Is so the pilot can see.

In Orlando, you split the functions between the tower and the radar functions, but in Miami you kept them together.

So, there's no new equipment that you have to put on the aircraft.

So, what do you do, install some of the heads-up equipment in the cockpit and, in South Florida, you're broadcasting off of the satellites instead of through your normal communication?

It's my understanding, in December, that the FAA started installing Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcasts, ADS-B, in South Florida.

Has the experience factor in Orlando gone down as a result of separating the two functions in Orlando?

I have spent the majority of my time managing this agency under a continuing resolution and that forces hiring freezes.

You have been clearly pushing for some of the same things that I have obviously been talking about.

By the way, Dr. Lewis, we could not even get the NASA IG to investigate the stealing of those rocket designs through the Internet at NASA.

I think, in our subcommittee, as I serve you and the full Committee, that we want to look at NIST and the NSF, at new opportunities for them to examine these questions that have been raised this morning.

This Senator's office computers have been invaded three times in the last month, and one of them looks pretty serious, as if it's talking to a computer in some international arena.

We've got a serious problem in national security.

We are so grateful to Representative Wexler, Senators Russ Feingold and Charles Grassley, for their diligence.

If anybody is responsible for the mess, it is Congress.

I hope that, as time goes on, we will spend, as a Budget Committee, we can spend some more time on this kind of issue.

I support you, Governor. I enjoyed our visit.

Of course, all the questions around climate change, including organizational questions about: should the National Climate Service be situated within NOAA?

What are you doing in coordination with the MDA and Strategic Command to realistically test the GMD?