>>o that's you guys. >> today yto look like apu y, somewhat. no that's not funny. >> do either of you identify with that charter in any way? >> no i don't think so. >> when you see that does that bother you? >> they paid him, he did it. >> sreenivasan: you kno w, i-- i still remember there was a kid inigh school, ian-- i-- i won't say his last name. but you know, i-- i mean, apu's catchphrases were used as a bludgeon against-- >> yeah. >> sreenivasan: all south asians at the time. >> yeah. >> sreenivasan: it was just-- it wasn't that sophisticated-- >> no. >> sreenivasan: a putdown, right? it was kind of cheap. and-- and-- >> right. reenivasan: as a brown k you're like, "that's all you got?" you know, it sort of-- >> well and-- and that is all they had, because they're-- nobody knew much about us-- e thing that i've heard a lot of is, "well the simpsons makes fun of everybody." ad thacan be true of any kind of comedian. like, if you make fun of everybody, it's equal opportunity offense. what's your problem? why can't you take a joke? i can take

how to get the pumps going and how to start it typically what's called apu on board some aircraft thatsomething that happens in a minute or two. five or ten minute operation. abby: luckily not in a place like new york where there are buildings everywhere and there was water that the plane could go to. certain point fighter jets had to come up and steer it in a certain direction or try to at least. at what point do they make that decision we need to shoot this down or we need to get up there and solve. this they have internal protocols to make that happen. i think we have to say they did a fantastic job. they kept that plane away from population. kept it away from buildings. they kept it over almost deserted island, over in the middle of the water. and when they couldn't get him to go down in a military base, which is what they wanted, then they tried to keep him over the water where he could do the least amount of damage. ed: if you are in charge of operations management this morning at jfk or chicago o'hare, what are you doing? >> redoubling my efforts to make sure the security protoc