both of these guys had to cut away and use their reserve chutes. >> please tell me the reserve chutesked, everything was okay with them. >> i said it was bad but they both lived. >> when he broke away from the parachute he looked so close to the ground. didn't look like he had time for the chute to deploy to get to the ground safely. >> things is posted on the i love skydiving.org youtube channel and they say in their description tongue and cheek the solution more horizontal space. what do you say when you get to the ground, like, hey, bud, sorry about the. >> sorry i almost killed you. >> beers on me for the next 12 months. >> a few weeks ago some tornadoes touched down in ohio. if you remember, whio meteorologist rich was on hand to cover some of the damage, to cover the weather. if you remember he heard something while he was out doing one of his reports. >> hey, buddy. hey, buddy. >> he heard the meowing of the kitten. rich being the amaze guy that he is, he rescued that kitten. >> okay. let me get you warm. >> help find the people who lost the kitten when they lost their home, th

both these guys had to cut away and use their reserve chute. >> please tell me the reserve chutes -- everything is okay. >> when he broke away from that parachute, he looked so close to the ground. didn't look like he had time for the reserve chute to deploy for him to get to the ground safely. >> this is on the i love skydiving.org site. and they say the description tongue in cheek, more horizontal fade. what do you say when he gets to the ground? >> you say, beer's on me for the next 12 months. >> got a video of a little bit of vigilante justice in an l.a. neighborhood called playa vista. it is going to cause a debate. you see a black and yellow lamborghini coming down the street. it is going pretty quick. and slowing down to come up to his stop sign. but the car is met at the stop sign by a guy holding a rock. >> keep racing. keep racing. keep doing that. >> oh! >> no, he didn't. >> yes, he did. the guy standing there at the stop sign yells to the car, keep racing, go ahead, keep doing it. the car slowly pulls through that stop sign and the guy wings a rock at car. then the car pu

as orlando turns his back to the door, his back opens, the chute -- his pack opens, the chute flies outim out and gets snagged on the plane's trail. he twists out of control, striking the side of the plane. orlando's own helmet cam also records the event. now his life and the lives of everyone on the plane are at risk. >> having a premature deployment or early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see the canopy full of air on top and on bottom and the pressure is so great, that you can actually feel the plane pouncing up and down, like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the airplane, the airplane can go into a dead spin and nobody will be able to get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save him, there's no way you can climb to the tail to the back and try to release him. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing can skydivers left inside can do -- jump. the pilot increases airspeed to counter the turbulence, but that puts more pressure on orlando

, wind can get inside and pull the chute open.n olds it all in place. >> something happened when the packer was closing the container, the closing loop broke. so in the same hurry, she had to place a new closing loop in there. was it new, was it old, was it worn out, was it too loose, too tight? unless we get that little piece of material, there's no way we can determine that. >> still, the snnt enough to deter orlando from the sport he loves. stepping out at 15,000 feet, in no time, he's back in the air with a new chute, a little wiser, and as passionate as ever. >> i love this sport. i don't think it's a crazy support. we might be crazy for doing it, but i love it. i mean, it's a thrill and you get to meet great people. >>> coming up, a tow truck driver's day goes from bad to critical, when "caught on camera: very bad day" continues. >>> in texas, a tow truck driver and young father-to-be fears for his life, wondering if this is the end. january 24th, 2010. 21-year-old edward wiley makes his usual rounds, just after midnight at

. >> it's crucial to get rid of the main chute before opening up the backup.wise, the two can get tangled, causing the second chute to malfunction as well. but when holmes pulls the release cord, the main parachute doesn't detach. >> i was shocked and i was like, this is not good. i knew it wasn't a situation that i could really survive. because you're not trained for this to happen. that's just not something that's in the book, really. >> above him, holmes' colleague and friend, jonathan king, has just jumped and is videotaping a client's descent, when he notices that holmes is spiraling out of control. king catches a second view of the action on his helmet cam. holmes faces a tough decision. his main parachute, while malfunctioning, is slightly slowing his descent. if he pulls the preserve parachute and it gets caught in the mangled main chute, it will not only fail to open, but it could interfere with the little bit of drag he has, and actually speed up his descent. >> it's either going to make it better, you know, it's either going to have the magic, open,

