as far as the -- mr. wyatt who lives on panorama below, who waynn just read the letter from, i wrote him in response to his concerns on september 11th and i quote from the letter. i wrote to him, on the [speaker not understood] is the shadow cast by our addition will reach grade at the rear of your house shortly before 9:00 a.m. the shadow will proceed to disappear from your rear wall earlier and earlier until mid june when it will cease entirely to cross your home. after the fall equiknox, the shadow will leave at 9:30 and continue to leave earlier and earlier, solstice it will be past your house at sunrise. [speaker not understood] only he early morning hours and it will appear in the rear yard, not on the house itself. and they keep mentioning the fact that he could expand his house towards the rear. there's a lot of problems with that, but one thing is that if we did, that would create a larger and longer shadow on their buildings behind, at least the house to the rear. so, it would be worse than it is now.

pressure goes up, his skin gets sweaty and his respiration increases, heart rate increases and mrs. wyatt calligraphy measures. that's why it's not a good device. what if we didn't ask the body so to speak, but as the brain? it's very, very interesting. i guess a short story is even though some devices seem accurate in the lab, which is a very contained and controlled environment, there is just no good offense they would be affect it in the real world, where for example we are not instructed to lie. that's how these studies have were, even the best of them, the most carefully controlled ones with reasonable sample size is. they instruct people to tell a lie. >> host: they carefully controlled to think they are flying about. did you take the $5 bill at the duster? sunny person with a history to ask a complicated question of whether they are guilty and it had a chance to prepare. and the stakes could matter greatly to and who might be good, better or worse i was the cause, beating the machine. i forgot the word for it, but basically, even people who take a polygraph, they can try to change

mr. froman's wyatt's lips move when he spoke. we are grateful to you, nancy for sharing him with us in our country. >> thank you very much, senator hatch. thanks for your willingness to serve. it's a great command here making, so we appreciate that. i want to ask about two areas. one is the question of tpp in japan and our debate about autos. i want to start with a question about competitiveness and intellectual property. we all know the nahb pad for a long period of time because of our great that we rely on the ip thunder cars the advantage we have and i know it's of great concern of people in both parties. there's a real concern going forward were not quite have the protections we should have her own intellectual property. you see numbers like this and when it comes to a particular product that can cost as much as $1.3 billion of investment on average in 10 to 15 years of work to develop itself. i want to make sure we have a strong set of protection as possible and we're fairly broad based agreement on as long a term of possibl