determined to have one small adventure, we head to our last stop.e the big challenge of the day. >> this is the borough of manhattan here, and to see if you can get from the mainland of manhattan to new york state, which is the bronx, we're going to cross without getting our feet wet. so we're going to see what is here and also what is there, and maybe we'll be able to get over. >> reporter: we can't get further. >> yeah, the tide is not quite right. so we can actually go around this way. >> reporter: i thought you said we wouldn't get our feet wet. >> how good of a long jumper are you? this is a good place to do it. >> reporter: as we cross, moses was curious, this may just be for an urban explorer, but for the whole thing, it is taking a peak. >> you should always try to poke your head around it. >> reporter: as for me, i can now say i walked on water, from the borough of manhattan to new york. from "nightline," i'm linsay davis. >>> next, find out why one major company's newest ad campaign has a million moms up in arms. spokesman i have to look m

(crowd of children) thank you. >> we want visitors to experience the real adventure of harry potter. once they get here, they're really going to feel part of his world, because this is where the wonder and excitement comes to life, at the wizarding world of harry potter. >> ♪ double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble ♪ ♪ double, double, toil and trouble, something wicked this way comes ♪ >> to get a true taste of this attraction, you need to visit honeydukes. they have chocolate frogs and wizard trading cards. mine is helga hufflepuff. they have treacle fudge, rock cakes, pumpkin tarts, and cauldron cakes. one cauldron cake, please. >> there you are. >> thank you. and yes, they have bertie bott's every-flavour beans. as you know, they come in all sorts of flavors. >> okay. uh, let's see. um... blue raspberry, i think. 'cause it kind of tastes like a slushie. >> i think it's -- i may be wrong. wait. shaving-cream flavor? >> hmm. tastes a bit like coriander, which is slightly strange, but yeah. it's not bad or particularly good, either. >> i don't know. this taste

>> ...then the flight of the hippogriff is just what the wizard ordered. >> for the more adventurous, the dragon challenge. >> the dragon challenge is actually inspired in the triwizard tournament. and you get to choose between the hungarian horntail and the chinese fireball. you have to go into both, because both of them are completely different. >> i did the dragon challenge, which is the roller coaster where you're, like, sitting down and you're going all around, and it feels like you're actually, like, flying on a dragon. it was really fun. >> like in the series, when it comes to wands, the wizard doesn't choose the wand. >> the wand chooses the wizard. >> and that's what happens here at ollivanders. >> let's go inside. >> welcome to ollivanders, makers of fine wands since 382 b.c. i am the wandkeeper, and i believe you ladies are here for your wands. is that right? >> yes. >> lovely. now, then, tell me your name. >> nicole. >> and you? >> lauren. >> lauren and nicole, right? >> yes. >> well, it's a pleasure to meet you both. you may know every ollivander wand has a core of a powe

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rotting bridges, makeshift ferries, it's an adventure. fortunately ours was a good adventure.i've been wanting to take since i've been writing stories or making television, but what i found was something unexpected. i met a lot of people who for a long time have been waiting. hoping for things to get better. a lot more hope here than there's any right to expect. when all is said and done, i wanted to go to the congo, and i did. >>> hey, george. >> hey, man, how are you? >> really good. congratulations on premiere. >> thanks, bud. congrats on the finale. how did it go? how was the season? >> all good. >> all good. >> welcome to cnn. got to practice that line. this is cnn. >> this is cnn. do you channel your inner james earl jones? >> i do, i do. >> look, a couple of things before you go on air, okay? >> okay. >> you've got to know this stuff. first you've got to get your hands on one of these. >> what is that, i don't have one of those? >> cnn all access pass. gets you into anywhere. you can walk right into the "the situation room." more importantly, it opens up a whole world o

