(gfx out) scott brenner a former assistant faa administrator. (kvc/brenner exchange)(kvc 14:29:03) "can a drone registration really make the skies safer?"(brenner 14:29:06) "i think it can, i think it's going to help the faa directly deal with the new drone user about what they need to know when they fly that drone." through that education effort the faa hopes to reduce the reports of reckless drone use. (gfx 2 in) registration requires a person's namam mailing adadess and d emaiai each erator will be given an registration number that must be displayed on every drone owned. while the drone industry has been largely supportive of the effort, the academy of model aeronautics said it's, "disappointed with the new rule..." - adding it "makes the registration process an unnecessary burden for our more than 185,000 members who have been operating safely for decades."(gfx 2 out) others have questioned the faa's decision to charge a $5 drobac is a lawyer who advocates for the drone industry. (drobac sot) (13:17:28) "to suggest that this doesn't create d

former faa assistant administrato scott brenner.(kvc/brereer exchange)(kvc 14:30:50) "do they need to have a drone registration program?"(brenner 14:30:53) "i think the faa was struggling with how do we educate new ususs?// (14:31:1:1 and by creating direct link to every user which will allow us to do a tremendous amount of education."the faa hopes at ededation will prevent more close calls in the air. (take gfx)a new report identified 158 incidents in the last two years where a drone came within 200 feet of another aircrcft - twenty-eight times the pilot had to take evasive manuevers. there has never been a confirmed collision between a drone and another aircraft.the new registration system will require drone owners to give their name, mailing address and email, and pay a $5 dollar fee.(e(e gfx) (drobac sot)(drobac c :18:52) "i think it's going to create a deterrent - i think some are not going to want to pay that fee."lawyer michael drobac works with the drone industry - which has generally been supportive of a registration system

we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with summer brenner and the executive director of the jewish committee library here in san francisco. welcome back. every anthology has a rationale behind it, so can you talk a little bit about what you understand to be the essentially the framing? >> i spoke about the definition itself but why jewish? i think howard brought in the good to mention about how more and more jewish writers are writing about the underbelly where the crime, but in the introduction, the editor has done an extremely air date explanation that goes back to many references of the bible where crimes are committed were the heroes that are lionized in biblical literature are actually flawed and imperfect beings struggling with their own demons . the introduction is very, very important in terms of setting the tone of the book, and then what follows are actually 30 plus authors writing in very different voices about very different subjects. you get a wide range of jewish perspective on what a crime story is. >> and is the genre by definition intended to you with the a

(gfx 1 out) scott brenner is a former assistant faa administrator. (kvc/brenner exchange) (kvc 14:29:03) "can a drone registration really make the skies safer?" (brenner 14:29:06) "i think it can, i think it's going to help the faa directly deal with the new drone user about what they need to know when they fly that drone." through that education effort the faa hopes to reduce the reports of reckless drone use. (gfx 2 in) registration requires a person's name, mailing address and email. each operator will be given an registration number that must be displayed on every drone owned. while the drone industry has been largely supportive of the effort, the academy of model "disappointed with the new rule..." - adding it "makes the registration process an unnecessary burden for our more than 185,000 members who have been operating safely for decades." (gfx 2 out) others have questioned the faa's decision to charge a $5 registration fee. michael drobac is a lawyer who advocates for the drone industry. (drobac sot) (13:17:28) "to suggest that this doesn't cr

(scott brenner. "i think the faa was struggling with how do we educate new users?// and by creating this registry, now we have a direct link to every user which will allow us to do a tremendous amount of education." kris van cleave the faa hopes that education will prevent more close calls in the air. a new report identified 158 incidents in the last two years where a drone came within 200 feet of another aircraft - twenty- eight times the pilot had to take evasive maneuvers. there has never been a confirmed collision between a drone and another aircraft. require drone owners to give their name, mailing address and email, and pay a $5 dollar fee. (the faa is waiving the $5 fee for the first 30 days of the program. all operators will be given an id number to display on their drone.) ((sharie johnson)) > now let's turn it over to demetia. brian loftus how are the roads looking this morning. southbound delays in the spaghetti bowl. roads are getting crowded right now. construction at the durango/cheyen ne intersection is scheduled to wrap up soon, hopefully in the nex

former faa assistant administrator scott brenner.(kvc/brenner exchange)(kvc 14:30:50) "do they need to have a drone registration program?"(brenner 14:30:53) "i think the faa was struggling with how do we educate new users?// (14:31:13) and by creating this registry, now we have a direct link to every user which will allow us to do a tremendous amount of education."the faa hopes that education will prevent more close calls in the air. (take gfx)a new report identified 158 incidents in the last two years where a drone came within 200 feet of another aircraft - twenty-eight times the pilot had to take evasive maneuvers. there has never been a confirmed collision between a drone and another aircraft.the new registration system will require drone owners to give their name, mailing address and email, and pay a $5 dollar fee.(end gfx) :1;10-1:21 (kris van cleave tag o/c)(the faa is waiving the $5 fee for the first 30 days of the program. all operators will be given an id number to display on their drone.) 3 investigators in denison are stil

