the meeting will be held at 11-50 east william street in faa rules heavily regulate commercial drone services making the industry extrenious to enter. there's a bay-area company that is the first legally allowed to film customers using a drone...and they are coming to tahoe ski resorts. ky sisson was on the mountain and is now in the studio with more. good moring ky! good morning john and andi! drones are all the rage these days, but the faa has put rules on companies that want to film outside of say a movie set. but there's a new service at squaw valley and homewood ski resorts that are the first to be approved by the faa to film people with a drone. louis- "there's other commercial uses for drones out there. there are restricted to survying and inspection, business level things. we like to think that this is the only way to experience what we think the future is. regular people being able to interact with drones." typically needing to stay 500 feet away from people not service is the first of its kind to have faa approval to fly within 500 feet of consumers. this special permit com

but for some reason the faa is against it. the airport authority is doing all it can trying to get things off the ground. sot - ed everett, yorktown, va - clip 64 20:35:14 personally i would think that we need something like that. great idea. 20;32:52 passengers want it. the norfolk airport authority wants it, but the federal aviation administration has grounded the idea. sot robert bowen, deputy executive director, norfolk international airport - clip 3 20:06:04 first reaction. 20:06:06 this diagram shows the second parallel 65-hundred foot runway. but in this october letter, the faa said the new runway is not suported by current or anticipated needs. in otherwords - no. sot robert bowen, deputy executive director, norfolk international airport - clip 3 20:09:53 its been a challenge right from the beginning to get it restarted to get phase one completed and now to get phase 2 completed. 20:10:01 right now there are two runways at norfolk international. the longest is the one mainly used. the second - known as the crosswinds r

. >> this registration is a way of the faa to keep tabs on drone owners. basically anybody who has a or under 55 pounds has to egister. >> repepter: it's a simple online process. users pay $5.00 for a three-year registration and are presented with safe stay guidelines. >> we want to raise public aweness. for many operators of unmanned byists, they may not be aware of what the rules are. >> reporter: the faa also has an app called before you fly. even small drones can pose potential problems. the faa hopes education will help reduce collisions with other aircraft as well as property damage and injury. >> if you're flying a drone, you have to be mindfu of the people around you. it could be dangerous if they hit somebody. >> reporter: even if you're just flying drones for fun, not egistering could mean consequences not so fun. >> several penalties up to $27,000 and including prison. >> it's a big responsibility, but one that offers sky high rewards. mark barger, nbc news. >>> a lot of procrastinators. >> much, much cheaper to just comply. >>> 4:52 is your tim

faa is review its standards. meantime the airport told the faa the new construction would not impact the surrounding neighborhoods, clear it has. md 10 investigates still ahead on "10 news early morning." it's a restaurant red alert! the disturbing things health inspectors found at a bay area pizza joint. the "force" behind star wars is in trouble.. for putting one of its stars in danger! the on-set accident it's a restaurant it's a restaurant inspectors found rodent droppings. and a host of other violations. back in september. now more problems for giovani's new york pizza. the polk county restaurant located at 303 main street in auburndale. shut down as an emergency closure. just last week. after an inspector found a whole new set of violations. 10 investigates beau zimmer takes you inside the kitchen in today's restaurant red alert. 11-20 303 main street auburndale 20-26 david lockhart giovanni's ny pizza mason is ordering giovanni's new york pizza for the very david lockhart giovanni's ny pizza manager chris

would it take for the faa to step in? >> unfortunately i think it's going be a crash with people seriously hurt or killed. >> the faa wrote the faa evaluates every event in the context of an airline's operations to see if an event or series of event indicates a pattern or trend that we need to address. >> i asked the clearwater airport, and keep in mind they make money off of allegiant's business and they have refused on-camera interviews for months but they wrote this the faa has not indicated any problems certaining the safe operation of >> well, imagine winning a multimillion dollar jackpot and not keeping a cent of it? ruby sorah and her husband won the jackpot and took the lump sum but instead of keeping any of it they split it up between friends and family. >> and their neighbors say it couple. >> they are the nicest quitest people, really simple people with a simple life. winn-dixie. the store will get $100,000 for selling the winning ticket. that is fantastic. >> it's great, and talk about being so selfless. >> ri