why not take people on a crazy adventure. >> what were your able to do at the orphanage? >> the roof collapsed. the staff finished the roof, painted the walls and medical procedures on some of the kids. >> great job. anything else? >> i'm a sagittarius, i like walks on the beach. no, tune in. we want to make a difference. >>> wing suit flying like you have never seen it. >> one inch the wrong way and you are a bug on a windshield. see how they do it next, "right this minute." >> and still to come, they are the baby pictures blowing up the web. dad -- >> digitally incorporates her into very adult situations. >> that's great. >> all the poses you'll go gaga for. >>> plus, see the gym prank that will have you feeling the burn. >> working out here. >> you are not working out, bro. oh, man. >> he got 1 >>> if you are lucky to be born to a creative dad as a photographer, you are going to have awesome pictures growing up. for this little kid, that's the case. >> that's great. >> this is the dad. he wanted to do something creative for his baby girl so he decided to do the series

the boy went into the bathroom near adventure playground yesterday and this man touched him. he told his mom, who then called police. this is around 1:40 in the afternoon. that set off a huge manhunt as police got help from east bay park police and the department of fish and game who sealed off the area, visually inspect interiors of cars leaving the area and launched a helicopter and checked wooded areas where there are encampments here. the berkeley police special victims unit worked with the boy, described as being under 10. he is with his family. so far, no sketch but police hoping to update later this morning. live in berkeley, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> new video from overflight showing a crash that ends a police chase from pacifica -- up san francisco, a police motorcycle -- chasing a motorcyclist where it exited interstate 280. a crash into a car on krespi drive near san francisco state. 19th avenue was closed for a while. it is back open. it's unclear why pacifica police wanted to pull the motorcyclist over. that rider's condition now still unknown. >>>

poisonous snakes can be found in 49 of the 50 states, but we still go looking for adventure.... a house can crumble... but we still drive... and love coming home. because i think deep down we know... all the bad things that can happen in life... they can't stop us from making our lis... good. ♪ ♪ >>> the city lies about 400 miles northwest of lima, peru's largest city with over half a million people living there. it's our next stop, the staging area for our trip to the mountains. chocolate. we know we like the stuff. how is it made? where does it come from? columbus was the first european to encounter cocoa beans off the coast of honduras. he's said to have grabbed both crew and cargo and brought them back to spain. a few decades later a spanish c concquis tr concquistodore was said to have found the drink of the gods and the european royalty did their best to keep what was fast becoming a craze for hot chocolate to themselves. but it soon found its way to america. in 1765, the first chocolate factory opened in new england. chiclayo's main market is a massive one stop shop fo

poisonous snakes can be found in 49 of the 50 states, but we still go looking for adventure.... a house can crumble... but we still drive... and love coming home. because i think deep down we know... all the bad things that can happen in life... they can't stop us from making our lives... good. ♪ ♪ >>> one more day in lima, the chance to delve a bit further into the cuisine before things get a little more old school. >> a special one we prefer here. >> colentro? >> it's like cilantro and much more powerful in flavor. >> it would be wrong to point out it is at the forefront of creating flavor unique to the andes and amazon, flavors you find no place else on earth. >> there seems to be a lot of interest in the last decade to the amazon because of its amazing spectra entirely new to most of us of ingredients. at the cutting edge of exactly that territory, his restaurant amaz explores the rivers and landscape of peru highlighting a range of products stunning in their diversity and to us, their newness. >> you have tuna, plantain vinegar. the nut is a fruit in brazil. >> hmm. >> w

i thought it was an adventure. i love that adventure. at the beginning of was supposed to be -- [unintelligible] of the established house. for me, it was kind of a challenge. and i loved the idea. i love to do it. also my training, my training was doing this. i do not have my gaultier touch at that time. so then it was like to make jean paul gaultier for ermez. no, sorry, to make ermez through the eyes of jean paul gaultier. i love that. then there was a death. it was seven years after our collaboration. i think it was good to go in, because my life was not with ermez. it was for my own company. so we changed. we pushed. spanish rudes, perfume routes. sounds very good to my ears. i am a quite truthful person >. >> is there always going to be a controversial side of jean paul gaultier? there was a time when you were inspired by rabbis. i believe you're in new york, there were a bunch of rabbis he saw walking by the public library, you turned it into a collection. you must have known this was dramatic and would be alarming to people. >> i