we are assembled in the offices of kornbluth, elkins and brenner et al, for depositions in the separation pope v. pope. docket number 3025a. counsel for both parties are present. also present is the respondent william h. pope. good morning, everyone. good morning. the matter before us today is the legal custody of mr. pope's children. now, chief johnson, you have been called as a character witness, so would you please, in your own words, describe mr. pope

assistant administrator scott brenner. do they need to have a drone registration program? >> i think the f.a.a. was struggling with how do we educate new users, and by have a direct link to every user, which will allow us to do a tremendous amount of education. >> reporter: the f.a.a. hopes that education will prevent more close calls in the air. a new report identified 158 incidents in the last two years where a drone came within 200 feet of another aircraft. 28 times the pilot had to take evasive maneuvers. there has never been a confirmed collision between a drone and another aircraft. the new registration system will require drone owners to give their name, mailing address and e-mail and pay a $5 fee. >> i think some will not want to pay that fee. >> reporter: lawyer michael drobac works with the drone industry, which has been supportive of a registration system. does having the registration system make the skies safer, do you think? >> do i think those who would act in an inappropriate manner, do i think they will register? probably not. >> reporter: the f.a.a. will w

. >> reporter: former faa assistant administrator scott brenner.to have a drone registration program? >> i think the faa was struggling with how do we educate new users, and by creating this registry, now we have a direct link to every user, which will allow us to do a tremendous amount of education. >> reporter: the faa hopes that education will prevent more close calls in the air. a new report identified 158 incidents in the last two years where a drone came within 200 feet of another aircraft. 28 times the pilot had to take evasive maneuvers. there has never been a confirmed collision between a drone and another aircraft. the new registration system will require drone owners to give their name, mailing address and e-mail and pay a $5 fee. >> i think some will not want to pay that fee. >> reporter: lawyer michael drobac works with the drone industry, which has been supportive of a registration system. does having the registration system make the skies safer, do you think? >> do i think those who would act in an inappropriate manner, do i think th

scott brenner is a former assistant faa administrator. >> it's going to help the faa directly deal with user about what they need to know when they fly that drone. >> reporter: through that education effort, the faa hopes to reduce the reports of reckless drone use. registration requires a person's name, mailing address and e-mail. each operator will be given a registration number which must be displayed on every drone owned. while the drone industry has been largely supportive of the effort, the academy of aeronautic says it's disappointed saying it's an unnecessary burden for our 185,000 members who have been operating safely for decades. others have questioned the faa's decision to charge a $5 registration fee. this lawyer advocates for the industry. >> we're concerned this doesn't create a disincentive to sign up for the registry. >> reporter: the faa is going to waive the $5 fee for the first 30 days. the fee is the same whether you're registering a drone or a 787. >>> the nation is anticipating the most anticipated movie of the year. the biggest stars in the galaxy turned out for

. >> reporter: former faa assistant administrator scott brenner. do they need to have a drone registration program? >> i think the faa was struggling with how do we educate new users, and by creating this registry, now we have a direct link to every user, which will allow us to do a tremendous amount of education. >> reporter: the faa hopes that education will prevent more close calls in the air. a new report identified 158 incidents in the last two years where a drone came within 200 feet of another aircraft. evasive maneuvers. there has never been a confirmed collision between a drone and another aircraft. the new registration system will require drone owners to give their name, mailing address and e-mail and pay a $5 fee. >> i think it's going to create a deterrent. i think some will not want to pay that fee. >> reporter: lawyer michael drobac works with the drone industry, which has been supportive of a registration system. does having the registration system make the skies safer, do you think? >> do i think those who would act in an inappropri

. >> reporter: former faa assistant administrator scott brenner. do they need to have a drone registration program? >> i think the faa was struggling with how do we educate new users, and by creating this registry, now we have a direct link to every user, which will allow us to do a tremendous amount of education. >> reporter: the faa hopes that education will prevent more clcle calls in the air.. a new report identified 158 incidents in the last two years where a drone came within 200 feet of another aircraft. evasive maneuvers. there has never been a confirmed collision between a drone and another aircraft. the new registration system will require drone owners to give their name, mailing address and e-mail and pay a $5 fee. >> i think it's going to create a deterrent. i think some will not want to pay that fee. >> reporter: lawyer michael drobac works with the drone industry, which has been supportive of a registration system. does having the registration system make the skies safer, do you think? >> do i think those who would act in an inappropr

regift only good gifts, a mug from the 90's or pj's covered in candy are rookie brenners. once you got it down, rejoice an regift. sharon crowley, "fox 5 news." >> good advice there. >> doesn't looks like we're getting a white christmas this year. fox 5 he highs we're the forecast and regift that we'll see this, crist mean to. if you did want the chill, you got it today. temperatures were where they should be this time of year. we finally dropped down to the 40's on the 30's across parts of the rye state area. the high number made it to 40. morning we start off at 35 and it labs look we'll see chilly number once again tomorrow. so area-wide. in the 30's. 35 in poughkeepsie. 38 toward newark liberty. bellmawr at 37 degrees. 38 in islip. monticello the cold spot on the map. currently check in at 27 degrees. the cold air guess as for north as new england teen the west here moving to the great lacks. we have readings in the 20's in buffalo and detroit. pittsburgh is at 30. d.c. is 10 greece milder. we get in a few snow flurries pop up across the hudson valley. they are coming

