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And be able to go out every day and kind of get coverage - during the first few. weeks of the invasion. and how much did it cost, if you don't mind my asking? well, let's say that it costs up to like £1,000 a day- for a decent day's worth of. work that's just in outgoings. so, you know, to try— and recoup some of that costs. obviously, doing radio hits and tv hits and selling - articles help cover| some of the costs. but the day to day, especially invoicing and waiting severall months for payments, i needed cash quicker than that. - were there are others there like you funding it in similar...

Weeks of the invasion. and how much did it cost, if you don't mind my asking? well, let's say that it costs up to like £1,000 a day- for a decent day's worth of. work that's just in outgoings. so, you know, to try— and recoup some of that costs. obviously, doing radio hits and tv hits and selling - articles help cover| some of the costs. but the day to day, especially invoicing and waiting severall months for payments, i needed cash quicker than that. - were there are others there like you funding it in similarways? yeah, there were a few others out there that were funding i in similar ways...

Developments. for that i want to bring in tom fuentes, a cnn law enforcement analyst and former assistant director. good morning, tom. >> good morning. >> let's first talk about the captain making that last transmission to air traffic controllers. in your mind as an investigator, how much does that matter? >> well, i think normally, you know, it would matter a little, but may not matter a lot. i think what's more important is the whole stream of transmissions from the beginning, who was flying the plane, who was doing the radio work. you know, and whether there was stress in their voice and al...

Beneti has been the voice of the chiefs now for four years and he has a rare following. few would recognize him off the field, but when they do meet him, they're surprised. beneti has a rare form of cerebral palsy. it has caused him to walk with a slight limp. he's had it since he was a toddler and has lived with the stares. he thinks that's why he gravitated towards radio work. then he learned that meeting people in person gave him strength. he's got a journalism degree from syracuse university and a law degree from wake forest, and he now realizes his condition is something to be proud of, n...

>> reporter: it's wednesday night at the ballpark in syracuse, new york. and the syracuse chiefs, they're taking a beating from the scranton wilksbury well riders. jason banetti is up in the press box. he's calling the game. banetti has been the voice of the chiefs for four years and he has a loyal following. though few would recognize him off the field. when they do meet him, they're usually surprised. >> i like that people are surprised. >> reporter: benetti has a mild form of cerebral palsy. it causes him to walk with a slight limp. he's had it since he was a toddler and lived with the star...