. >> ceo john langford puts the drone together in two minutes.sees the unmanned aircrafts as the future of flying. >> it's really headed in the long run to being able to make airplanes as easy to fly as cars are today to drive. >> drones can be used by law enforcement. an officer can get faa and the court's approval to deploy a drone. the craft goes where it's otherwise unsafe to be. >> in southern california where they're hunting down a cop who's gone rogue and they're out in the mountains trying to find him, that's a perfect application for these unmanned airplanes. >> but virginia lawmakers are considering a two-year moratorium. it applies only to law enforcement, citing invasion of privacy. the aclu says it's a good idea to wait. >> drones are eventually going to be so small that perhaps law enforcement could use it to fly into your house like a fly on the wall. >> but langford says drones are not stealthy enough for sprying. >> they're really loud. that's the irony. today, most of them are very loud. >> langford says the drones are here, but

langford sees the unmanned aircraft as the future of flight. in the long run making airplanes as easy to fly as cars are today to fly. >> drones can be used by law enforcement and officers can get faa and court approval to deploy a drone. otherwise unsafe to -- >> in southern california where they're hunting down a cop who has gone rogue and they're out in the mountains trying to find him, that's a perfect application tore these unmanned airplanes. >> but virginia lawmakers are considering a two-year moratorium that applies only to law enforcement citing invasion of privacy. the aclu says it's a good wrd to wait. >> drones are eventually going to be so small that perhaps law enforcement can use it to fly into your house like a fly on the wall. >> but lankford says drones are not stealthy enough for spying. >> they're really loud. that's the irony. most of them are very loud. >> lankford says the drones are here but lawmakers are not ready to deal with the repercussions yet. >> the technology has moved faster than the policy and the legislative

cuts, but there is growing talk on capitol hill happening, with more republican congressman james langford oklahoma, welcome back. i'm hearing that this will go through, the republicans have gotten on the same page, sequestration will happen. what happened to the naysayers? >> well, at the end of the day we have to cut spending, that is the real issue, worse way to do it is across the board, but that seems only way is that washington gets a cut, reality is government has grown 40% in last 5 years. this is a 2% cut of government off of 40% growth, while it is dram at nick some budget line -- dramatic in some budget line items but not across the board. gerri: you say it is going to happen, fred upton said the same thing, people like john mccain do not want to see it go through, how do you bring it in line. >> none of us want to see across the board cuts specific line items of bloated, and others that are close to efficient. so we would see targeted cuts, and long-term and hande mandatok out how do we get out 20 years from now and continue to save. you save for a couple years. we would rather

congressman langford says the outcome of the sequest her have an impact. >> sequestration brings thewn to discretionary spending. c.r. continues with that number as well. in the next six months we have to honor the number. >> democrats push for funding at the current $1.43 trillion level rather that allowing it to dip below $970 billion. farmer aide to harry reid says the argument over government finances will only go so far. >> a couple of weeks ago i would told you we'd suffer shutdown of government but the likely outcome is for congress to kick the can down the road on the continuing resolution or c.r. keeps most if not all the sequester in place. >> once that is cleared it won't be long until they bump in the debt ceiling in august of 2011 led to creation of the upcoming sequester cut. the white house continues calling for tax revenue. >> no question we need to reduce the testify is it forward. the president put forward plan to achieve that goal and it has routinely consistently included balance. >> the g.o.p. view of course is that the president got his tax increase in the focus

langford. jenna woman from kansas, the ms. jenkins. the gentleman from north carolina, mrs. fox.e gentlewomar the gentleman from california, ms. pe ms. pelosi. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn. the gentleman from california, mr. beach area. the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley mr. israel. and the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. duckworth. the vice president: the president of the senate at the direction of that body appoints the following members to escort the president of the united states into the chamber. the senator from nevada, mr. reid, the senator from vermont, mr. lay hay, mr. durbin, mr. schumer, the senator from washington, mr. murray, the senator from colorado, mr. bennett, the senator from michigan, ms. stabenow, the senator from texas, mr. cornyn, the senator from south dakota, mr. thune, the senator from wyoming, mr. berasso, and the senator mr. moran. the speaker: the members will escort through the chamber doors to the lobby. the sergeant at arms: mr. speaker, the dean of the >> mr. speaker, the dean of the diplomatic corps. [applause] [inaudi

langford. >> yes, sir. going back to president obama speech, identifying some of these as inadequate. i would agree that we have some federal programs that we need to be able to identify and work with. we need to identify those programs. let's deal with that. but i do have a series of questions. i noticed in your testimony committee referred to a senate action to try to put into the senate rules a duplication requirement. that is something i personally worked on. to be able to identify duplicate programs before they go into effect. in the middle of all that testimony, you also mentioned the process of the audit. there are billions of dollars that have been recovered. we do have some issues on that. they are pulling about 30% of the files from these hospitals and doctors offices for just a normal doctor's visit, identifying those, not paying those for any length of time. it becomes a hostile exchange labor for 30% of the cash will gets pulled. they're honest positions, they can go back as far as they wanted

the good men and women of the utility workers union under president michael langford delivering vitalervices and a brighter future. you bet. for more information, go to their website uwua.net. on many of the issues we deal with on washington, not only the economic, the environmental, the socialtiously whatever impact the moral impact one we don't talk perhaps enough about. yesterday, a group of religious leaders in this country raised that aspect of the sequester. it's a group callingthems circle of protection made up of many religious leaders representing many faiths around the country in large part organized by the founder and head of sojourners the reverend james wallace. >> good to see you. >> what was your message yesterday directed to congress and the president? >> it's interesting. i have been writing this book about the common good ancient idea that is so timely now it goes back in all of our traditions, religious and democratic, and it's interesting because the sequester shows how much the common good has utterly failed in our politics but the immigration shows how the common

. >> reporter: attorney tom langford is try to get compensation for ward's relativings. circumstance, did win reparations from iran. like terry anderson who was held for several years by iran's proxy in lebanon, hezbollah. the state says it is grateful to the hostages but it says a key condition of their release was they could not sue iran in u.s. courts and according to the state department, quote, we are bound by this commitment and must continue to honor it. wolf. >> what's been the reaction, brian, from iran, to "argo's" winning the best picture award? >> they're not taking it well right now. iran's culture and islamic guidance minister, that's his title, quoted by a government news agency here as saying "argo" quote lacks any artistic aspects. he says it's an anti-iranian film. and one government news agency says the fact that michelle obama announced the winner speaks to the politicalization of this movie. >> thanks very much for that. "argo" certainly putting a spotlight and possibly a new bit of light on the jimmy carter presidency. doug brinkley is a presidentia