and we all turned around and the whole back part of the cabin plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> the passengers were evacuated. no one was injured. >>> now to the weather. heavy rain and possibility tornadoes are in the forecast today for parts of the plains and midwest. over the weekend record amounts of rain caused widespread flooding in memphis. the high water flooded streets and home, but no serious injuries are reported. eric fisher of our boston station wbz is following the storm system. >> well, it's been a business night for storms. we've been tracking them across the plains. today could be another busy day for severe weather. the impetus has been a large storm system swirling across southern canada. radar shows more storms developing as we head through this evening. in particular we'll watch from chicago back toward northern missouri. the main damage will be for damaging wind gusts, large hail and perhaps a couple of isolated tornadoes mixed in. from southern michigan out here. winds the main threat. we're watching the tropics, a swirl off the southeast coast. this i

nasa says the chute on the craft did not deploy correctly on descent. >> that doesn't sound good. >> no. >> two more test flights are planned for next summer. sounds like they need them. >> 35 miles up and the chute not good. >>> still ahead, an expensive air. the pricey yet odd piece of celebrity memorabilia on sale today. >>> a fan of old blue eyes now owns a piece of history from the legendary singer. frank sinatra's first new jersey driver's license. and there it is. >> look at that, color of eyes. blue. you think? >> went on the auction block today. the license is signed by then 19-year-old sinatra a year before he had his first big break in the music industry. he was a nobody back then. such a nobody, they misspelled his name. it's a yellowed 1934 license issued to francis sintra of hoboken. they the hoboken part right. he is 5'8", 130 pounds, and as peggy pointed out, his eyes are recorded as blue. >> oh, yeah. >> the license sold for about $16,000. >> that is a cool piece -- especially because it's got the error there. you see it did sign it correctly. he did spell his name c

. >> we heard a big bang and the whole back was full of the chute. >> emergency at 40,000 feet. >> a midair scare as an emergency slide deploys inside the plane. >> the pilot quickly diverted the plane and quickly landed it in wichita, kansas. >> we'll have it get on the ground and have somebody look at it. everybody is fine. >> this is the scene from the south from eastern arkansas to memphis. torrential rains. >> i couldn't believe it. it looked like a dam had broke. >> today president obama will ask korng for more than $2 million in emergency fujding to deal with the surge of uncompanying children crossing the border. >> the psychological report has determined that oscar pistorius was not suffering from a mental disorder when he shot his girlfriend reeva steenkamp dead. >> it's over. the netherlands are through. he scores. the seemingly impossible has happened. costa rica in the quarterfinals. >> breaking overnight, rescue crews rushing to save people stuck on the sky tower at seaworld, san diego. >>> a bizarre incident on a north carolina highway. a man clinging to the back of a

the whole back cabinet part of the plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> my god. darn good luck nobody was up there at the time it exploded. the airline says it passenger's flights were rebooked. a similar thing happened on a jetblue flight headed to boston. the investigation into this latest incident is under way. >> scary stuff. also this morning, severe weather has parts of the midwest and south waterlogged. flash floods in eastern arkansas. it forced residents in several towns to evacuate. problems in tennessee. roads in memphis were littered with cars stuck in three feet of water. in minnesota, the land of 10,000 lakes has a lot more now. storms and heavy rains caused flood damages to the likes they have never seen before. indra petersons has more. are they out of the woods? >> that is what we are hoping for, but not the case. we have a huge upper low matching up with the jet stream. all this combining with the surface low. all the perfect elements are coming together and we have the threat for severe weather. take a look at the moderate risk out there. the m

when you chute deployed, the passengers grabbed their cell phones, began recording this thing. most passengers say it sounded like something just kind of snapped or broke but listen to this woman. >> big bang and a his. and they just had had a panicked look and they quickly took the carts and ran backwards to the front of the plane and then we all turned around and the whole back cabinet part of the plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> yeah. former nebraska cornhusker quarterback taylor martinez was also on-board. he said he was a bit shaken, tweeting out, "scariest flight ever. #emergencylanding." the plane was diverted, landing in wichita, kansas. it is now being looked at by both maintenance crews as well as the ntsb. the passengers have now all been placed on other flights here to southern california. this has happened before a couple of times. just last november, jetblue had one of its slides diverted to orlando. no danger there. and in 2008, then candidate barack obama had had a slide inflate on his campaign plane. there again was no danger. but if you've never

