. >> since the single-engine cessna seats four, cara brings along her mother and her husband jonathon. he suggests they also bring their 7-month-old son jacob. >> i almost begged like, hey, let's bring jacob along. this will be so much fun. everything will be fine. i'll hold him. >> so i relented and let him bring him up and that was the most scary part about it is knowing he was in the plane with us and not buckled. >> in the air the five of them take in utah's magnificent landscape. >> the weather was the best weather we have had in weeks. it was really exciting. >> about a half hour in to the flight, the pilot has some worrisome news. >> the pilot let us know that something was wrong. >> ice has formed on the carburetor cutting off the engine from its fuel supply. >> i didn't believe him because i know he's a little bit of jokester and it you my first time. >> but this is no joke. >> the engine had severely lost power. he did everything he was suppose ed to. he had the carburetor heat on and let it out even more to try to rid itself from the ice. >> it's too late. at 8500 feet, the

it was father jonathon's first time on "red eye."o when he sat down he has a thong and his sweaty ass is on these chairs. father jonathon walks in and there is a disgusting puddle. we had to stop and wipe it down. that rag by the way, had to be burned. guy scaws me father -- >> excuse me, father, let us just wipe up the ass sweat. >> o de rous was the right name. >> we had some great drinking experiences with him after the show. stuff i can't really mention because -- no. i will say this, if you went out with him and got drunk with him chances are whatever you talked about would end up in a press release. he wrote his own press releases. he used to burn things in effigy. not burn them, but destroy them. we would get letters from people that said did you see what president obama? did you see what he did to sara pay lynn sph it was -- sarah palin. they did lots of things. i remember taking him to a bar. we got wasted on 9th avenue. i said because of what you did for one of your shows i am getting a lot of letters. can i not have you on

jonathon miller. >> i'll look it up. >> is he still alive? i don't know. >> i never heard of him. >> i haven't heard of him either. >> i think i can see him. he had a lot of documentaries, right? >> yeah. >> i kind of remember him, pbs stuff. >> yeah, a british man. >> a british guy, yeah. i remember that. >> yeah. >> joanne, you weren't even born. >> and he directed opera. >> well there you go. >> he must have been on top of it being british. >> you must have thought the british built a tunnel to the french. after trying to kill this will off they built a tunnel. what is that all about? >> the french tunnel was six inches off when they met in the middle. >> joanne thoughts on the running. >> i don't run. i fractured my hip jogging so i don't jog anymore. >> how do you stay in shape? >> i actually use kettle bells. it is funny they say jogging is extreme exercise. really, they are attacking the joggers and not the crossfiters. let's get our priorities straight. >> i also use kettle corn to exercise. i am assuming the hard core joggers either

launched after the presidential election this statement i was just mentioning coming from good luck jonathon is inning to go by the situation is still improving despite these attacks we are reporting today. in the last few days, the nigerian arm forces say they have recaptured at least seven strategic towns. the activity was very prevalence they say in general now this is an on going battle. the war against terrorism which is what they call it, is on going. they are not promising to eliminate bomb caha ram, but are saying thatly will diminish the activities we heard president good luck jonathon says that within the next three to four weeks we will see a significant reduction the attacks be i the group. just briefly now on how people are reacting to that, well, obviously those in the immediate vicinity, you can understand, were questioned just how effective the security services are and will be wondering whether they can have any confident in what is being said, in cases like where the defense head quarters is baited, they say this is just further evidence, of the effectiveness of the armed f

jonathon was in the courtroom today. >> leaving the criminal for lunch. ellen plightly smiled and did he cleaned our request for an interview. she will tell her side of the story soon enough. now the ceo of the community web site read it. she used to work at junior partner biggest name in venture cap knoll. now suing them for gender discrimination. >> i think this case goes far beyond the charges by ellen powell. >> head of equal rights advocate strike at the head of complaints of tech and finance. >> i think we hear from so many women that don't speak up. we hear about the exclusion from meetings which there is really key decisions made. >> law professor little says alleges don't make headlines because the cases are usually settled confidentially out of court. >> path breaking is a very high powered and lucrative firm has allowed a case to go all the way to jury selection and maybe even to verdict in a sense air the dirty laundry in and out public. >>reporter: little says that will center on powell herself and intimate relationship she with a co-worker w

martha: jonathon hunt reporting from oxnard where it happened.eed and light will be big parts of this investigation right? >> reporter: have much so. of the sun coming up over the crash scene you can see behind me before it was much darker than that when the accident occurred. earlier today we took a wash along the tracks to try to give you an idea of exactly what conditions would have been like at the time of this crash. take a look. it was right at about this time. 5:45 a.m. pacific that the train was leaving ox hard station this way and hurtling down these tracks. the speed would have been between 55-80 miles an hour. it's guided by its lights at that point. in this predawn darkness it was unlikely to have seen the truck stuck on the crossing with have much warning. think of it as driving along a highway with only your headlights to guide you in the pitch black. the driver did all he could slamming on the brakes. passengers describe hearing the terrellifying screeching of the brakes -- hearing the terrifying screeching pen came the met at on m

and then there's people who start off like jonathon colton who became an independent is supposed successand state and independent musical success by touring and doing his gigs as an nda. all of those companies, all of those individuals represent a kind of existence proof to be a success of your independent. that matters a lot because not independent architect or come major publishing world has been subject to the same 20 the same 21st century mergers and acquisition concentration that every other sector has been subject to weather that is automaking or energy or logistics or retail or finance, we are at down now to five feet publishers, for big labels and five big studios. we are effectively out of competition. don't have to be a radical economist observed fewer buyers, the sellers get a worse deal. you see that reflected now in the kinds of deals that major publishers studio tables offer to creators to sell into them. if you are a musician and you are one of the very lucky, very few musicians who manages to get a record deal, your record deal includes a standard accounting practice that