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The faa is giving the go ahead to several companies to experiment with drones beyond where the people operating can actually see them. i feel like this is a great way for your amazon delivery to end up through your window and in your living room. you know what? i don t have to get off the couch then, do i? now we have to talk about this lawsuit so many people are discussing right now. a north carolina cop is suing over hot coffee. the officer claims he was injured when the top of a starbucks cup popped off. he wants nearly a million bucks. steve osunsami reports. i didn t know it was that hot. reporter: this is a lawsuit over a hot cup of starbucks coffee and the coffee was free. but matthew kohr, a raleigh police officer, says that when the lid popped off, the drink collapsed and hit his lap, it triggered his crohn s disease, doctors later had to remove a section of his intestine. frozen from the pain. i had to gather myself. reporter: in court he explained how initially ....
They said police were initially unaware of an extra stop made by the police van transporting gray. they won t say why the van stopped or why they didn t learn about it until it was discovered on surveillance video. but the attorney for gray s family says this makes them even more suspicious about his death. also today, abc s wjla reported sources told them the police report contains medical evidence that a serious injury to the back of gray s head closely matches a bolt in the back of that police van. again, police won t comment saying they don t want to compromise the investigation. ryan and reena. thanks so much. police in baltimore are urging residents to use a nonemergency online system over the weekend instead of using 911 unless there s a true emergency. that plea comes amid growing concern about the number of officers injured in clashes with protesters. abc s steve osunsami reports. reporter: baltimore police are reminding everyone that cops are people, too. ....
Questions for brown s stepfather. abc s steve osunsami reports. reporter: they were words in the heat of the moment as crowds gathered on the streets of ferguson. louis head, the stepfather of michael brown, clearly upset as they learned darren wilson would not be charged for the shooting death of their son. now word that police investigating the fires that burned across the city might also be looking at what brown s stepfather said that night. whether his words helped start a riot and set the city on fire from st. louis county police, our department is currently looking into this as part of the entire investigation that includes the arsons, looting, destruction of property, et cetera. speaking on fox news, tom jackson said they are well aware of the videotape. we are pursuing those comments and a lot of discussion going on about that. i really can t get into that at this time. reporter: the family s lawyers have tried to explain. they were upset. emotions were raw and their son ....
The snow may delay their harvest. thanks, brandi. the weather could bring the cold could bring another three inches of snow. snow showers will also fall over parts of the northeast. chilly rain showers along the texas gulf coast and more rain for northern california and oregon. bitter cold in the intermountain west. 10 degrees in denver. 30s and 40s across the midwest. 60s across the southeast. how about 80 degrees for you folks in phoenix. residents in one florida mobile home park are spending anxious another night over fears a third sinkhole might open up. the first swallowed a car in less than 15 minutes. abc s steve osunsami reports from florida. reporter: just when authorities were thinking this 10-foot wide sinkhole had stopped growing, another one five feet wide opened up at a home next door. they say it s possible they could see a third. the sediment that s filled that area is still very weak. it could move. ....
the cdc has sent warnings to airports around the country telling passengers to wash their hands and not touch their face. abc s steve osunsami reports. reporter: health officials are trying to track down more than 500 passengers from at least 20 states. anyone, including crew members, who shared a may 1st flight with that florida patient diagnosed with mers. a new porks tentially deadly respiratory disease imported from the middle east. they are posting warnings at 22 of the nation s busiest airports. the infected passenger from saudi arabia flew into boston, atlanta and into orlando where they are warning travelers to look out for flu-like symptoms. we travel a lot. it is concerning. especially going overseas next month. reporter: at two hospitals in orlando where the saudi medical worker went for treatment, two health care workers who treated him are already showing symptoms. one is hospitalized with what looks like pneumonia. to be safe, the hospital sent 20 ....