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Happen, it's sort of like muscle memory. they go back to a mental process that they've already done before. if the engine does quit on a small airplane, they've already done it 15 times in the simulator and in an airplane as well. >> coming up on 3,000. >> both of the engines are going back. >> i feel like we're losing thrust. you're losing thrust. >> although i'm not a licensed pilot, i've had plenty of instruction. i had a chance to land my own plane in the hudson river, in one of the university's flight simulators. i can tell you one thing, even in a training exercise, it's nerve-racking. >...

To do this. usually you would expect that mitt romney's opponents for the primaries would be the ones who did it like they did it in 2008. but of course it creates problems for him. like we saw with john kerry in 2004. if you hammer away enough at someone's core consistency, and accuse him of being a flip-flopper, voters -- tell me the mental process of saying, yeah, but i would vote for him. >> you sort of hinted at it earlier on, which is someone could reasonably say, listen, no one should be totally dogmatic if they can't change positions over the course of time. i want someone who's actual...

My surprise is it took the dnc to do this. usually you would expect that mitt romney's opponents for the primaries would be the ones who did it, like they did in 2008. but of course it creates problems for him. like we saw with john kerry in 2004. if you hammer away enough at someone's core consistency, and accuse him of being a flip-flopper, voters -- >> but sam, go to the next step. how could you, as a citizen voter or support a candidate you knew who flip-flopped. tell me the mental process of saying, yeah, but i would vote for him. >> you sort of hinted at it earlier on, which is someone c...

Five of us, to be able to come up with the number that was 155 on january 15th. >> flight 1549 incident and sully sullenberger has a lot of us thinking about experience. when we see very young people in the cockpit, what should we know about their training and their level of experience? >> i think the point is not so much how many hours does someone have, but what's happened during those hours? what kind of training has gone on? >> i visited the nation's oldest and largest aeronautical university in daytona beach, florida, to see how tomorrow's pilots are being prepared for their own gut-check...