♪ >> the real adventure begins here.lin's motorboat heading out into the deep blue looking for whales. >> you have taken scared people in here before, right? >> we were down there, and we saw the most magnificent viewing of whales ever. i felt this girl grab and squeeze my hand. we squeezed each other's hand, and i realized it was a guy and not this beautiful girl that i thought it was. [laughter] guy or girl, it doesn't matter. >> there was a moment. >> after an hour we finally find a whale pod calm enough to let us dive with them. >> coming up at 2:00, there's the baby. mom is right next to her. the escort is in front of her. >> alright, i am a little nervous. >> you shouldn't be nervous. >> as soon as i put my face in the water, i see a whale bigger than a double-decker bus. >> it was swimming straight towards us. >> that's ok. hold my hand. >> that's ok. i know you are going to go straight towards the whale. >> you'll be all right. >> go, go. >> there is certainly an adrenaline rush when you're out there five feet fr

these 29 men and women went up on the adventure of a lifetime. only 18 came down alive. >> release the rope! release the rope! >> the worst day ever on one of the world's deadliest mountains. >> what the hell is this? i came back here to help you guys. >> a mount nearing couple were there, newlywed, a story of survival, tragedy and love. >> plus, tiny break dancer. this kid has got the moves. we're joining a pint-sized sensation spinning to the top of the break dancing world. ♪ ♪ ♪ i won't deny what they're saying because most of it is true ♪ >> time to face the music for "don't judge me" singer chris brown. in court today accused of assault. a high-stakes trial with his freedom at stake. but first, the "nightline" top five, which starts right now. >> nissan ultima with nasa inspired zero gravity seats. let it take the weight off of your drive. >>> good evening. tonight we bring you a story of dedication and love. a newlywed couple embarks on the adventure of a lifetime to scale k 2 together. a mountain thousand have tried to conquer and some hav

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there was jordan, the captain, adam, the olympic gold-medal winner, marcus can adventurer, and patrick the rookie ocean rower, and this video can only tell their story because it was retrieved after what happened to them in the very ocean waters they had the audaciwudacity to explore. >> 7:30 saturday morning, nobody calls. and i saw that i had 11 missed phone calls. and i knew. >> reporter: at home, a mother sat and worried for weeks before she got the dreaded phone call. >> and the world stopped. every fear i had had come to fruition. my son was gone. he was swallowed up by that ocean. >> reporter: her agony shared by three other families. >> everything in me says this isn't okay. what's happening. we can't tell how many people are in the raft. >> reporter: none of them knew who lived or died. what's that feeling like? those are friends of yours. >> if there are only three beacons going off, why isn't there a snourt who dfourth? who did i lose? >> reporter: the story begins in the winter of 2013 when four young men from the u.s. and canada set out to become the first people ever to r

the kaufmans were two weeks into a sailing adventure around the world when the 1-year-old became sick with a fever and rash that covered her body. the family adventure leaves the parents with a very different story to tell. >>> police used tear gas and pepper spray to restore order after a spring break party got out of control near santa barbara. a riot broke out during the annual party. last night's trouble escalated when a uc santa barbara police officer was hit in the face with a backpack filled with bottles. rioters vandalized vehicles and about 100 people ended up being arrested, 44 went to the hospital. >>> there have been several new bills proposed to battle corruption at the capitol. they come after three democraticing state senators have been suspended, including leland yee of san francisco. investigators believe it's the effort to raise campai funds. here is a look at the -- to fight corruption there are proposals to keep lobbyists to host fund-raisers in their homes. lobbyists would be banned allowed in the final 100 days of session. they would have to report donations fast

both of these hobby heroes miraculously survived their adventure that endangered them and other peoplee valley. >they have experienced how great the danger is. >> under avalanche, you do not see anything. it is like drowning. you want to breath, but your mouth is full of snow. >> they no longer hit the slopes without a shovel. many are not as careful. >> this is the flip side of what we do. people want to try it out themselves. we can only warn them that you need lots of experience and background. >> warning and educating. that is why the young men meet with the head of france's national avalanche research institute. he says it is important free riders also appear in preventative videos. skiing heroes are more credible than moralizing lecturers. >> no one wants fatal accidents. the camera manufacturers and ski resorts advertising the glory of deep snow makes me angry. 36 people died in avalanches. they should act more responsibly. >> he and his friends say that means showing not only this in their video blogs. but also what does not work. falls, mishaps, and bad weather. perfect skiing

