sky 9 will be making its way down to route 1 between lockheed boulevard. if we can go back to the maps. lockheed boulevard near that area because of a power pole that came down. sky 9 does right now actually giving us -- sky 9 is right now is actually giving us a look at beltway. traffic flowing freely on both the inner and outer loom. on our trafficland cam, no issues on eastern avenue and kenilworth avenue as you approach the 11th street bridge. all lanes are traffic are open. you will see some volume inbound. your next traffic update roughly in ten minutes. over to you. >>> at 6:17 here's some of what's in the news right now. rescues are under way in the philippines following a slow moving typhoon there. hundreds of villages are trapped on rooftops and in their homes. more than 16,000 people are displaced. at least two people have died in the storm. >>> california fire authorities have fully contained one of the most destructive wildfires in state history. the valley fire is just north of san francisco. >> reporter: when the valley fire exploded in earl

. << it was technology developed by lockheed martin to help protect our soldiers in afghanistan. nats of helicopter taking off a remote controlled helicopter. (sot jim naylor, lockheed martin :10-13) "it's a six thousand pound helicopter that can lift six thousand pounds." now, lockheed martin, the department of interior anan the forere service are looking at using that same technology to job. (sot jim naylor, lockheed martin :22-31) "we've taken that same helicopter that's proven and can put out fires." the unmanned aircraft has the option of either being flown by a pilot or a remote control... allowing firefighters to day. (sot mark bathrick, u.s. department of interior :42- 58) e can operate with a aan in it during theheay, and when visibility gets popo, or at night, we can turn it into unmanned aircraft mode and we can fly it with the sensors it has on board to fly unmanned safely in those conditions, and continue to fight our ground firefighters, in the communities they work so hard to protect." the helicopter is capable of both dropping water from a monsoon bucket to gettin

shares of lockheed down slightly to 208.73. brinker international owner of chains such ascallyes showed aid decline in foot traffic in restaurants and cut its revenue growth forecast for the year. shares of brinker down over 7% to 47.67 to end the day. >>> late yesterday, united continental named its general council bret hart acting ceo. the move comes as its current ceo oscar munoz recover from i heart attack suffered last week. does this temporary replacement settle questions about the company's next steps? bill george former ceo of medtronic now at harvard business school joins us to discuss. he's also on the board of goldman sachs and exxon. bill, forgive me for asking a somewhat long question but take me inside the board here. are you moral concerned about the delay produced by united in appointing this new interim ceo, we first got news of mr. munoz's heart attack on thursday and this didn't come till last month night or are you more troebled by the speed which the board moved to appoint him in the first place after the f

lockheed martin's a buy. of course, as usual, the ininstrials are going totoally, the money has to come from somewhere. today it came from the biotechs which got murdered and tesla, amazon, google, as well as chipotle. take valiant the political heavens remain too much for valiant it's cascading money. it's up ending its business model now to spend more money on new drugs. that potentially slowing growth that will cause that spilled over and everything -- most definitely what people think is has been annihilated. we just can't t em to put together a decent streak where we are bear free, even for a single day. here's the bottom line, it's clear to me some industrials went down too much. it came roaring back on negative, not positive news. let's go, when the disgusted holders have already sold, leaving behind hardened shareholder base, that seems to be able to tolerate -- >> the house of pain. >> -- endless pain. >> booyah, how are you? >> home of the world champion new england patriots. take down the jets this

angie: lockheed martin also reported. what is the story? su: a story of no sales growth. there was a bright spot in aeronautics. had lower margins. what it did is it forecast sales in the margins of 2016 will be little changed. surpriseht analysts by because they pretty did a rebound after three straight annual declines. sales in lockheed aeronautics rose 7%. 11%ating margins fell to with sales comparable to 2015. angie: thank you for that, su keenan. xi jinping has stressed the increasing importance of the relationship between china and the u.k., saying they are increasingly interdependent. he made the comments during a speech to both houses of the british parliament. ryan chilcote has all the details from london. reporter: the president of china's visit is in full swing. he addressed members of the parliament in the house of commons and told him he was very satisfied with the state of hopesh-sino relations and this will take the relationship to new height. the visit will lead to $45 billion worth of investment. it will create about 5000 jobs. an increasing number of peo