the faa's plan could drag on for years and they want action now. this represents a new twist in interest in speeding up what process. the faa is as close as it has ever been in 2 decades to closing the loop hole. there is a working group studying the issue. 2 of the people we interviewed for our series are currently on both are proponents of immediate change. >> we will see what happens. thanks a lot, chris. >>> the fbi confirmed it arrested the last armed occupier of an oregon wild life refiage. no one was injured and-- refuge. no one was injured when taken into custody, it played out live over a phone call online, they face felony charge conspiracy to keep workers from doing their job, they appear before a judge in portland tomorrow. >>> passengererize relieved to be-- passengers are relieved to arrived in new jersey with 4500 passengers and 1600 crew members. it was battered after steering into a powerful atlantic storm during a 7-day cruise from the bahamas, passengers describe it as horrifying. >> the end, right? this is the thought that went

feet away from people not involved in the production, this service is the first of its kind to have faa approval to fly within 500 feet of consumers. this special permit comes after cape productions recorded skiers for over a year in canada where commercial drones aren't as heavily regulated. safety is extremely important while on the mountain,not to mention all drone operators are actual pilots. kabe- "being a pilot really helps with the drone operation because we have been trained flight instructors how to handle emergency situations, great deal of knowledge when it comes to the aerodynamics..." along side regular consumers signing up for the 99 dollar service, local ski teams have been working with cape productions to help them improve form. from tahoe, cape tells me they plan on droning on down to mammoth next. covering the story, ky sisson, channel 2 news. still to come on channel 2 news still to come on channel 2 news this morning... if you're looking for something to do this holiday weekend...we have a few ideas...stick around, we'll tell you more after the break. there are those

even the faa is reviewing its standards. mean tile, the airport told the faa the new construction would not impact the surrounding neighborhoods. clearly it has. >>> still to come. >> i don't believe it should have got tone this point. >>> it's a restaurant alert. what we found at a bay area pizza joint. >>> two middle school students rushed to the hospital. what they ate at school that's illegal in florida. >>> and check it out. is up to now. >>> amazing sunset tonight. now we get you ready for your friday and weekend forecast. vo: know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish >>> it's a restaurant where health inspectors found droppings in september. >> more problems for the new york pizza. the restaurant located at 303 main street in auburndale shut down as an emergency closure just last week, after an inspector

users only have to pay $5.00 for a three-year registration and the faa safety guidelines. the faa has an app called before you fly which shows the rules wherever you are. >> you have to be mindful of the people around you. they could potentially be dangerous if they actually hit somebody. >> the faa hopes education will help reduce crashes with other drones or planes as well as property damage and injuries. if you don't register your drones, you could face fines of up to $250,000 or prison time in some circumstances. >> 5:44 now. a new bill could have elementary school kids back out on the playground. the bill requires at least 20 minutes of recess a day. it passed in the florida house only two people actually voted against it. the bill would also make it so that kids will not have that recess taken away for any kind of disciplinary or academic reasons. so far the state senate has there are only three weeks left in that session. >>> live first alert done pler looking good this morning. worst case scenario we see a few sprinkles. for the most part, i think we're looking at

aboard both cargo and passenger jetliners. >> we're learning more about the faa's safety alert to the airlines about lithium ion batteries and the potential to spark fires. abc's david kerley covers aviation for us. >> reporter: this is the faa's own test of what can happen if a shipment of lithium ion batteries spontaneously ignites. these batteries can lead to "catastrophic aircraft loss," the faa is warning, and current fire suppression systems "cannot effectively control a lithium battery fire." they power our computers and tablets. and can overheat and ignite. think about the house fires and the hoverboard fires suspected of being started by batteries that we've seen recently. what if it happens in a cargo hold? and it apparently has. two 747s have crashed. the packages of batteries they carried suspected of contributing. that's why the national also out with a recommendation, that if batteries are carried, they are separate from other flammable materials, and the number of batteries be restricted. airline pilots want even more -- that the batteries be listed as hazardous. >> we

