good morning, i m scott mcgrew, each year at this time, the faa reminds pilots they may not fly over san francisco over three straight days to clear the way for fleet week and the blue angels. it is an old fashioned term and notice that air people would be more appropriate. but bottom line, the city waterfront is a no fly zone. you may not fly drones during fleet week. the federal government has been working hard on drone rules, whether they can be used commercially and some of the best drones flying one second for obama. not only were you a close advisor to the president, you were a law professor, presideof obama. yes. we are talking about the buzzy drones civilians use, not predator drones in afghanistan, that kind of thing. exactly, small drones, 55 pounds or less. you were one of the very first people to recognize that and athat point the faa had been paying attention on working on safety issues but at that point the whole of federal government really started
captured on camera, police say this surveillance video shows the two men responsible for burglarizing a home and then beating the family s small dog. nbc bay area s michelle roberts just spoke with that dog s owner. reporter: the dog is home tonight and doing okay. but still, not as healthy as it usually is. the owner says somebody knocks on the door, the dog s bark. they have a sign beware of the dog, which clearly these burglars didn t see as a deterrent. san jose police are looking for these two men. surveillance cameras caught them walking down the street with a suitcase. moments after breaking into a home on culpepper drive in san jose. nightmare come true for them. reporter: it happened friday. the thieves not only burglarized the home, they also brutally attacked the family dog boba. his owner tony says he s thinking about moving. tony took this cell phone video of the gruesome scene the burglars left behind. bloody footprints scattered throughout the house. ju
you can see there are traffic investigators here trying to gather all the information that they can. but the woman involved in this fatal crash was in the crosswalk here at 33rd and mckee. witnesses tell police that there s no question that the pedestrian had the right of way because at this intersection when you press a button the lights start flashing. now, a number of cars stopped to let the woman go by. but a driver heading westbound did not stop. he was traveling at a high rate of speed. the woman was thrown about 40 or 50 feet. when the paramedics arrived, they say she had a faint heartbeat but she was taken to a local hospital, where she died. right now what we re looking for is either chevy tahoe or suburban. it was light in color. we don t know if it s silver, light brown, but we did get some good information from our witness. and right now we re investigating the incident. reporter: now, witnesses say that the suv jumped onto the freeway. police say there s goin
emergency medical services director michael petrie says his team is also looking into whether to get isolation pods like this that can be used to help prevent the spread of infection. and that s not all. we also instituted new screening questions. every patient is going to be asked whether they have a fever. and if they do, we re going to ask if they ve been to the three countries that have ebola predominantly. reporter: concerns are growing after dallas health care worker nina pham practiced the virus while treating an ebola patient when died last week. doctors are still trying to pinpoint how the 26-year-old contracted the virus. we re particularly concerned with that third process. taking off the isolation personal protective equipment. because if it is contaminated, there s a possibility that a worker will contaminate themselves and become infected in that process. reporter: petrie says while we learn more about how the virus is transmitted, santa clara county is
and octavia. this is an injury crash, you can see a lot of police officers are on the scene. it looks like they have cordoned off a wide area. you can see it is up on the sidewalk. a lot of police officers here and also just a lot of tape. usually you don t see that much tape. they have taped off that entire block. again, this is at the corner of oak and octavia. you can see crews are just arriving and this will be a major problem and our reporter is on the scene gathering more details. this could be a major problem for that area of the city which is close to the on-and-off ramps. westbound 8. , off to a doesn t start. they are clearing a major accident that happened about an hour and a half ago now. on west 80 near hunter hill no problems here and if you are driving on the commute here in contra costa, highway 4 is off to a good start. let s go back to the desk. we are fielding out more about what happened finding out what happened what prompted an airlineer to want