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>> we have to better understand what happens if in fact there is some sort of collision or impact. we need to better understand that. at the end of the day this is about avoiding that collision in the first place. >> reporter: the trade group predicts once commercial drones are fully incorporated into the national air space, theyll create more than 100,000 u.s. jobs by the year 2025. faa is trying to keep up with the technology thats moving at lightning pace, while balancing safety in skies that...

Reports and now the press secretary, the president saying that the reason hillary clinton lost wasnt because she blew it in benghazi or with russia or blew it as secretary of state and ignored the entire midwest and people didnt like the product. that is why hillary clinton lost. >> you think josh earnest was speaking for the president there and this was kind of a good-cop, bad-cop deal and he was saying what the president really thinks what the president was acting above the fray. >> i would li...

Reports and now the press secretary, the president saying that the reason hillary clinton lost wasnt because she blew it in benghazi or with russia or blew it as secretary of state and ignored the entire midwest and people didnt like the product. that is why hillary clinton lost. >> you think josh earnest was speaking for the president there and this was kind of a good-cop, bad-cop deal and he was saying what the president really thinks what the president was acting above the fray. >> i would li...

Through syria. you know, in the chaos of the civil war in syria, they managed to get recruits, train them there, and then cross the border in lightning pace and do this raid that is now gotten them a lot closer to where they want to be. >> and in terms of getting to iraq, i mean, many military people i have spoken to so far say iraq is a pretty strong hold for maliki, just the way that the city is set up so there isnt really the fear. although they are about 40 miles outside of baghdad is the th...

With general petraeus in september. and then again in early november. lawmakers are now questioning the timing of events, especially this unfolding at a lightning pace but only after the election. >> well, i think there is enough room for suspicion here. and a great example is after conducting this investigation for so long, why would the raid on the ladys house just happen this week. if this investigation had been going on for months. i think the fbi has a lot of questions to answer administrat...

Closing arguments today in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse case. the defense rested yesterday without calling sandusky to the stand, but theres a fascinating backstory about why not. nbcs ron allen is live in pennsylvania. talk about whats happening today. could the jury get the case today? >> reporter: yes, very soon, chris, probably some time after the lunch break, early this afternoon. we are in closing arguments now. the defense is about to begin making their case. we think they could go ...

Probably didnt testify in his own defense. we understand that his son was here at the courthouse, prepared to testify, that he had conta contacted the prosecutors after being silent throughout this entire case. he apparently witnessed something, he may have been a victim himself, we are not sure but yes, that is one reason we believe sandusky did not take the witness stand. imagine the spec trouble, sitting there, being cross-examined by prosecutors and going through each detail of the allegatio...

To perhaps continue as we go through closing arguments and into the deliberations beginning this afternoon. thomas? >> nbcs ron allen in bellefonte, pennsylvania. ron, thanks so much. joining me here in studio is criminal defense attorney, former federal prosecutor, jay fahey. great to have you here. as ron was pointing out and we were talking about in break this seems like it has gone by at a lightning pace they have been able to get this far and the fact the jury could be handed this case by l...

And the wager? hello, $17,973. $41,413 and a two-day total of $77,147. that means, ladies and gentlemen -- >> watson wins. joining me now is space and technology expert daniel seaberg. >> it wasnt even close, really. sadly for us humans, you know. >> how does this watts yop computer work? >> so its tapping into all sorts of servers, processing memory, its loaded with tons of information. and its able to search that information at a lightning pace. were talking about an answer and question format...

President mike pence about his russian contacts and could potentially be blackmailed by moscow. >> that created a compromise situation, a situation where the national security adviser essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. >> tonight, yates takes on president trumps stepped up attacks on his own intelligence agencies and department of justice. >> this has really taken the assault on the rule of law to a new level. this has moved at a lightning pace for an investigation complex as this...