if i was the son of a banker, and i had a house in farmingdale and horses, i think that i would be doing something else, so we carry with us these things that we carry with us. there is no joke about welfare. 99% of the people on this do not want to be there, this is making you feel gratitude but you also feel sad because you have to be in the circumstance to get to that place. i was in that circumstance. my father died, i said he was leaving me. i thought death was a betrayal. tavis: how does a child navigate the journey when he feels that he has been betrayed. >> i never really got over it until this minute, i have never been over this. i am and over indulgent parent. i am wacko. we did this early so i could be at chance's play to see him play babe ruth. they are my life. my father was good to me, but he left me. he lost a son before i was born. one day he was gone. i am nine years old and one day he is not there anymore. relatives say, larry, you are the man of the family, you have to take care of your brother and mother, you have to deliver groceries. why am i in this position? he le

. >> 69-year-old john pendergast, sterling, virginia, he was trying to find his way to the farmingdaleg island airport. you might say he got a little messed up because he routed his plane into the path of several 747s trying to land at kennedy airport over the weekend and basically endangered hundreds of lives. >> how old is this person? >> he's 69 years old. he was out flying and apparently didn't bother to get into radio contact with the tower. a taiwanese 747 nearly hit him, hundreds of people were in peril and he didn't have theadio on or something. you might say he's in a little bit of trouble. they haven't decided if they'll charge him with anything yet and he hasn't been available for comment. he was not at the farmingdale airport, that's for sure. >> now for the it's going to make you uncomfortable part of the morning. this next story is dirty i think is the best way to phrase it. >> it could be very romantic. >> some bright prn decided that dogs might need some help in the bedroom. so you can read it right there, that's what it is. we're going to show you a very delicate pictu

i'm allan sloa susie: and finally tonight, it was paws-up arepublic airport in farmingdale, ne york, today pet airways made its inaugural flht. it's the fst all-pet airline. a new yorkouple came up with the id after their jack russell terrier made his fst and last trip in a trational airliner's cgo hold. at pet airways, dogs and cs fly in t main cabin of a freighplane fitted with carriers in ace of seats. the one-way flights st $250. t airways flies animals between w york, washington, chicago,enver and los angeles. and jeff, thresponse has been good. flights are alady booked up for the next two months. >> jeff: there's only e thing i want tknow, how many pieces of carry-on luggageo the pets get. >> susie: a they ev have a firsclass or business cla tion. >> jeff: that'going to the dogs >> jeff: that'"nightly businesseport" for tuesday, july 14. i'm jeff yastine good night, eryone, and good ght to you, susie. susie: good night, jeff. i'm susie gharib. we hope to see all oyou again tomorr evening. "nigly business report" is made possible by: this programas made possible by ctributions t