he used a parascope so you can see forward so you can look out the window on the side. what's in front of him are the oil and main fuel tank and then the engine. so that's to get all that in front of him just in case he crashes. and so he's making his choices. looking forward of the fuel tank area where it says, you see the radio engine which is a corner stone technology of the revolution and the modern airplane, it is a radio engine and it is cooled by the air traveling over the cylinders. you see it sticking out there. it says that it could be be cool. it is a reliable engine and it stays running for 33 hours. he knows that. >> he made a conscious choice. that's advance technology and embracing. the state of the art is the engine is the aluminum alloy propeller. it has a little innovation included of the standard still propeller company innovates ready by the time lindbergh in

i think when you look at facebook investing in lives, when you look at twitter investing in parascope. these are platforms platforms of the future distributing live content and live media and video content. this kind of thing or whether it's political news or celebrities talking about stuff. it's clear there are huge opportunities for this major media platform of live video. this is one of the impacts of that journey. >> i don't know if this is a moral question, should there be ads be like this. should commercial enterprise like facebook, twitter or snapchat be -- should they put this kind of con textbook -- content in a separate ad and leave commercialism out of it? >> this is news and it's social content. i think it should be treated as other news. these are commercial platforms. everyone understands that. it will be beth across -- it will be insensitive to have ads and commercials in between some of these terrible images that we're seeing. i think what we are seeing is that this deeper saturation monks community -- amongst communities of color. that means that different audiences a