he pulls the rip cord, the chute is tangled.ant back up for another jump. >>> so many of you reach out on twitter and facebook. we love it. a viewer named jill tweeted to me saying, my grandfather is 99 today. can you believe what he's lived through? so i called henry after seeing his picture. he looks pretty darn good. i asked him what he was all thinking here. is this henry? >> yes. >> this is david muir from abc. how are you? >> i'm fine. how are you? >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> we all looked at that photo and wondered what's your secret. >> i have a birthday every year. that's the secret. >> he has a birthday every year, that's the secret he says. happy birthday, henry newhard. out to dinner with his family tonight, 7 grandchildren and 7 great children. way to go, henry. >>> take a look at these famous faces. one tiny thing they're all wearing that's putting americans back to work. any guesses? it's america strong. wearing that's putting americans back to work. any guesses? it's america strong. thank ythank you for d

because 60 feet is not enough for my pair chute to open. >> in this hour, two midair collisions send daredevils plummeting to earth. >> the main fear with being hit is to be knocked out or killed. >>> a lurching plane drops from the sky and crashes into a lake. >> it's hard to imagine anybody surviving that. >>> and a man teetering on the edge requires a harrowing rescue 70 stories above the streets of new york. >> the fear in this situation is really the unpredictability of it. >>> "caught on camera: up in the air." >> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. throughout history humans have looked for ways to soar, if only for a little while. flying, floating and even free falling, as you will see, a lot can go wrong high up in the air. some of the stories are about dreamers who find new ways to conquer new heights and others are about daredevils who relish that trip down. but our first story is about a man at a low point in his life and the effort high above a city street to save him. 70 stories above the streets of new york, a desperate man contemplates ending his life b

we all turned around and the whole back cabin part of the plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> can you image as passengers panicking the plane dropped 12,000 feet. it landed in wichita kansas safely. >> a live look in court in south africa the oscar pistorius murder trial after he under went a month of psychiatric tests. moments ago doctors said he is fit to stand trial. their findings showing the 27-year-old was not suffering from mental illness when he shot reba steenkamp in his house last year. >> a nerve-racking 12-hours as dozens of people trapped inside the sky tower ride. they were stuck on the ride in san diego. a power failure caused the ride to stall in mid air. there were no reports of injuries but a 17-year-old boy was taken to the hospital for treatment of anxiety. >> panic and chaos caught on camera as gun shots ring out on the popular burp bonn street -- bourbon street in new orleans. this shows the moment two gunmen opened fire on themselves before turning around and shooting at the crowd. >> when i heard the gun shots i ducked and i ran around a corner. i ju

. >> the chute opened and it probably popped out the door which meant that we'd probably lose pressure immediately, but luckily that something didn't happen. >> reporter: those passengers said it was an odd sight to see an inflated slide on the airplane, many described hearing the slide first. >> all of a sudden you saw their faces go like this. you heard a big bang and a hiss and the whole back part of the plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> reporter: the five-member crew kept the 96 passengers calm during the process. the aircraft landed safely and now maintenance crews will be inspecting the plane to determine the cause of the incident. for "cbs in morning," carter evans, los angeles. >>> millions of people in the midwest face more powerful storms today. the worst of lightning was from kansas to wisconsin. it produced huge rain totals. up to 6 inches fell in cedar rapids, iowa overnight. >>> weekend downpours along the mississippi river flooded a mobile home park in memphis. the red cross said 150 people had to go to shelters. molly smith of our affiliate wreg is in one o

but the plane was forced to land in kansas when its evacuation chute deployed. no one was hurt. passengers say they heard a pop and saw the inflated slide in the back of the plane. >> we heard a loud wastes and then there was a panicked look. they quickly ran to the front of the plane and we all turned around and the whole back cab cabin with a sap was full of the chute. >> no one is going to the bathroom on the plane got that thethe cause of the slide deployment is under investigation. united says it was not because a passenger tried to open the emergency door. the manager of the handsome felon who's mug shot went viral says she's received death threats over his popularity. jeremy meeks hired gina rodriguez last week because they were overwhelmed since this mugshot went viral. but since representing the gang member, she says she's been receiving dozens of harassing phone calls, including a death threat . rodriguez's office filed a report on friday with the los angeles county sheriff's department. meeks has apparently had offers from modeling agencies and reality television show