this according to the faa, a statement they released. this is a piper pa-28 that did crash this the ocean. there it was 8-mile east of opa-locka. it's unclooer if they left opa-locka. we're getting a determination on that and their 23450ig9 planful official word from the faa. it happened about 11:47. once again the faa and national transportation safety board investigate ing investigating and the good news as rosh first came up on the scene shows they're doing just fine. rosh? >> r%porter: yeah, they are n. a few moments here, live television. you see a live picture of the scene. we were speaking about the people that actually witnessed this, as we mentioned, that there were quite a few people on the beach including this one group hehe. in a few moments, we are going to hopefully hear from them. they're speaking to one of our photographers now and one of them have some video of the aftermath. therere two portions of the story. there's the plane going down and video that i shot that shows the people who survived it and all of the people s

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users pay 5 dollars for a three- year registration with the faa... and they're presented with safety guidelines. :31-:39 michael huerta, faa administrator "we want to raise public awareness, for many operators of unmanned aircraft, particularly hobbyists, they may not be aware of what the rules are" the f-a-a also has an app called before you fly "b4ufly" that shows the flying rules wherever you are. nats "warning- no fly zone!" even small drones can pose potential problems... so the f-a-a hopes education will help reduce collisions with other aircraft, as well as property damage and injury. definitely have to be mindful of the people around. they could actually be dangerous if you hit somebody." even if you're just flying drones for fun... not registering could mean consequences not-so-fun. "there are some penalties civil up to 27 thousand dollars and criminal fine of up to 250 thousand dollars, including imprisonment. so, there are some repercussions if you don't register that drone." it's a big responsibility... but one that offers.... sky high re

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the faa is investigating after a close call in that neighborhood near north perry airport. elliott rodriquez cbs 4 news. >> thank you very much. >>> we have an eye on the storm. sunny day giving way to dark skies and storms rolling in time for the evening commute. >> craig is here now with a look at the radar. >> the radar is active this evening as this line of thunderstorms marchs to the east now through western parts of florida including napels and in south florida broward we are seeing showers increase west of coral springs. dry in metro broward and metro miami-dade. the main threat is gusty winds and brief downpours. same story for the keys. heaviest activity in the southeast gulf headed for florida bay and the keys. it will be a stormy evening in the keys. this is part of the bigger storm system producing tornadoes in the mid-atlantic states and blizzard conditions behind it. for us a strong cold front will be coming through tonight and cooling us off from 15 degrees from what we saw today. evening thunderstorms 7:00 p.m. still storms around. temperatures in the upper

the stunning images the faa wants you to see. you're about to see what happened. abc's david kerley covers aviation for us. >> reporter: this is the faa's own test of what can happen if a shipment of lithium ion batteries spontaneously ignites. these batteries can lead to "catastrophic aircraft loss," the faa is warn, tonight, and current fire suppression systems "cannot effectively control a lithium battery fire." they power our computers and tablets. and can overheat and ignite. think about the house fires and hoverboard fires suspected to be caused by lithium batteries we've seen happening recently. two 747s have crashed, the contributing. that's why the national transportation safety board is also out with a recommendation -- that if batteries are carried, they are separate from other flammable materials and the number of that the batteries be listed as hazardous. >> we cannot continue to lose these airplanes due to fires that are uncontained and quickly bring an airplane down. >> reporter: major u.s. carriers don't allow the shipments of lithium batteries, bu

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. >> reporter: faa says it's simple. plan on flying a drone now has to be registered with the federal government now is a deadline to do it. we need you to register and understand airspace rules. before you fly. at some point john taylor isn't flying is john because he refuses to register it. he's filed a lawsuit against faa. taylor says he things the registry is against federal law. faa says this is driven by concerns about safety and the skies. there were twice as many close calls between planes and drones in 2015 as 2014 the registry designed to help the faa keep track of all the extra drones >> faa has an awesome responsibility to protect the american airspace registry going to do anything to accomplish that. cost five dollars to register your drum for three years due to online with the serial number just a few clicks. >> i asked the faa what happens if you don't register. a spokeswoman want you can face steve penalties including a civil penalty of up to $27,000 a criminal fine of up to $250,000 or imprisonment for u

