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People at keep points and, you know, remember every time that one of these drones gets near an airliner, it's a person who is flying it, who is putting it near an airliner, so it's partly an education issue, partly a training issue. but it's relatively easy to program a drone to say out of certain areas. it's the people who are flying them who are either unaware of the rules or not really living by the regulations. >> up to a million drones are to be sold it's estimated over this christmas season. a lot of questions here. there's also, you know, personal privacy. how do you govern, how do you ...

Appropriate use of force in this particular case and if there's a pattern that any officer exhibits of excessive use of force if this is excessive use of force. >> if it is, is this a training issue? >> yeah, i think it's a training issue. do i think the officer should be fired? that's up to the police commissioner. this guy has a pattern of using excessive force. >> here is a question that a lot of people are discussing. they came on the air and said this has nothing to do with race. there is no way it has anything to do with race. your thoughts on that in. >> that's always a problem. when pe...

That says something that there's a training issue, pilots are not -- don't have enough experience. that is very troubling to me. the fact that the airplane's 27 years old, listen, if they maintain an airplane appropriately, we in the states, we have a thing called progressive maintenance. i have a general aviation airplane built in 1973. it's still very airworthy airplane. 27 years doesn't really set it back. what it says to me, though, about this particular airline, and richard and i were doing some research together on this, they are older airplanes. it says they that purchased them probably...

Mecks' home matched robert cowan. >> it goes without saying that i was highly irritated and embarrassed for the department. >> i initially on the latent evidence being misread, i tend to believe that was probably a training issue. >> it just was simply a situation where the original examiner was in over his head and couldn't handle it. >> armed with the fingerprint evidence and the ballistic test results, robert cowan was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder. >> took him back to the office and i showed him where his fingerprints were definitely found inside of that house...

Especially in baltimore, what are you seeing on that video? what do you think you're seeing? >> well, on the video, there's really not much to analyze. i mean, you see cuffs are placed on him and he's being transported to the van. i see he's in pain. i see his legs don't appear to be working properly. on the video, i didn't see any impropriety. but my question lies with the reason for stopping him in the first place. for apprehending him in the first p$p7%ú!ecause he i think we have some constitutional issues here and that's a training issue. that's a supervision issue, as well. just running,...