>> obviously not, bob. >> you've got backup chutes, right? i should have put it that way. >> i have used my -- >> otherwise you're one hell of a strong guy. >> i have used my reserve parachute. >> that's scary. >> shergeant, did the president say anything on the way down or when you landed? >> you know, before the jump he was really motivated and just talking about the jump. he had this great smile on his face. 43 came up and talked to him, mrs. bush came and gave him a big kiss. he was just celebrating his birthday. he has continued to live. he said, you know, just because he's 90 doesn't mean you have to stand in a corner. continue to live and enjoy yourself. >> sergeant first class mike elliot, thank you for joining us from kennebunkport today. >>> still to come, the sergeant that was swapped with five terrorists, what is ahead for bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic

at the back of the plane, playing out there, you see the chute crammed into the rear of the cabin. was headed from chicago to orange county, california. it had to make an emergency stop in wichita because of this. we're told no one was hurt. no one tried to open the door during flight. we don't know why that chute opened. >>> it is time to go find your phlegm flemish-english dictionary. >> he's not jazzed up about this at all. >> lara balcera is in brazil. knock out or be knocked out is kind of the name of the game, right now, isn't it, lara? >> it absolutely is, mooij and just on that waffle front, that waffle house, the chain in the u.s., it's declared that they want everyone to boycott belgium style waffles. this game was do or die. the usa has to win to stay alive in this world cup. it's going to be a pretty tough game for the usa but they are pretty evenly matched teams, young teams, average as a 26 and 27 for the usa. in terms of experience, both are kind of limited in terms of world cup experience. i think the real key here is going to be the confidence that really comes fro

. >> they use a network of chutes. these clear snow from the stadium.says they are ready for the snow. >> we have one down here on the field. we have a snowmelter we can use in the parking lot. they have a jet engine inside. the heat that is produced from the jet engines is what melts the snow. >> it is a big operation. >> no matter what the weather, it will be a great game. >> some of the greatest games in the history of the nfl have been played in inclement weather. it may snow, rain, but it could also be 45 degrees and gorgeous. super bowl xlviii at metlife stadium will be exciting. we want to make sure that the region knows that the super bowl is in here. >> when we come back, jonathan tisch confesses a secret. >> when people ask me what i'd be doing if i wasn't in the hotel business, i'm a frustrated architect. ♪ >> the regency hotel had been an institution since the day it opened back in 1963. in january, to celebrate the grand reopening, jonathan tisch, chairman of the loews hotel, was on hand to welcome the guests back. they gave a sneak peek of

. >> we are going -- >> what are you going to do, drop it from a chute?ame conversation in five years, and we're going to see what happening. >> reporter: whether that happens by drone or some other mind-boggling means, the point is clear. bezos refuses to think small. >> let's bring in david faber himself. we're looking forward to the documentary on sunday, david, what was the most surprising thing that you learned? >> you know, i think so many different things about this company can be surprising, of course. one of key things is to understand bezos, which continues to be a puzzlement, but nadia, for example, on that piece was a former executive, a russian-born math me 'tis, who helped devise a lot of the algorithms behind getting things to you quickly. when she says an hour, mandy, she's not kidding. obviously i was somewhat skeptical. we'll see if it transpires, most likely not be drone, but this is a company, to answer your question, that is surprising on so 78 frontsds, because it's so incredibly aggressive. >> anyone who is interested, you can catch

. >> not going to have time to land and pull the chute.e doesn't do these things without a lot of practice, planning. you can see here if you watch on the bridge, see the red flag there, red, white and blue flag, that's his jump point. boom, pulls it off. >> imagine if you saw this from affair. that guy just jumped out of a truck and off a bridge. that would be weird. >> yep. >>> cat walks. ♪ >>> the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences has an on-line series called academy originals. it's a documentary style series that focuses on different aspects of filmmaking. the latest episode of this series will tell you a story you may not know about a film that you know really, really well. >> everybody was stunned about the work in the film. all the light bulbs are going off in everybody's minds that oh, my god, we've never seen this before. >> "jurassic park," the 1993s classic that basically changed filmmaking. >> it's sort of like splitting the atom. once it happens, the industry shifts and everybody starts talking. >> originally these

united airlines are trying to figure out what caused a chute to open midair during a fright. >>> how many americans say they can't live without their cell phones. >>> and quite a journey for this little fella. how far he traveled in the wheel well of a car. >>> a united airlines flight bound for southern california was forced to make an emergency landing after the evacuation slide deployed inside the plane. these images were tweeted out from passengers on board. the flight took off from chicago. it was on its way from orange county when the slide popped open. the plane landed safely in wichita. united airlines says 96 passengers, five crew members were on board. nobody hurt and no word on what caused the slide to suddenly deploy. >>> a power failure caused a ride in san diego's sea world to shut down stranding people 320 feet in the air. it took four hours to repair power and bring the capsule down. 42 passengers and two employees stuck. one teen was treated at the hospital for anxiety. sea world says nobody was ever in danger and employees supplied them with snacks and drinks. >>> u