and lockheed makes the joint strike fighter, the most expensive programme history. the air forces top certainly says the bomber is essential if the u.s. want to hold any art at risk anywhere in the world. >> no chief wants to be in a situation where they combat the president against addressing a threat to the united states either because we lack the appropriate capability or we would incur unacceptable levels of risk in doing so. the bomber will minimise the possibility that my successor is put in that position. >> for now, the bomber is so stealthy, no plans or concept has been made. the contract is worth 60 to 80 billion, and will by between 80 and 100 planes at a cost estimated at $564 million each. if all goes well, the first could be serviced 10 years from now. as pentagon officials are quick to note. few complex high-tech weapons contracts go well. at least not alt first. they'll say they'll get it for five or six million a copy. it doesn't include development costs or overruns that happen in the programs. >> the bigger argument is need. the bomber would repla

jane has the story on lockheed. >> tyler, another solid quarter. there is signs of tension between lockheed martin and the number one customer. 2016 is going to be a rerun of 2015 in term of sales. still 11%. the forecast is not include the impact of buying sakorski. and it excludes the i pampact o what they'll do with the government i.t. business. in a surprise, lockheed is self-fund something programs while it waits on the pentagon including the next lot of the f-35. the jet now accounts for 20% of company revenues. if congress does not come up with a full year budget, the pentagon will buy 19 fewer jets this year. that will impact the company end of next year. it's also self-funding the next round of c-130-js based on a hand shake deal. the pentagon is refusing to provide more funding until the contracts are signed. management seemed a little bewildered about this saying the suppliers can't handle a break in funding. they're going to continue covering the cost. that is one reason the ceo said on the call she takes issue with the pentagon's criti

lockheed contract. i mean, $1.1 billion we announced earlier this week. actually that's for titanium or 100% of the titanium products that go into the strike fighter the most advanced aircraft on this planet. obviously we would not have gotten it because we wouldn't have had the capability. the interesting thing is when you look at what we're doing for the strike fighter we are providing a lot of parts and we'll be the ones in the other businesses to do a lot of value added applied to the mill products. this is clearly a wonderful thing to have in the first quarter where we have just closed rti. it was the 23rd of july, so this is actually very, very good. and the other contract on the airbus, on the -- on the billion, we would have been able to win before. but i do believe that our increased presence in the aerospace market we are really very strong player when it comes to aerospace structures and when it comes to jet engines. this capability has helped our customers and when they win, we win and that's what we have been seeing here again. >> there's so

losing is a lockheed boeing team effort. this is big for northrup because if they had not won this contract, it might have had to get out of the manned aircraft business and do uavs. even though there wasn't a full budget by the defense defenda defendant -- defense department, they could fund the bomber. we know there could be a manned and unmanned version. they hope to have it flying in ten years but that depends on congress continuing to fund it through coming years and as we know, these things have always been problematic. but in the short-term, a huge win for northrup. we'll have to see, whether the lockheed-boeing team challenges that. the pentagon is holding a news conference right now. back to you. >> thank you, guy, how do you trade this. >> northrup we mention from time to time and we talk about it all of the time with tim and it is going from 100 to 180 in a nano second and here we are all-time high today and obviously extending that now. if lockheed martin sells off, but if you buy on weakness, that made an all-ti

