she was a reason samantha brown and inmate of the facility. outside the supervisor's car engaging in sexual activity and drug use. >> it's really manipulation to have control over that staff member. >> you chased a story about a three-foot fishing boat that went missing and was found today >> when it sank on tuesday we didn't know where tom anderson was and it appears today they found his body in the water dead according to his wife. we still don't know why the boat went down the first place. it sounds very quickly in the waters off sandy hook. tom anderson had been fishing for three or four years. he had been taking out a commercial fishing dock called the delft -- beauford dock. people remembered him as a good guy. >> he was so nice and so friendly. nothing bothered him. like one of those happy-go-lucky type guys. >> tom's story is similar to a lot of the people in the close-knit fishing community. they are facing hard economic times and it was getting harder to make a living off of fishing. this is something common use to supplement his inc

first, we want to say hello to the host of 50-50, samantha brown and chris g rundy. >> hello. >> it's so exciting. we have been d ng it for six months. it is amazing. ambushing people on the street. they are ou their way to w k. we say come with us. >> they go for 50 hours. do they have any choice of ac tivities at the destination? >> absolutely. we have two things for them at any moment. they choose and we all do what they want to do. anything they want. boom. >> sailingm scuba dive. >> jump out of planes. >> playing it safe is what we do. >> that's day one. >> what's been the most exciting location? >> we ambushed a couple and took them to south africa. they had three hours' notice. you have ten.minutes to pack a bag if you go. bring your passport and you're on the way. >> sounds great. again, two viewers will be lucky enough to join al, chris and sam on this 50-50 trip. they have to earn . we have narrowed it down to three teams who have to compete in three events. al, let's meet the competitors. >> here they are. ready to play. first of all, we have shamin and claudia. how you guy

. >> brown: samantha bee served as the daily show's longest-serving regular correspondent before leavingrlier this year. >> jon gave me the freedom to explore areas of concern that i felt passionately about. and that was very, very invigorating. jon was our benevolent overlord. working on the daily show changed my life profoundly. typically if he's pushing us in a direction, he's pushing us in the direction of elevating a joke which is great and >> brown: current daily show correspondent and stand up comic al madrigal shared this anecdote with us. >> at one point, during a daily show fieldpiece, i started spinning, like wonder woman almost, in between cities. and for no reason, whatsoever. and i remember him just laughing out loud in the screening, and going, that doesn't make any sense, i love it, go for it. >> brown: not everything was rosy, it seems: former daily show correspondent wyatt cenac recently claimed that stewart blew up at him for questioning the racial overtones of a skit. cenac was the only black writer on the program at the time. another recent report, by "politico," tha