oshkosh airport becomes the busiest airport in the world for that week.many as 13,000 airplanes. >> during the venture, the population of oshkosh skyrockets as people pour into the city on highway 41. >> it's busy all day because people are going to and from the air show at all different times. >> the leffs are having an uneventful flight. >> the engine had been running very smoothly. in fact i had even commented to my son on how good it was running. >> but things change quickly. 20 miles south of oshkosh, over fond du lac, wisconsin, the engine dies. >> the engine totally quit at that point. there was smoke coming down the side of the airplane and the engine was shaking pretty violently. >> the plane loses altitude quickly. >> to be honest with you, the first thought came to my mind is this isn't good. >> bill knows there's a small airport in fond du lac. >> i immediately turned towards fond du lac airport and called fond du lac tower. they cleared me to land on any runway if i could get there. >> it soon becomes apparent to bill he's going to need to fi

>> i remember getting naked in the back of my mom's station wagon in oshkosh wisconsin and spreadingl over the windows. >> that's a lot at 5:50 in the morning. >> all i remember is my parents threatening to drop me off at the nearest haunted house. >> looks like a great movie. >> you are going to -- you have an entire interview? >> fox news magazine.com. >> okay. talk to us about shiny and vivian. >> hollywood loves to trend the movies about tornadoes. we had all of the movies about astroids destroying the earth and last year a lot on hitchcock. this year not one not two but three movies where hollywood put a bullseye on the white house. the first one opens up tomorrow. it is starring gerard butler and angela basset. it will keep you on the edge of your seat until the end. the white house is taken by the evil doeb bra organization. in june it's white house down from the guy who started it down rollaand emmerich he blew up th white house independence day. you had a chance to go onset. >> they were shooting in montreal and they recreated the white house. i swear you walk on the set it

. >> the airplane's pilot elliott rappoport and his passengers are on their way to an air show in oshkosh, wisconsin, when the engine suddenly fails. >> and then about 800 feet, the engine began to sputter. now, i figured that landing in the water with my gear up was probably the best choice that i had. >> gomez speeds over to the wreckage to see how he can help. fortunately, the plane crashes in only about four feet of water, so it doesn't sink. >> i got there very fast. there was already people in the water calmly bringing the people out. >> bystanders are able to rescue the two injured passengers from the wreckage, but they need help with rappoport. he's still inside the cockpit and bleeding from his head. >> the camera guy, he got a little squeamish about the whole thing. so i grabbed the camera, and i started shooting after that. i was more concerned about making sure i got the scene on tape. >> sergeant john holland is the only fireman on duty in white lake township when the call comes in. >> when i first arrived there, i see the aircraft, the nose down. i can still see the pilot in

that's doing the really heavy lifting, me list sachlt i'm looking at oshkosh up 32%, for military and fire trucks and so forth. you look at the big moves these guys are making, that's big dollars being committed. that's durables. i like that. >> all right, coming up next, csi markets. a top technician highlights what the charts say about the rally's strength. >>> and later, can this bull market laggard redeem itself? and as we head to break, look at the sectors that helped the market recover since the last peak in 2007. yeah, you remember back then. more "fast money" straight ahead. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready for real business. okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's

. >> next up is matt in oshkosh, wisconsin. >> hi. thanks for taking my call. considering what some of the intellectual and systemmistic influence abigail's writings were. how they influenced her. >> thank you. did she have influences on her writing? >> oh, yes. of course, she was great reader. this is the beginning point to write well. of course, to read good literature. she read the bible. she read books. i will let jim talk. when we do the research on her letters, one of the fing things, if she is quoting somebody or creating somebody, we always want to identify who it is. but sometimes she is not using quotation marks because educated people in the 18th century knew a lot of things automatically. i would say the things she quoted most often were things she referenced were shakespeare, the bible, alexander, pope, and the classic. >> this next call is from their hometown, quincy, massachusetts. you are on. >> yes, hello. congratulationses on having this wonderful series on the first ladies. you know, i live in massachusetts. we are lucky to, you know, see and

. >> peep fashion from brian in oshkosh. >> he didn't do that. >> that e pretty cool. >> he took a picture it is wrong. >> this poor guy is going in ears first you. don't like peeps. >> i like looking at them. >> be real. and say what -- >> they are traditional in the basket. my mom put them in there. something about them makes me feel warm and fuzzy. i don't eat them. how's that? you really eat those things? >> mm-mm. >> stick with the cupcake. >> mm-mm-mm! >> announcer: more americans choose abc news to see the whole picture. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- infection investigation. an oklahoma dentist is accused of exposing patients to dangerous and even deadly viruses. >> now thousands are under orders to be tested for hiv, hepatitis and other blood borne diseases. it's friday, march 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good friday morning. the end of the week. we made it. >> up top. tgif. >> easter sunday. make you say it on television so you keep your promise. >> i was debating whether or not i had to man up and go t

as always, the voice of optimism of sunny optimism from oshkosh, wisconsin. >>> coming up, mika's must-read coming up next. more "morning joe" in a minute. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ something this delicious could only come from nature. discover nectresse™. the 100%-natural no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. nectresse™. sweetness naturally. >>> live look at the capitol. the sun has yet to come up over washington, but you need to wake up and get to work. all right. we'll start with the "new york times." the progressive shift written by david brooks. and he says this, liberalism seems to have changed. today, many progressives seem to believe that government is the source of growth. capitalism is just a feeding trough that government can use to fuel its expansion. the progressive budget in the house seems to have been written by people hermetically sealed. they work in government, they represent public sector workers, they seem to have had little contact with pr