lockheed martin is kicking off earnings for the sector tomorrow. the stock is down slightly today but is up 18% over the past year. jane wells is live in los angeles. give us a preview, jane. >> well, mandy, to avoid a war of attrition, the industry is doing a war of adjustment. defense companies ever restructuring. guidance tomorrow may be based on two scenarios. one where the government comes up with a budget this year and one where it doesn't. so far it hasn't. and if that continues, the pentagon is going to buy 19 fewer f-35s for the year. that will drive up the cost of each individual plane making it less attractive to foreign buyers. the f-35 is lockheed's cash cow and while the pentagon's chief check writer told me that it, quote, no longer keeps me up at night he's been critical of the way the program has been rolled out. >> i term this acquisition malpractice is few years ago. starting production before we had a stable design was a mistake. >> all right. kendell also wants to stop future mergers between big contractor. he thinks that cuts

lockheed's ceo received a stunning $33 million last year. ms. richards, do you know if there has been any investigation or any effort, any, to eliminate lockheed martin's federal funding? >> it sounds like there hasn't been. >> you got it. of course, there wasn't. these are huge companies that are actually guilty of breaking the law, and their ceos make millions of dollars. republicans never criticize the salaries of their ceos, and they never try to strip their federal funding, their government subsidies or tax breaks. but when it comes to women's health -- when it comes to women's health, the republicans' approach is is completely different. republicans targeted planned parenthood which provides essential high-quality care to millions of american women more aggressively than all of these companies combined. with no evidence of wrongdoing, these republican investigations multiply. the political theater continues. this whole defunding fight is just a pretext for the republican agenda. it's a pretext. take away the constitutional right of women a

i like lockheed martin. amare in texas. >> caller: 22-year investor here. the announcement report was pretty decent. i want to know whether jetblue has some growth. >> i thought jetblue was good. i thought delta was better. i thought southwest was best. i think you have to put those all together and understand that jetblue at 25 is not as good as delta right now. got it call it as i see it. jetblue's quarter was good. but i would swap in delta. sure, the averages don't look bad at the top. but the truth is the bears are feasting all over the place. it's my job to find you a bull market wherever it is. right now, auto parts and defense stocks are in bullish mode. much more "mad money" ahead. did you know that it's national cat day? we're celebrating on "mad money." why not? i have some pets you need to know about. plus one way to keep your money climbing year after year. does your portfolio pass the test? and are you ready, ski daddy, for the lightning round? stick with cramer! >>> we know the whole human healthcare cohort has been taken to the cleaners over

lockheed has the joint strike fighter. they have plenty of stuff to work on. would it have been nice to have it inside of their portfolio, the bomber as well? it would have. they are pretty of worked this work to do. i notice they are sideways or maybe a little off. the community does not seem to be too worried about the loss. right now, we see northrop really rally and their valuations are approaching lockheed martin again, so they are inside the same valuation space. betty: george, out of curiosity, how does the process go? now that they have been awarded this, when will they start actually making these bombers? george: so, the technology is supposed to be relatively mature, but we still are going into a testing, research, developing phase. i think you will start to build these things -- you are still probably three, four years out from getting many of these airplanes starting to be built. you sogeorge, thank much. george ferguson, our bloomberg intelligence senior intelligence analyst on aerospace. still to come, speculation is over -- barclays named jeff d

lockheed martin showed off their helicopter in idaho. with a push of the button, they can tell the helicopter to drop water. the base price is $5 million. >>> turning to accuweather, someplaces in the 40s. >> reporter: a few, and we've seen that a little bit over the last week or so. we could see that as we head into the weekend, probably worse numbers than that. storm tracker 6 live double scan imagery showing we're dry this morning. not much of a breeze, as we look at the penns landing and the ben franklin bridge. the camera is not shaking a whole lot. the winds out of the west at 7. the cloud cover is in the process of getting out of here. you see it over parts of south jersey and delaware. we'll have mostly sunny skies. 53 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 63 by 2:00. cooler high of 65 after getting into the upper 60s yesterday. the high hits late in the day around 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. 65 in allentown. 66 in reading. 65 in wilmington. pretty even numbers north to south down the shore, in the mid 60s, mostly sunny and cooler. friday, we get the cold

