one of the tones they prefer is uas, unmanned aircraft systems. and the unmanned part is another big selling point. >> the uas doesn't care if the pilot is tired. it will sit there until you tell it to come home or it runs low on fuel. >> reporter: most use less fuel than manned aircraft. bottom line, they're cheaper to fly. so much cheaper that businesses that can only dream about using manned aircraft today could end up flying their very own drones. for example, architect and real estate developers might want them to fly over buildings in the surrounding neighborhoods in order to scan them to build 3d models. argro thinks u.s.'s killer app will be agriculture. the founder in a denver suburb is betting on that. >> i think it's going to be a windfall of operation. >> reporter: alan bishop's firm, reference technologies builds drones that take off and land like helicopters. he think thinks they'll be as common on farm as pickup trucks. >> corn, wheat. historically they would call up the local sprayer and he'll spray the entire field. with this tech

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just in united states in the commercial application of uas. most of that will be small uas. and we think our proven history and leadership in that area could be a great growth tup for us. >> when can we expect to see an air environment drone be sold on on a commercial basis. yous are better techlogically so there could be tremendous opportunities in areas like africa and the middle east. >> i think there is going to be a huge opportunity in the united states but it will clearly be a global opportunity. our small uas are among the first, i think the only hand launched unmanned airplane that has faa type certification for commercial use and we're already engaged in that application in the arctic and alaska. we're working with multiple doctors in public service and government applications and consumers with early experimentation. they are already approved for operation in three other countries including europe. so, it's evolving now. we are spending most of our time understanding customer needs with industry, public service and governments. >> within the next year? what's the t

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ar weoing to s ctinu stroarng ve ua sse >> i think so.'t -- the s&p 500 operating index could be six to 7% next year. corporate america is doing better. corporate america does better than the overall gdp because the big publicly traded companies are picking up market share from the smaller companies, plus you're doing very well overseas. lou: what if the big boys and girls, all those trillio of dollars available actually get the gets up, the confidence had, so persuaded that the government has suddenly rationally predicted that we see business investment pick up and pick up strongly, start seeing job creation. what would be your outlook? >> we are already seeing job creation be okay. 300,000 a month is enough to get the unemployment rate down, but not as fast as we would like to see. what we need to see right now is capital spending pickup. no, we have seen a few tentative signs. this ceo business confidence survey, the business roundtable. lou: real money. real money out on the table. >> i think we are going to start to see that. the bus

the ua-w has an obligation to its pensioneers and so forth to get a fair market price.to me there's a gap but i don't know but maybe the fact they pulled back on the ipo this year was that they're getting closer. just my opinion. i don't know but it could be that they're getting closer to a negotiated price. if not, i think the union will probably push for an ipo to get a fair market valuation. but youyou know, chrysler's doing great. liz: chrysler is doing great. who would have thought anybody could say that five years ago when there were so many troubles. >> we did. liz: you believed it. >> we believed it. the people have worked so hard, liz. if you think about the platforms that are driving the profitability, are the platforms that the, you know, cerberus team put in place while they owned it. the new 300. liz: where you had been as you were put in place as ceo? >> yeah. but, i was blessed. i had a great team around me. ron gettelfinger couldn't have been more supportive. liz: of the uaw. >> of the uaw making these decisions. >> that is an important point bob just ma

ua stores and on-line. lululemon's direct to consumer sales increased 56% while underarmor's grew at about half that rate. but in the most recent quarter underarmors net income packed a powerful punch up 27% year over year and lulu dropped 2%. lululemon racks up one of the highest average sales per square foot in retail but still getting over the see through pants problem and look for a new ceo. ceo. under armour president is the chief executive as they look for global expansion. >> so, who will win this christmas, lululemon or underarmour. >> i'm going with lululemon, has had no choshort of ceo problems. they're back on the highest gross margin, increase the basket. by the way, there's finally starting really to push the international business, opening a store in london. if you saw those mcdonald's comps today in lon dorngs we need lulu gear in london. >> you think lulu's problems have bottomed out. jan, do you agree with that? what's the naked truth here? >> i try never to agree with stacy but in this par

. >> there are really so many places that uas can be used anywhere that's dirty, dangerous, remote ort would be unsuitable, unsafe or, you know, to put a human being. >> now, by 2025, the drone industry says it could create 100,000 jobs and add $82 billion to the economy, so no surprise that a lot of sooners here are excited about the industry. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. cnbc's very popular million dollar home competition is back. today we're going to show you what a million dollars can buy you on main street. across the country when "power lunch" returns. power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. a confident retirement. those d

ua until today. infrastructure. a logotype federal agencies do not collaborate. systementlemen set up a that was 12, not -- now 14 agencies. we are on the phone every single day. morningphone call every talking to each other about how we can work together. very rapid interagency elaboration. sharing of information and resources. it is a relatively small team. government working well and that infrastructure continued. we do not have to sit at the offices again. we expanded and set up new ones. we'll rape to tap into what was there. that infrastructure -- we were able to cap into what was there. i will find something that one of these guys -- and i will use it. thankas said to myself, goodness i do not have to rewrite or create because it already existed. i see their handiwork in a lot of ways in my current job. no, no. [laughter] >> a listening device. >> do you have a question? >> i do. i would like to preface by saying i am a 2003 graduate from the air force. and there's a seminary across the street and what of the things that i think would bring the two sides o

we should have doubled down on the sanctions and to the point where iran with basically at the back ua at the whole program. there is no experts i know of on iran in this country at least -- i'm not going to say no but the majority of experts and the people that bob works with don't believe that. we have been doubling down on sanctions in iran to step building its program. there was every reason to believe they would have gone all the way or one screwdriver away. i think the challenge for israel will be to not allow just what he wants which is to be isolatem the global consensus and split off from the united states. i noticed that in yahoo! is quieted down in the last couple of weeks. one thing you saw is after trying to generate a lot of opposition with israel's allies on the hill that at the end of the day congress has sided with the president on this and for the most part. i hope the israelis -- i think there is a value of having a pistol on the table when negotiating with iran and you always want to have leverage on your side. i think we should let this play out now and that is in

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conduct that is called the dual key, which meant that the nato countries had to agree to do it if the ua. secretary-general. that was a real problem since russia was on the security council. and we were afraid that the powers that is. or, in february, we finally got easy because there was a no-fly and when nato pilots a shop force are being planned in february 94. it is the first time in his career for nato that nato together had ever cannot the military a leash. resounded area. it was out of the territorial boundaries of the nato members. then, in march, we got a big break. the bosnian and croatian had been fighting each other over territory, resolve their differences, begins to work together, and began to fight against the serbs and that began ever so slowly to turn the war around. what an arty pin down, just at the authority for the no-fly zone, a safe area, humanitarian effort to the casualty rate for 130,000 in 1992 to the 3000 in 1994. but the political problems in the underlying military capacity to kill people have not been resolved. so, we kept working through 1995. over time, t