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They are done and they fly away, it will be left bare. albert has now trained teams he works with to collect information on the ground. they feed it through an app to the control centre run by the kenyan government and the un food and agricultural organisation. with the gps coordinates from the trackers, pilots of spray planes are then able to go to specific areas infested with locusts to apply pesticides. and the ground team would often be there to confirm the location. we tried to track this swarm. and today, we have been able to send the spray planes to spray this swarm.

>> reporter: six-year-old boogie and his three-year-old brother tyler landed with mixed reactions. >> it was fun. >> reporter: it was fun? what's going on with your little brother? th knocked out. >> reporter: you might want to be a pilot when you grow up? >> yeah. >> reporter: why? you fell asleep in the back. >> yeah. >> reporter: why do you do it? >> because i love it. i'm sorry. >> reporter: it's okay. >> i'm sorry. i really wanted to be able to make a difference, and this ishi >> reporter: a purpose that's already made a difference. michelle miller, cbs news, >> glor: that was beautiful. ...

>> couric: good evening, everyone. it's hard to believe it happened once, but now it's happened again, and again and again. an air traffic controller sleeping on the job on an overnight shift. forcing a plane to land without any help from the tower. the latest incident just last night involved an air ambulance with a sick patient on board. today, that controller was suspended. wyatt andrews has the story. >> reporter: this time, the air traffic controller fell asleep in the control tower in reno, nevada, and this time, the pilot, flying a medical flight with an emergency patient on board, grew...