, in oshkosh, wisconsin, an unlikely figure draws an appreciative crowd. >> bernice b. hadoo is sharing the stage with an air force fight are pilot. 91 years old still proudly in uniform, bea is on a mission to tell everyone about the wasps, women air force service pilots. >> i didn't think of myself as gutsy, i guess we all were. >> this is the plane bea pilotduring world war ii. only a few of them survive along with a handful of wasps. >> zoot suits, early in the morning, before the break of dawn ♪ ♪ along came a pilot -- >> i think he started at the end instead of at the beginning. >> their voices a bit shaky now but their songs and stories are seared into the memories forged during the time they trained and flew together. a time when their country was under attack. >> everybody at that day and age wanted to do their part in the war effort. >> once i layered about the wasps this is something that if i'm accepted that i can do. and i would be able to be serving my country and doing something that i dearly loved doing. >> i wanted to do something for my country. that's

. >> i was rocking oshkosh b'gosh, and so did the online community. as i was telling you, you say hiphop and politics, and it opens up a pandora's box. and you say run dmc is here. he says: we're joined today with four hiphop enthusiasts, and we're going to get to them in the show. but loyal stream team, you're in the show, and throughout today's discussion, engage us using the twitter hashtag. >> there seems to be a lot of nostalgia for old school hiphop. and you were part of that. and you created the touring with all of your music. give us some of your most vivid memories. >> well, it was a creek time because everybody accept the industry was really into it. when we did those early shows, we used to knock on the doors, can we get on the stage? we're run dmc. and there was no video, we didn't have tv, and there were no album covers. and the records were playing in the streets and nobody knew who we was, and they shut the doors on us. but even the record companies themselves, people thought hiphop was a fad. they thought it was like the hula hoop and

debra is joining us from oshkosh, wisconsin. your comments on all of this. caller: hi, there.ing. terry's was watching campaign thing, she is trying to get some medicaid money coming back to their state. host: right, he just said that a short while ago. caller: see our state, in wisconsin, is refusing to take no medicaid money. host: governor scott walk was campaigning with ken cuccinelli in virginia. caller: but he's refusing that in our state. host: all right, thanks for the call. next, devon from michigan. you with us? to david from hyattsville, maryland. caller: i want people to understand those who constantly undermine the president regarding his election, that republicans had an opportunity to vote obama out in his second term and it did not work. it's a clear indication that the american people are behind this president. so what we need to do is stop the bickering and divisiveness and acknowledge that people, for whatever reason, will disagree with the republican party, doesn't make them bad, it just -- you have to understand that what has transpired in this country was

he was there at oshkosh. he was up there, the guy who flew over the english channel. his 50s. i'm not doing this until i'm 94. >> only until then. then you'll do it. how fast? >> his average speed is 120, but when he goes down, you know, downhill, when he goes down in elevation and altitude, he can get up to 180 miles per hour. he built the thing himself. it's carbon fiber. it's four jet little packs. he doesn't take off from the ground. >> i was feg to ask, how does it begin? >> my son is 8. he's going to build a jet pack. that's his goal. he's already too late because this guy has done it, although he jumped out of either an air plain or helicopter. that's how he gets elevation. when he's down to 1500 feet, he pulls the jump cord and floats down with a parachute. >> good luck to you little one. cool pictures. >> see you in 44 years on a jet pack. >> thank you. >> deal. >> coming up next year, this 32-year-old deer hunter fell from a tree, ended up paralyzed from the neck down. he told the doctors he did not want to live with a breathing tube. how rare is this kind o