brian womack covers google for us. patrick, i will start with you. tell us about tight.ow do they stand out from the other unmanned aircraft companies out there? >> the way that this one stands out is that this is actually like a high altitude platform. the idea with this is that it will be able to stay on station for long periods of time. they will be able to use it to broadcast different signals, internet and whatnot. they still have hurdles to overcome but the promises large. it could mimic low earth orbit satellites. >> it looks kind of like a dragonfly in the air. brian, this is a company that facebook was in talks to buy. what happened there? >> google wants what it gets sometimes, and he got this. google is coming in later now for this. google has a lot of users. it has to get more. it has to find more places to advertise so we will do whatever it can to get these kinds of companies to get access to all the folks all over the world so it can show more ads and sell services. >> the goal according to google and facebook is to bring internet access to everyone. are t

for more, we are joined by brian womack. great to have you here. wonder if you can detail exactly what titan aerospace gives google. >> they give them drones, as you said. google is now in the drum business, if you will. but there is supposedly this effort to be good with it. they are trying to spread internet access to folks around the world. these drones give access to a secure places on the internet. of course, these drones have many more applications than that. >> tell us a little bit about where this fits into google's strategy. you say, giving people access to the internet all over the world, but does it also mean that google will be able to determine where you are, what you are doing and what ads they want to serve to you? >> yes, there has definitely been that concern that has been brought up. now google has another way to see where people are and what they are doing. we don't know what all of this means, but there is definitely concern out there about the privacy implications. google needs to find more folks to get on the web, so they can

andick egan, and on aircraft consultant to the army and brian womack. thank you. it was a wild day in hollywood with makers studio at the center of a bidding war. a $1.1ity media unveiled offern -- billion-dollar for maker but disney had made an offer for $950 million instead. jon erlichman is following the story. what is the latest? >> it is a funny one. when disney announced that it was acquiring maker, the immediate reaction was not, i wonder who else might bid for maker? the financial value that was placed on maker seemed pretty high for a business that some are trying to figure out what is the best financial model, the best way for them to be making money. clearly based on what maker is saying, this is already a done deal for disney. relativity felt different heading into today. it is interesting to know why they had interest. on the disney site, that company is looking for worthy eyeballs are going. you have seen these network develop. younger audiences comfortable watching content on youtube. these kind of networks bring these content into one spot. thousan