but within moments, other inmates decided to disrupt the hearing in the chute by banging on the cell doors, that's where warden culver decided to take matters in his own hands. >> you all go again. you, i want you to do it. you beat on the pleep bleep door again. beat on this door again. >> reporter: once the inmates calm down, gilbert's hearing got under way, his appeal for a transfer was quickly dismissed. it didn't take long for gilbert to make another request, one to help beat the boredom of prison life, the return of his recently confiscated chess set. >> why can't i have a chess piece, warden? it's regulation. >> let me tell you what you do. get you some pipe, draw you out a checker 'board, it's a matter of. that's ul you do. i don't. >> i don't' r see where it can hurt eeb e anybody in that cell. >> ask the law library clerk the text fooim time to bring you a copy and see if it says you are supposed to have chess pieces. >> you run this place. that's what i'm saying, that's your decision. >> and i follow the regs. >> the regs said we're supposed to have books. >> if it said th

ko im reports an emergency evacuation chute deployed inside the plane. >>> reporter: it was a midair surprise. >> we heard a bang and hiss. >> reporter: an emergency slide accidentally opened up during in flight from chicago to california. >> then we all turned around and the whole back cabinet part of the plane was full of the chute. >> reporter: the boeing 737 was diverted to wichita, kansas sunday night. >> no, everything's fine just a door light. we want to get on the ground and have somebody look at it. but everybody's fine. >> reporter: all 96 passengers were seated at the time of the incident. the airline confirms the maintenance crew is looking into why the slide opened in the first place. ko im for cbs news. >> earlier reports that a passenger had tried to open a plane door turned out to be false. >>> a consultant for gm is expected to present his victim compensation plan for the automaker today. kenneth feinberg is expected to provide details of who will be compensated for the gm ignition switch defect and just how much each person will get. feinberg is considered a compens

. >> he says he twisted, freed himself, opened his chute and plunged in pitch darkness toward heavily armed germans miles from his intended drop soezone. he made a hard landing. >> only 15% of us got together for the first five or six days. >> rice spent 37 days fighting in normandy and equipped with just three days of food. he says he lost many friends and saw things he's never forgotten. >> no, that stays. >> his living room mantle is filled with memorabilia and awards including a bronze star and purple heart. >> these are two medals that the french gave me. >> he hasn't always openly shared his war stories. after retiring from the military, he got married, had five children, and was a history teacher in chula vista for 44 years. but his students were never aware their teacher was a walking history lesson. >> they figured i was in the military, but i never told them a word about i was in the airborne. >> now at 92, rice uses every opportunity to share his accounts of d-day and world war ii. he knows his aging generation of d-day veterans is fading. >> i developed a lot of camaraderc

used a para chute to land rover. the technology is the same as used for 40 years, is considered to be at its limits. it's testing a new airbag break and parachute high in the sky above hawaii. >> a rocket will fire, to lunch it higher to 60km, the edge of the stratosphere. we have an atmosphere like mars. then they'll test the structure, and they'll test the parachute at a high speed and low density air. >> reporter: successful tests of the air brake has been done on earth. now russia needs to see if it will work in a thin atmosphere. the same goes for a 33 meter wide parachute, too big to test in a wind punnel. >> if we want to land bigger, capable rovers, we need new technologies to do that. not just for the science, but the long-term vision of being able to put humans and people on the surface of mars. >> reporter: n.a.s.a. plans three similar tests over the next year and hopes to have the technology ready for the next mars-rover mission in 2020. >>> and a reminder that there's more news on our website as well as

can you imagine having a chute where all of your packages just came from?ur delivery, sir possible. uber is doing it in new york city right now. the question, can you aggregate demand enough to turn that into a business model you can replicate across a bunch of urban areas? we've said many times, local delivery and logistics, going to be huge. >> the locker es part of that strategy, that didn't pan out. how else will they get there? >> i have no idea. seek pigeons in new york. so many sitting around not doing anything. >> looking for work. >>> to the cme group. rick santelli? >> hi, carl. tell you what, can't wait to see the amazon documentary. david faber does the best. i still watch walmart every time its on. listen, when it comes to the markets, i'm tough on the data. and i try to be objective with the data. today, we're going to err on the other side of it. one thing about the u.s. economy, it's underperforming, but its performance outside of the last quarter is still to the up side, and with regard to what's going on in the rest of the world, we know t