i am an adventure writer. i focused on the exploration and the venture of it, and i really tried to get into the minds and the physiology and the indian tribes and that, the very detailed specifics of what it was like on those overland journeys and trying to bring those to life as much as possible. so some wonderful books. james p. rhonda, that is a really well, beautifully researched scholarly work. if you want a historical detail, that sells everything that there is to now. and that was not my mission. my mission was to -- my self-appointed mission was to focus on the adventure story of these expeditions and use that. what i wanted to do is, there is such tremendous story and dramatic story. the hardest thing for me westerly things out. there are so many stories. the difficulty was keeping things out. and even then, you know, it's not a huge book, but is not a small book writer. or i wanted to do it -- and by telling these stories, these dramatic stories of one to use those as a lens to get into the history,

she dreams about a possible adventure in asia others to commit to sustain. the group when open meeting was set up last summer. twenty two year old shame as i roll. it's one of its members. ay ay ay. i need to work together. we stopped by mid october is becoming progressively do some useful. wasn't it messages we don't. lazy to go to work. so the only be used as excuses for what it's all well and so. when daniel when prices go we're gonna keep them content. so many young people seeking a pencil i approached this mass exodus will then lead down an aisle in the long term price prospects. saving a lot in fact is this new wave of immigration having all. we spoke to mary claire buchan the senior researcher at the national youth council and the pin with his heartache. of course all i heard fact that i am a christian. i mean wouldn't it have it. leo some of the fact is the fact that our construction and construction industry health and education and i both got to hand in additionally little critters many graduates are opting to go on. in fact employment many come to

dozen of vintage cards from the 50's and 60's are taking part in the adventure kicking off at 8:30 in front of the fairmont hotel. the race takes drivers through wine country and ends in sausalito on thursday. the california race celebrates the most famous open race and the entrance includes six classic jaguars and 11 porsches and half a dozen ferraris. >> mike, which car are you driving? >> officer -- ferrari, of course. >> how about the top down version. >> absolutely. most were convertibles. >> now, the padres are taking on the giants. sunshine. dropping down to 56 but a light breeze. it will feel like the temperature. dress accordingly. we have a few clouds at eureka and sunny in lake tahoe and 59 and mid-to-upper 70's through the central valley to 66 in monterey. and 70's in san diego and 80 in los angeles and 91 in palm springs. >> the commute to work, to school, we have a construction project wrapping up westbound side of the bay bridge where we have the lanes blocked. that is for a couple more traffic. and eastbound traffic is clear, 280 away from 17 in san jose it is dark wit

here you can go out and do wonderful outdoor adventure activities, whether you want to do whale watchingng. you are going to love this. because nova scotia boasts more pubs per capita than anywhere else in the world. so, hello, i know we're loving this. >> long winters there in nova scotia. >> exactly. >> it is charming. there is a wine region of nova scotia, a mini napa valley. you can have your beer, your wine, i suggest doing the whale watching first. and you can stay at the smuggler's cove inn. charming, cozy, right on the water, $99 and up. we're just under $100 there. >> great. the dominican republic, one of my favorite spots. i love the beaches there. and those are affordable too. >> this is an affordable all inclusive option. the iberostar, right on the beach in a prime location. there is a massive pool here and, again, i have this top shelf drinks are included here. so you can get a cocktail by the pool, top shelf of your choice, all inclusive. and go out and do tons of great adventure activities and, of course, enjoy the north part of the dominican republic. >> beautiful. all r

