first officer jeffrey scott is also doing a.nd in terms of trying to do our best to fix the system, we are not done yet. >> chelsley sullenberger, "highest duty" is the name of his book. >> thank you very much. good to be here.

you see, jeffrey scott, first officer that day, and i had never landed an airliner in a river before, so we didn't know what to expect, and i didn't know how successful i would be in making the touch down gentle enough to keep the airplane back. i was confident i could, but i didn't know how hard it would be because there was no thrust. after we landed, stopped in the water, before i opened the cockpit door and commanded the evacuation, we turned to each other and both said, well, that wasn't as bad as i thought. that's the first reaction we had. >> what do airlines look for in airline pilots that they seem to have this calmness? >> well, what we expected that day, forced on ourselves was a practiced call professionals learn. it's not about calm, but a discipline to focus on the task at hand even though your body's normal human reaction is to respond with a spike in blood pressure and in pulse and a narrowing of your perceptions because of the intense life threatening stress. we did our job to spite it. >> in your view as a retired air captain,ing is the airline industry secure in the

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scott says the wait for those will get longer. >> that's so-cal talk. i hate it. that's the data out of piper jeffrey, which definitely does a good job of analyzing apple's manufacturing processes. it says there's a problem with ipad2 supply, the components. this exacerbated by the supply problems in japan because of the tsunami. this could stretch the wait for the ipad2 to seven weeks by the middle of summer. now apple doesn't comment on estimates like that but anecdotally there are still lines and waits outside of apple stores. >>> a fascinating investigation this morning by the newspaper "l.a. weekly" looking bad at the old attacks on craigslist and congressional testimony claiming more than one-third of the sex workers who advertised in the adult section were underaged prostitutes. this morning some of the very latest people involved in the congressional investigation criticizing craigslist admit the statistics given to congress and wide he repeated in the media were made up for a good headline says one spokeswoman for the anti-prostitution group. if we give staytistings for the public with all t