SoCal lawmakers propose regulations on drones during emergencies

GRIFFITH PARK, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- As drones increase in popularity, their ability to ground water-dropping planes or helicopters during fires becomes a safety issue.

Last month, drones delayed the aerial assault for nearly 30 minutes during the North Fire in the Cajon Pass.

Local lawmakers are hoping to tackle the growing problem.

Reporter Sid Garcia has the details on proposals to regulate the unmanned aircraft in the video above.