so go to the faa website and begin the process today. plus, an intriguing announcement from amazon this morning. they struck a deal ft. rights to the next woody allen movie. it will be released in theaters by amazon this summer and then it will be available exclusively on amazon prime for download. woody allen for years has released his pictures through sony classics pictures. but now it will be through amazon. amazon has a similar deal with director spike lee. ezos wants to become a movie mogul. very interesting move. >> and unique content. thank you, bill. have a good weekend. >> you too. >>> dave price is here with the weather. good drone flying weather, but you better register that thing first. >> we're going to walk on over to the weather wall. and we're going to drone on about the forecast for a few moments if you'll allow us. outside, partly cloudy skies, everyone. degrees. it is not a bad afternoon. winds not doing much. in a meantime, let's begin by taking a look at the headlines. clouds going to build throughout the day. things

charles schumer wants the faa to establish seat size standards. the lawmaker claims seats have gotten smaller over the years and there is no federal limit on how much tight ethey can get. faa officials plan to review the senator's proposal. >> the price of a stamp will go down. it is not a sale or a promotion. granted permission to increase prices. that is slated to end april 10. the cost of mailing a letter will drop, commercial prices will also decrease. >> starbucks is is entering its fiercest market yet. italy, the first store is expected to open in milan in early 2017 and more are expected to follow. starbucks has about 2400 locations across europe, middle east and africa. the move is expected to be a challenge. why? because italy is famous for its es presso and cappuccino shops. >> a message in a bottle. it is a story to make you smile. still to come at noon, the heartwarming back story behind that note. >> concerns about parking in an area of asheville. how an owner is responding to unfairly. >> an atlanta couple got a >> they threw a messa

this is a way for the faa to keep tabs on drone owners. anyone with a drone over a half pound has to register. >> reporter: users pay $5 for a three-year registration and are presented with safety guidelines. >> we want to raise public awareness. hobbyists may not be aware what the rules are. >> reporter: the faa has an app called before you fly, which shows the flying rules wherever you are. even small drones can cause potential problems, so the faa hopes education will reduce collisions with other aircraft, property damage and injury. if you're fldrying a drone, you have to be mindful of the people around you. >> reporter: even if you're flying drones f >> there could be a criminal fine of up to $250,000, including imprisonment. >> reporter: it's a big responsibility, but one that offers sky high reward. >>> along with the weight parameters, the registration is for drones purchased before december 21st last year. if you got one after that date, maybe for christmas, you're supposed to have registered before that drone takes to the air for

>> yes. >> reporter: faa documents we've retained reveal in the last years controllers nationwide have been disciplined for cell phone use. while the names of the airports involved have been blacked out, we learned in one case an air traffic controller is caught on explicit material while on duty then showing the images to coworkers. he receives a seven-day suspension. in a case from last year a supervisor received a letter of reprimand for taking selfies while responsible for all traffic on the ground and in the air. >> i did see it many times. >> reporter: all -- although she didn't want her identity revealed, this retired new york controller did want to draw attention to what she feels is a growing danger. >> did you ever see any disciplinary action taken? >> no. they'd say knock it off, put the phone away. >> reporter: out of the 26 disciplinary cases not one controller was fired. consider this controller who while on duty habitually used his cell phone for texting while guiding planes. 21 text messages in all. despite 1cluding that the texting could have had catastrophic consequen

faa authorities could decide on tough new standards for shipping batteries. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> now to something you might not believe unless you saw it with your own eyes, there it is, a station selling gas for just 99 cents a gallon, something a whole lot of folks thought they would never see again, and while it won't happen everywhere analysts say gas under $1 could be on the way in a lot more places. we get more from nbc's blake mccoy. >> how are you. >> reporter: lois cooks has been driving school busses in elgin, illinois for 20 years. >> good morning. >> reporter: but this year her bus and the 353 others in this suburban chicago school district are actually saving money. cheap gas means transportation is coming in half a million dollars under budget, money that's being redirected to help fund all-day kindergarten. >> we're absolutely thrilled that we can save this money and classroom where it belongs. >> reporter: almost every state in the country is now averaging gas below $2 a gallon, a handful of states below $1.50, and drivers t