department approved l lock he martinin's plant $7 billion acquisition of a helicopter maker from -- lockheed martin's $7 billion acquisition of a helicoer maker. two decades of consolidation have left a handful of giant u.s. defense contractors, each with tremendous political clout over dod. in other industriess, competitin and innonovation have suffered. dod would stillnd could still allow large future deals among potential defense contractors, but could also accelerate reforms s to bring in other compitors to counterbance their power. defense giants are here to stay and soso is the pentagon. they have had a large -- a long and constructive relationship and they must find ways of working more closely with each otother. thanks for watching. visit us at defensenews.com for ntinuing coverage. if you have anany suggestiononsr this show or future coverage, please e-mail me. have a gat week. [musicic] >> dr. charles stanley: god wants the best for your life, but you've got to cooperate with him. he's going to do his part. he's going to show you the way. he's going to make a way. he's going to pro

. >>> lockheed martin is looking to cut overhead costs by as much as 30%. the pentagon's number one supplier confirmed plans to cut 250 jobs last week on top of 500 layoffs already announced for its information systems and government services. it's reviewing planning to sell or spin off some of its businesses. lockheed martin has offices in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >>> nearly half of americans know someone who has been a victim of identity theft or they were a victim themselves. a report released today by bankrate.com finds 46% of americans have either been a victim of identity theft or know someone who was. that's up 12% points from 2008. the study found 77% of americans are worried about identity theft. 42% respect checking their credit reports regularly. 41% are conducting banking and other sensitive business on unsecured wifi knelt works. >>> speaking of theft, a new study finds one in six young americans have stolen something in the past year. this study published in the journal of economic behavioral organization found for most of these

the obama administration has approved an $11.25 billion deal to sell four advanced, lockheed martin-made warships to saudi arabia. the move comes as amnesty international has called on the united states to halt arms transfers to saudi arabia or risk being complicit in war crimes in yemen, where saudi arabia is waging a u.s.-backed campaign against houthi rebels. mexico has agreed to relaunch its search for 43 students from ayotzinapa teacher's college who disappeared last year. the mexican government says the students were attacked by local police and turned over to drug gang members who killed and incinerated them. but international experts have rejected the mexican government's account and pointed to involvement by federal police and the military. the student senate at the university of mississippi has voted to call for removing the mississippi state flag from university grounds. the flag features the confederate battle symbol in its upper left corner -- the only state flag in the country that continues to use the design. tuesday night, students voted 33 to 15 with one abstention to re

time for bloomberg business/paid and unexpected forecast from lockheed market -- lockheed martin. they say their sales will be little changed. sales at lockheed have fallen three years in a row. has left am china dent. talk to steal -- is under pressure to raise the issue of china selling you at a loss to world markets. barclays wants a smaller workforce for no on the way you may think you they planned to roll out a wellness program, including activity challenges between employees, wearable than 75rackers for more thousand employees to slim them down. you can always get more bloomberg news at bloomberg.com. this is get sue london where ryan chilcote has the latest on the selloff. ryan: i do not know if i need be chipotle or the fit bit. you look at european equities. there is some green, but it is mostly red. that is because the stoxx 600 is down. we will spend a little time talking about this. you can see it opened. at 9:00, it held precipitously. the first day the stoxx 600 has fallen in four days. because to reports came out from the ecb. the first set the capital account is na

lockheed ceo received a stunning $33 million last year. miss richards, do you know if there has been any investigation or any effort, any, to eliminate lockheed martin's federal funding? >> it sounds like there hasn't been. >> you got it. of course there wasn't. these are huge companies that are actually guilty of breaking the law. and their ceos make millions of dollars. republicans never criticize the salaries of their ceos and they never try to strip their federal funding, their government subsidies or tax breaks. but when it comes to women's health, when it comes to women's health, the republicans's approach is is completely different. republicans targeted planned parenthood which provides essential high-quality care to millions of american people more aggressively than all of these companies combined. with no evidence of wrongdoing, these republican investigations multiply. this whole defunding fight a pretext for the republican agenda. it's a pretext. take away the constitutional right of women and their doctors to decide what is is

