clayton osmond could face 20 years in prison if convicted. he became increasingly incoherent in a flight to las vegas and told his copilot, we need to take a leap of faith and aren't going to vegas. the copilot locked him out. there was a passenger in the front row. >> he started yelling inside the flight deck, throttle idle, bring the plane down, it's here. >> reporter: he had a mental breakdown, ranting up and down the aisle about a bomb. passengers took action, including law enforcement officials who was going to a conference in las vegas. >> i pulled him away from the cockpit door and he started ranting about iraq, iran, they're going to take us down. >> reporter: there was an off- duty pilot to help with an emergency in texas. >> we're going to have to go into amarillo. >> reporter: osmond was taken off plane by security and still hospitalized. according to faa documents, he passed all tests months ago and no records. bigad sheban. >>> a truck goes into a house sparking the fire. you can see the flames sparking out. for several hours. po

witnesses say captain osmond left the restroom then appeared to lose control when he realized he was locked out of the cockpit. >> it appeared he was trying to openhe side door so i wasn't going to let that happen. >> reporter: at dulles international this jet blue passenger hailed the copilot as a hero. >> i feel that these planes, you know, you're pretty secure. they are well trained. i'm sure that copilot is feeling pretty good right now. >> reporter: after making an emergency landing in texas, police and medics took the captain off the plane. on the "today" show jet blue ceo was baffled by the pilot's behavior. >> i have known the captain personally for a long period of time and there's been no indication of this at all in the past. >> reporter: captain osmond has apologized for the incident. flyers say the crew and passengers should be commended for their quick thinking. >> i'm glad the passengers took charge. that's helped us more than once. >> reporter: i have total faith that at this point the passengers are going to unite and take care of themselves as a group. i think we le

the the osmonds lost their mom yesterday. thank you for talking with us. you basically did this very walk right after the tornado hit. >> basically 24 hours ago i made this same walk that i just made this morning coming in to talk to you. >> what was it like? the lights weren't on. >> red and blue lights everywhere. of course, it's dark and emergency vehicles were already here and some emergency services personnel, but other than that, there was nobody here at the time that i walked in here yesterday. >> did you hear people crying for help? >> no, actually i didn't. between the engine noises of the emergency vehicles and things. no, i personally did not hear anyone crying for help. >> you ran to your mom's house, which is around the corner a little bit. >> around the corner, yes. >> what did you see? >> nothing, literally. her house is literally gone. nothing there but the car sitting there that was in the garage. >> and i know you had to then go in and try to figure out where she was and -- >> i was fortunate in that respect. i walked, ran, rather, up her

witnesses say osmond flipped out. >> i ran up and we were face to face. me and the captain.d a little bit. and i got him turned around and then other passengers jumped on. we all got on top of him. >> it appeared he was trying to open the side door. i wasn't going let that happen. there was a lot of people at risk. 130 people on this plane. i said, i'm going to have stop this from happening. >> osmond was tackled by passengers and held down for about 20 minutes before the plane made an emergency landing in amarillo, texas. he was taken off the plane in a wheelchair, still being restrained. jetblue is only saying the plane was diverted for a medical situation involving the pilot and that pilot has been removed from active duty, according to jetblue. scary stuff. >> my impression that the passengers actually sitting on him, holding him down, out of  their seats, while that plane landed. >> exactly. a lot of people up and in the aisle holding him down. apparently there was -- a lot of the people were security people. people who worked in the security industry going to a confe

it was then that osmond abruptly left the cabin, heading to the bathroom. inside was passenger sarah straw. >> i heard a couple of loud bangs on the door and then the door started getting pulled open. >> flight attendants heard him rant about the 150 souls on board and became even more worried when the captain tried to re-enter the cockpit and banged on the door hard enough that the first officer thought he was coming through the door. >> he almost got in there and that is when i seen the door buckled a little bit. >> reporter: this is what really frightened passengers. that is the wildly flaming and shouting captain up there by the exit -- wildly flailing captain up there by the exit door. >> i was assuming he was going to open the door. >> at 30,000 feet it is impossible to open the door but when the captain of the plane is screaming about al al-qaeda, bams and his own unstable mental condition anything seems possible. >> the copilot was the last person standing between this pilot and potential catastrophe. >>> the search for sierra lamar look to the wate