>> thank you for reading our magazine, and leading us to this adventure. i guess this started when devon -- when devon i got married. -- when deb and i got married. it was a bleak time in england. , after we got married, in oxford, england, we went to a work camp in ghana for our honeymoon. [laughter] >> that set the table. >> fair warning on both sides. the series point would be that we just got back from three years living in china where we traveled around by bus and train, and airplane him and car. years we have flown across the country a number of times in our small plane. we thought, why don't we apply a setina models and get of d.c. for a while. >> to give their credit to our older son, he is the one who suggested it to us. he said we were getting antsy after being back in d.c. for a few years and said what you do what you do best. getting your plane and see what you can find. ikes -- >> what was the process of figuring out where you could go? >> that is an ongoing process. we were looking for interesting, smaller places. small is a flexible definiti

it's a long drive but it's also full of adventure or is this don't usually were raised to strive for security and stability and play by the rules. one never ever take risks to eat and eat it unfortunately that's not the case today and look like for these kinds of adventures may not be so bad after all because they challenge us to try new things. should you buy them the day he uses the subway to commute to and from process to suit a bachelor's degree in chemistry off to the actual study from hamas is perhaps the disease. in her free time she likes to sing karaoke. today she brought along a couple of friends. she has to have a boyfriend but they broke up during the first year of college. still she likes to sing love songs. as i did. he relaxes you. i lived with several other people in one room analysis to be quiet to show respect. you can really cut loose. now that i bought a leather shoe on sure we all have dreams but will they come true. we all want a boyfriend he's good looking and rich. arabic going to find him. it is in. with that what do most of his travel the world with my frien

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. >> supposed to be a romantic adventure turned into a huge headache. >> they turned to michael finney relief. michael is here now with the story. >> it was a christmas gift for his girlfriend. as a christmas gift in 2012. more than a year later they haven't been table aibl to take the balloon ride. these pictures on he purchased two certificates the romantic adventure with his girlfriend had been grounded more than a year since purchasing the trip in 2012. they were told they'd have to pay $160 >> i paid about $390 initially for the two tickets. so i'm like that is ridiculous you know? says on the bottom good for 12 months. >> mel any couldn't figure out how thrill it could have asked them to pay more. in bold print each is good for shared balloon rides for one. they were reserving it within four months >> should be good for a year. >> i was like i got these as a gift. >> she said thrill it would not book unless the company gave them more money. >> then months go by. and then, i get an e mail saying they reviewed our calls and the office decided they couldn't give us a refund. >> the

the family adventure down under, taking will, kate and baby george to a zoo. check out george's reaction as he adopts an animal only found in australia. ♪ be a ruler you can call me queen bee and baby i'll rule i'll rule ♪ ♪ i'll rule let me live that fantasy ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. happy easter. we're all dressed up for easter. we've got bright colors on except sara haines who decided to wear black today. i don't know why. >> happy easter! >> but i love embarrassing sara right at the beginning of the show. >> we were matching this morning. >> i'll pay for this later in the day. >>> prince george, once again, stealing the show during that family trip to the zoo. he couldn't get enough of the animal they named after him. it's a bilby, sometimes according to google, referred to as australia's easter bunny. there it is. and check this out when mom tries to hand george a -- no, thank you. yeah, look at that. slow motion. rejection. >> yes. >> reminds me of jake. jake says, no, okay, no, okay. what all babies seem to do. did he have a mohawk, by the way? >>

. >> reporter: just long enough for it to be an adventure.washington. >> an adventure that ended well, thankfully. >>> one last check on the weather. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> our weather is going to be a little bit of an adventure over the next few days. here is doppler hd. a few high thin clouds at the moment. up north, it will be rainy around eureka, and that rain will be pushing southward towards the bay area during the daytime. it will arrive tomorrow night. tomorrow in the daytime, look for mainly cloudy skies in the bay area with little breaks of sunshine. high temperatures ranging from about 60 on the coast to mid and upper 60s on the bay. low 70s inland. the rain starts late afternoon, early evening in the north bay and it will sweep southward. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see rain develops tomorrow night. showers and periods of rain on friday. maybe an isolated thunderstorm or two as well. drying out most of the weekend, although there could be light rain into early sunday morning. and a