finally going to get someone really bright, which is, really articulate, which he is to fight william brenner who they saw even after the court had a majority of appointed republicans was still pulling majority opinions out of the hat. didn't work out that way. turns out that scalia is much more like volume zero douglas, most liberal member and douglas said only so i have to save his nine. he never tried to get people to join his opinions or build coalitions. he didn't care if someone signed on. instead of forming a conservative block, which he was the intellectual spokesman, look at what happened last year. he is also-- linda greenhouse, former "new york times" court reporter has said his nastiness is seeping down into lower court and she cited some lower court cases where the dissent's have essentially said scilly academy nasty, so can i. >> i don't know what the answers you completely. your next, ma'am. your next. though, go, go. i am not a lawyer. >> i am a very angry about some of the courts decisions, but particularly the voting rights, which i believe is the one where ruth bader ginsbu

yule brenner. occasionally, i try to see a little musical theater. >> if you go to walmart with me, it is much more exciting. i am a merk. >> no americans ever come to see broadway when they come to new york, no, never. >> i'm part of the culture, part of 100 million strong. >> putting on a little show at walmart wherever you go? >> i am going to be in the aisles dancing. >> scaring little kids. >> i'm going to get remarried there. >> the nasdaq president on ipos in a moment. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. >>> good thursday morning. welco welcome back to "squawk on the street." david faber at the new york stock exchange. some muted action. the dow is up about 29 points. we are keeping a close eye on crude, which bottoms out at 36.52. just above that level. we know how much of a driver that's been. >> this is our road map for the next 60 minutes. tech stocks, some of the

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i'd like to welcome my guest, andy brenner.hanks for taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me. happy new year. >> happy new year. you wanted to talk about contrarian viewpoints, how that worked in 2015, and what it may mean for investors in 2016. so, give me your best. >> rick, i really don't like the european sovereign space. i don't like bunds, i don't like oats, i don't like anything over there. they're priced for an aggressive ecb, and i think draghi is out of bullets. i think you're starting to see now that the euro is starting to strengthen, vi vis-a-vis the dollar. by the time they raise the second time of the second quarter now you will start talking about bubbles in the u.s. and i think some of those may burst. so, you know, where i think the first quarter will be okay, i think the second half of the year, basically where we stalled last year, august, september. i think those could be rough times for the u.s. markets. but i really don't like the european space. as far as what i do like, i like everything t

. >> we had a guest earlier on from the brenner center for justice who said there is no empirical evidencel or extreme political beliefs or ideology actually lead an individual to violent action. what is your opinion on that? >> well, i don't know exactly what that guest was talking about. there is very little evidence to suggest that ream belief leads to violence, but there is a huge amount of evidence, as far as i'm aware to suggest that political ideological belief does lead to violence. when you consider that for certainly in the u.k., the bombers that we've had, terrorists that we had, people like jermaine lindsey, one of the 7/7 bombers, we had a chap called nicky riley, all of whom and there are many others, committed or attempted to commit acts of terrorism. the disproportionate number of these people are people who have converted not to the theological religion of islam, but the extremist violent terrorist ideology that masquerades as islam. >> just to be clear, we don't know the motive yet. i want to be clear about that, for this attack, but we're having this conversation because

. >> we went to mash brenner in the city and he just blew me away. >> from there on. >> i had something deep down and then we kissed on august between the sixth. >> magic, fire. >> labor day. >> that was it. >> i have a better idea. >> he is the one. >> i will change your whole life. you should come on good day and have your wedding on good day and lets do a valentines day wedding. >> let's do it. >> we will have brad satan do the ceremony. >> yes. >> he will definitely be invited to the wedding. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> adorable couple. >> i'll get a hug later. >> it is time for bus stop buddy. >> he yells shall it gets me all excited. >> we have a lot of rain this morning. temperature range from the the 30's to the 50's but getting warmer. you won't believe by end of the day, it is five out of ten. things will change. there is more rain moving through the the area right now and a little bit of icing up around the mountains. we have had tiny bit of of snow last night. 50 degrees here with the high of 62 degrees today as rain tapers off b

albert brenner joins us from people's united bank. stacy gilbert from us is we hannah.t, everybody says will tl is no sector more exposed than the financials. do you believe that? sometime the common wisdom isn't that wise. >> well, brian, the sector is certainly exposed to interest rates but composed in a positive way. what we're going to see tomorrow if the fed hikes, we're going to see an almost immediate move in the prime race and that's going to flow directly into the interest income of all the lenders here in the united states. >> yeah. it is called the secret of nim minus the rats. stacy, what is the options market expecting for the financial stocks? >> yes, you're right. options market in this broader financial select sector etf is looking for a bullish sent. to come out of the fed. that would be likely a rate hike here. just putting it in perspective, the implied move is around 2.5%. that's basically twice of what we've seen around fed meetings over the last five years. this is by far the biggest improbability that there is a rate hike if we compare to septembe