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Only available at a sleep number store, try the unprecedented sleep number x12 bed. Know better sleep with sleep number. The crisis in ukraine. New video of the countrys military operations, an airborne paratrooper unit and tensions are high in the region as Russian Troops are standing by live on ciman peninsula. President obama will meet with the acting Prime Minister of ukraine in washington today. The white house officials says this meeting is just one way the president is showing his support of ukraine. More details from washington. President obama vacationing in key largo, florida, over the weekend but unable to take a break from the crisis in crimea working the phones, here speaking with friends as the president says many World Leaders agree. Ukraines sovereignty must be protected and that next weekends vote to decide if crimea should break off and join russia as illegal. If there is a referendum and it votes to move crimea out of ukraine to russia we wont recognize it and most of the world wont either. Ukrainian Prime Minister is now scheduled to be in washington with president barack obama this wednesday to talk about ways to peacefully end the invasion and stop russian Vice President vladimir putin. Putin gives no indication whatsoever that hes going to be backing away from annexing the crimea and meanwhile obamas critics hasnt shown a priority to the national defense. Sanctions like the travel ban and asset freezes and some russian officials have already taken effect and more could be coming. If it impacts europes economy it will impact the United States economy. Reporter just as our economy is trying to get stronger. The Senate ForeignRelations Committee plans to consider its own ukraine legislation later this week. Iraqi women have taken to the streets of baghdad to protest a proposed law that would allow the marriage of 9yearold girls. Dozens of women took part in saturdays protest which fell on International Womens day. The law is based on shiite islamic law and describes girls as reaching puberty at 9 making them fit for marriage and would give fathers sole custody over their children and refers to the proposed law as an injustice to women. If youve ever been bumped from a flight or even had one cancelled you know how frustrating it can be. Many airlines will offer vouchers for a stay and many another flight but it turns out they could owe you a whole lot more. Nbc bay area Stephanie Chong has the story. Theres sights and the sounds you wake up to and trapped and nowhere to go. This is so common most people expect the delay but its not limited to the road. Flying has its own set of travel risks and passengers getting bumped and flights delayed and even cancelled. They were like, okay, well, story, thats what happened to connie lees copenhagen to San Francisco flight this year. They were just like heres your hotel for the night and thats it. Reporter she accepted the voucher for the hotel, but whats important here is what she could have gotten from the airline, 800. Are you kidding, its like no way. Reporter and just about everyone given the right circumstances is entitled to that kind of compensation. If youre flying in and or out of europe and are delayed for more than three hours and voluntarily bumped from a flight youre entitled to 800. If your flight is cancelled after you wait for up to four hours thats 400. Any more time for your wait before a cancellation that figure doubles to 800. For domestic flights in the u. S. , if youre involuntarily bumped off a flight and wait up to two hours you could get double the price of your oneway fare, up to 650. More than two hours means the airline owes you four times that ticket price, up to 1,300. 2 of all flights are eligible, so about 26 million passengers in europe and u. S. Are eligible for compensation and less than 1 are actually claiming this xentition. Reporter henrik discovered the rules when he was stuck waiting for a delayed flight and decided to dig through the logs. I immediately couldnt understand why so few people actually knew what they were entitled to because youd actually have to spend hours reading this. Reporter he described the process as a maze of links just to find the forms. More hours, fielding calls with airline reps before the Company Rejected his claim. Finally after a total of three months including an appeal he got his check. Well worth it. In my case it was 800. Reporter and from this travel nightmare an idea was borp. He founded air help, a startup that offers solution to simplify the compensation claim process in exchange for 25 of the checks. And nbc bay area was with the guys their first time at sfo as they began to speak with passengers. Its a mixture between surprise and anger because its like why werent we informed of this. Have you ever experienced a delay or flight cancellation and did the airline tell you what youre entitled to . Youre actually entitled up to 800 per passenger reporter lower Budget Airlines are the worst offenders. They tend to not information their passengers and they also tend to reject claims for compensation. Reporter southwest and jetblue said they do compensate passengers but would not share how often it happens. As for major carriers united indicated of 76 million passengers in 2013 only 1 in 10,000 per day was involuntarily bumped. Thats a rate of. 01 . The spokesman adding the airline has a perfect track record of giving the compensation to the passenger every single time, but this passenger says she had to fight to get her check, eventually using air help. Shes hoping tech will be the tool to help level this playing field. They get their act together more on it then its bert. Reporter air help says you can claim compensation for past experiences, what does that mean. You could still turn that nightmare travel story into hundreds of