keith o'brien is a former reporter for the boston globe and frequent contributor to mpr. he does all things considered, morning edition in this american life. and is right for new york times, political among others but he's author of outside shot and the brand-new "fly girls" have five daring women defy all odds and made aviation history. as readers we are so lucky to have someone with this journalistic trifecta dove into history i was not even aware of. in fact if you asked me a few weeks ago to close my eyes and picture a daredevil i would have a grizzled dude on a motorcycle with a leather jacket. you see that kind of archetype conjured up? you know what i'm talking about. i hate to admit this but the vision of a mother of two a plane and never would've crossed my mind. even though she and a handful of other women pilots between the two world wars risked their lives inside the cockpit and out. has taken a decommissioned postwar aircraft -- and wonder whether the men hate you enough to sabotage the vehicle you're currently flying and imagine what a riveting read you're

you can hear more from keith o'brien. get this early, if you want to get close, you'll have to get there early. we'll talk to you soon. >>> imagine living in your home with more hand 80 dogs that have full run of the house. that may be a little challenging. >> no. >> this is the reality for a couple in south carolina. but it is all for a good cause. >> reporter: for 13 years 11,000 plus dog have escaped euthanasia resting peacefully at danny and ron's rescue. danny and his partner of 30 years, ron, turned their 4400 square foot south carolina home into a sanctuary for abused and abandoned animals. the personal approach to the rescue is feature in the new documentary, live in the dog house. >> we started with katrina and rescued over 600 dog from katrina. and most of our thought that danny and ron are done and they will not bug to us take a dog. that was the catalyst that got us started doing it more and more. >> reporter: their furry guests have full run of the house and are well taken care of till they're adopted. we hav