if i have harmed you or caused a lot to you, i owe you some recompensation. these are very old laws and they still apply to drones today. we have torts such as trespass. that still applies. if you intentionally send your drone on to somebody else's property, you may very well be able to be sued or liable for trespa trespass. similarly if you are negligent in the use of your drone, you are flying it in places that you shouldn't, there may be tort liability there as well. in addition, there are privacy torts and some specific state laws with respect to privacy and the technology, the camera technology on these drones has gotten so good that it is -- it is very easy to run afoul of some of these privacy regulations that we have today. there was a famous case in 1946 that overturned the old rule saying you owned all the property above your property. now they're starting to rethink, you know, is that -- is that necessarily true? do you own some of the air space above your property? similarly we are thinking about confess of, let's say the drone is not press patres

there is still discussion about financial incentives and recompense for poor countries and what theyuld have to do to get their carbon emissions down, but it seems like on the basis of our reporting, our reporters who are over there, who cover this issue, they are confident a deal is going to get done. the question about whether that will make a dent in the carbon emissions, i think, is way down the line. i think we will walk out with something obama can say, this matters to me a lot. this is part of my legacy. i got something my presidents could not. mark: too often, president obama is accused of not doing anything because he cares about his legacy. i think on this issue, as far as i understand it, this is an issue on which he has talked more personally to more world leaders the most other issues and that makes a difference. [bell rings] deep dive.xt, the what is going on in syria and what it means for the 2016 foreign policy primary. we will be right back. ♪ tonight, airst guest longtime advisor to republicans -- currently the advisor to speaker of the house paul ryan. he is also t

would really recompense the entire world war ii veterans.upervisor kim, i have done -- [inaudible]. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> thank you president breed and other members. my name is christopher. in the season of celebrating menace, i rides to comment on the mental state of the republican party. the contradictions among such a mixed bag of motivations can be entertaining to watch. although appalling to live with. the most division these days is between the book pounders and the bookkeepers. the bookkeepers are feeling the need to fiddle with the tax system. their profit curves are losing their profitable slope. their main problem is their political infantry, their feet on the ground, their fingers on the doorbells of rural and suburban party. tea party has fallen behind the fashion curb. critical credibility depend on success. the tea whit party is the problem and not the party. they think the public should just shove off. the many have tried it and few can carry off that attitude. never having implemented much in the w

would really recompense the entire world war ii veterans.upervisor kim, i have done -- [inaudible]. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> thank you president breed and other members. my name is christopher. in the season of celebrating menace, i rides to comment on the mental state of the republican party. the contradictions among such a mixed bag of motivations can be entertaining to watch. although appalling to live with. the most division these days is between the book pounders and the bookkeepers. the bookkeepers are feeling the need to fiddle with the tax system. their profit curves are losing their profitable slope. their main problem is their political infantry, their feet on the ground, their fingers on the doorbells of rural and suburban party. tea party has fallen behind the fashion curb. critical credibility depend on success. the tea whit party is the problem and not the party. they think the public should just shove off. the many have tried it and few can carry off that attitude. never having implemented much in the w

we're looking live right now from washington, d.c., the james abroga 9/11 health recompensation act would make sure these first responders are taken care of. the legislation expired last month. comedian jon stewart will be joining the firefighters at various congressional offices throughout the day as he did several months ago in support of them. >>> actor charlie sheen revealed exclusively on the "today" show that he is hiv-positive. the 50-year-old told nbc's matt lauer he doesn't know how he contracted the virus and was diagnosed four years ago. hiv is the virus that causes aids but sheen has been taking anti-retro viral drugs and his doctor says he is healthy. sheen says he's speaking about his condition to help others. >> it's a hard three letters to absorb, you know? it's a turning point in one's life. >> sheen says he went public with his condition to put a stop to what he called shakedowns from prostitutes and others who threatened to reveal his secret. he admit he is has paid people millions of dollars to buy their silence but says after today he's not paying anything anymore. >>

as well as a legal obligation when you injure someone, there is a duty for you to try and make recompense as best you can and try to heal them as s2 can, and that continues to this day -- as best as you can, and that continues to this day. no one had ever done this before. no one had ever sat down after a war to provide individual compensation to the victims of not only that war, but the persecutions related to it. to work out the principles and set up the machinery and to put paths and tolative let it be decided on an enormous scale, i mean, millions of claims, jews and non-jews. jews were the primary targets, and the gypsies were close behind on the knotty extermination programs, but many othervery victims, including german victims, and it would be a mistake to disregard them, and we didn't disregard them. compensationhe laws, it would indemnify them, and they all have equal rights under the law, jews and non-jews. >> [indiscernible] benjamin: let me give you some idea of the legal principles involved. first, what do you ask for? andad global sums in mind, we thought of 3 billion marks

we reopened the victims recompensation fund for those families whose losses became apparent after september11th. providing them an alternative to litigation. in the last five years, the victims compensation fund has provided nearly 6,300 first responders with $1.4 billion in compensation determinations. since we enacted the bill, i am aware of no further 9/11 related lawsuits. despite its current success, september 30th, 2015, congress allowed the world trade center health program to expire. fortunately, there is legislation pending in the house to permanently reauthorize the victims compensation fund and the world trade center health program. they have the cosponsorship of 247 cosponsors of majority of the house, including more than 50 republicans. and filibuster majority in the senate was 65 cosponsors. if congress failed to act, thousands of first responders would lose access to compensation they fend to support their families when they are tragically gone. they are sprader to shutter their operations. if dcf is not fully funded and reauthorize said, first responders who have received a