faa registry here, we know we have talkebut what sort of plane this was. and according to faa registry. it was a piper single wing plane. that is a piper single wing plane. based out of brevard county. so pipe single wing plane is reports from faa research street. that plane going into the water. nose down. submerge i can within seconds. obviously, two people on board that are okay. more than okay. treated on scene. really remarkable. especially talking to the witness that saw it all happen. d how quickly police and coast >> anchor: you know janie, we have covered so manan of these stories in the past. and it is sometimes doesot end like this where everyone is okay. safe and sound. especially when we look at the live pictures. people on the beach. and how this could have ended differently. that pilot likely skilled. knew where to land. obviously, since he survived along with a passenger, that shows he was probably -- probably might have figured he had engine trouble and figure out where to go down. >> anchor: this is a picture somebody took. viewer. sent t

the skyrocketing popularity of faa is doing about it. an nfl reporter says the browns lied when johnny manziel entered concussion therapy. a teammate says he was drunk on the last wednesday of practice. the browns are denying the report. manziel is expected to be released next month. >>> a former penn state softball player is suing her old coach and the university. claiming her rape by a baseball player was covered up. says she was raped in 2012 and her coach pressured her to keep quiet. she says the coach criticized her from being too emotional. >> primary day in new hampshire. voters are headed to the poll. so far turnout is high. john kosic has been spending time with governor kaisch. we will have a live report at six. jimmy haslem's company are facing criminal indictments. >> they are among 8 pilots charged today with cheating truckers out of millions in fuel rebates. on your side chief investigators ron regan joins us in the newsroom and ron you are following the story from the very beginning. >> that's right and the former presiden

users pay 5 dollars for a three- year registration with the faa... and they're presented with safety guidelines. "we want to raise public awareness, for many operators of unmanned aircraft, particularly hobbyists, they may not be aware of what the rules are" the f-a-a also has an app called before you fly ("b4ufly") that shows the flying rules wherever you are. pose potential problems... so the f-a-a hopes education will help reduce collisions with other aircraft, as well as "if you're flying a drone you definitely have to be mindful of the people around. they could actually be dangerous if you hit somebody." even if you're just flying drones for fun... not registering could mean consequences not-so-fun. "there are some penalties civil up to 27 thousand dollars and criminal fine of up to 250 thousand dollars, including imprisonment. so, there are some repercussions if you don't register that drone." it's a big responsibility...but one that offers.... sky high reward. mark barger, nbc news. if you got one after december 21st -- say, for christmas, you

a vote on the faa reauthorization bill expected in march. blustery today, but if you're outside, at least mother nature cooperating as far as no rain. showing it bone dry out there. humidity certainly on the low side. it will start creepingup the next few days as well the temperatures. let bounce around the radar to make sure your sunday evening plans are looking smooth if you're outdoors. key west, marathon, key largo, elliott key, everybody looking smooth out there. no worry about tonight. much of your seven-day forecast looking generally dry. one or two days i'm concerned about. broward, miami-dade as well looking smooth. if you're heading down for dinner, a bite outdoors, same for south beach. don't have to worry about the rain. the breeze up a little bit. let's talk about highs today. comfortable. 73 degrees. this is well below average, though. thinking many of us loving the mid 70s. i always say, summer is right arbtd the corner so let's enjoy some of the relatively cool stuff while we've got it. 69, ft. lauderdale and pompano peach. t

. >>> a new warning for airlines and passengers tonight video that the faa wants you to see. a new explosion injure from an item commonly carol -- carried in the cargo hold. >>> at that point the nurse started to mention the procedure that have been performed on him . >> a mother sharing her outrage tonight her emotional reaction when doctors admit they performed surgery on the wrong >>> this new video raising fears tonight. stop two young burglars going through a an entire neighborhood checking doors . it's what hard to make an arrest. >> it was behind here we had a hidden we figured no one would take it because we had the camera right here. >> thieves will be feels no matter how many cameras are around. but in this case these two young men were caught on it nearly a dozen trying to get into vehicles and for one unfortunate autistic young boy. >> i really want it back. >> stealing 7-year-old new bike. >> i got for christmas. >> tell them what kind of bike it is. >> tony hawk. >> it happened around three in the morning tuesday in the port richie. the two arrive on one by to q