. >> the things we've gone through, we've just made an adventure out of it. it just became another adventure. those things make you tighter and bring you together. they're actually quite moving. but i've got to say, as the other half, when you're sitting and waiting, i've got the easy part, you know. it's emotional. >> reporter: the actress missed her aunt's funeral to be here. showing the couple a closer than ever. itv news. >>> now let's get to weather. nbc's meteorologist bill karins here with more. a lot going on over the weekend. i heard it last night outside my window. >> yeah, thunderstorms rolled through all the way to the east coast. the west coast remained untouched thankfully. the big news was friday night with storms around oklahoma city. this is from the national weather service in the local area from norman, oklahoma. and this is the preliminary storm track. there was three of them that kind of dodged in and around oklahoma city. but the strongest one was the one on the left side of your screen. that was the ef-3, the one that killed most of the

. >> have you always had this sense of adventure? >> i've always thought that i was going to, you know, live with animals or go on adventures all my life. since i've been a little kid, that's what i told my parents i was going to do. >> some of the sports you're involved in are dominated by men. how do you feel about that? >> i feel that sometimes i have to try even extra hard. men, either they're really game for me coming along or they really hate it. >> of all the things you do, which one thrills you the most? >> it's kind of like comparing apples and oranges. i love to race super bikes. but i also love, love, love spending time with elephants. i got to spend three months tracking them. it's really an exciting and cool moment. >>> i was riding by, and i noticed that the duck seemed to be in distress. i thought that possibly it might be sick. as i came over, i heard this cheeping from inside the grade. >> quite frankly, guys, this is a trend i am rather sick of. this is just -- it's too much. another duck mom losing her kids. this t

. >> the adventures of john-john and the adventures of the perfect girl. >> and i have couple of videosff people who are doing things that seemed like a good idea. in the first one, this guy, dan, he created his very own homemade zip line and he is at a p buddy's house and he is about to test it out. >> homemade zip line is not a good idea. >> it is difficult to watch. >> oh, no, right on his head! he falls right on his neck. and you can almost hear some cracking. listen. it sounds awful. so you do immediately see him getting back up. he did end up getting two broken vertebrae from this, but apparently, he is recovering very quickly. here's another video here that is something that also seemed like fun. it was somebody in the driveway and they had a pinata and the guy with the baseball bat is blindfolded and they are turning him around to disorient him a little bit, and they let him go, and the pinata is swinging, but when he swings the bat, he ends up falling in the bushes, but not just bushes. there was a cactus right where he fell, and when he gets back up slowly, you do see him laug

♪ >>> summer adventures.ine going to a hotel for a home with a million dollar view or staying at a house that looks like an owl? how about roughing it in an actual tree house in vermont. we're going to tell you about a new trend in traveling. good morning, america. i'm paula, i always fan that sized about living like swiss family robsz. >> here's your chance. i'm dan harris. this is sunday morning. >>> and home of the cronut, the croissant-donut hybrid. the cronut is going across the country, being held under my nose. i'm going to eat 15 of these and light my hair on fire and run around like a crazy person and take a nap for 47 hours. that's the plan for this sunday. >> sugar rush. >> a sugar rush followed by a shame spiral. we have competitors, a big taste-test coming up. we're going to get involved. >>> but start with the celebrity double standard. alec baldwin emerged after last year's nasty's anti-gay twitter fight with a reporter. >>> and paula deen's words years ago is costing her millions and ruining h

we're on an incredible adventure in this beautiful place. and i can't wait to show it to you!! let's do it! it all starts right now. look at this! (laughing) welcome to elizabeth stanton's great big world! from catalonia. hi, i'm elizabeth stanton, and i'm here in catalonia

