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>> the last few airplanes i flew all flew themselves. i flew boeing 757, 67 and 777. and all three of those airplanes basically fly themselves and some pilots and i know me, especially, i enjoyed flying the airplane some people will throw it on at 400 feet and doesn't come on again this -- ready to land. i like to hand fly it down from 18,000 or at least below 10. it just, you know, helps your skill level. >> what -- how far do you think that plane would have gotten in a period of about 70 or 80 minutes? about how many nautical miles would you expect? >> if you calculate, you know, slower spee...

>> the last few airplanes i flew all flew themselves. i flew boeing 757, 67 and 777. and all three of those airplanes basically fly themselves and some pilots and i know me, especially, i enjoyed flying the airplane some people will throw it on at 400 feet and doesn't come on again this -- ready to land. i like to hand fly it down from 18,000 or at least below 10. it just, you know, helps your skill level. >> what -- how far do you think that plane would have gotten in a period of about 70 or 80 minutes? about how many nautical miles would you expect? >> if you calculate, you know, slower spee...

Next generation of workers? >> you know, i think that for the next generation of workers, it has some unique challenges. for instance, because the boomers aren't retiring, they're staying in jobs for longer, and that means that it's harder for some of the younger folks to move up. >> or even move in. >> yes. >> we are seeing many college and graduate schools students who are unable to get employed at either their skill level or at all. so they're having to take jobs that have nothing to do with their degrees. that will continue then? is this a trend? >> well, there is the opposite side to that...

More, it's the person who is just above that. if the guy's getting the minimum wage and that's up, i want up. the entire system increases in terms of inflation, and the person at the end of the spectrum is still not able to sustain themselves. we need people to have better skills. we don't need to pay people more for having the same skills. we need to find ways to incentivize people to come into the system and to build up their skill level so that they can get better jobs. >> it's not a good argument. i think the federal government -- >> i think it's a fantastic argument. >> i don't think so. ...

Anywhere, from a trombone to a sword, to a violin bow to why not the hula hoop. in fact, it had already been famously done at the burning man festival in 2012 by a group calling itself hula fantastica. their venice beach video was the inspiration for the dallas cowboy cheerleaders. it was an uphill battle. >> they hadn't had a lot of experience. they couldn't get the cool twirls. >> reporter: like corbin perkins seemed to get the hang of it. he can be seen diving into the beach grass to get out of the shot while the cheerleaders twirl. nobody seemed to be complaining about the skill level. ins...