. >> and if clayton osmond is convicted he could face up to 20-years in prison.etblue's ceo says he has known osmond and described him as a consummate professional. that is the lathes from kennedy airport. >> we are going to speak with a pilot who is also an attorney. he has interesting opinions about it. it is now 25 minutes after the hour. coming up the white house says they don't watch cable news but he had h ed henry confronted them with evidence. >> oh, no, the vice president making an embarrassing slip up once again. first on this day in history back in 1886 doctor pender ton burns the first batch of coca-cola in his backyard. >> five people have the recipe i understand. - ♪ 'cause people got me questioning ♪ ♪ where is the love - ma'am. you forgot your purse. - thank you. oh. thank you very much. - a message from the foundation for a better life. >> 2012 election news. it is too early to count ron paul out as republican nominee. that's like newt gingrich saying it's too late to count him out as an abercrombie model. >> that's mean. >> good morning everyone

and the annual cherry blossom parade will feature maries on monday and -- osmond and skater christie yamagucchi but the festival others is always about those blossoms. >> when you do the math, it comes around the 24th to the 3 1st. if we go into bloom and stays cool, we might get the 18, 17 days we had a bunch of years ago. but if it gets hot, maybe 7 to 10 days. >> for comparison purposes, peak bloom in the last three years have been march 29, march 31 and april 1. today's weather certainly won't hurt the budding process. meteorologist howard bernstein is out there. a really beautiful day today, howard. >> we've already got 70-degree readings southwest of town. we're not that far behind right now. a beautiful taste of spring here on the first of march. let's just talk about this winter and one of the reasons why those blooms are going to come up so early. i gathered some statistics for you. i want to go to the weather graphics. 18 of the 29 days in february we hit 50 degrees or more. so that's really warm. in fact, when you look at the numbers, this was one of the warmest februaries

the montgomery county police identified the driver of the car as 16-year-old raynard osmond of the district. the teens who were killed were brothers. according to a source familiar with the investigation. the front seat passenger's been identified as rico richardson of northeast, who a source said was under the supervising of the division of youth and rehabilitation services. it's unclear how fast the driver was going as he entered the circle after 1:00 this morning, but the crash was horrific. this is the scene captured by a still photographer. moments after the crash. the toyota echo's front end crushed by a huge oak tree on the edge of chevy chase circle. the police say there were four people in the car, all male. the montgomery county police say an officer patrolling east- west highway spotted the car heading west toward bethesda and ran the tag. before officers could get there to continue, the driver hit the gas on southbound connecticut. as officers entered the circle and saw the wreckage, they tried to help. >> immediately, there was smoke and then fire right after the smoke. they ju

marie osmond reacting with laughter aboard the donny and marie cruise. she tinkled herself. that was at the very end of her cleaning up -- >> that is a good laugh. stillstick around. lizzie and i will have laughs for you. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >> the sand bag are ready tonight for what could be the wettest week of the season. >> it is all coming in this final week of winter. good evening. >> we could see the first band of rain by daylight. sandy is here now following the storm for us. sandy. >> i want to show you the storm here as you look here the cold front now beginning to move into the pacific northwest at the beginning of this front up along the north coast. that is where we see the steady rain and gusty

the co-pilot got osmond to leave the cockpit and then locked him out.unned. >> i never heard him talk politics or war or anything like that. very good neighbor. and a good person. let me put it that way. i think that means as much as anything. >> he is removed from active duty. >> and the supreme court wrapped up a third and final day of arguments on the landmark health care law. there is a key question whether the bulk of the law will stand. there is a fascinating k and a going on. >> that is a pro vision requiring everyone to have health insurance. >> there will if the supreme court strikes down the mandate, the lawyer was blunt. >> individual mandate is unconstitutional. then, the rest of the act cannot stand. >> but justices seemed skeptical and open to the idea some part could be salaged. >> why make congress redo those? there is hachl a loaf better that be no loaf? >> arguing it owrsed states into accepting it there is no choice because they can't afford to have their participation in this 45-year-old program wiped out. >> this justice jumped in.