dollars. Stephanie strong, nbc bay area news. Carrier caused problems, not situations like extreme weather. The company says it has now helped up to 15,000 people. The u. S. Website launched this week. A major social Media Company is getting into the aerospace industry. Facebook is going to purchase a drone company. Titan pear space for about 60 million. The Menlo Park Company wants to use the drones to provide Internet Access across the world, and they plan to start in africa. Titan aerospace builds solar powered drones that can stay up in the air for up to five years making them a cheap alternative to satellites no. Word yet on when facebook will start use the drones. Speaking of which, drones are forcing lawmakers to figure out how to regulate airspace. Nbcs josh green says they need to figure it out soon as the government expects people to spend nearly 100 billion on drones over the next decade. It comes in parts and actually got to build it up. There es an old saying. Calibrating the campus and that way he knows the orientation. Its the difference between men and boys is the price of their toys. Anyone can learn how to fly. By night this hobby has taken on a life of its own. Day, night, sometimes 2 00, 3 00 in the night. Reporter on nights like this the camera is off, and the flying glowing contraption is getting attention. Some call it a droefnlt zach and other hobists call it a quad copter. Ive had people chase me down thinking its ufos. Reporter you can see why. Unmanned aerial vehicles like this one or uavs look out of this world and the technology on them looks like its straight out of a movie. As you can see this stays centered so technology has definitely come a long way since i was a kid. Reporter Kevin Starkey showed us just how popular they are getting and how hightech the big ones with cameras already are. What im doing is wearing video goggles and i get to see out of camera in the front of this where exactly im flying and realtime video link. Just like anything else, cell phones, when cameras first came out, there were concerns about privacy. Reporter last year lawmakers passed an act that requires a judge to give an okay before Police Departments can use them and states across the country are considering tougher penalties for people who use them for things they shouldnt, but those who build and use the drones for fun like zach and kevin see Endless Possibilities for good, like helping the search and rescue operations, for instance. Reporter how do you keep the public safe with these things flying around . The federal Aviation Administration says its working on regulations for the commercial use of drones. Reporter theres a side of it that is kind of being overlooked because everybody is concerned about privacy. Kevin points out there are standard privacy rules hobbyists abide by. Still because the technology is so new, regulating it is in a gray area right now, so the faa is hoping to come up with the new rules within the next couple of years. Thats josh green reporting. Still to come, the new rally cry is no more jobs. Why people in one south bay city are against new hires there. [ male announcer ] spring is calling. Save 25 when you buy two scotts fertilizers one to use now and one for later. A rare prefrom one of the bay areas most notable city. Some people in Mountain View want the tech and job boom to spot. At least where they live. Our business and tech reporter scott budman explains. Reporter it was party time for employees at coupon. Com. The mountainview company had its openio and it went bring, bringing an 87 first day pop to investors. A few miles away another part of money vanview with already Public Companies like google and linkedin is talking about growing, with the plan approved by City Council Members to add more buildings to the area, expecting 15,000 new jobs. So well have more retail. Well be able to have smaller spaces for startups and then well also be able to provide Additional Space for existing kind of employers out there, too. That will be environmental, social and economic disaster. Thats the executive director of the center for public environmental oversight. He says mountainview is growing too quickly and that while some grab growth is good, too much growth could hurt the city. Making housing more expensive and scarce and increasing the traffic congestion, both locally and regionally and eventually undermining the vitality of the companies themselves because they wouldnt have a place for their workers to live. Reporter now to be fair, we caught up with mountainviews mayor at a Ground Breaking for low Income Housing to help those not making Tech Companies sal y salaried but he also admits with fast growth comes fast growing concerns. We recognize that had this level of job growth is going to bring ramifications of traffic, and its a balancing act for many cities in good times, enjoying the party while trying to make sure everyone has a seat at the table. Scott budman, nbc bay area news. Well, the mountainview ski sti council says theres more discussion and debate ahead about the plans and lowIncome Housing that we showed you, probably opening in less than a hour. Rob is here to talk about a very interesting forecast. A lot of everything for everybody. Yeah, if you like sum you arelike weather you had a little bit of that. Showers, had that, too, and going to wait for that. After midnight, still close to 80, partly cloudy skies and camera bouncing around a bit as we get that late day sea breeze more typical to july and now pushing in cooler marine air to part of the santa clara valley. Other parts of the bay area still plenty toasty. You can see the numbers around campbell, still near 80 degrees and 27 in sunnyvale and around the peninsula, still seeing 70s on the bord and around woodside over towards redwood city and east bay temperatures pretty warm. 73 in dublin and 27 in