amy miller, she too is on the phone with me. i understand that you work at a cleaners on this particular road. it's bird knack road for people who know virginia beach. when you heard there was trouble, you happened to be outside, when you look up, what did you see? >> we were standing out in front of the building, and we heard a plane and what i saw was a plane very low, coming down at an angle with flames under the right wing. flames under the right wring, this is new because we haven't heard yet. describe how large the flames were. >> not very large, just enough where you would be able to see that there was a problem. >> flameses under the right wing. >> i would have been looking at the plane from behind, coming down at a tilted angle. because it was coming from the east toward the ocean front. >> what about the pilots, did you happen to see one or both the pilot and the back seater ejecting? >> i saw them eject, i saw one a little more clearly than the other because i actually seen him eject and the parachute opened and he we

chad in atlanta. >>> joining us on the phone, amy miller.and amy, tell us what you saw. >> yes, sir. i work at barrett cleaners in the little birdneck shops right up the road. i had just gotten the word that i was going in at 12:00 and i was doing a shift change and i look up and when i look up i see a plane coming down low at an angle, and i could see flames around the wing. i actually saw them eject and the parachutes open and the plane go down, and of course, my boss ran in to call 911, and i started running home to check on my family. >> when you say you saw flames around the wing, was it around the tip of the wing or near the engine? >> near the body of the plane. >> would it be the right side of the plane as if you were one of the pilots or the right side of the plane as you were looking at it from your vantage point. >> as if you were a passenger on the right side because i was on the opposite side of the road and it was coming from the east toward the ocean front, and it was coming down at an angle. >> and was this a lot of flames? >

amy miller, quite a day there. course, hope as i know everyone in virginia beach does that it continues to be good news and that no one, in fact, was killed today. so far that's certainly the news we have. thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> turning now to the american economy. 120,000 new jobs were added last month, and that sounds like good news, right? it depends on how you look at it. it's only half the number of jobs that were added the month before, and mitt romney is using today's report as campaign trail amm ammo. we will hash out what this means in the race to the white house first. first, christine romans you crunches the numbers. >> since when is a drop in the unemployment rate a negative, disappointing? when you only create 120,000 jobs in the month and you created 200,000 plus for the prior three months. that's the disappointment here. some economists say it fell because about 164,000 people, many of them white women, by the way, dropped out of the work force and so that's why the unemploym

. >>> also in virginia beach are two witnesses to yesterday's crash, amy miller, who saw the navy jetome crashing down, and charles olsen, who lives in the building right next to the one hit by the plane. good morning to both of you. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, amy, as i understand it, be you arrive at work. you see the plane coming in from overhead. what happens next? >> yes, ma'am. i saw it coming down at an angle and some fire underneath the right wing. i saw both pilots eject out of the top and the parachutes open and the plane go down. >> so, you actually could see the pilots being ejected from that plane. what went through your mind when you see two human beings literally flying through the air? >> i had mixed feelings. i was relieved because i knew they made it out of the plane before it hit the ground, but i was also nervous as to where it would go from there. >> we'll talk about that in a minute. charlie, i want to talk to you because this all basically happened in your backyard. you couldn't necessarily see it but you could feel it. >>

>> uh-huh. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere, amy the official john fagelsang hugger of the "stephanie millerss and i got another hug. >> right. wayne in seattle can't wait to see you in seattle at the freaken paramount theater. >> yeah. you have the most wonderful, wonderful -- dedicated fans. >> i have one simple question and that is to have sharks with freaken laser beams at hatched to their heads. >> stephanie miller and the sexy liberal crew are coming to seattle. join hal sparks john fagelsang, and talk radio goddess, stephanie miller. this is the most action i have had in i don't know how long. >> as they help columbus rediscover they funny bone. >> who is laughing now, huh? >> tickets are able at ticketmaster.com, or by calling 800-745-3000. this is truly the show that will put the oh ah back in ohio. the stephanie miller sexy liberal show coming to the capitol theater on august 18th. buckeye state you are going to love our nuts. >> you are going to love my nuts. [ applause ] >> finally. >> yeah. boston in june. we got to up the amy these shows. we have been selling out for a year. no

they've questioned another man, a friend of miller's in this case, but they're not giving the nebraska details about what happened afteral all these years. here's amyrk shark killed a surfer off the coast of africa. a documentary film crew is being blamed for the attack. nbc's anabel is live in london. good morning, anabel. >> good morning. a 20-year-old who repped his country in international body boarding competitions. his friends say he had a passion for the ocean. >> he was one who let the surf dog the talking. >> reporter: he was a championship water-boarder. he was in the water when the shark struck, biting off his right leg when he was hit. husband brother was unable to save him. he knew the risks. >> he was a true, what we taerm the waterman. he spear fished, he dived, he body boarded. when the wash waves were too s he's go waterboarding. >> reporter: this is thought to be the shark that killed david. a great white about 16 feemt long. sharks are known along there. a film crew threw out fish and blood to attract them. david's friends believe this is what called him. the filmmakers have moved out of the area on monday. this is the second fat

miller's in this case, but they are not giving any other details about what led them to this building, lester, after all these years. >> all right, michelle franzen, thank you. >>> once again, here's amyiant great white shark killed a young surfer off the coast of south africa on an isolated beach popular with surfers, but a documentary film crew is being blamed for the attack. ann bell is live with the latest, good morning, ann bell. >> reporter: good morning, amy. a community is grieving the loss of a young man killed by a shark, a 20-year-old, who represented his country, south africa, in international bodyboarding competitions. his friends say he had a passion for the ocean. >> he really let his surfing do the talking, absolute friend for all. >> david lillienveld was in the water with his brother at a beach near his home in cape town when the shark struck, biting off his right leg at the hip. his brother was unable to save him. david's friends say he knew the risk. >> he was a true what we term the water man. he spear fished, he dived, he bodyboarded. when the waves were too small, surfing, longboarding. there's always a calculated risk when entering mother nature. >> this dark s