good monday morning. time to get up and go i m eric thomas. and i m kristen sze. a father and son are doing fine in morning after coast guard members help saved them from their sinking small plane that crash landed into the ocean off the central coast. kara clapper isly at san francisco international. reporter: it was an annual father and son trip that didn t go as planned, when the single engine cessna crashed south of big sur. we have video from the coast guard. this rescue happened 38 miles off the coast between monterey and the bay yesterday afternoon. man and his son on their way from santa barbara to canada, then their plane went down. helicopter rescue crew responded to the may-day call. the coast guard lieu taken talks about the technology the tenant talks about the technology the men had onboard their plane which saved their lives it sent up a signal to a satellite you register describes the vessel they own, who owns it and what type of vessel, in this case
york city. the race for the g.o.p. presidential nomination is a sport to many of the commentators and pundits heard around the clock on the radio and tv. and who filled the pages of the blogs and traditional newspapers and magazines, but to the men and women who are the gladiators on the field, who announced their candidacy and run for the highest office in the the world, this is no game. the stakes are high, to risk one s reputation, privacy, personal assets and future are far greater than imagined to the public and it requires every ounce of emotional, mental, and political stamina that one can muster, i ve often said, do not run for office if you can t stand to see the sight of your own blood. what does it take for the side to get in a race for president? and equally important, what does it take to decide to get out of the race when one determines there is just no pathway forward. even if you don t support, agree with with or like one of the candidates, you ought to be min
and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. the race for the g.o.p. presidential nomination is a sport to many of the commentators and pundits heard around the clock on the radio and tv. and who filled the pages of the blogs and traditional newspapers and magazines, but to the men and women who are the gladiators on the field, who announced their candidacy and run for the highest office in the the world, this is no game. the stakes are high, to risk one s reputation, privacy, personal assets and future are far greater than imagined to the public and it requires every ounce of emotional, mental, and political stamina that one can muster, i ve often said, do not run for office if you can t stand to see the sight of your own blood. what does it take for the side to get in a race for president? and equally important, what does it take to decide to get out of the race when one determines there is just no pathway forward. even if you don t support, agree wit
rick perry has gotten in too early. there are legal issue, he has to get on the ballot. if he wants to run he could wait until the end of the month and still do well. reporter: there are challenges to the short time line it could be hard for christie to catch up on fund-raising, set up a scam pain organization in the key states and meet with those important republicans in the early voting states. rob, tanya? interesting. we ll see. ann romney is in south carolina this morning on a scam pain swing for her presidential hopeful husband. mrs. romney has been meeting with supporters and sharing her personal struggle over his decision to run for the white house again. romney says she is like a she-lion when anyone in her family is criticized or misrepresented. but adds she is in a much more positive state of mind this time around. i will enjoy mefting all you folks. i will enjoy my trip in the airport. i will enjoy all of it. because life is short, life is good, life is