he got me up to look on it as a great adventure. many people joined the war.y needed fighter pilots or tankers or whatever. my father brought me up in the boy scout way to believe that i should continue on this great adventure. but almost everything that has happened to me in the 40 or 50 years since i was a child, looking up at my father, it has been a process of getting educated, getting real about this. to give you one example, remember when i was writing a book and i was sitting at a little on the low east of england. in his pilot had won a posthumous place. after it had been badly damaged in the air. the pilot went down with the ship. all these years later, the navigator says to me, i wish we could remember the last night in the pub. before we went on the last thread. he was 19 years old and he admitted that he was egotistical of his life. what he said would total me. and i thought maybe wars in general, the second principle is that i would say everything that has happened to me is important for growing up. the audience, in the united states or britain or

. >> carolyn, it happened just outside the adventure play ground. that man is on the loose. kids can come here because you can build with a hammer and nails and scrap wood and somebody else thought it was a good place to prey on kids. tonight police believe the suspect may still be hiding around here. sky 7hd captured police searching every vehicle leaving the berkeley marina. police say a child under the age of 10 was playing at the adventure playground around 1:30. >> you can explore. you feel like a pirate. >> the child apparently left the fenced in play ground and was sexually assaulted in this nearby restroom. >> that's horrible. i have been here my whole life and never heard anything like that happening. i am shocked. >> the child gave police a description of the suspect. >> at the time of the assault he was wearing a dark green shirt, dark jeans and black shoes. >> he is described as african-american with one very distinct feature. >> blonde hair with green streaks. >> it is weird something like that to happen in the middle of the day at a place where there is so much

salon is is called the series the smartest historical sci-fi adventure romance story ever written. well, the "san francisco chronicle" my old newspaper said it's a large campus with paints filled with marvelous and fantastic adventures perfect escape reading or containing the outlander's guide to the author takes her character this time through revolutionary philadelphia as a new army sweeping through the city of the brewing violence exciting romance. ms. diana gabaldon. [applause] >> thank you so much. thanks chris and it's a great privilege and honor to follow such talented speakers. i was looking out over the sea of faces and thinking this reminds me very much of one of my college classes. i used to be a university professor before he jumped the rails and began writing novels and one of the classes i taught was human anatomy and physiology. it was a big class and everybody took it as a popular elected because they thought it would be easy. including the football team. they would always sit in the front row when i came in. there would be 400 people and uchitel the football team b

. >> carolyn, it happened just outside the adventure play ground. that man is on the loose. kids can come here because you can build with a hammer and nails and scrap wood and somebody else thought it was a good place to prey on kids. tonight police believe the suspect may still be hiding around here. sky 7hd captured police searching every vehicle leaving the berkeley marina. police say a child under the age of 10 was playing at the adventure playground around >> you can explore. you feel like a pirate. >> the child apparently left the fenced in play ground and was sexually assaulted in this nearby restroom. >> that's horrible. i have been here my whole life and never heard anything like that happening. i am shocked. >> the child gave police a description of the suspect. >> at the time of the assault he was wearing a dark green shirt, dark jeans and black shoes. >> he is described as african-american with one very distinct feature. >> blonde hair with green streaks. >> it is weird something like that to happen in the middle of the day at a place where there is so much foot

naturally beautiful results. >>> summer adventures.agine ditching a hotel for a home with a million-dollar view or staying at a house that looks like an owl. how about roughing it in an actual tree house in vermont? we'll talk about a new trend in traveling. good morning, america. i'm paula faris. and dan, i have to admit, i always fant advertiasized as a live like swiss family robinson. >>> and new york city, the home of the cronut. the croissant-doughnut mix. it's been cited sighted across america. it's being held under my nose. my plan is to eat 15 of these, light my hair on fire, run around for hours and then take a nap. that's my plan for this sun. >> it's a sugar rush. >>> coming up on "gma," we have competitors. a big taste test coming up. we're all going to get involved. but let me start this morning -- >>> the question of a celebrity double standard. alec baldwin has emerged relatively unscathed after last week's nasty and reportedly anti-gay twitter tirade. against a reporter. >> all of this, meantime, the controversy over pa