. >> supposed to be a romantic adventure turned into a huge headache. >> they turned to michael finney relief. michael is here now with the story. >> it was a christmas gift for his girlfriend. as a christmas gift in 2012. more than a year later they haven't been table aibl to take thelloon ride. these pictures on he purchased two certificates the romantic adventure with his girlfriend had been grounded more than a year since purchasing the trip in 2012. they were told they'd have to pay $160 >> i paid about $390 initially for the two tickets. so i'm like that is ridiculous you know? says on the bottom good for 12 months. >> mel any couldn't figure out how thrill it could have asked them to pay more. in bold print each is good for shared balloon rides for one. they were reserving it within four months >> should be good for a year. >> i was like i got these as a gift. >> she said thrill it would not book unless the company gave them more money. >> then months go by. and then, i get an e mail saying they reviewed our calls and the office decided they couldn't give us a refund. >> the cou

so i have lots of adventures with the irs. but when you think about these results, it is basically asked the question of what do we feel comfortable? it's not about being afraid of being caught. it's not about punishment. if people were afraid of being caught for having negative consequences, nobody would text and drive. that's just an unbelievably to do that you could get penalized. we don't do that. we don't think about the consequences of our actions. the question is at the moment, what do you think open? what we found out is when people think about their own morality to recite and commandments are asking to think about the code of conduct were sent in that it's about morality, that stays with you for a while. not too long, but for a while and you become more ethical. so we propose for people to get to sign first. he sang at the end. but that's an cheating is over. it's done. no one will say any to go and fix everything. it's over. everything i'm going to say is the truth and will fill it out. it's so natural to think this

it's just like a real non adventurous lives sometimes but not understand the program to start it and then do you think is going to places like the city never been to before i took a new associate with some storage beneath all that was very touching. you know i know you've met some people a day like the seething expect but there were some of the story states. you know i'm always amazed by the resilience of the taiwanese people and i think that the people that we interview the most fascinating people that when we come across this are people who have gone through hardships have overcome them in it doing something fascinating. you know these people are very good. i've met some the most inspiring people on this adventure of all on tv one example we read that these three i'm hearing impaired artists. when you work with rock and when you work with its marble. one who worked with of waiting and went to work with metal. and they all create completely different types of art pieces when they're creating these are works they have completely different sounds and all three of them come from three

an american adventurer has now canceled a wingsuit jump slated for next month on that mountain. >>> in wyoming, officials are racing to stop a slow-moving landslide that's already destroyed one home and is threatening to bury others. the ground in jackson has been moving at about an inch a day for several weeks, but authorities worry the recent construction may have set it moving even faster. still, they say it's unlikely the hillside will suddenly give way like one did in washington state that left 39 dead. >>> all right, let's get a look at your morning forecast. chad myers is here. chad, more people, 9,000 more people are going to be in boston for this marathon. >> how's the weather looking? >> we're all looking at each other, is this good running weather? i don't know. >> we don't know. >> it seems so. 53 is a nice start, 57 by 1:00, and probably by the time you're done, somewhere around 60 degrees out there. i was on the plane up here with some people that were going to the marathon, and they said that, you know, 35,000 people is an amazing amount of people to be running all at on

happened here where the drivers of us the adventure train. liberia they only have a window to the soul of russia. the journey takes us through twelve different cities and several times or use the drivers tell me the best part of the. it is witnessing the changing of the landscape through the years before leaving the drivers there was one last thing i was given the honor of doing pulling the train whistle. on such a long journey there's plenty of time to me that will travel up its third lowest before i could only imagine how this whole russia is the climate is very different to when we started off three days ago it was minus thirty six and now it's just minus five this is very nice you can relax look at the window beautiful landscapes you can get down and up in the stations you have a few minutes and some time to take a picture for a. beautiful you get to know them from your bedroom. also there are many opportunities will photo ops along the way. and of course there's always lots of time to take in russia's vastness get some writing done catch

there will be a few high end meals during our adventure here. we will be sampling the other side.re is always a price with you. ♪ >> there are places in vegas where the available rooms are not listed on any websites. places reserved for the whales, the high rollers, the $10 million a night gamblers who arrive by private plane. ♪ >> bobby flay probably lives like this all the time. >> yeah. it could have been dark, couldn't it. very dark here. i honestly never thought it would have come to this. >> well, it was duncan frey's 14 years ago. >> you made some steps up. >> you make me feel better about all of this luxury looking back at that. >> yeah. you deserve this. >> you're right. you're right. >> you deserve this. >> entering my golden years era. they don't show this in the viagra commercials. they show them on the beach with a tennis racket but they're never sitting here. go out and kill some young people. to victory. victory in our time. you always try to comfort yourself in situations like this thinking oh, i'm sure people are really, really wealthy, they're probably really mis

