t redefine air travel r a new generatn. >> to ensure our forces are safer and stronger. >> to ake the world we shre toomorrow and beyond. >> around theglobe, et people of boeg re working together to make a difference >> that's why we' here. >> major fundinis also provid by the annenrg, the corporation forublic broadcasti, and by contributions to your pbs station fromviewers lie you. thk you. once again, live from washington, moderat gwen ifill. gwen: good eening. after weeks of closedoor negotiatio and carefully oated trial balloons, we finally got to see t senate finance mmittee's health care plan this week. minus the public option the president says he was, minus the republican support committee chairman maxaucus says he was, and minus the price tag that critics have said could explodehe federal defit. so everbody's happy, right? not so much. lien to what house inority leader john boehner had to say on the neshour last nig. >> i don'tbelieve that any of these alth plans that we've se thus far from the democrats inongress ca pass any way, shape, or form. and i do believe thathe pride

and e generatns, the speed with which we're going fro 3g to 4g, we've beenehind the law.now all audden we're movg at the speed we're hitting that inflecon point. t only wiless devices ubiquitous in t world what i was descring earlier no just the phone. almost everythinis going to be connected wirelessly. so -- charlie: only apply to micro proser >> traditionally in the tech industry it's term thrown around. actually applies to a lot ke fiber optics ty reay developed athe speed of morse'slaw as to terms of how muchapacity in a fiber. it was doubling ever18 nths. the biggest impedent to mobile growths you got processors lot faster, screens are gettin sharper, they usmore and more power and batterytechnology is nomoving very fast. lithium ion batteries hit the market in ' not a lot better. incrementally bette but mobe depes upon batteries. even these here deces i've been describinhave to be powered. that's t one brethrough that the indury needs. it needs battery bakthroughs? >> crlie: where might it co from? >> i don't know. lar we hope. renewable energy sources. >> charlie:

recall in school when it happened and even if you are fairly young you remember it but basically the generatnor whom it was a real monumentally then is really what draws the folks who believe in the conspiracy theory in both cas. >> guest: yes, i think that is definitely true. the polls show about a third of americans across all ages believe the bush administration was involved in 9/11, either knew about it in advance and decided not to stop the dore actually was involved in planning and executing the event in those numbers the way up when you look at age and a majority of americans age18 to 29 believe in these theories so this could mean that these theories become more popular over time. there is certainly a generational aspect thoh to conspiracy theories about t government in that is, and when you are ungero question authority nca. that is questionine authority as somehowooler and more compelling than someone say no, no, no the government would never do that sort of thing. so there is that. also i think that 9/11 shares with the kennedy assasnation and with pearl harbor this sense for the p