rivals boeing and lockheed martin are expected to challenge the pentagon decision. >>> another multibillion dollar deal to talk about. a megamerger could turn n walgreens into an ever bigger power in the drugstore business. walgreens plans to buy the rite aid chain. if the deal goes through, walgreens will have 18,000 stores. the $9 billion deal could draw scrutiny from antitrust regulators. there are no p plans f now to ange the rite aid name. be getting attention today on wall street after the company reported record sales. surging sales of iphones in china led to another quarter of record earnings. demand for the smartphone pushed apple a quarterly profit up 31%. ceo tim cook sounded an optimistic note saying he expects healthy iphone sales during the holidays. >>> speaking of healthy, breakfast on the house at taco bell. the fast food chain promised to serve free crunchwraps if anyone steals a base during the world series. oh, yeah, it didn't take long in last night's game. taco made it official with the tweet. they will hand out the free wraps next thursday. >> okay, 7:00 to 11:00 a.m.

that could hurt lockheed martin which makes the f-35, but could benefit boeing, which makes the f-18. because candidate may decide to buy the cheaper super-hornets. >>> and that is jamie mcintyre reporting. he adds that canada's commitment to deploy fighter jets to the region was set to expirenyway in march. >>> we want to bring you up to date on the top story we are following at this hour. just a short while ago, shortly afterno afternoon, vice president joe biden walked into the rose garden and said he will not be running for president of the united states, in typical biden fashion he began with the bit of humor. he thanked the president for using the rose garden. he said i have concluded the window to run has closed. he added we are out of time, but he also said that i will not be silenced, saying for the next 15 months he will make sure the obama legacy continues. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> gang life... >> more funerals are held and they ask what more can be done to end the violence in israel and the occupied territories. >> hello, i'm lauren taylor. w

lockheed martin. you know why? because they have tremendous pricing power. on october 20th, we're going to find out how much. if you think they are expensing at 16 times earning. they have great eps. great backlog. decent dividend. it closed lower and it has been on fire, adam teal gets you done. >> pricing power. >> they sell things. >> yes. apparently, yes, they do. >>> our next top trade is a special edition. so many top trades together. one we're calling a ceo omg courtesy of elon mesk. he is taking shots at the electric car emissions with a german paper. when asked them about poaching engineers. he said, quote, important engineers? they have hired people we've fired. we call apple the tesla graveyard. if you don't make it at tesla, you go work at apple. i'm not kidding. those are his words. grasso. >> when you look when steve jobs was working at apple. they didn't do it. there was article written about it, they didn't poach each other's talent. >> they cluded not to take each other's talent. that is what the justice department is stating. >> it is a fac

we are at historic highs, northrop grumman, ratheon and lockheed martin. there's a deal shaping up to avoid the government shut down. this is more money for defense in these bills, that's one reason all the defense stocks have been moving up aggressively. i want to go back to revenues a good example of the inability to get revenues up is hershey. they probably get 90% of their sales in the united states. they were up 2%, flat excluding currency. the comments from the company, north american sales below expectations. they say the consumer is making fewer trips to the stores and in-store merchandising may be declining. volumes were down in china. they do have exposure there. they raised some prices bus had notable volume drops over there. hershey's down about 9% on the year. finally, fomc announcement today, only eight of them in the year, as i noted many times this is the prefed announcement drift since 1994, the s&p is up an average 0.49% in the 24 hours before that, and this accounts, according to the federal reserve's own date tax these eight days accoun