throws the chute, lands perfectly and you got to be pumped up after something like that. i mean, charged. want to know more about this jump? i sure do. why would youo someth sasan alvarez "right this minute." how long have you been planning this and how long have you wanted to do this? >> it took me one wemonth to pl it, one week to make the decision to do it. >> was this a dare or did you come up with this on your own? >> i went to see my family back in chile. i found the twin towers, they looked pretty close each other. and at one point i said, let's do it. >> how do you practice for something like this? >> i'm a professional wing suit flyer, i'm a base jumper and always doing terrain fly or always skydiving, trying new wing suit and stuff like that. >> when you let go up there and headed toward the buildings, what is going through your mind? >> just a few seconds when you take the decision if you go or not. at one point, i am like go, go. at that moment, i try to just go in between the buildings and try to be as much as i can, like in between, you know? >> can you give

more ahead on abc7 news including frightening moments for california-bound passengers after a safety chute inflates need the plane in midair. >> a congressman was caught on vi >> we are breaking news from israel. tv stations are reporting that three israeli teens kidnapped in the west bank have been found dead. large numbers of directly forces have moved into the west bank as part of a search for the teaches. the teens were kidnapped early this month and have not been heard from since. israel accused members of hamas of being behind the an dictions. >> a passenger on a united airlines flight from chicago to orange county said it was the scary flight after an emergency flute deployed in midair. the passenger tweeted this photo of the slide filling the back of the 737 last night. the pilot declared an emergency and diverted to wichita, kansas, where the plane touched down safely. no one was hurt, but nerves were rattled. >> we heard a "pop," and looked back and you could see the slide inflated like an airbag. >> captain said we have a little problem and started nosing us down for a place to

. >> throws the chute, lands perfectly. you have to be pumped up after something like that.harged. want to know more about this jump, i sure do, why would you do something like this, we have sebastian alvarez, right this minute. this seems so intense. how long had you been planning this and what made you want to do this? >> it took me like one month to plan it and one week to think about it like to make the decision i'm going. >> was this a dare or did you come up with this on your own? >> at one point this year i went to see my family back in chile and i found the two twin towers that look pretty close to each other so -- at one point i just said well, let's do it. >> how do you practice for something like this? >> well the things that i'm a professional wing suit flyer, a base suit jumper and always doing proximity flight or terrain flight. i'm always skydiving trying new wing suits and stuff like that. >> when you let go and headed right towards the buildings what's going through your mind. >> it's just about a few seconds where you take the decision if you go or not. at

. >> then they'll have an inflatable structure and para chute at high speed and low density air. >> reportersuccessful tests of the airbag brake have been done on earth. n.a.s.a. needs to see if they are done as as well in the atmosphere. the same goes for a massive 33 meter wide parachute, too big to test in a wind tunnel. >> if we want to land bigger capable rovers, we need new technologies to do that. it's not just for the science, but the long-term vision of being able to put humans and people on the surface of mars. >> n.a.s.a. planned three more tests over the next year, and hopes to have the technology ready for a mars-rover mission planned for 2020. >> officials in the u.s. have approved a suicide barrier for the gold ep gate bridge in san francisco. it will come at the cost of $76 million. 1400 plunged to their death since 1937, including 46 last year. >>> now, brazilian football fans in soo paul area celebrated their dramatic win over chile with songs, samba and festivities. the world cup host nation defeated chile, 3-2 on penalties, and made it to the quarter fume. brazil came clo

does a little roll in the sky, pops the chute out.ly convicted of disobeying a police officer. he spends 69 days in the slammer. >> you did that, buddy. now you're going to jail. >> egged on. a politician puts the bare knuckle back in politics. may 16, 2010. british deputy prime minister john prescott is in north wales for a labor party rally. when a man hurls an egg at him. >> as a politician, there's always going to be positive and negative comments and whatnot being said. but to actually get assaulted has to be pretty unexpected. >> prescott, a boxer as a boy, responds with a solid left hook. >> and just clocks this guy. >> i thought the punch was quick. it was decisive. he hit his mark. >> after a brief tussle, prescott and the protester are separated. neither is charged, but some hail the politician for his quick response. >> i would think that more of them need to take training. they probably make a lot of enemies. >> our number one is a grandtastic vigilante. a no-nonsense nana that you of don't want to mess with. june 26, 2006

