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Retail, amazon and the rest of what's survives online, will do well in 2018. >> looks like it's shaping up to be another record year. bret, back to you. >> bret: thank you. five u.s. senators want uber to tell them when it discovered a massive data breach and what he did to respond. the ridesharing company disk disclosed that hack last week. the data stolen includes names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers of 57 million riders as well as driver's license numbers of 600,000 drivers. uber says it paid the hackers $100,000 to destroy the pilfered data. says there's no evidence the informat...

But that area has been ravaged from the winds of the hurricane that ripped through that area. >> reporter: yeah, right. the rain was a big event yesterday and of course during the storm. we haven't had much of that problem today. the winds are still gusty. it's a problem here because you have so much debris on the ground. and just to give you a sample of the kind of devastation you see block after block in this community here. and the drone -- not to disrespect the drone operator, but that is something of the kand of destruction in fulton about a half a mile away. we went into a neighborhood n...

A handle bar. tell me if you heard this story before. ainsley: drone fell in front of him. steve: drone shattering to pieces. into the spokes of the bike wheel. ainsley: all of this unfolding. luckily that cyclist was not harmed. the drone operator offering the rider a new helmet. brian: what about a new skull and new teeth? steve: this is why we wear helmets. ainsley: are you suggesting he should sue? brian: what i'm just trying to say i cannot believe people on the ground are not safe from drones. steve: think about it. it sounds like the drone was in front of the bicyclist so had it gotten ...

Down -- to bolster security beyond the razor wire fence, it's all because of these. drones, a high tech threat to prison security, delivering drugs and other contraband to prisons across america. prison officials say an inmate will coordinate with somebody on the outside with the date and time and location of the drop of the inmate will warn the drone operator if an officer is coming and the drop has to be made someplace else. >> the ability to access contraband, how much more power does that give to the inmates. >> it gives a lot of power. they are making a lot of money behind bars in dealing...

Way, hidden in things like books or body cavities, now add drones. >> i talked to a sheriff and he said it was like washington national, they were just around christmas the drones were coming in dropping and going and they had numbers on them and the numbers were corresponding to inmates and that's how they were getting in. >> the problem has become so significant, lawmakers in itsel. arizona, oklahoma, oregon and tennessee have or are considering similar legislation. the problem is not just in the u.s. but europe as well n london an inmate here signalling his precise location to a drone opera...