. >> reporter: the justice department recently approved lockheed's purchase of sikorsky. and kendall wants to be able to have more say in these mergers as fewer companies means taxpayers have less buying power. >> this trend toward consolidation through mergers, a tool that gave us some sort of a national security basis for intervening i think would be useful. >> have you asked for that? >> i'm working with my staff and i'll be working with the congress to make some recommendations to the congress about what they might do along those lines. >> reporter: then there are the billions of dollars in share buybacks defense companies are making to prop up their stock price. kendall would like to see more of those taxpayer-provided profits going to research and development. analysts couldn't disagree more. and companies say they're already doing r&d. >> pentagon officials ought to take a lesson in economics to understand how the capital markets work rather than, you know, come up with these, you know, statements that really are devoid of understanding of economics. >> reporter: b

this ends a four-year long competition between northrop, boeing and lockheed martin. shares rose initially after the close on that news. >>> and coming up, will microsoft's new video game release be enough to power up its lead against rival sony? >>> here's a look at what to watch for tomorrow. the federal reserve will deliver its post pleating statement, and highs your bush imbev and sab miller have till tomorrow to complete discussions on a potential merger, the biggest beer deal ever. house republicans will vote on a house speaker to replace john boehner. >> a new study shows families spend a lot more caring for dementia yag patients than other diseases such askancer ore heart disease. according to research published in the annals of internal medicine, average out of pocket spending for dementia yag patients was 81% higher than it was for those with other diseases. >>> microsoft is the launching the latest install thement of its biggest video game franchise and it may be a key part of the company's strategy to compete with the sony playstation. julia boorstein has

northrop beat competitors boeing and lockheed martin. >>> the u.s. appears ready to wage an even more aggressive campaign against isis in iraq and syria. that can mean more ground action for u.s. special forces. abc's martha raddatz has the latest from washington. >> reporter: comments made by secretary of defense ash carter could mean a potential escalation in american involvement in combat. he said direct action on the ground may be used. the secretary saying u.s. special operations forces won't just assist iraqi forces like they did in that deadly raid last week, they could conduct what he called opportunistic raids unilaterally if need be. this makes it more difficult for the president to say u.s. troops are not involved in ground combat and clearly means the pentagon is not satisfied with the fight against isis so far. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> a deadly crash last night on an eastern pennsylvania highway involving a bus filled with college students. eyewitnesses say the bus carrying the lehigh university crew team was rear-ended

lockheed martin is testing unmanned helicopters ... the full-sized kind ... in the skies over idaho. they're hoping to perfect a system that would allow the choppers to be used to fight fires without firefighters. they could be forest fires at night ... allowing the firefight to continue around the clock without risking lives. the 2016 presidential race began with some volatility in the polls ... but it appears things have leveled off now ... coming up next ... we have the latest numbers on the race for the white house ... and the one big thing that could shake them all up this week. and hillary clinton is coming back to des moines and she's bringing a few friends with her. find out who will be her guests of ben carson on the republican side? we have the latest from the campaign trail. after a decade of planning, a convention center hotel is finally happening in des moines. hear why backers say the building will immediately start paying dividends once it opens. and this weekend in western iowa it was runners ... versus "walkers". find out where zombies were i

they were taking on the lockheed. they went big. 122-97. the nets hosted the polls in brooklyn. that is the story here. we have a bout of baseball left. we will hold. we will see what happens. ben: just have to hit the ball. thank you, do. juliet: the narrow backs. they are a band. they are pretty cool. a drinking session through the five boroughs. i like that. let's get over to mike. mike, have you ever seen them? mike: i have not. juliet: tried to get the mike: i will periscope after this. we will all be there. we have scattered showers leaving the tri-state region. they are now coming through long island over to connecticut. most of the rain is already moving on. that is good news for us here. still have some clouds out of such a part. 64 degrees. sixty-three in pittsburgh. it will take a little time for the colder air to arrive. there is a trough right here. the main area of low pressure. that could still bring us a few quick little showers. it does not look like much will be coming through. for the most part, the rain is done for you in the city. tomorrow, sunny skies. chan