. >> carolyn, it happened just outside the adventure play ground. that man is on the loose. kids can come here because you can build with a hammer and nails and scrap wood and somebody else thought it was a good place to prey on kids. tonight police believe the suspect may still be hiding around here. sky 7hd captured police searching every vehicle leaving the berkeley marina. police say a child under the age of 10 was playing at the adventure playground around 1:30. >> you can explore. you feel like a pirate. >> the child apparently left the fenced in play ground and was sexually assaulted in this nearby restroom. >> that's horrible. i have been here my whole life and never heard anything like that happening. i am shocked. >> the child gave police a description of the suspect. >> at the t he was assault he was wearing a dark green shirt, dark jeans and black shoes. >> he is described as african-american with one very distinct feature. >> blonde hair with green streaks. >> it is weird something like that to happen in the middle of the day at a place where there is so much fo

>> the adventures of superman. faster than a speeding bullet but mark him as the world's slowest aging pop icon. 75 years old, his story is freshened up again and he is looking great with the release in two weeks of man of steel. if this is the umteenth depiction we've seen in 75 years starting with the early comics when there was a depression. >> about 2,000 miles away. i can be there in 30 seconds. >> in movie shorts as america fought a world war and in the 1950s when tv was born, 104 episodes of the adventures of superman and commercials. later christopher reeve played him and then it was tv again with super boy and lois and clark and smallville. through these takes where he evolved and loved and lost and even once died, something was constant and it appealed. the fact that this super human was after all pretty human. >> superman, how did you manage to get here? >> somebody had to manage. >> man of steel, he sure is. >> up, up and away. >> reporter: john donvan, abc news, washington. >> "good morning america" am

is very murky well earlier i talked to ted sol of and he is the chief executive officer of micro adventures about how raising capital has changed over the last few decades. bencher capital started out as operators are entrepreneurs build businesses and have exits reinvesting capital into startups to grow those businesses into the next you know big businesses future . they kept their networks very very tight and close and formed kind of an old boys' network if you will individuals who have access to early stage startups and to that community in over time because of things like the implosion and things that are happening no wait securities laws and regulations that change things like the jobs act in have been passed. more transparency has been created in inside venture capital so much to the point now there are starting to become ways that better credit investors can really participate with the same level of information the venture capital really only had access to in the past. well how has the funding process changed in terms of risk taking and other words our investor is taking on more or l

ask if xeljanz is right for you. >>> finally tonight, a teen's adventure caught on tape.ast saturday he decided to go surfing on the world's biggest shark. the video has gone viral. the teen explained to us why he tried the risky stunt. abc's matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: to chris kreis it loomed like a titanic boogie board, an endangered whale shark, the world's biggest fish, as long as a school bus and as heavy as a sherman tank. >> we drove right back up to it and noticed that he was feeding. >> reporter: swallowing volkswagen-sized gulps of water and tiny fish off florida. >> i decided that, you know what, maybe i should go try and swim with him. i might not be able to do it ever again. >> reporter: and so he did. there's the 19-year-old latching on. >> it was almost like an adrenaline rush. >> reporter: whale sharks are considered the gentle giants of the sea. but after nine seconds he knew it was time to let go. >> he began to descend and if something doesn't want you on it you might as well just let it go. >> reporter: human encounters with sea creatures

