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And want to prevent what were your group want to stop that with an international ban on these weapons but weapon producers like the u.s. china russia they're not signing any band can you change their minds. hopefully we can but we need more support from countries where there is i think. concert consensus. and there must be a minit what human control over the use of ports. and over the critical functions of weapon but currently there are only twenty six countries for a ban but most countries and that does get want to negotiate on a new legal instrument ok that's all going well but is it even po...

They don't strangle innovation with red tape. >> another sign along the list of many that companies see arizona as a great place to do business. they are fleeing california, they are ditching the overregulation and high taxation and arizona is a place that's open for business. >> here is what happened, california requires cars, quote, without active human control or monitoring to get a special permit. uber claims all of its autonomous did have a driver so they didn't need one. california disagreed and revoked license to operate. hours later uber fires back releasing photos along with this stat...

What is uber's response? >> we don't need your stinking permit and the state responded by banning their cars. this is either a case of classic government overregulation or a ceo trying to bully the system will you be the judge would state losses autonomous cars without the keywords, without active human control or monitoring need a permit. uber claimed his cars to have a human and don't need a permit and ignore the regulators until yesterday when they quit california for friendly state disappointing the mayor who criticized uber's ceo. >> should not be operating his driverless vehicle technolo...

Was in control of that fight as it spiraled down to the sea. tonight, as investigators continue to search for the lost wreckage of mh-370. a new report indicates no one was in control of the enormous aircraft at the time of the crash. an analysis of data indicates the plane plunged 25,000 feet per minute. >> the way the plane spiraled into the ocean, it was not under human control. >> reporter: there's no way you can make a plane do that? >> no. there's no way a pilot could make a plane do that. and it raises the question of whether the pilot or pilots were still alive. >> reporter: the flight...

Conclusion. and i think it's based on this michael. if the plane -- >> i'm sorry, go ahead. please. >> if the plane did the u-turn they were able to see it crossing the island of malaysia. then it disappears. the speculation is that it goes north of the straight around indonesia and then back down into the southern pacific. if it made those turns, the only way it would do that is if it was under human control and someone was directing it. that's the basis of it. >> is the working hypothesis meaning it was the pilot? >> well, i'm not sure that anyone's taking the next step to brand the pilot as...