. >> reporter: on a sleepy old sloop docked along the hudson river north of new york city its young crew is getting instructions. a lot of instructions. >> turn it back on itself. >> reporter: high schoolers from brooklyn, staten island, albany. >> heave, heave. >> reporter: being transformed from landlubbers to sea dogs in a program called young women at the helm. >> i thought it would be an amazing opportunity to see what it was like to be on a boat for real. and since like boys get to do everything it was nice that it was a girls' trip. >> reporter: along with sailing there's rigorous instruction in history, geography -- >> all of this land. >> reporter: -- and ecology, often taught by volunteers who themselves were once newbies on the boat. >> it's not a little bit cool. it's like inexplicably cool. >> reporter: on-board educator maya nimesto says it's an experience that can change lives. >> if you're at the helm of your life you're the one deciding what you're doing and where you're going. and they get the chance to stand at the helm of a 100-foot ship and decide where the boat is g

. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. [ sloop! crash! ] [ boing! ] [ flies buzzing ] [ horn honking ] [ tires screech ] >> keeping fit is a challenge for all of us. now imagine what it's like if >> if you're healthy, you probably take fitness for granted. running and jumping and dancing -- no problem. but as rachel reports, kids recovering from cancer need help getting back in action. >> every 39 minutes, an american kid is diagnosed with cancer. the good news is that survival rates are higher than ever. >>>> ready? set? go! >> but when kids get through treatment, they face a new challenge -- getting back in shape. >> while the kids have the heart and have the mind to get back into physical activity, their bodies sometimes just aren't ready. >> a brain tumor and leukemia kept ryan on the sidelines, while his classmates were on the field. >> it was a little hard thinking, like, watching them do it and thinking that i'll never be able to play football, maybe, like that stuff. >> ryan is now working hard to lose the extra weight he p

barney sloop? he's got 15 players in the majors right now and a piece of everything they make. a million-dollar eye for talent. he spots 'em young all over the world, brings 'em here, trains 'em, gets 'em fat pro contracts. hmm. so you played. i played a little. pitcher? controlling the action? man with the ball. ah, i stopped. which you still have unresolved bad feelings about. yeah, now i see it. that's why you joined the gang. your parents thought you were wasting your time, so they made you quit baseball, crushed your dream.

that thing was following him around, kept head butting his sloop but mccracken said that even after repeatedlying the shark with his ore, and he made it to shore, the shark in three feet of water right off the coastline waiting for him to return. that's cute, isn't it? waiting for him like a puppy. with the right attitude, anyone can befriend anyone like the time my colleagues tamed a shark. this is great. watch. ♪ >> oh, my god. the shark actually recognizes him. >> no, he's viciously attacking him. >> see? it's fun. topic number three. oh, drunk girl, we have seen so much of of her lately. whether it's this photo bomber in iowa, yeah, there she goes. doing some exercises during broadcast or this girl selling screams on home shopping network. and now there's this latest drunk tiny dancierer, at sports authority field taking in the bolder colorado game and she decided to go on the ledge and drunk dance for the enthused crowd. for a moment, the way she was dancing, she was taking her top, i thought she was getting mardi gras beads, instead she was taken into custody by officers of the law. here