkers go to the polls on tuesday and later today, we are in brooklyn with senator bernie sanders. he is returning to his hometown. our coverage beginning at 4:00 eastern time.

now the faa requires drones to be registered they weigh more than half a pound and supposed to be kept win individual range and not be playing around crowded places but for recreationat use that's at bit. the faa reports 100 drones are seen -- 100 drone sitings by aircraft per month right now. >> thank you. back flips can be dangerous and more so if you're doing one over the top of a speeding racecar. not all that smart. they tried it, huh? >> yes. the guy who did it is a very accomplished hollywood stunt man, has worked as a stunt double for daniel craig in a james bond movie so this guy is a professional. don't try this at home. check out the video here. >> whoa. >> makes the jumping are right? >> the car missed him. how fast. >> going 60-miles-an-hour and this is a formula e car. an electric racecar. it's a separate series, kind of like formula one, but with electric cars and it's actually a stunt driver drive thing car as well they parades it a few time with the car speeding alongside him and he made it. >> stuck the landing. we'll be right back. sometimes, maybe too hard. get clai

both the faa and ntsb are investigating tonight. david? >> david kerley leading us off tonight. david, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house. five major primaries tomorrow night and a new fight already tonight. two rivals teaming up to try to stop donald trump. ted cruz and john kasich. hatching a new plan, dividing up some of the remaining states. but will their supporters go along with it? the two candidates want to keep trump from getting the delegates he needs to win the nomination. and trump moments ago causing a controversy what he said about hillary clinton. abc's tom llamas on the campaign tonight in pennsylvania. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump on the warpath. >> if you collude in business or if you collude in the stock market, they put you in jail. but in politics, because it's a rigged system, because it's a corrupt enterprise, in politics you are allowed to collude. >> reporter: the republican front-runner, red hot over the new alliance between senator cruz and governor kasich. the two candidates making a deal -- kasich will stop campaigning in indian

the faa says that the runways can handle some added flights. the changes take effect in october. steve: a small crews cruiseship damaged a portion of a harbor wall, injuring at least seven of the 140 passengers on board. the officials are blaming it on a mechanical malfunction. jen: and endangered sea turtle preventing the 70-pound sea turtle from being released in the ocean. the treatment is usually used for decompression sickness in divers. steve: scrambling to find homes for cats and dogs are these shelters they were in closed unexpectedly. jessica has the story from middle island. >> is dogged and cast rescues have been here for the past three years. the building is condemned and we cannot go inside. it was on wednesday when they were notified of the building has a number of violations. >> she was actually extremely emancipated, a walking skeleton format this was the home to 40 cats and 120 dogs. on wednesday thanh officials came in and told them that they had 36 hours to find animals a home. they were hit for not having a certificate of occupancy and were slapped with a list

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. >> the faa says the boeing 767 was about to land in phoenix when the it fell from the sky. >>> a miami police officer with decades of experience now named the police chief of ferguson, missouri. dell rish moss is now in charge of the st. louis sub he shall after the 2014 shooting of michael brown. >> you can't tell me you can only find four african americans in a department that has 70 people. i don't think it's a challenge miami has not prepared before. >> he was chosen from a group of 54 possible candidates. he leaves behind a decade's long legacy of staunch police work and community service in miami. >> a new voice is joining fox news radio. willie robertson is signing on for a new podcast focusing on faith and family issues. the willie robinson podcast will feature celebrity guest interviews and debuts on april 4th. >> i will watch it. >> the o.j. simpson case, the powerful people behind it showing he is isn't. -- he is innocent. >> it was controversial campaign. >> everybody knows it is obama's fault. he voted him into president. he gave us the phones. >> he is doing more. the big

right now the faa limits dones to unoccupied areas. >>> an upgrade today. the company has given the feature on the bottom of the android app. >>> robots that could one day transform aspects of daily life are on full display in san jose. some of them look like this guy. >> looks friendly. >> he looks friendly. that's the key. his appearance. a block party being held in honor of national robotics week. creators call it a human engagement robot designed to interact with shoppers in stores. "pepper" is already being used in europe, giving wine recommendations. jonathan bloom will give us a closer look tonight at 6:00. >>> i know humans that have a lot of wine knowledge. >> in fact, he's on the roof right now. spencer christian has the accuweather forecast. >> he's basting. >> ripening you might say. we had a day of record warmth in some spots. very extreme warmth in others. we have sunny skies with high, thin clouds, currently 85 degrees here in san francisco. at oakland airport, it's 80. downtown oakland is warmer than that. morgan hill 87. this is the view fr

showing that the problem still hasn't been fixed and we'll show you allegations by inside esrs thate faa has been san bagged. all of that coming up tonight in a special right. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 188-8996 tips. >>> now to a story you will only see on nbc bay area, a rare inside look at the world of what if. nbc was granted access to the secret lab of google's parent company alpha bet. this is where technology of the future is brought to life and failure is an option. >> knows of your ideas and most of my ideas, most of everyone's ideas here aren't going to work out. that's the truth when we're coming up with this unusual ideas. for having the bravery to say that their own project wasn't good enough, we say take a vacation, relax for a couple of weeks, come back, the world is your oyster. >> the self driving car was developed in alphabet x. i want to go there. >> absolutely. >>> the fight over access to martin's beach will go to trial. the property is owned by silicone valley entrepreneur. he tried to close that beach by locking the gate and inst