we have been three great adventure. -- through a great adventure. >> he said, you can go and take some time off. but we are together forever. i need you around. you have to tell me that is the deal. >i said, of course. >> it hasn't turned out exactly like you had imagined it would. tell me about that. when he first hired me, he was not totally sold on me. [laughter] >> because you were d.c. and he was not into that. >> he wasn't interested in d.c.. tekraus said -- pert rouse said, trust me. >> the president trusted him. call my cell phone, so i did not pick it up because i did not recognize the number. that is not something a lot of people do. he said alyssa, let's do this. it's obama. call me back. that was it. time thatard to the you had during the campaign. rented at $30,000 a plane. it turns out you had rented the plane for the wrong day. >> that was the fall of 2006. was threecal office or four people. was doing the political trouble myself. i made a big mistake. i rented the plane for the wrong day. i cried in the office. and jordanbert kaplan, the finance director. , i realized

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i love these canadian cities for a quick getaway with a european flair, very adventurous. start in the city, plan out your shopping, there is st. catherine street, eaten street mall, a lot of french inspired fashion here and old montreal, stroll the cobblestone streets with the old world architecture and bistros and galleries. if you want to do something outside the city, there is the mountains and 200 kilometer bike trail that is easy riding but goes through the town, a great option. it is beautiful. the hotel omni monte royal in the city, $143 a night in may on orbitz. a great brand. you're getting good amenities. >> i love this next one. nashville, tennessee. if you like music -- >> i love it for a mother/daughter trip. so many new things to experience together there. maybe mom will let her hair down to some country music. search before you go. it is a must do. get tickets for the grand ole opry. you'll see carrie underwood to keith urban there these days but get them in advance. if you're not into music or want to do something different, there is high end visual arts e

big screen adventure of steve rodgers. aka captain america.cks up after the events in new york with the avenger. we now meet rodgers living quietly in washington, d.c. and trying to adjust to the modern world. but after a shield colleague comes under attack steve uncovers conspiracy take threaten to put the entire world at risk. >> cap being new to the 21st september are any a certain kind of way has this old fashion on sense of patriotism that kind of clashing with the new world way of keeping america safe >> captain america joins forces with black widow played by scarlet johannsen and recruit a new ally the falcon played by anthony macky. >> how do we know the good from the bad guys. >> if they shoot at you they are bad. >> even with strength and power they are up against formidable and somewhat familiar new enem enemy. the winter soldier. the film filled of action and for captain america also known as chris evans the shoot was equally exhilarating and exhausting. >> at the end of each day it really felonies like you work. you feel like you

these 29 men and women went up on the adventure of a lifetime.ame back here to help you guys. >> a mount nearing couple were there, newlywed, a story of survival, tragedy and love.

but the idea of at least getting people excited about the possibility of an adventure to mars makes more sense, and if we can get excited about that, that gives us a target we can aim for, get the men people excited and move -- american people excited and move forward. >> so you think it was mostly a hub bike relations move, they are trying to get people excited to get more money because florida senator bill nelson who led the hearing, lamb ented that lots of n.a.s.a.'s plans were hurt because of budget woes. >> there's another piece to what was talked about today that is important. he talked about n.a.s.a. building an infrastructure that would allow us to do keep spak interceptions, a system that would allow us to do all of these things in a well-structured manner, working to how the americaury and gemini programs were building blocks to the apollo program. it would not hurt n.a.s.a. to have four or $5 billion in the coffers to tackle the missions. that is it what is necessary. it's not a lot of money when you look at the budget of $17.5 billion, and compare to other agencies in the u.s

i am an adventure writer. i focused on the exploration and the venture of it, and i really tried to get into the minds and the physiology and the indian tribes and that, the very detailed specifics of what it was like on those overland journeys and trying to bring those to life as much as possible. so some wonderful books. james p. rhonda, that is a really well, beautifully researched scholarly work. if you want a historical detail, that sells everything that there is to now. and that was not my mission. my mission was to -- my self-appointed mission was to focus on the adventure story of these expeditions and use that. what i wanted to do is, there is such tremendous story and dramatic story. the hardest thing for me westerly things out. there are so many stories. the difficulty was keeping things out. and even then, you know, it's not a huge book, but is not a small book writer. or i wanted to do it -- and by telling these stories, these dramatic stories of one to use those as a lens to get into the history,