. >> the jet lucy ito said he knows osmond personally and that he showed no signs of problems befores incident. pope benedict said goodbye to cuba today. he met with fidel castro to get discussed the state of the world's. benedick push for political religious and economic reform but also called for an end to the u.s. trade embargo saying change in cuba would be difficult when restrictive economic measures unfairly burden its people. brad blagojevich, 14 years and today his chief of staff learned his place, you may double take and how much time he will get behind bars. chicago public school officials prepared to make the painful choices to balance their budgets. hey kmart shop your way rewards members, stretch your paycheck with this pasta meal deal! this week, buy a package of ground chuck... and get a free jar of ragú pasta sauce... and a free box of barilla pasta! not a member yet? sign up for free today at kmart or kmart.com. [ grandfather ] that a boy! this is my grandson. and if it wasn't for a screening i got, i might have missed being here to meet him. the health care law lets

i chose donny osmond. he won for me. i picked erin andrews, she came in third. then jennifer gray, she won. i picked hines ward, he won. last season i picked david arquette, my worst prediction ever. but still that's why they call me nostradamus. gee yermo, are you ready? [ applause ] guillermo has been replaced by a chipmunk. i've written my selection do on a piece of paper inside a brief case in guillermo's mother. guillermo, remove the brief case and reveal my selection. my selection is -- >> donald, the driver. [ applause ] >> jimmy: donald, the driver will win season 14 of "dancing with the stars." you are something. put that back in your mouth. on dancing, i think i'm in 48th place in the ncaa basketball pool. i don't know what happened to me. this is a commercial that ran during one of the games this weekend. a local business came up with a unique way to tie themselves into march madness. >> hey, guys, want to watch the college basketball tournament free? get in this time for the tournament. then sit on the couch for uninterrupted basketball. we'll throw

osmond is a veteran pilot logging more than 18,000 hours in the air.has flown 35 different kinds of planes. he loved flying. he did it in his free time. he is married and adores his grandson, he loves to play wii. what happened to this man to cause him to snap? that's the big question. jetblue is calling it a medical emergency. i have been reading a lot of blogs on-line. a lot of people are saying how scary it is. pilots have to go through health examinations twice a year but they don't have to go through mental examinations. that's what a lot of people are saying. it is a scary situation. what is interesting is he wants to become a motivational speaker. i am guessing he is not going to be doing that any time soon. >> lydia thank you so much. our next guest is sitting right in the middle of the plane and gave the pilot some water and spoke with the pilot as well. his name is josh redic and he finally made it to his destination which is las vegas. tell us a little bit about what you saw on the plane yesterday. >> little bit of chaos. little bit of confu

. >> the driver of the car 16-year-old raynard osmond is still in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the officer that tried to pull the teens from the cars is still recovering. >>> videos showing a school fight between a parent and a student in howard county has more than 850,000 views online and started with a food fight. this is from long reach high school on wednesday. school officials say a parent showed up on campus and attacked the student. students say this is not common place at their school. >> most of the time when people say something like did you see that on youtube you say whatever. you try and highlight the better things like oh did you see the basketball weekend. >> everything is going to boil over at some point. we're getting over it. we're waiting for everyone else to get over it. >> police charged the man's daughter with assaulting another student and will likely charge that father as well. >>> police are investigating the death of a student from virginia. freshman courtney nash was found dead in her dorm room. this does not look like a suspicious death. n

. >>> captain clayton osmond has been charged with interfering with a flight crew. >> we've got israel, we've got iran. >> this's some of what passengers started witnesses during the flight. he started acting erratically on the flight to las vegas. he was yelling at air traffic controllers. when he left the cockpit, the co-pilot locked him out. passengers helped to restrain him until the plane got on the ground. he's been flying for 25 years, remains now at a medical facility in texas. >>> john brown, the staff lawyer for staff sergeant robert bales says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. he can't discuss it because it's classified. he's accused of killing afghan civilians three weeks ago. he's charged with murder and other charges and is currently being held in a military prison in ft. leavenworth, kansas. >>> this morning firefighters are looking for a woman whose house was on fire. the governor of colorado suspended the state's use of controlled burns like the one that might have caused the fire. the ban on controlled burns is in effect until a review of this wildfire i

