play kemper and not busick. what's the determining factor? >> it's whether i like the place or the golf course suits my game. a lot of different factors go into it. it has to do a lot with the majors and gearing up for the majors. >> larry: does that mean you'll play the week before the majors? >> i usually take the week off before the majors. some like to play two or three weeks in a row into a major, and others like to just go off into seclusion and get ready that way. >> larry: do you have ever wonder looking back how all this happened to you? you're superb at the sport. all this attention so young, do you ever think where did this come from? >> i really do, because it's wild. i go grocery shopping and people recognize me. the wildest thing that ever happened was my friends and i were going to -- where were we going? to a clipper game. >> larry: a clipper game? >> we're driving along in the car about 25 miles an hour. it's at night, my window was down, but it was at night and we're driving along and people recognized me. that was wild. tha

i will play kemper and not buick. what's the determining factor? >> whether i've played there or not before, whether the golf course suits my game. a lot of different factors go into it. it has to do a lot with the majors and gearing up. i like to have my game peaking for these. >> larry: you play the week before a major? >> i usually take the week off. some like to play two or three weeks in a row into a major, and others like to golf in seclusion and get ready that way. >> larry: do you ever wonder looking back how all this happened to you? i mean, you're obviously superb at the sport, but all this attention so young. do you ever think to yourself, where did this come from? >> i really do, because it's wild. when i go grocery shopping, run my cart up and down the the aisles and people recognize me. the wildest thing that ever happened was my friends and i were going to a -- where were we going? a clipper game. >> larry: a clipper game. >> we're driving along in the car at 25 miles per hour. it's a night and my window is down. we're driving along

the benchmarks of success that i had laid down in is a kemper 2009 summit meeting u.n.dmittedly, they do not yet meet the scientific bottom line to keep global temperature rise to below two degrees celsius in industrial levels. but without the commitment of the copenhagen accord, we could be facing the real prospect of temperature rises of up to six degrees celsius. during the coming month, i will continue my work with world leaders to increase their level of ambition. i have urged all to implement their commitments as soon as possible. and i would encourage them to directly engaged in achieving the global, legally binding climate change treaty in 2010 the hands on investment helped to seal the deal in copenhagen. we not only appreciate the importance of climate change, but that we are prepared to act. it is also notable that countries that have had previously stayed on the process, are now at the center of global climate action. as you move forward, will examine the lessons of the copenhagen conference. -- the copenhagen conference, we will consider how to streamline t

by coordinating with local law enforcement officials,via kemper alerts, broadcasters have participatedhe recovery of 492 abducted children. >> mr. smith, if you could wrap up. >> let's not forget the concerns we shared during the d-tv transition. we spent a lot of time to get it right and we did it so that economically disadvantaged, the elderly, rural and ethnic minorities are not left off -- left out with critical news and permission. finally, if my statements in the record, i think it is important that when you consider the highest and best use and you put all of these public values in, the value of broadcasting is self-evident. thank you, a separate >> thank you very much, mr. smith. dr. johnson. >> good morning and thank you for inviting lockheed martin corp. to participate in today's hearing on the radio spectrum inventory act. my name is dr. ray johnson and i served as the vice-president and technology officer. my role provides me with a broad perspective of important spectrum issues relevant to the discussion today. i appreciate the opportunity to contribute and i am honored to