>> it's interesting, i mean there's also been people who have wanted to do extreme adventures. you go back to captain scott going to the south pole, but in terms of mass participation events, it's a relatively recent thing. when the marathon was run in 1986, there were only 23 competitors. now you have more than a thousand. talking to a lot of the runners here, they would say that life is getting easy for them in the west, they want to find new ways are making it difficult for themselves, finding new ways of depriving themselves of the luxuries they have in life and bringing things back to basics here. they don't have much access to email, can't phone home often. it's just a simple, simple life, eating, sleeping and of course running. >> andy richardson reporting there from algeria and morocco in the desert. thank you very much for that. >> liverpool can regain top spot in the english premier league sunday as they take on every to know. taking on arsenal at the moment, hope to beat the gunners for the first time since 2007. 14 minutes into the match, doubles the lead before the

very adventurous. that's how i would describe her, very adventurous, very outgoing, very social.ou get so angry sometimes you literally say i hate this person. if i saw her, i could just wind one up and i'd just pop her. and then i think well, what good does that do, you know? to heck with it. let it go. keep living your life because all's it's doing is aging us, you know? it's not really how we had things, you don't have a baby and you don't raise your children to become drug addicts. you just don't do that. then i'll say have you had enough of this roller coaster ride, ready to get off this merry go round? yes, mom, i'm ready. and i think we're right on track and everything caves in again. >> i've been wanting to get off the streets, and i have every opportunity in the world. i have a big support system, i have a wonderful family. it's never the right time to go. i keep looking for the perfect ending and there's not going to be a perfect ending. i'll be dead before there's a perfect ending. >>> coming up. >> when i first got to the car, he was an older white man, most of the ge

, which reduce the 22 chapters of saint john's text into an extraordinarily action-packed visual adventure which swept western europe. it made him the most famous graphic artist of his day. the series was of enduring fame, used by artists, sculptors, painters, graphic designers for the next 500 years. albrecht durer was clearly a precocious artist. he was the son of a nuremberg goldsmith and drew this portrait of himself at the age of 13. he became the first artist in western art to make a detailed series of self-portraits throughout his life analyzing his changes of mood and image. durer studied nature with the same incisive vision with which he analyzed himself. he was one of the first artists to paint water colors from direct observation. he wrote, "we german artists "have grown up like wild trees in the forest, knowing nothing of the rules of proportion and perspective." these water colors were painted while durer was traveling from nuremberg to venice. he wished to learn from italian art and to have his status as an artist acknowledged in the land of the renaissance. venetian paiings

ooh. ...and from: [ man ] ♪ you never do know what's around the bend ♪ ♪ a big adventure or a brand-newd ♪ ♪ when you're curious like curious george ♪ [ chorus ] ♪ swing ♪ well, everything ♪ everything ♪ is so glorious george! ♪ and everything ♪ everything ♪ is so wonderous ♪ wonderous ♪ there's more to explore ♪ when you open your door ♪ and meet friends like this you just can't miss ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ get curious ♪ curious ♪ and that's marvelous ♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this? ♪ ♪ like curious like curious ♪ ♪ curious george oh! whoo! [ man narrating ] george had spent a very busy morning in the park... chasing dragonflies and watching clouds. being a monkey was hard work. - [ yelps ] - [ barking ] - [ exclaims ] - [ barks ] george had never met this dog before. [ laughing ] but the dog didn't seem to mind. [ barking ] uh-oh. blaze. there you are. with a new friend. here, catch. whoa! wow! your new friend is really good at catch, blaze. [ laughing ] that's george. george lives down the block. this town's not normal. george, thi