figure i was getting too old to play donnie osmond records.to work for the kansas city royals. that grew old. i'm not a conformist around i didn't fit being confined. those five years i was there the first five years of my life i was out of a radio station i saw the world differently and met people i wouldn't have otherwise met. i decided to go back to radio because that is what i was best at. i was better that five years off the first day back on than i was in any of the 12 years previous. i decided to go into spoken word, not play music. i wanted to find out if i could be the reason that people listen to radio. not gets. not authors. i wanted to find out if i could be the rhine. i got lucky and found a radio station that would let me in sacramento and that led to the eib network. so all i ever did was stay dedicated to my desires and i didn't have $5,000 when i was 18. i didn't have anything. >> greta: if worked out okay. >> it has. it has. >> greta: rush, thank you very much. >> thanks. i appreciate it. >> greta: thank you for being with us

osmond then stormed the cockpit making threats and asking people to pray.en a handful of passengers tackled him, held him until the plane made an emergency landing in texas where he was taken off the plane in a restraint to a wheelchair. the whole incident came as a total surprise. >> i've known the captain for a long period of time and there's been no indication of this at all in the past. >> you know this man personally? >> very much. >> what's your experience with him? what's his background? what's in his file? any other complaints against him? >> a consummate professional, matt. >> he is a to 20-year veteran of the airline. he was suspended and is und undergoing medical care. >> this is an issue that affects every american. the third and final day of arguments over president obama's health care law wrapped up in the supreme court today. the big question today, should part or all of the law be struck down? janelle wang has been following this landmark case and has new details. >> this is about freedom of choi choice. >> reporter: the big debate continued

in a tv interview the jetblue president said he's known osmond for years and nothing in the pilot's record would indicate he'd be a risk on a flight. bigad shaban, cbs news. >> the passengers on the flight were interviewed in texas before boarding another plane to las vegas to their destination a few hours later. >>> big crowds expected tomorrow in the national geographic museum opening of a special exhibit about the titanic. the show co insides with the 100th -- coincides with the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the ship. the show features the work of director james cameron who organized 33 dives to the site of the titanic and the exhibit runs through july 8th. >>> friday night's mega millions jackpot now worth a world record $500 million. that is a half a billion with a b. it shatters the previous top lottery jackpot of 390 million. weeks have passed since anybody has matched all six winning numbers. mega millions is played in 40 states these days. >>> police in san diego are looking for the grinch who stole the lorax. a 2-foot tall bronze statue of the dr. seuss character was taken

took control of the jet blue plane doesn't want to be called a hero court documents say jason got osmond of the cockpit locks the door and then took command even reportedly calls and off- duty pilot into the cockpit after passengers to restrain him before making an emergency landing in amarillo taxes. >>> he's a great guy. think he is probably what the best son of i'd have. today he would give you the shirt off his back if he wanted it. he's been charged with interfering with a crew and faces 20 years on and bars if convicted his mental health is being evaluated. it's 621 right now so how far would you go to pay off debt? you turn your face into a billboard some people doing that in the holy-can check this out to is batman. by the man pulled over a b,,,,,,,,,,,,o stock court has decided the fate of the hunt makes accused of killing the small pool the ruling is expected in about two weeks tim ferguson was walking a 13 year-old poodle on a leash at huntington park on nob hill saying the 90 lb. hound's attacked her dog dijon the small dog was killed its owner wants the attacking output down

. >> reporter: osmond was removed from the plane in restraints. he remains in fbi custody and is being treated by doctors. 13 hours after takeoff the flight eventually did make it to las vegas. >> couldn't be better. back on the ground. happy. and i don't know. just happy to be on the ground. >> reporter: after a bizarre and frightening flight. jay gray, nbc news. >>> there was also an incident aboard a u.s. airways flight last night. an nbc reporter on vacation in ft. myers, florida took these pictures. a woman from new jersey was arrested after she attacked a crew member on her flight from charlotte. a reporter spoke to the crew. they said the woman kicked, scratched, and spit on another crew member. a florida sheriff's deputy aboard the flight restrained the woman until the flight landed. witnesses say the woman mentioned being afraid of flying shortly before the outburst. >>> a congressman was escorted off the floor of the house of representatives this morning because he put on a hoodie in support of trayvon martin the florida teen shot by a c

