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More than 90,000 flights a day. nobody hurt or killed on a 787. jon: very rigorous testing that those air frames go through before anybody lets them fly. dan springer, in seattle, thank you. >> reporter: okay. jon: coming up we'll talk with someone who knows all about the importance of air safety. peter goelz, former director of the national transportation safety board. you want to hear what he has to say next hour. jenna: firefighters are on the scene of an emergency but really no flames anywhere. in fact a person was trapped between the walls. that's where the intense effort to rescue came i...

Misrata and see the movement and figure out the patterns, maybe they're using some overhead imagery that's not exactly on conventional air frames. don't know. but that would be doable. once they're inside misrata like niep snipers or equipment hidden in buildings, it's not possibility to get that out from the air without having spotters on the ground and without accepting the possibility of some significant collateral damage. >> so the u.s. again today saying, once again rearreiterai they will hand off the lead role in days. how does this handoff work? what doesed u.s. do, hand it over, pull t...

>> we can run all kinds of devices like that forever. >> already, these batteries are advanced enough to power wireless censors used in remote controls, smoke detectors, security systems, bridges, air frames, and pipelines. and for those in constant search of a place to recharge a laptop or cell phone, the future looks light. in denver, alicia acuna, fox news. >> shepard: a little future. a new development in that web cam spying case, the one in which a student says his school secretly watched him at home through a camera on his school-issued laptop. the suburban philly school district now say...