lockheed martin is down 9/[laughter] 10 of 1%. we will have the key takeaways from the bolts wagon -- books wagon scandal. ♪ matt: breaking news on starwood hotels -- the hyatt is in talks to buy starwood hotels. the deal may be announced within one week or two. hyatt had been in talk with intercontinental but those talks did not result in a deal. it is now in talks to acquire starwood hotels with cash and stock. that's all we got so far. much, let's gory back to what we said earlier about aig. >> i guess it's a bidding war. in wasnese buyer coming news but it's about getting a bigger number because of that. we have a merger of synergies. the consolidation continues to be the name of the game. erik: that seems to have hyatt shareholders excited. they are up 5%. >> everyone is having trouble with organic road so you have to buy it. erik: i thought it would be a good idea to go back to aig. stephanie: i think so. erik: carl icahn is in the kitchen. this has to do with improving r oe. if you look at aig relative to this -- to its i

one coming in from lockheed martin, we understand. meanwhile, airbus will need high-tech material. i don't know my planes nearly enough, but the area is clear. the pipeline is clear. now they just need to fix those prices. hyde, thankroline you very much. we welcome and ben davis, mining analysts. the ftse 350 mining index, first of all good morning, and what a week. i wonder if anything has changed fundamentally or is this just a relief rally? : we would it as a relief rally. the fundamentals have not changed for us. they will continue to deteriorate in the key commodities including copper. ore, it is your big cord. is anyone prepared for $30 iron ore? talk to me about the commodity, what drives it down there? : we still have a lot of lagging supply additions coming into the market. this month we have roy hill coming online, that will be 50 million tons starting in october. dxt year, we have s 11 another 90 million tons that'll wrap up over time. that is a huge amount of capacity additions which will be have to be displaced. realistically, we could see demanded down next year. jon

scientists and engineers and in some cases are made up of the science and engineers from boeing and lockheed martin and the defense industry. is that something that has changed in any way or how in the beginning is that something that is going to mean a continued militarization of? how does this dynamic work is a potentially problematic as we move forward. it's exactly what you're talking about a. of also said the ideas could live together as long as you have an alert and knowledgeable citizenry you can have a powerful industrial complex and i believe they are interchanged. the problem that i came across actually had to do in the society when i interviewed a very famous program manager from darpa who was responsible for a lot of this trans- humanism early programs in 1990 to 2,003 were discussing the programs that are moving men, merging man with machines in ways that make some people uncomfortable and i said to him about iran and adjacent report that the scientists had counseled at the pentagon and that this was a bad idea that we shouldn't be putting green chips into people's brains becaus

that was being built and the state of europe up dough florida put to where -- lure, i think it was lockheed, to build and design this said that it would replace the shuttle and it would be an interim to the next generation of launch old that would look like a good launch it and he could come back and it would be a dramatic lowering of cost, access to space, all sorts of things that would allow us to prosper as you day and lead -- say in the lead of the world. that project was killed and we not-- and we now access these through the russians. that is not a good idea. this is a country that is running circles around us in all parts of the world that use the u.s. as a menace, not as an ally in any time they would want, the and just shut down our ability to access the space nation where it clearly we need to have an independent means to access the. i would take it beyond that. it is a scientific discoveries that are incredible, i am bias ed, i think we need to be more aspirational again. this will sound odd, but four years ago in a debate, speaker newt gingrich talked about colonizing the moon,

that was being built and the state of europe up dough florida put to where -- lure, i think it was lockheed, to build and design this said that it would replace the shuttle and it would be an interim to the next generation of launch old that would look like a good launch it and he could come back and it would be a dramatic lowering of cost, access to space, all sorts of things that would allow us to prosper as you day and lead -- say in the lead of the world. that project was killed and we not-- and we now access these through the russians. that is not a good idea. this is a country that is running circles around us in all parts of the world that use the u.s. as a menace, not as an ally in any time they would want, the and just shut down our ability to access the space nation where it clearly we need to have an independent means to access the. i would take it beyond that. it is a scientific discoveries that are incredible, i am bias ed, i think we need to be more aspirational again. this will sound odd, but four years ago in a debate, speaker newt gingrich talked about colonizing the moon,