a donnie osmond show. >> week off for the jackson 5.ndaysosmonds were there. >> cover hold. jim, speaking of supreme court doing doings, let's see, it's about scalia. his originalism was always a shock even if it was consistent which it rarely was and even if it was principled, which it never was, bush versus gore was proof of that. more often, it was an executescuse for him to be an arrogant bully. who said that? >> clarence thomas. >> no. >> that's such a bad guess. charlie piers, our tuesday pal whom we love. >> we love charlie pierce. >> who said explain now that scalia doesn't like it on its face and it has nothing to do with originalism. the commerce clause or anything else. he doesn't think the people who would benefit from the law deserve to have a law that benefits them. on tuesday he pursued the broccoli gee where he sounded like a talk show host from at dusty station in southern oklahoma. today, he ran through every twist and turn in the bar occasion political history and as a challenge to his constitutionalt constitutionalty

the 16-year-old driver renard osmond and a front seat passenger 18-year-old rico richardson were hurtnd they live in d.c. >> the trayvon martin shooting is hitting home for thousands of people across the country including president obama. today he called on local, state, and federal authorities to get to the bottom of the 17-year-old's death, saying the tragedy makes him think of his own daughters. george zimmerman, a neighborhood watch captain, says he shot the unarmed black teen in self-defense last month. he has not been arrested. >>> a controversial research project at liberty middle school in clifton has forced the principal there to change the way politics is taught to students. administrators say an eighth grade teacher asked students to research the weaknesses of only republican candidates. the principal called the assignment one sided and said from now on students should be able to research the candidate of their choice from either party. let's fast forward to our beautiful friday weather. >> wendy, it really does not get much better than this. today a great day to get out an

the driver, 16-year-old renard osmond and his passenger 18-year-old rico richardson of northeast rescued>> i broke down and started crying. and i was crying for the mother, too. you know, for her two sons that was in the car. and i knew -- i knew two of them. >> reporter: the back seat passengers died. the family of those victims tells news 4 they were cousins. 16-year-old emanuel and 14-year-old kyree nelson. >> loved them. i loved them unconditionally. i can't even talk. words can't even describe right now. >> i'm told that dental records will have to be used. >> reporter: police say the vehicle and its four occupants were spotted driving the compact car on east/west highway in jones mill road before approaching chevy chase circle. according to montgomery county police the responding officers had already notified dispatch that they would not be entering the district lines in order to pursue the vehicle and its occupants. however, as they entered the chevy chase circle, the accident, the collision happened right here at this tree just feet away from the district lines. >>> officers repo

we now know the driver has been identified as 16-year-old raynard osmond and 13-year-old rico richardsonst d.c. meanwhile the two passengers that were riding in the back seat of the car have n

joseph osmond, he stuck up a convenience store, shot the clerk three times on the way with in the door and twice more before fleeing the scene. not a crime of passion. after arguing with his wife, anthony mccrae, that man, got a gun, returned, and shot her in the back. not exactly heat of the moment either. neither is this. david gatland stocked his estranged wife weeks before striking. he shot and killed her while she held her baby in her arms and badly wounded her friend, randy walker. he's going to join us shortly. now he fears that gatlin may try to finish the job. tonight, tammy ellis-gatlin's mom and sister are too shaken by the court ruling to talk about it. i talked to them when this story first gained national attention. >> he got life plus 30 years, you know? and he served 18 of them. you know, my sister lived 20 years. it's ridiculous. you know? it almost makes you -- i mean, haley barbour, obviously, did not even open case to look at the detective work and the things that were said and, i mean, he actually told somebody before he came to do this, that he was coming to kill

. >> the driver of the car, 16-year-old raynard osmond, is still in the hospital with life threateningfficer wh tried to pull the teens from fthe car was also injured but is recovering. >>> cell phone video showing a fight between a parent and student in howard county has more than 850,000 views online. it all started with a food fight. this video is from long reach high school on wednesday. school officials say a parent showed up on campus and attacked a student. it resulted after french fries were thrown in the cafeteria. students say this behavior is not common place at their school. >> when people say did you see that on youtube you say whatever. and try to highlight the better things like say oh did you see the basketball game this weekend? a double overtime win. >> everything that happens here is going to blow over at some point. we're getting over it. we're just waiting for everyone else to get over it. >> police charged the man's daughter with assaulting another student and will most likely charge the father as well. >>> police at syracuse university new york are investigating

