to war or to otherwise use lethal force now obviously there's a lot of criticism about drones you avi's and lars and numerous discussions taking place on an international level but before we move forward it's important to critically and analyze the significance of these machines so let's take a quick look at what these robots offer their human counterparts and why the u.s. is turning to this technology more and more frequently now the first is the most obvious pro of course. no lives are in that actually going to be lost of the country that owns the robots they're not put in direct danger military commanders can send these robots into hard to reach or particularly volatile regions we don't risking in troops on the other hand these technologies actually have a limited ability to distinguish between civilians and combatants at best their ability to differentiate between the two is reliant on the human who actually created encoded them on the pro side however these robots can process information much quicker than human counterparts in battle time is of the essence and every second counts c

that's when one of the suicide bombers came up and tried to get into the place. >> avi, the securityrd, has a bad feeling when 21-year-old asif hanik walks up. >> the guy was a little bit too quick in his pace. suicide bombings were going on all the time at that particular time. so we both looked at each other and froze. >> hanik is strapped with plastic explosives when avi kicks him in the chest to keep him from entering the crowded bar. >> and the next thing i can barely remember is this guy stepping back up onto the sidewalk and yelling. >> as hanik stumbles backwards, he blows himself up. the explosion sends jack flying into the front window. >> the next thing i know i'm in the hospital and it is three days later. >> he's hurt but he's going to be fine. you saved a lot of people's lives that night. >> avi is critically wounded but is hailed as a national hero. >> who knows how many people would have been killed in that small space, so he saved literally a hundred lives. >> why mike's place? >> well, i think mike's place represents the best that this part of the world has to offer

schools offer bachelor degrees in engineering and fly new avi's dozens more offer drone one zero one courses and classes. the university of north dakota kicked off its four year program in two thousand and nine with just five students that number is now a hundred and twenty they've elected you to major in unmanned aircraft systems and i believe the reason is that they see this is an opportunity for its object knology embry riddle aeronautical university in florida began training to a violence and operators in two thousand and eleven so expect the number of graduates to reach the hundreds in the next several years and becoming apparent that you make these are. pretty much any type of operation you can imagine the increased interest in the drone industry is largely fueled by post-grad starting salaries that are much higher than those for pilots flying planes or helicopters where an economy that's hasn't recovered ok so people see opportunities for jobs where there's money to be had of course but the problem is that universities are supposed to do something more than serve the military

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but to be inspired, and inspired playwright, that is a horse of a different color. ,avis: can you tell on the page without regard to the writer, whether or not it was inspired or whether it is manipulating un's, moments, ideas? can you tell the difference? >> you can feel the difference. you feel it. it is as simple as that. you feel it. tavis: "joe turner's come and ," august has done in 10 plays all good stuff on this historic continuum. there is something about this play, i think -- in fact, i know i have seen "joe turner's come and gone" more than anything else in the 10 plays in the canon. why does this one keep coming back? >> there is something about this play. there is something about this play. i am told that august considered this the perfect play. this play, what is this play about? tavis: that is a loaded question. >> and a loaded answer. million answers to it. it captures you, takes you, in a way. "gem of the and ," not" even "radio golf the mystical way in which it is presented in "joe turner's come is this," but there underlying theme of being connected to the past, conn

. >> good to be here. .avis: that is our show thanks for watching. as always until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a ce brosation with pier nan. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> after 40 years of sailing the world and finding big investment ideas in small out-of-the-way companies, chuck royce shiers the lessons learned and sea changes he's experienced. small cap legend chuck royce is next on "consuelo mack wealthrack."

our breakthrough idea hopes to give hertz and avis a run for their money. we have the ceo behind it. who made money today? investors in a company that many thought couldn't even be saved. keep watching to find out. even when they say it is not, it is always about money. >> i'm interested in who is going to jail. there are specific laws that pertain to irs employees. and, the attorney general indicated as such earlier this week. there's a serious problem and i think it is our job to get to the bottom of it. melissa: whoa, house speaker john boehner wants jail time in the irs scandal but were any laws actually broken? joining me for more on this, attorney jennifer bonjean and former federal prosecutor fred tease see, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> fred, let me start with you, the specific law is the klein c a conspiracy to defraud the u.s. by frustrating functions of the irs or federal entity. >> he didn't call me and tell me what law he was talking about. i'm telling you if i'm a prosecutor my philosophy if you want to be a bear you might as well be