livermore and 71 around alameda and towards the north bay pretty interesting, still in the mid60s around calistoga and 70 around larksburg. North of santa rosa, north of lake port and youve been seeing the rain fly there where everyone is seeing the cloud, the best lift underneath those clouds has been up there on the north coast from eureka out towards crescent city. That boundary will start to move to the south later tonight and this will bring us the chance to see showers especially by the monday morning commute and hours by hours as we go past midnight and right around 5 30 most of the light to moderate rain at times moving through the south dakota bay and may still hold on for midmorning and after that were not just talking clearing, really talking temperatures vaulting up to the second half. Rain totals should be relatively light, highest totals in the north bay a quarter inch out of the system and that will be it for a while and we wont see rain through the end of this week and very likely through the 23rd of the month and thats the reason y. Strong ridge of High Pressure building in meaning not only will the temperatures climb up, breezy offshore winds and temperatures really starting to soar and well show you that longterm outlook and the coolest of the next seven days and south bay, morgan hill, plan on seeing the lingering showers and 60s to near 70 around palo alto and San Francisco and north bay temperatures in the upper temperatures. First place to clear will be east bay. The trivalley may be a lingering shower for the morning so our outlook here, look at temperatures here from thursday to saturday, those are numbers you dont typically see until july so heres a sign of High Pressure building in for the weekend. 80s around the south bay peninsula and 70s for next weekend and notice the east bay and trivalley mid80s and possibly, terry, we could get close to 90 as we head towards the Salinas Valley and something to keep a close eye on if youre going to head out of town next saturday and sunday. Back to you. Thanks very much. New worries about electronic cigarettes. A bay area study that shows a dangerous connection to teenagers. Take a look at these images, a parachuting sky diverer comes face to face with a small plane sending both crashing to the ground. Happening yesterday in florida, the sky diver was making an approaching to the ground while a small cessna plane was taking off and landing. A plane was ntantangled in the strings and nosedived into the ground. Apparently the pilot and sky diver never saw each other to avoid that accident. Heres the most amazing part perhaps of all. Both men survived the crash and no serious injuries. More and more teenagers are experimenting with electronic cigarettes, devices that deliver nicotine without tobacco. Some experts worry that getting kids hooked on the chemical will alter their Brain Development and possibly make them more susceptible to other drugs. Erica edwards reports. Reporter you dont have to look much farther than your local high school to find out whats hip and more often thats ecigarettes. Increasing so rapidly were really concerned about what were going to see in the future. Reporter this dock tor and colleagues at the university of San Francisco examined data from two large surveys of 20,000 middle and High School Kids each. In just one year the number of kids who tried ecigarettes doubled from 3 in 2011 to 6. 5 in 2012. We also saw that the kids who used ecigarettes were more likely to progress from experimenting with conventional tobacco cigarettes to becoming regular tobacco cigarette use sneers this snapshot of teenage life does not prove ecigarette usage leads to tobacco smoking but experts say the nicotine delivered through the devices can alter the developing teen brain. Theres a part of the brain called the limbic system which is susceptible to the effects of nicotine and its relaced to behavior and emotional development. Reporter it can also be linked to the use of marijuana and other drugs. Ive heard them trying to vape vodka. Reporter the company of blue ecigarettes lorillard says the company is i in the industry is expected to make 1. 5 billion this year. When we come back dancing still you drop. Its a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness. Its owning your opponent. Its knowing beyond a doubt you got this. Its keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park. Its getting in the zone. Its keeping on your toes. On target. On top. Focus is staring the world in the face and saying bring it. Focus is power. Focus is life. And 5hour energy is focus. Normally packed with cars, San Franciscos embarcadero today was instead packed with people and people on bicycles, it was the kickoff to the sunday street event which closed stretches of different neighborhoods to traffic creating temporary public spaces. Todays Season Opener featured bike rentals, kids sport and a variety of outdoor activities. This was a street that normally is clogged with cars, riding my bike sometimes in a little bit of fear, to be able to go from one end to the other and except for people who are on bikes, foot, a safe experience and the next events will take place from the tenderloin neighborhood april 15. Nine events run through the end of october. A high school with a long tradition of raising money outdid themselves for a cause this weekend. The 37th annual southland falls marathon dance at upstate new york brought in a record 583,000, more than 800 students danced around the clock to raise funds for nonprofits and local folks in need. The annual dance marathon has brought in more than 4 million at the start of 35 years ago. Rob, weatherwise, big stuff coming this way. See a warmup. 80s on the board the next weekend. Nbc news at 6 00 is coming up next. These are the hands a pediatrician. 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