when he is on tv in the 1950's and talking about catholicism -- i think it goes more with donny osmondancing with the stars" and it is like, oh, he is a mormon, and he is dancing like us. you started by talking about people saying, when they are voting, they won people to be like them. that is one of the problems with obama. instead of saying that we do not like a black president, we say, i do not feel comfortable with this guy. he is not like me. the way you have a sense of whether he is an ok guy, or he is not too stiff, or he is one of us is not with theology at all. and it is, in part, because our theologies differ. and we do not necessarily want that to go into the public space. but the idea that -- and this is something you have emphasized in your own writings, too -- the idea that we are tolerant and can get along despite our differences, that is what will carry this along. that is where we see these people on "dancing with the stars" or wherever it may be. >> do you think a mormon would benefit -- do you think mormonism would benefit by being mainstream? >> for me, personally,

when he is on tv in the 19's and talking about catholicism -- i think it goes more with donny osmond is winning "dancing with the stars appear go oh, he is a mormon -- "dancing with e stars" and it is like, oh, he is a mormon, and he is dancing like us. you started by talng about people saying, when they are voting, they won people to be like them. that is one of the problems with obama. instead of saying that we do not like a black president, we say, i do not feel comfortable with this guy. he is not like me. the wayou have a sense of whether he is an ok guy, or he is not too stiff, or he is one of us is not with theology at all. and it is, in part, because our theologies differ. and we do not necessarily want that to go into the public space. but the idea that -- and this is something you have emphasized in your own writings, too -- the idea that we are tolerant an can get along despite our differences, that is what will carry this along. that is where we see these people on "dancing with the stars" or wherever it m be. >> do you think a mormon would benefit -- do you think mormoni

and donny osmond. no surprise at all., angelina jolie's dad. >> that's true as well. >> exactly. he's going after artists or celebrities who understand the concept of the 15% tax. gene simmons is another one, the kiss founding member who says i love somebody who's going to talk to me about lowering my taxes. he loves it. >> and jeff foxworthy as well. we see a clip of him right there. that's the time to get some of those blue-collar workers who mitt has struggled to win over. >> certainly he's struggled with that. because a celebrity can sell the message better than any politician or a wonk or a surrogate. >> so rick santorum obviously. the true conservative. >> as he calls himself. >> what kind of hollywood a-listers, b-listers are we talking about? >> rick santorum is struggling. he has enlisted pat boone. >> b-listers. joking. joking with pat. sorry, bruno. >> pat boone supporting rick santorum. >> pat boone. and dave muss tain, the lead singer of megadeath. a heavy metal band. real strange support there. >> pat boone

one woman who died was 75-year-old mary osmond. they found her alive, conscious, talking, but eventually when she got to the hospital she did not survive. we talked to her son, darryl, about what happened to his mom. listen. >> the only thing that's getting me through this is knowing she's in heaven with god and jesus christ has given me the strength. >> i can't imagine. so sad to see. >> forgive me. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. we appreciate you talking to us this morning. the house is -- there's nothing there. what will you do today? i don't even think there's things to gather. >> well, we -- yesterday we came out here during the day hours and we were able to find some pictures, some of her children, some of my children. some actually of each of us, believe it or not. of all things, i found my birth certificate that she had. i found her marriage license. >> reporter: it's pretty remarkable when you realize there is nothing left on these foundations. sometimes sort of little pieces of things, but they've been finding, kyra, photograph

somewhere over the midlands, something went haywire with the particular captain by the name of clayton osmond and the co-pilot said maybe you ought to go to the bathroom for a little minute or two. when the captain left the co-pilot in the cockpit, the co-pilot locked the door because he felt something was haywire with the captain as seen from his twitter pictures. >> so the captain locked out and changed the code on the door. you know, you can't get in. they're locked now after 9/11. so the captain apparently foaming at the mouth. can you imagine being a passenger on this plane? in fact i've taken this flight many, many, many times. can you imagine being there in person with a company tin who telling you there's a bomb on the plane and the plane is going down and that you should start praying right now. luckily, brian, i think passengers so much more atuned of something happening on planes since 9/11 and a lot of them did take charge and luckily there was another captain who was a passenger on the flight that got into the cockpit to help the co-pilot land the plane. >> yeah, let's listen. >>