what typically happens is you overpromise, you underdeliver, and things sort of come back to a mediumnt. right now i think we're still going to have the delivery driver bringing us our pizza and tacos, and amazon is going to look at that, and as soon as the first lawsuit happens, that's going to shut down. liz: we began with brandon, we'll end with captain nash. we thank you both. this is a discussion that continues because all they're saying now is they will fast track recreational drone owners and, of course, commercial drone owners, to register. it's great to have you both, thank you very much. >> thank you, liz. liz: it is something different in the skies that worries president obama, climate change. are the nation's ceos as concerned about it? top business chiefs flooding the white house today to meet with the president to hash out the best way to address the issue. who was there? berkshire hathaway energy, pg&e, hershey's, intel, johnson & johnson. these are some of the companies who sent their ceos to the white house. but what everybody might be waiting for is something that's

, all that will result in paris is hot air from bureaucrats and politicians overpromising and underdelivering in front of the cameras. there will be no temperature reductions. meanwhile, international priorities will go underfunded. so i have serious concerns about what will occur in paris and ask that the members of this committee consider these concerns as we approach the climate change conference. i'd like to now turn to ranking member senator udall to offer his opening remarks. >> chairman barosso, thank you. and thank you mr. stern for appearing before our sub committee today. we face an urgent task in paris to bring the international community together, to chart a more sustainable future for our children and grandchildren. nasa estimates that 2015 is 93% likely to be the warmest year on record. and the current record holder, last year, 2014. global warming is one of our greatest challenges. it requires a global effort, through a comprehensive international agreement. that is the only way we can truly tackle this problem. it's an environmental challenge, an energy challenge, it's a publi

it's "underpromise and overdeliver," and in this case, we overpromised and underdelivered. angry. i'm still gonna move forward with this deal, 'cause i know that my money is safe with this company, and i know we're gonna be wildly profitable. i guess the disappointing factor is, it's gonna take me a little longer to make a return on my investment. look, this is business. >> [clears throat] >> your numbers weren't right. i need to know for sure that this is never gonna happen again. >> it is never gonna happen again. >> okay? >> yes. >> all right. >> so i'm real excited for you to see the inside. we got a lot done. i know you were worried about the $40,000 to clean the place up. >> for the cleanup. $40,000 to clean up garbage? >> did you see it? >> [bleep], i'd have come done it myself. >> there was a lot to clean up, and believe me, you wouldn't have. >> michael, you did a great job getting this place cleaned up. >> thank you. >> i mean, you move as fast as i do. >> it happened quick. >> it's a great shell. >> it's a beautiful building. it really is. it just needs a little

result environmentally from paris is hot air from bureaucrats and politicians, overpromising and underdelivering in front of the cameras. there will be no temperature reductions, meanwhile, international priorities will go underfunded. so i have serious concerns about what will occur in paris and ask that the members of this committee consider these concerns as we approach the climate change conference. i'd like to now turn to ranking member senator udal to offer his opening, a. >> chairman barrasso, thank you very much today. i think you're right, it's very appropriate for us to have this hearing at this paint and thank you mr. stern before appearing before our subcommittee today. we face an urgent task in paris, to bring the international community together, to chart a more sustainable future for our children and our grandchildren. nasa estimates that 2015 is 93% likely to be the warmest year on record. and the current record holder, last year, 2014. global warming is one of our greatest challenges. it requires a global effort. through a comprehensive international agreement. that's the only w