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avis: why is this so stubborn >> i think largely because america is suffering, something that people won't talk enough about, in my view, and that is widening inequality. most of the gains of economic growth since the recession have gone to the very top, the top 1%, the top one-tenth of 1%. the middle class and everybody aspiring to join the middle class just doesn't have the purchasing power to go and keep the economy going. you cannot have a strong economy without a strong and growing middle class. tavis: i am not naive been asking this question, but louis brandeis once said you can either have the will concentrate in the hands of a few, or you can have democracy, but you cannot have both. that is becoming more and more, to your point, the way the country is run, the way the deck is stacked, and yet there is not a lot of conversation about it, what is it going to take for us to have a real conversation about income inequality, could you cannot sustain a democracy this way long term? >> you also cannot sustain an economy long term. even the rich would do better with a smaller share

like china and japan are now at each other's throat in a new war mrs went down picking mrs watson avi's but but going out there and buying gold well it's a shift it's a this is a period of time change because this is what's not to be for fifteen years drove central bank policies she drove interest rates down around the world by speculating wildly in the paper markets selling yen buying icelandic krona or european euros now there's a new buyer in town and they have a different mindset to what was going on in japan though japan i might say mrs watson obvious now out buying gold as well mrs watson i mean i salute you and mrs you two should get together and make peace because you have a common enemy joe wiesenthal. don't. of of the paper turning you can be joe and henry blodget over there business insider well you know i finally speaking of mrs watson abi i want to show this little picture i have here of an actual kamikaze plane during world war two and then cut to the chart of the euro on the announcement of negative interest rates you see this is the currency war that's proof that the amb

or we could say, one avis-- no, no, no, no, wait, one hertz. [laughter] okay? one hertz is a shortcut name for one vibration per second. you get it? now, let's suppose i swing it back and forth two times per second. guess how many hertz i'm vibrating now. two. begin with a t. - two. - two. too easy? two. it's easy, huh? try this one. try this one. [laughter] let's suppose i vibrated back and forth seven times a second. hey. yeah, all right. 7.9 times per second. how many hertz? eight. [laughter] not eight. no, no, no. almost eight, almost eight. let's suppose we get really nitpicky now. 7.9 vibrations per second, how many hertz is that? 7.9. 7.9 hertz. you see what i'm saying? okay? now let's get to another item. not with the frequency of vibration is, but let's talk about the time during which one cycle occurs. this one is one vib per second, one hertz. how long does it take in seconds to undergo one complete cycle? begin with a w. - one. - one. okay. let's suppose i swing it at twice the frequency. how long would it take for one cycle? not everybody be seeing

did promise to reduce the number of drone strikes he also pave the way for the consolidation of you avi's into the sole control of the pentagon and laid out his rules to govern these attacks according to the new america foundation there have been thirteen drone attacks on pakistan soil this year alone resulting in seventy five. still ahead here on r t wal-mart plead guilty to dumping hazardous waste but should we really expect this mega corporation to change its ways that's after the break. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't run time part is a big. wal-mart is famous for rolling back its prices to provide consumers with quality products that competitive prices but it turns out that while the company was protecting its customers our pocketbooks was not doing the same for the environment the company has pled guilty to criminal charges of dumping hazardous waste in sixteen counties across california wal-mart will now pay

avis budget beat because they're raising their rental traveler rates.'m a homeowner, they raised my insurance 25%. some people somewhere are definitely getting price increases through and in some cases it's going through to the bottom line. ing opening at $19.25. >> this rent a car, i can't believe it, hertz is such a great stock. there a there's pricing in the rentals, really incredible. >> rick santelli from chicago. go ahead, rick. >> thanks. the group there nailed it. what the buzz is on the trading floor and on my phone is basically mario draghi talking about negative interest rates. just contrast the notion if you're going to leave your money resting at the ecb, we will penalize you in some way, we don't want it on the middle of the teeter-totter and want it to slide down to grease gears. our forgive pays for excess funds to be held, a bit of contrast there. as they move the rates lower, the market had some predictable movements. look at in ter day on our 10 year. here's what we were following on volatility. look at a 10 year boom deal. the low yi

