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wrong place. but with the economy you can move things around very quickly. we can make the size of the vehicles very large over the road trucks with very small pods. maria: we have seen technology replace workers for years now. but a.i. is deepening the threat. it goes far beyond truckers. supermarket chain testco will charge the cart as they leave. amazon does the same it's use robots to move inventory in its warehouses. and it's testing drones to deliver packages. an a.i. powered voice technology at the drive-thru. other burger joints are experimenting with robots in the
wrong place. but with the economy you can move things around very quickly. we can make the size of the vehicles very large over the road trucks with very small pods. maria: we have seen technology replace workers for years now. but a.i. is deepening the threat. it goes far beyond truckers. supermarket chain testco will charge the cart as they leave. amazon does the same it's use robots to move inventory in its warehouses. and it's testing drones to deliver packages. an a.i. powered voice technology at the drive-thru. other burger joints are experimenting with robots in the
drones, commercial real estate, along with film and photography. already, the faa has issued more than 2,100 exemptions for commercial drone use. >> reporter: in maryland, kevin kinsey has invested in a drone and hd cameras to help realtors market their homes on the internet. >> we're sitting here on a 50-acre farm and you can't capture that with a photograph. >> reporter: the business of drones is taking the off. california leads the country with the most oppositers, followed by florida and texas. in marion, texas, usaa insurance is testing drones, hoping inspectors will no longer have to spend 45 minutes looking at roof damage. >> with a one-myan flight time to gather the data, you're reviewing the data for 15 to 20 minutes. >> reporter: the drone revolution is about speed, safety, and spectacular imagery. from weddings and ski vacations to mountain bike races and science, too. researchers have been scrutin e scrutinizing incredible overhead views of endangered killer wails nursing their young off seattle.
company unveiled a new drone that would deliver packages to your home in under 30 minutes, part of the primary service. don't know how much this prototype weighs, just it's under 55-pounds. i had nine propellers and can carry packages weighing up to five pounds and can sense and avoid objects when flying. executives say they're testing drones in multiple international locations. i wonder where. the man accused of shooting up a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs, expected to make the first court appearance this hour and we're watching for that and will bring it to you live. police officers in two different cities appear before judges today. facing charges after people died on their watch. stay with us.
plans to test home delivery via drone but initial focus is moving merchandise between distribution centers. amazon got federal approval to start testing drones earlier this year. the world health organization has released a report gorizing tobacco but the meat industry is calling the research alarmist. cnn's fred pleitgen reports. >> the butcher shop in london remains unfazed. he says he hopes the world health organization's warning that processed and red meat are dangerous won't deter his customers. >> are we in fear of what we eat? do we step out the front door? death crossing the road. where do we draw the line? >> reporter: a research division of the world health organization found that processed meat like bacon and sausages and cold cuts, cause cancer. and that eating red meat like
>> that is nbc's katy tur reporting. the bush family meeting stretched into late monday where george w. declared his brother would win because of his fierce competitiveness. jeb will have a chance to prove that on wednesday night for the fourth republican debate, 8:00 on cnbc. nine minutes past the hour. time to get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. >> good morning to you. after three years of waiting, halo 5 finally hit the shelves, making it the biggest salvo yet in this year's battle for video game dollars. gamers who have followed the game says its first iteration in 2001 to be among the first to get their hands on the latest game which went on sale at midnight eastern time. at a walmart will begin testing drones for home delivery. a sign that it plans to compete with amazon, the world's largest retailer by revenue has for several months been conducting indoor tests of small, unmanned aircraft systems that it's now seeking to test the machines outdoors for the first time. and a new federal rule forbids airline passengers from
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was in january or march of this year they were testing drones to see, the secret service was testing drones they had to get a permit in the middle of the night, and that was one of the things they were coming back to combat the entire things, they're trying to stop them in the case of something like this. because it happened in that incident where someone did end up flying a drone over the fence. what happened in that incident is they didn't have anything to combat that. so they have been looking at ways to security the white house and make it safer, especially as mentioned as well the man who made it all the way into the white house doors wielding a knife. >> there was another incident a few months ago, where there was actually some gunshots that were fired towards the white house, they didn't discover the remnant remnants for several days only accidentally some people found those gunshots. so there's a lot of concern right now about security at the white house for understandable reasons. once again though the president is up at camp david meeting with gulf leaders right now, arab
it is linked to the video game called call of duty. >> saw something on tv a couple months ago. now that it happened to me i didn't know how to react to that. it is crazy. >> it is crazy. in this case the target was that teenaged boy. police are looking at who he was playing against on-line. his mother said he is not allowed to play that video game ever again. >> i would think not. do you want a drone delivering your pizza or maybe how about your mail? >> if they do it fast i am okay with it. >> researchers will be testing drones for all kinds of potential uses. fox news national correspondent john roberts explores the next step of rapidly emerging technology. >> if the faa has its way this will be a common sight in u.s. skies commercial drones sharing already crowded airspace. how to do that is a task
drones. u.p.s. neither confirming or denying the reports of the testing and a google watchdog site says the company has been testing drones as recently as february. it looks like we'll be getting drone delivery sometime soon. i'm not sure how they can get in my apartment bulgd. >> i think new york will be a nightmare when it comes to that. kayla, have a great morning. thanks for getting up early for us. all right. still ahead on "way too early," a free agent trading his red sox for pinstripes. i want to get barnicle's quick take on it, too. the big money deal that jacoby els burr lsbury is about to sig the yankees. and ron burgundy, the hard hitting questions you expect from the top man in the business. which brings us to twitter. listen, ron burgundy has been everywhere. so we want to know where is he going next? who would you want to see him interview? so ally bank has a raise your rate cd