live from that unmanned aerial vehicle buzzing around and it s coming down live to a laptop and coming into a feed. so, again, troops on the ground can gather intelligence and monitor the enemy and the experts here in southern california, cranking these things out for the department of defense, tell us that this is the way of the future. a lot of the unmanned aerial vehicles used right now in iraq and afghanistan, the predator and reaper, they weigh thousands of pound, consume fuels and cost millions of dollars. this plane you see can cost $25,000, a lot of variables, but the main thing is it portable and they re made here in beautiful southern california. jamie: dod dollars at work benefitting those at home here, too, thank you so much, casey stegall. kelly: well, kenya is considered the most stable