avi >> similar but it comes in that color from the fish.'ve done is we have sticky rice and nori sheets. the same thing you make sushi with. >> got you. >> citrus mayo, macadamia nuts t and top our rice with that. real quick because i know we're running out of time. deal with garnish for the flyiny fish oil and cherry juice, apple sider vinar and with this being hawaii you can use ahi l fish from here. >> tell us about your restaurant.re >> i'm going mosey on over. >> okay. >> we represent south america, e central america and north america.a. and we have festivals where we have featured foods from across the world we don't feature on a daily basis. >> allison will be over here. i'll taste this and be right here food and the culture is what we love, the beautiful tansing. good morning to all of you. did morning. aloha. can you please introduce therodu name of the -- i don't want to o stand in front of you, dear, can you introduce the name of group and how significant it is. >> we'reit a d.c. based hawaiian school based on the foundation of p

like china and japan are now at each other's throat in a new war mrs wenger is now picking mrs watson avi's but by going out there and buying gold well it's a shift is that this is a period of time change because this is what's not to be for fifteen years drove a central bank policy chief drove interest rates down around the world by speculating wildly in the paper markets selling yen buying icelandic krona or european euros now there's a new buyer in town and they have a different mindset to what was going on in japan though japan i might say mrs watson obvious now out buying gold as well mrs watson i mean i salute you and mrs you two should get together and make peace because you have a common enemy joe wiesenthal. don't. of of the paper turning you can be joe and candy blodget over there business insider well you know i finally speaking of mrs watson i'll be i want to show this little picture i have here of an actual kamikaze plane during world war two and then cut to the chart of the euro on the announcement of negative interest rates you see this is the currency war that's proof that t

. >> jimmy: avi catches wesley off guard with a premature confession. >> i think i love you, wesley.esley makes a quick exit from an uncomfortable situation. meanwhile, while the other girls bond over tea, jesse makes it clear that she's not here to make friends. >> we're having a tea party and jessie freaks out. >> you didn't share! >> she's crazy. >> jimmy: later at the cocktail party, wesley flirts with tesla. you're beautiful. >> yeah, i am. >> i'm better than the other girls. >> wesley, i would like some time with you. i don't think these girls have anything on me, plus i use my secret weapon. okay, wesley, i have a big surprise for you. are you ready? what's that? you like cookies? yes, you do. do you want one? go ahead and grab one. i like the big girl all right. >> jimmy: wesley, do you think your met your wife today? >> probably. >> jimmy: well, you certainly have a lot to process. i'll leave you with your thoughts. >> good talking to you, jim. >> reporter: in the most shocking twist in "baby bachelor" history. five girls missed the dinosaur ceremony due to nap time. and now

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i'm a moderate the he avy user daily. >> i'm chris. i'm 28. i smoke on a regular to help ease the pain. >> lauren is 25, a heavy user of marijuana. she showed up in more than twice the proposed legal limit, according to the blood tests we conducted. >> nice job. >> we asked the driver training program master drive to conduct the test. it's closed course was set up with cones. >> whoops. oh, there was already a cone. >> quick lane change s and stop signs. >> this way. >> after a cup up -- couple of practice runs it was time to smoke. >> i will tell you when i start feeling it. >> before our start we measured for the levels of thc. ty was already over twice the limit. >> i did it backwards. >> she feels in control but has trouble maintaining the speed limit and strikes several of the cones. >> how did it feel after having smoked? >> actually, it was more -- i felt more relaxed. >> worse than the first time. she's missing entire elements of the course. >> that we would see. she repeatedly drove on the wrong side of the cones, both before and afte

