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Billion this year. and southern california gets a tasty bite of that just for hosting e-3. it s estimated we bring probably over $40 million activity to l.a. just over these three days. reporter: but all that e-3 money definitely not easy money. with 50,000 people expected to attend the lines are long and you d better bring some ear plugs. rob hayes reporting for abc news. a lot of cool technology there. we should have gone. we should have gone. man! what were we thinking? we were playing atari at the time. or is that donkey kong? wow. you want to keep going? tetris? keep going. mario brothers? there it is. did somebody just tell you in your ear? no, no no, nobody told me in my ear. the look on my face said it all. can we see the look on the face? can we put it back up there? where s my neck? mario. oh, i have luigi. there s the mushroom. don t get caught. that s the news for this half hour. ....
A jet ski. so, they would launch a ski, go over to the area, search for an hour, then they d come back and report. reporter: that process would take about two hours. the drone takes just 20 minutes. because of that efficiency, bailey says he expects other lifeguard agencies to invest in drones as well. giving more lifeguards a bird s-eye view of a great white encounter. rob hayes reporting for abc news. some people don t leave without their drone. ginger zee doesn t go to starbucks without her drone. she does not. it s part of her standard equipment now. like every new thing that comes along, there s some upsides and some downsides and that will be the case with drones. we need one for the show. i would love that. i would love to use the drone right now to fly you can t fly one in manhattan. right? i m not quite sure about that. yeah, we would get in trouble for that. that s the news for this half hour. remember to follow us on facebook. hour. remember to follow us on ....
it was labeled fiction accidentally. reporter: they have apologized and said the fiction tag was not any religious judgment. they said it was a flat out mistake. our ceo is a devout catholic. he obviously loves the lord. he wasn t purposefully trying to do this. it was a mistake. reporter: they removed the miss labeled bibles as soon as they heard the problem and replaced them with bibles that are not tagged fiction. people we spoke to said they understand why a simple labeling mistake could strike such a nerve. i could see it being offensive to a lot of people. everybody has their own right to their own beliefs. i don t think it was deliberate. let it be. rob hayes reporting for abc news. i m kind of in the camp of i get it. they said it was a mistake. they rectified it. fiction, nonfiction, religious section. bible. let s just label it bible. there you go. it goes right there. right. exactly. on display. coming up, when a bungie ....
costco apologized and said the fiction tag was not a religious judgment but a flat out labeling mistake in their distribution center. our ceo is a devout catholic and loves the lord and this isn t something he is trying to do. it was a mistake. reporter: costco representatives say the store removed the mislabelled bibles as soon as they learned of the problem and replaced them with bibles not tagged fiction. people we spoke to say they understand why a simple labeling mistake could strike a nerve. i could see it being offensive to a lot of people. everybody has a right to their believes. i don t think it was deliberate so lit let it be. rob hayes reporting for abc news. i m kind of in the camp of, i get it. it was a mistake. costco said it was a mistake. they rectified it. i m okay with that. nonfiction, fiction, religious section. bible. just label it bible. there you go. it goes right there. there you go. coming up when a bungee jump turns in to a leap of ....
reporter: the director of operations says the plant just cleared an inspection by the quality management district last week. irwindale is now asking a judge to temporarily shut down the plant until it agrees to install a half million dollar filtration system. rob hayes reporting for abc news. love that sauce. hot debate. yeah. still ahead, what s the best part of halloween, costumes maybe? nah, the candy. we are celebrating 40 years of candy. we ll be right back. announcer: world news now continues after this from our abc stations. 40 years of candy. we ll be right back. ....