psychological part of some drivers that are like, how soon can i give this up so i don t have to deal with it anymore? it depends on the the driver. i do think there s going to be this transition, and eddie s totally right, the technology isn t the issue. it s stringing together the legal and the technology across brands and types of cars. but individually, the cars that are coming out contain wind the cars, it s pretty much there, it s getting them to talk to each other, getting them to be aware of stop lights that are coming up and traffic flow, and that technology basically exists too. but having them all talk to each other, who s going to be liable when something breaks? that s pretty dicey. that s the fascinating thing. i m hearing from you guys basically the technology is there. you can see video right now on the internet of factories where there s basically self-driving vehicles zipping past each other with massively dangerous chemicals that they re holding and nothing ever go
it s actually fewer towers than officials had first proposed closing. they say they will keep open two dozen towers that they planned to close. shutting them down would have, quote, a negative impact on the national interest, unquote. all the airports involved reportedly will remain open but with no towers, pilots will have to coordinate takeoffs and landings themselves over a shared radio frequency. they have the training to do that still, republican senator jerry more ran said the move was like removing stop lights and stop signs from our roads. he also claims the f.a.a. could save the towers by tapping into the millions of dollars in unspent research money. the national air traffic controllers association blasted the move in a statement it reads: the closure of these air traffic control towers will reduce the overall margin of safety of our entire aviation system. meantime the fbi is now investigating how a guy posing ago as a pilot got inside the cockpit apparently because he
earthquake, so many of the roads were destroyed and come back to some degree, we ve been back there together. and driving along on asphalt and all of a sudden, a section of road that hasn t been paved and full of holes, because of the earthquake and it hasn t been fixed. the hatian people are hard working people and they need an opportunity, they need a chance. is there an educational system? are there stop lights, are there fire department, any of those things? well, occasionally you ll see a policeman maybe directing traffic, but, no, they don t have a lot of that. they do have an education system. is it adequate? in no way, and so many of the schools have not reopened after the earthquake. but in three years, i have seen improvement in haiti and there are a few bright spots. obviously, it s a very different situation now than it was in the immediate aftermath of the quake, you don t have destroyed buildings everywhere. you don t have thank god, bodies in the streets. but if yo
earthquake, so many of the roads were destroyed and come back to some degree, we ve been back there together. and driving along on asphalt and all of a sudden, a section of road that hasn t been paved and full of holes, because of the earthquake and it hasn t been fixed. the hatian people are hard working people and they need an opportunity, they need a chance. is there an educational system? are there stop lights, are there fire department, any of those things? well, occasionally you ll see a policeman maybe directing traffic, but, no, they don t have a lot of that. they do have an education system. is it adequate? in no way, and so many of the schools have not reopened after the earthquake. but in three years, i have seen improvement in haiti and there are a few bright spots. obviously, it s a very different situation now than it was in the immediate aftermath of the quake, you don t have destroyed buildings everywhere. you don t have thank god, bodies in the streets. but if yo
roads were destroyed and come back to some degree, we ve been back there together. and driving along on asphalt and all of a sudden, a section of road that hasn t been paved and full of holes, because of the earthquake and it hasn t been fixed. the hatian people are hard working people and they need an opportunity, they need a chance. is there an educational system? are there stop lights, are there fire department, any of those things? well, occasionally you ll see a policeman maybe directing traffic, but, no, they don t have a lot of that. they do have an education system. is it adequate? in no way, and so many of the schools have not reopened after the earthquake. but in three years, i have seen improvement in haiti and there are a few bright spots. obviously, it s a very different situation now than it was in the immediate aftermath of the quake, you don t have destroyed buildings everywhere. you don t have thank god, bodies in the streets. but if you re really talking about t