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Tucker. patrick, with a welcome to you. let s talk about the real estate contractor who later apologized to this woman saying the drone was just shooting property. of course she was worried he was going to catch pictures of her changing and the like. with all the new drones in the air, how will our privacy and our air be affected? we re not quite sure yet. there are laws that prohibit peeping tom activity as we understand using tellscopic lens and things like that. but drones increase the ability to take pictures. it s what they are for. the faa has said the use of drones for commercial photography is prohibited. it hasn t distinguished the difference between a drone and model plane. and it doesn t regulate the use of toy planes. this has become a big issue. in 2011, ralph parker was fined by the faa for taking pictures under contract. and very recently, a couple months ago in march, the ....
blue skies smiling at me nothing but blue skies do i see well, those blue skies can be deceiving for pilots of commercial airlines these days, because there s a new danger in the air. yeah, the danger? drone aircraft. which can be anything from local police surveillance devices to small, remote-controlled toy planes. as abc s david kerley reports, it has pilots concerned. reporter: it s never happened before. five miles from a new york airport, a jumbo jet pilot spots something on final approach. kennedy tower, just for your information, we just saw a little drone below us. reporter: the alitalia pilot says the small black craft was within 200 feet of his jet. the fbi is on the case. it s an incident that frightens pilots. a couple of pounds hitting an airplane going 200, 250 miles per hour, if it hits the wrong place, like comes in through the ....
Will admit attempting to support terrorists and attempting to damage and destroy federal buildings. the prosecution agreed to drop four other charges and will ask for a 17-year sentence. the investigators say he was planning to use remote-controlled toy planes to carry out this attack. he got caught in an f.b.i. sting and officials say the public was never in any real danger. however, defense lawyers claim that the f.b.i. ignored signs that the man was mentally ill. in syria, rebel fighters reportedly exchanged gunfire with government troops even as the president of that nation was agreeing to a new peace deal. this does not resemble peace, does it? amateur video of rebel fighters battling syrian troops. we cannot confirm this, because, frankly the restrictions on journalists are strong. so, today the red crescent, like our red cross report as workers ....