>> growing up payne stewart. i wore nickers until i was 12 years old. my grandma made them for me. >> rose: all because of payne? >> because of payne stewart. i loved everything about him. i love how he presented himself. he was kind of like me now that i know... in the '80s he was kind of a rough character. he was kind of bitter, not really many people liked him. he was changing his life around and he became the payne that everybody knows and loves today. i was at the university of georgia when that went down. >> the u.s. open he had was phenomenal. and >> and when he grabbed his wife and said that i kept my head down. >> rose: you play with tiger a lot, too. >> uh-huh. >> rose: do you have a different approach than he does? >> his mind works different than mine. he loves the technical side and figuring out the swing. he's trying to find the great swing everybody is trying to find like the ben hogan and stuff. hi analyzes stuff. and while we play together i would watch him and where he practiced and why he practiced short games and he was learning from

the skies over the gulf of mexico today reminds a lot of people when the jet carrying the golfer payne stewart crashed after those onboard lost consciousness when the plane lot pressure. a cessna believed to just have a pilot on board, and look at the pattern it flew, around and around in circles before running out of fuel. the pilot never responded to attempts to raise him by radio. >> there's another scare today with a wide body to l.a. it suffers an engine strike after takeoff. it was able to circle back to jfk without incident. >> sadly there is new evidence that we just can't afford to think of measles as a vanquished disease that we don't have to worry about it anymore. in fact, the cdc said today last year was the worst year for measles outbreaks in the last 15 years in our country. our chief medical editor, dr. nancy snyderman, is with us tonight from london, heathrow airport. nancy, good evening. >> good evening, brian. tomorrow, the runway behind me will come alive as 195,000 people board planes and leave heathrow. many of them carrying the threat of measles. over a decade ago, u.s.

it's almost like when payne stewart lost conscious because of oxygen. crash, but when payne stewart's plane came down, it didn't come down gracefully. it came down in a ball. >> is three any way even if he doesn't regain consciousness and the plane goes down in the water he could still survive a water crash? >> absolutely. the plane is probably not upside down. it's been circling around and around and around going down. not in a pinwheel, not a nose dive. around and around. if it continues to do that and does not run out of fuel, it could actually make a water landing on its own. the odds are not good. >> i want to bring in our former colleague and also aviation analyst miles o'brien who is on the phone. >> fantastic. >> miles, great to have you here. >> good to be with you, suzanne and chad. >> what do you know about what's taking place here? >> i'm a little new to the story but a cessna 421 a light twin engine aircraft. the fact it's circling is of interest to me. if the pilot is incapacitated and the plane is holding altitude, we would presume it wou

>> pain stuar--payne stewart however, several good golfers have lost their. guys and pebble beach. that is pretty much it as far as the u.s. open. >> yes. >>vern: and that will be my fifth u.s. open. what is the biggest challenge for you? you are going to be getting so much and to rest. >> the ergonomics and the infrastructure that is near the ocean is also a challenge you referenced the merchandising tent and the pavilions. the corporate housing tenan near the ocean. logistically, there's a lot taking place. >>vern: when will the merchandise the opening? >> that week that the opening. about 60 more days. >> ba lot of work ahead of you and thank you so much for coming let everybody know. >> i am more than happy to do it. >> vern we will see you at 8:00 p.m. ♪ >>> just uncovered footage of the whitney houston that many of you never knew. was she trying to save herself? >> rare video of whitney locked in prayer, deep prayer with bobbi kristina. i'm brooke anderson. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. >> whitney's private spiritual quest. holding h