. >> i like hertz and avis. they are both trying harder.ryl if california. >> caller: yes, thank you for taking my call, darryl in catch, a big boo-yah to ya. >> boo-yah back. >> caller: i want to know your thoughts on whittium petroleum. >> i do like erg more than whiting. let's go to brian in new york. brian! >> caller: hey, jim, a big let's go rangers boo-yah. >> what's going on? >>. >> caller: all right, the possibility of rising interest rates, should i own plain all american paa? >> yeah. you know what, you will not get anywhere near the plain, obviously that stuck has had a good run, i like it. let's go to john if california. john! >> caller: from the cramer fan club out here in sacramento, pennsylvania. >> you know where i used to park my car. that was my house at the time. >> caller: we've noticed the cramer cavemen and found out that dole has sold their ships, their packageing delaware we're jumping on dole thinking they will be a takeover target. what is your position on dole? >> i think the earnings are okay. i'm sorry, i like a

many are household names, such as american express, avis, google, and macy's.y also come from a variety of industries. union pacific railway, whole foods, and yelp. >>> a senate investigation says apple has used a web of affiliates to avoid paying billions of dollars in income taxes. investors say they ran those companies that had no other employees. apple holds more than $100 billion overseas. apple's strategy is not illegal, but it does take advantage of tax loopholes. the ceo is scheduled to testify tomorrow. >>> in news of the world, a wave of bombings killed at least 76 people today. the worst of the attacks happened in baghdad where 10 car bombs exploded in open markets and shiite neighborhoods. more than 250 people have died in attacks in just the past week. in turkey, two hot air balloons collided, sending one plugging to the ground. two tourists from brazil died. the wicker basket of one balloon hit the fabric of the other, causing a bigtary. dozens of balloons were out taking tourists sight seeing over volcanic rock formations. this is the second fata

many are household names, such as american express, avis, google, and macy's.y also come from a variety of industries. union pacific railway, whole foods, and yelp. >>> a senate investigation says apple has used a web of affiliates to avoid paying billions of dollars in income taxes. investors say they ran those companies that had no other employees. apple holds more than $100 billion overseas. apple's strategy is not illegal, but it does take advantage of tax loopholes. the ceo is scheduled to testify tomorrow. >>> in news of the world, a wave of bombings killed at least 76 people today. the worst of the attacks happened in baghdad where 10 car bombs exploded in open markets and shiite neighborhoods. more than 250 people have died in attacks in just the past week. in turkey, two hot air balloons collided, sending one plugging to the ground. two tourists from brazil died. the wicker basket of one balloon hit the fabric of the other, causing a bigtary. dozens of balloons were out taking tourists sight seeing over volcanic rock formations. this is the second fata

they make money by representing out ordinary people cars for half the price of hertz or avis. >> hardere else drive my car but i don't mind driving somebody else car. >>reporter: especially because renter get to pick what they drive. >> they gravitate to prius and honda. >>reporter: why prius and honda. >> they save fuel. >>reporter: flit car job is to make every car rentable even the rentable. >> they come become and they have a 30 or 40 dollar khishtion get paid on based how new the car is and how much it's driven. parking and car wash still free. >> important thing is the customer leaves happy. >>reporter: at the sap frn airport january thon bloom abc 7 news. >> that is innovative idea. >> well he made us feel like we were on the journey with him. >> if this is ground coal to marriages up next on 7 news at 9:00. newest social media star 9:00.[ male announcer ]dia star citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. easier banking. because what you don

you helped fund telemundo, you helped avis go public.an who didn't inherit a cruise line, does that mean you operate this differently? >> mickey is a very smart successful executive over very many years. we're running our business quite a bit different. the industry has grown up with a bench of the same people, and what i thought would be interesting would be bringing people from other disciplines in. this is another business, and digging in and understanding the metrics that make it work seamlessly simplifying proses, and dealing with the travel agents and the proposition. >> reporter: i want kevin, thank you very much. >> thanks so much. >> reporter: congratulations and good luck with the ship. a $900 million ship that you will hear a lot about if you live in manhattan and greater new york. guys, back to you. >>> thank you, simon, so very much. appreciate it. well, you know, it's been disaster after disasters for new york city as bike-sharing program. even citigroup has been caught up in it. will it finally take to the road? we'll have