ooh. ...and from: [ man ] ♪ you never do know what's around the bend ♪ ♪ a big adventure or a brand-new ♪ ♪ when you're curious like curious george ♪ [ chorus ] ♪ swing ♪ well, everything ♪ everything ♪ is so glorious george! ♪ and everything ♪ everything ♪ is so wonderous ♪ wonderous ♪ there's more to explore ♪ when you open your door ♪ and meet friends like this you just can't miss ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ get curious ♪ curious ♪ and that's marvelous ♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this? ♪ ♪ like curious like curious ♪ ♪ curious george oh! [ man narrating ] george was always excited when a friend came to visit. [ hooting ] and he was even more excited when that friend... was one of his favorite people in the whole world. [ chittering ] whoa. uh, let me guess. great aunt sylvia's here? [ chittering ] [ doorbell rings ] ooh! [ chitters ] oh, my favorite nephews! oh, mmm! oh! [ laughing ] so, uh, how have you been, aunt sylvia? oh, fine. i just got back from the galápagos islands. now you know how those dolphins love to race. ooh! - [ the man

her energy, her zest, her adventure, and passion. a generosity of spirit. light that will never fade. we remember ling zi lu. heart and sparkling eyes, music and a welcome dream of a smile that beams forever. we remember martin richard. tough and competitive, kind and caring. a dorchester kid through and through. and we will remember sean collier, dedicated with honor, trusted and respected. badge 310. we will remember. ♪ i went up to the mountain because you asked me to ♪ >> as a runner with many boston marathon finishes behind me, there are few places more special to me than the finish line of the boston marathon. on that day i recall watching throngs of tired and elated runners celebrating what many of us know as an amazing accomplishment. at 2:49 everything changed. i mean everything. >> as i walked in, i remember very clearly being struck by how much it looked like one of our exercises. the trauma teams, the nurses. everybody was where they normally would be when we practice our mass casualty exercises. >> nurses deal with trauma and tragedy almost eve

happened here where the drivers of us the adventure train. liberia they have the window to the soul of russia. the journey takes us through twelve different cities and several time zones the drivers tell me the best part of the do. is witnessing the changing of the landscape through the years before leaving the drivers there was one last thing i was given the honor of doing pulling the train was still. on such a long journey does plenty of time to me i don't travel here there's a lot to eighty eight and it's the first time i've travelled so far from to mean to have bought us and now from her but have to to mean this is very nice you can relax and look at the window beautiful landscapes you can get down and in the stations you have a few minutes and some time to take a. beautiful get to know from your bedroom. also there are many opportunities will photo ops along the way. and of course there's always lots of time to take in russia's vastness get some writing done catch up on my reading and play cards with my producer marsha the concept of tim

>>> speaking of food -- thank you very much, enjoy -- if you've been missing anthony bourdain's adventures night you've been waiting for. in less than three hours, season three of "parts unknown." a little taste of what to expect from the globe trotting chef. >> punjab india, why? >> because it's one of the most awesome looking places on earth. an interesting present and haunting, interesting past. the food's delicious. i get to eat vegetarian here without noticing. vegetables and spicy, seasonal, texture, served with extraordinarily good bread. delicious. i can go vegetarian in punjab for a week, and that's a lot for me. >> what do you do there? it's a really contentious region. a lot of the world's problems, difficulties, we contend with, are sort of stemmed from that fractious relationship from one area partitioned pakistan and india. punjab's a flashpoint. we go, eat, look at a beautiful part of the world but through food and i think ordinary conversations with ordinary people try in our small way to explain what the hell's go on there. >> hitch a ride to india and find out what other

i know that you're an adventurous guy.hter ] >> i'd like to be in that gang. >> jimmy: thank you. it's a good gang. it's just fun. like a little rascals type of gang. [ laughter ] little rascals on motorcycles. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. but i ended up not doing that. i went a different direction. what are you into now? you doing anything adventurous, anything fun? >> yeah. i mean, i'm not really into anything because i'm have this life insurance program that won't let me hang glide. but i would love to hang glide or surf. >> jimmy: hang gliding would be fun. >> i met kelly slater recently and we talked about matt surfing mavericks. and he said, "skaters always get banged up, but they don't die. but, surfers, they never get banged up, but they can die. so it's like a whole other level of extreme sports. but i would like to surf one day, for sure. >> jimmy: never surfed before. >> you haven't? i did surf once out at sunset beach in california, and it was a nightmare. i was, it's called "tombstoning," where you're -- all that'