lithium batteries carried as cargo on passenger planes. jim avila tells us why they are still allowed on board despite the explosive threat. reporter: you are watching rarely seen before faa test video. a cargo container carried below in nearly every passenger jet. this one filled with 5,000 lithium ion batteries, just like the ones that power your cell phone and laptop. government researchers simulate overheating of just one battery inside. in a chain reaction, nearby batteries inside catch fire and the smoking container explodes. temperatures in the cargo hold reach 1100 degrees. the pilots union says shipment of lithium batteries aboard aircraft is currently the most pressing hazmat issue the aviation community needs to address. the battery is more than 7
for the last several months, the center for pet safety has been using a third party test lab. a dummy dog using several versions. this research funded by subaru who says one half of its owners are also pet owners. my dog loves to sit in the back seat with the window down. the problem with the restraints. says pet safety center and subaru. no saflt standards. no actual minimums for performance in a car. if you are worried about a product. go to their website and look for their test video. look for the video. contact the manufacturer. find out what weight the product has been tested to. find the product that will allow the pet to stay on the seat for the entirety of the video. reporter: the test with test crash dummy dogs wrapping up. it could change the debate and standard for what is safe. david kerley, abc news, washington. see a lot of dogs fly through air like missiles and injure
the center for pet sety has been using a third party test lab. to see how the restraints on the market actually work. a dummy dog using several versions. this research funded by subaru who says one half of its owners are also pet owners. my dog loves to sit in the back seat with the window down. the problem with the restraints. says pet safety center and subaru. no safety standards. no actual minimums for performance in a car. if you are worried about a product. the advice is to go to their website and look for their test video. look for the video. contact the manufacturer. find out what weight the product has been tested to. find the product that will allow the pet to stay on the seat for the entirety of the video. reporter: the test with test crash dummy dogs wrapping up. the results out this fall, it could change the debate and standard for what is safe. david kerley, abc news, washington. see a lot of dogs fly through air like missiles and injure other people in the car.
became quite optimistic a big break through was imminent. the government on monday afternoon along the investigation that s going on, i was briefed early this morning about the investigation and i think we re making head way. i hope that in the near future we have a definitive answer to this question of who did it. but until the fbi is satisfied they have the right person, we can t go public on it at all. yeah, the mayor also confirmed source accounts that it was lord & taylor was the department store where they got the test video. i was also told by a source that there was a video by a boston television station that was around that spot at the same time and they know they have been going through this definitely much more optimistic today, and they have what they think is the placement of the second device, they re going
it was only a few short months ago that we watched nasa space shuttles head to museums, grounded. it sounds like mankind s trek into space was put aside for a while. but quickly, testing rockets, some have been delivering supplies to the international space station. just last weekend we talked to a couple who may be the first to slingshot around the red planet. one of the guys is elan musk. he says it s future may lie in rockets that could be used more than once. he gave the world the first look at a step in that direction. it s called a grasshopper. this is a test video from this week. the plan is for the rocket to