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>>> the army sergeant has agreed to plead guilty to avied the death xenlt., crazed and broken in march of 2012. that's when he carried out the predawn attacks in southern afghanistan. he is currently being held in washington state. the officials say bales shot or stabbed to death 16 people in two villages, most of them children. he was taken into custody as he returned to the base. nbc news pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski joins me live. any plea deal still has to be approved by a judge and a commanding general. is that expected to happen? >> well, you know, it is obvious that both the defense and the prosecution in this case wanted to avoid a long, lengthy trial. where all the gory, grim details of this assault by sergeant bales, alleged assault until he is proven guilty, on two separate villages, their in southern afghanistan. and there was a certain level of premeditation that night because according to the reports, sergeant bales had left his base in southern afghanistan, went to one village where he allegedly went on a shooting spree. then return

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where you wavy ownership is becoming mainstream but what are the limits when you own your own if you avi r t goes drone shopping ahead of. a man suspected of being connected to the boston bombers was fatally shot by f.b.i. agents law enforcement claims that the suspect attacked them during questioning more on the shooting and the suspects relationship with the boston bombers.

bigger loss at avis budget, but company raised, flat.d, look at this, a bounceback not all the way, but after the drop yesterday, we're up 50 points. time is money, 30 seconds, here is what else we've got for you, on our business, a travel theme today. we've got two states building a high speed rail, yes, did you know that? or trying to, and california and texas, okay, which one do you think is going to do it and do it right? i suspect that's a no-brainer, but we will ask the question, and give you the story. travel websites big profit. where is that money coming from? who is booking trips? here is a hint, it's not us. and they're piling into the private jet market, going commercial not really pleasant, is it? so get out of dodge. we'll talk to the man whose company has the first private yet app. we've got it all. and then we've got legal marijuana, in colorado fly to denver, go to the pot shop, light up legally. any tours available? that's next. ♪ jump, jump ♪ ♪ jump, jump ♪ ♪ (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest the

avis with of arrows. hitting new highs. hertz is up over 60%. back to you.e on the rally, charles payne joins us. charles: has this struck anyone that we are up today on good news? remember the narrative last week? cheryl: he is not worried about it. charles: we do want a rally that is going up. jobs are being created. the economy is doing well. everyone is nervous all of a sudden. how do you interpret this news. we have the home numbers out. we are back to rallying good news. this would be the perfect scenario. dennis: that could show a certain sentiment shift here. charles: well, you know, the idea, ultimately, is that it should do that. you hate to say it, but it is pretty gutsy in this day and age. i am seeing rotation. banks are up. you get the sense that people do not want to come out of the market. it is real hard to buy stocks when they are already at a 52 week high. cheryl: what you say to people that look at these stocks and they are worried that they are topping out right now? charles: i would not touch bank of america. i would not touch city. i d

[laughter] avy, ais the mother of beautiful and sweet three-year- old girl. imagine what that is like for a parent. you're just figuring out how to take care of it a b and find out how to pay for expense of treatments that could save your baby's life. any parent knows that there is nothing we will not do to take care of our kids. it is nice to have somebody who has your back. affordable care act made it illegal for bad actors in the insurance industry to discriminate against kids like avy. today she is doing great. where is she? there she is. hey, sweetie. [applause] alicia wrote in and said the healthcare law is about people like me. it is alicia care. because of alicia care, the affordable care act, insurance companies can no longer impose lifetime limits on the amount of care that you receive or drop your coverage if you get sick or discriminate against children with pre-existing conditions. women have access to free preventive care like checkups and mammograms and cancer screenings. you can catch preventable illnesses on the front and. end.nfront that is

are was a one-time air force and .avy heyday -- or was it a one-time air force and navy heyday? it harkens back to there-land battle. -- air-land battle. the confrontational sounding slogan that china seems to take a little bit of that reaction to. can you comment on how you're thinking about that? >> i have not thought about that. like a lot of things when first -- to your point about the concept, it is a concept. i look at it as a phase of an operation. i think that is the safest way to look at it. it is an anti-x is ariel do now how do you deal in an environment where they do not want you to come in? but technology has become more advanced to push them offshore or back into the air. but the area of the now -- denial is historical. it goes way back. i look at it as a phase. if we are trying to impose our will somewhere around the world, the enemies will try its best to ensure that we do not. they will do that through a variety of means. one could be kinetic weapons. --could be in their weapons air weapons. if you be weapons that go into the and come back down. -- it could be w

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