it's not your fault that you've lost money collectively since orville and wilber wright flew at kittyhawk. they're losing money left and right. our government is just as inept and-- >> they don't all lose money, contractors are scared, not flying as much. does it have much impact? >> the point about the airlines being a terrible industry, but partially to blame on the government and partially the payroll tax. there were real cuts in government and people are firing people and if you work in government and one of the 20 in your group got fired because of the sequester cut then you start getting worried and he's not going to fly on a trip to l.a. anytime soon and you don't want to go to disney world you think you might be next and it leads to less air travel at the margins, it could definitely hurt the airline industry a little bit. >> brenda: gary b, last night my daughter tried to blame her report card on the sequester. just about everything now. can airlines blame the sequester for the fact this they're losing money or having a tough time? >> brenda, i think i'm with john on this, i thin

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>> 100 years ago when the wright brothers were working at kittyhawk, north carolina to get the firstff the the ground, people feared traveling in air. a hundred years from now our an seftors will look at wind energy as we look at air travel today as a necessary commodity particularly in a time when we have little energy. >> today i got an exclusive offer to travel along with brian cunningham and his team to travel to the united states naval academy. it can submerge and hover 50 feet below the surface where turbulence is significantly reduced. according to brian cunningham and his team, the results were better than they had hoped. so how does wave energy work? wave energy is the result of the up-and-down motion of the open water along open stretches of sea to create energy. the seas can be used to make energy oscillate up to 10 to 20 feet. this draws l energy between coils. the barges are at 150 feet of ocean depth. what are the bad things about using wave energy? >> i've been working on this project 10 years. the only down side i've come up with is a slight impedestrian iment to navi