with the news team in just a whole phenomenon the meantime a look into citigroup's new financial adventure in iraq that is in prime interest from our washington studios off to a short break in. i love life but there is a lot of sick stuff going on on this planet for example according to bloomberg a hospital in chicago has been accused by the f.b.i. of cutting the throats of patients for big bags of cash a tracheotomy is a procedure to get air directly into the windpipe of someone who can't breathe by cutting a hole into it an f.b.i. affidavit based on tape recording says that the hospital knowingly and purposely sedated patients to the point that they couldn't breathe properly and would need tracheotomy and as you know in the u.s. health care system nothing comes cheap trick out of his own days cost about one hundred sixty thousand dollars a pop this alleged conspiracy between doctors and management is not the first of its kind at this hospital an administrator and five doctors have already been charged for medicare fraud for giving and receiving kickbacks not only is having a hole punched

in the best of circumstances, a fairly adventurous way to get your vehicles across, a long line across current, ferry propelled only by the flow of water. but today the maranon river is too high and the current too fast. >> river running a little high. >> it's these smaller boats or nothing. >> when dealing with complex transportation issues, the best thing to do is pull up with a cold beer and let somebody else figure it out. >> yeah. let's go in the boat. >> to my crew, i say good luck. we're headed for what looks like bar on the other side. let me tell you, it's quite a ride. >> i'll go the last. >> water inside the boat. look, look, look. the boat is sinking. >> you got to go down and then up, just right! we make it to the other side, reasonably dry. >> beer? the maranon canyon is home to a wide range of species including and most interesting to us a strain of the cacao previously though to be almost extinct. a few years ago the trees were tested at a dna lab and had the rarest forms of cacao in the world, this stuff. don is our cacao connection, a farmer whose family has been work

the state of utah is a year-round adventure lover's paradise. with countless outdoor possibilities and the greatest snow on earth, it's no wonder they call utah the state of sport. experience maui, molokai and lanai explore maui, molokai and lanai at visitmaui.com at the 2012 xterra usa championship, just outside of ogden, utah, race-leader ben allen is tearing up a piece of single track known as the east fork trail, part of the uinta-wasatch-cache national forest. not far behind, at the exit of wheeler canyon, are branden rakita and conrad stoltz. as usual, stoltz is putting his stamp on this race. and with a quick burst he moves into second. in fourth is the man who placed third here last year. colorado resident josiah middaugh. if he can avoid the mechanical problems that have plagued him in the past, middaugh is a serious contender. on the women's side, chris jeffrey continues in first, but her lead is dwindling. in second is american suzie snyder, who enters this race fitter than she's ever been. and just behind her is the four-time defendi

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rotting bridges -- makeshift ferries -- it's an adventure. fortunately, ours was a good adventure.his is a trip i've been wanting to take since i've been writing stories or making television. but what i found was something unexpected. i met a lot of people who, for a long time, have been waiting. hoping for things to get better. a lot more hope here than theirs any right to expect. when all is said and done, i wanted to go to the congo -- >>> i'm anderson cooper. in the hour ahead, you're going to meet somebody who has demonstrated bravery time and time again as a u.s. navy s.e.a.l., a person who served this country for 20 years, and now is showing another kind of strength, living as the woman she felt she's always been. this is her story, from chris to kristin, a navy s.e.a.l.'s secret. he enlisted in 1990, with the dream of joining the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s, one of the toughest, fittest and most secretive forces in the u.s. military. he realized that dream serving 20 years with the s.e.a.l.s, in some of the most dangerous battlefields in the world. serving in iraq and an

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the last few weeks have been a cluster jumble of fun, disaster and adventure. ago her boyfriend revealed he was the leak of the security documents triggering as many questions as answers. now, we also have a little bit to update you on with who the investigators were who visited his house last wednesday. the first leak came out. we know it was a federal investigator, as well as a honolulu police officer at snowden's house, but they were investigating him being missing. seemed like there was a second investigation out there into the leak because "the post" and "the guardian" had gone to the federal government looking for response to their story. two different investigations but the connection was never made until snowden came out publicly as the leaker. john, back to you. >> all right, miguel, thanks so much. >>> the search for the man who revealed the government's secret security program sparking renewed interest in the george orwell novel "1983 ." enjoying 9,500% increase. it is exactly the kind of threat the author feared. >> that's crazy. >>> more questions