chris bury has this man's story from oshkosh, wisconsin. >> this thing will do highway speeds.rlocked in place. >> it holds the road very, very well. the suspension was tuned for the lightweight. >> reporter: meet karl. his pitch sounds like one you would hear from any car dealer, but he is not your ordinary salesman. for one thing he has got a phd from mit and sounds like it. >> we realized we had a separation double on our canard that was lifting the front. i was one of those kids that was fascinated with aerospace engineering. >> reporter: karl not only wanted to fly planes, he wanted to design them. and then in college the light bulb went off. >> i started thinking what could i do that would have the potential to have a significant impact on the aviation industry. and looking at the basic problems that pilots face today, the idea of a flying car just made sense. >> reporter: a flying car, on the face of it, not exactly a novel idea. the villains in this james bond movie flu one ages ago. ♪ >> reporter: and george jettison road us to the future way back in the 60s. ♪ >> repo

oshkosh airport becomes the busiest airport in the world for that week.ere will be as many as 13,000 airplanes. >> during the venture, the population of oshkosh skyrockets as people pour into the city on highway 41. >> it's busy all day because people are going to and from the air show at all different times. >> the leffs are having an uneventful flight as we cross the wisconsin border. >> the engine had been running smoothly. i even commented to my son on how good things were. >> but things change quickly. 20 mimes south of oshkosh, over fond du lac, the engine dies. >> the engine totally quit at that point. the engine was shaking pretty violently. >> the plane loses altitude quickly. >> to be honest with you, the first thought came to my mind is this isn't good. >> bill knows there's a small airport in fond du lac. i called fond du lac tower. they cleared me to land on any runway if i could get there. >> but it soon becomes apparent to bill he's going to need to find a different solution. >> so my choices were parking lots, housing developments and buil

. >> i was rocking oshkosh bah gosh instead of adidas.n you say that run dmc is here, we got a whole bunch of community. and we're joined today with four hip hop enthusiasts. loyal stream team as you know you are the third member of the show. >> d there seems to be a lot of nostalgia for old school hip hop, like it was the real deal. and you are part of that. >> yeah. >> give us some of your most vivid memories. >> well, it was a unique time because everybody except the industry was really into us. like when we did those early shows, we used to have to knock on the doors of venues. could we get on stage, we're run dnc. and there was no videos or album covers, so the records was playing in the streets, but nobody knew who we was, and they would shut the doors on us. and people thought hip hop was a fad, but the funny thing about that, the very industry -- the labels really didn't want to give us these deals. the radio really didn't want to play us, but it was the punk rockers, debbie harry who made a rap song, lou reed, the ramons, it was

. >> the airplane's pilot elliott rappoport and his passengers are on their way to an air show in oshkoshdenly fails. >> and at about 800 feet, the engine began to sputter. now, i figured that landing in the water with my gear up was probably the best choice that i had. >> gomez speeds over to the wreckage to see how he can help. fortunately, the plane crashes in only about four feet of water, so it doesn't sink. >> i got there very fast. there was already people in the water calmly bringing the people out. >> bystanders are able to rescue the two injured passengers from the wreckage, but they need help with rappoport. he's still inside the cockpit and bleeding from his head. >> the camera guy, he got a little squeamish about the whole thing. so i grabbed the camera, and i started shooting after that. i was more concerned about making sure i got the scene on tape. >> sergeant john holland is the only fireman on duty in white lake township when the call comes in. >> when i first arrived there, i see the aircraft, the nose down. i can still see the pilot in the plane. with that type of impa

real and it would have been discovered -- 30 years ago would have been discovered at the paper in oshkoshi remember hanging out with one reporter from wall street journal at one point in south carolina. he was talking enviously to a huffington post reporter because they were letting him write a articlen week. the way that skewed that every election is driven by gas. in retrospect, rick santorum, ted cruz, have talked about the way the republican convention focused on, you didn't build that -- obama saying, you didn't build that, was a mistake. they put too much into this one gaffe. that wasn't the young reporters who decided that. that was kind of the mind of the political press corps on the campaign. and that's not because they're 23-year-olds doing that. 30-year-olds can do that perfectly well, 50-year-olds. it's just the way the stream of information which could be more localized, more based on talking to voters. if the network said, you're 23 years old, maybe instead of covering this event, talk to 20 voters. that would completely change the event. >> we talk about gaffes, and that wo