in the caa and how the age of aviation began. five years ago writing avenue book to get a comprehensive look and as many called them unmanned arial vehicle or uav. but then i read an article that the 10 aircraft that change the world. the only uav was the predator. the predator was the uav that change the world. it seemed to me more and more evident it natalie changed the world of warfare but opened the door to the m&a and civilian aviation revolution. end of those of the drug revolution. the five-year said it took to write this book is as strange as the aircraft itself. it was just a buzz or unorthodox as the predator. the former israeli aeronautic engineer the people regard as a genius. board in 1937 but grown up with the socialist idea that characterizes israel of the 40's and 50's. by his early thirties he was director of design and special projects the aerospace manufacturer but of the corporate climate seen from their early 70's 70's, after working on a budget the kore in 1973 inspired to strike out on his own. and immigrat

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and the fact that the caa has come through lie heavily on this. it begins as the entire u.s. military [inaudible] the predator at that point had a small conference program and five months before 9/11 estimated by 2010 the armed services might have as many as 290 and 12010 arrived, the military armed 14 different types and today the air force is annually training or aircraft operators including developing unmanned combat vehicles. as many as 80 nations are building their own military uavs. and it has already outstripped this and in short i think that [inaudible] including an anticipated ideas and what followed was a drone revolution that is still unfolding. thank you for listening and it's been an honor. whatever time we have remaining, i will do my best to answer questions. [applause] >> thank you, it was great. and i am sure that there are quite a few questions. if i may, let me start with two questions to add two additional aspects to this debate. okay, so applications from an ethical point of view, a moral point of view. none on how you look at all of this? and what about

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it caa create a bigger bit of support for oil. it will stop oil from getting a lot lower.ing to what you say there. three dollars a gallon. we will take that. thank you, sir. >> republicans appear to be trending up. we have some polls for you. congressman kori gardner. republican tom coughlin leads income bit senator mike prior. joni ernst increases her leave over bruce braley. does it help the democrats? it does not appear to be hoping them, but it should. they are running away from president obama. >> nottin every state, no. absolutely not helping her. instead a race that should have been close. a race has basically gone to macconnell now because she has refused to say that she has supported president obama in the last few elections. stuart: i just wanted to listen to democrats senate -- >> let me just clarify. i probably spent maybe 45 minutes of my life with president obama. i spent 47 years with my father as an ab visor and somebody who deeply understands that bipartisanship is at the very heart of getting something done. stuart: she is really going overboard to dista

>> guest: the book opens with that the returns that the semester before somehow this caa -- the cia wasterested and i must have been interviewed with them but there were interested. so it got very serious the last round of interviews daybreak me to virginia with the physical test and psychological evaluations part of that is a lie detector test. i am breezing through this no way i don't get the internship i don't think nothing of it. i am not going to live. have you ever used drugs which i hadn't but i was in high school might two best friends shared a locker because it was during lunch it was closest to the of lunchroom the widow of our banks in the same locker to get there first but they also threw a lot of wheat into that locker. that is sure thing. not my thing. do whatever you got to do i was playing basketball. so i was guilty about that and i felt guilty and in the fraternity-- sometimes you're in their room where everybody is smoking you could barely see your hand in front of your face and every time there's been one of these rooms i am thinking i know i'm getting a contact i. s

football will never again be be placed ahead of educating, nurturing and protecting young people.ecting in caao the presumption of innocence. t inn these rules can turn words on their head like alice in wonderland. the ncaa's bedrock pledge to avoid commercial exploitation of college athletes aims to safegu safeguard them from getting paid too much or at all rather than a toon little in the ordinary usae of the word exploit.ag to use selfishly for one's ends. i would suck jest one hopeful precedent from the work of your commerce committee. this is not the first time that the governance of amateur sports together with the education of college athletes has presented a vested interest. 50 years ago, an early bonanza intensified between the ncaa ana the amateur athletic union, aaud which controlled access to the olympic gamings. aau leaders accused an unpray un trottic ncaa of sabotaging u.s. chances to win medals.erefor they claim they were already paid and not amateurs at all e e since the ncaa approved scholarships in 1956. the squabbling, exhausted mcarthur who recommended blue ribbon commissi