lawrence sleeping in and roberta has weather coming out of the chute here. >> i was getting out of theand i heard raindrops on the rooftops! >> oh, my goodness. >> i was doing a happy dance this morning and as you head out the door, let's call in our live hi-def doppler radar. we have a little bit of precipitation exiting to the east. out the door, number-wise in the 60s. we'll talk about your daytime highs a little later. >> and we have a lot of overnight roadwork still out there including the eastbound lanes on the bay bridge trying to get out to oakland. that's scheduled until 6:00. we have that major connector ramp closed going through the macarthur maze. we'll have your detour through that coming up in a few minutes. >> by the way, frank, i think it's ladies day every day. >> good call. [ applause ] >> right. [ laughter ] >> what does that say for lawrence? >> what does that say for me, girl? >> i'm not complaining. [ laughter ] >> 3:1, i'll take it. thank you, ladies. >>> 4:30 now. developing news in san franci

bush celebrated his 90th birthday today with a pa rah chute jump in main man. president bush made a tandem jump landing hard but safely. just few minutes later. this is nothing new for the 41st president. this is actually his eighth successful parachute jump. >> actor harrison ford was hospitalized after being injured on the set of star wars episode seven. dizzy says the 71 year old actor was being treated for an ankle injury. the accident involved a space craft door. a local police report cited a garage door injuring a 71 year old man but did not name ford specifically. disney set shooting will continued as planned while he recovers. >> hollywood is mourning the loss of legend. actress ruby dee has died. dee earned lead roles in movies on broadway but also spent her live fighting injustice even emceeing the 1963 march on washington. she frequently acted alongside her late husband ozzie davis much her family sz she died pose physical at her home in new rochelle, new york. she 91 years old. >> facebook certainly has a lot more information about you than just you

. >> if the chute opened and pop out the door which meant that we would probably lose pressure immediately. luckily that did not happen. scheduled in flight. chicagos world cup fever grows the city's viewing party is being moved again to a place that can handle the growing crowds. >> there is enough space to accommodate more than 60,000 soccer fans. they will open the gates at 130 in the afternoon. the game starts at 3:00 p.m.. beer and snacks will be sold inside. >> they take center stage as the bulls introduced their their draft picks. the murder trial of oscar pretorius resumes. >> dozens of people get stuck on the ride at sea world for four hours. don't just visit san francisco. (water dripping and pipes clanging) visit tripadvisor san francisco. (soothing sound of a shower) with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. ear learning both parents of a boy who died in her car research the scenario of the

lawrence sleeping in and roberta has weather coming out of the chute here. >> i was getting out of the shower at 2 a.m. and i heard raindrops on the rooftops! >> oh, my goodness. >> i was doing a happy dance this morning and as you head out the door, let's call in our live hi-def doppler radar. we have a little bit of precipitation exiting to the east. out the door, number-wise in the 60s. we'll talk about your daytime highs a little later. >> and we have a lot of overnight roadwork still out there including the eastbound lanes on the bay bridge trying to get out to oakland. that's scheduled until 6:00. we have that major connector ramp closed going through the macarthur maze. we'll have your detour through that coming up in a few minutes. >> by the way, frank, i think it's ladies day every day. >> good call. [ applause ] >> right. [ laughter ] >> what does that say for lawrence? >> what does that say for me, girl? >> i'm not complaining. [ laughter ] >> 3:1, i'll take it. thank you, ladies. >>> 4:30 now. developing news in san francisco. a man was shot after an argument inside a popul

he was conscious for a while but he lost consciousness when we got near the accident and emergency chute ation they tried to revive him for about half an hour but then they came out and said there was nothing more that could have done it. let's take a look now at some video that we have just got in it was taken inside the bus and it shows the cameraman's final minutes. carried. out in the way. that. you can see really powerful video footage that russia is demanding an investigation into the death of the cameraman and for those responsible to be punished it's not the first time that journalists have been caught in ukraine's crossfire just two weeks ago army artillery fire killed a russian correspondent and his sound engineer or they were filming refugees outside the city of lugansk a reporter for artie's video agency ruptly was severely wounded by soldiers in the city of mariupol last month it took several days to negotiate his return to moscow journalists are often detained without charge by government forces and correspondents for various russian news channels have been apprehended inte

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he was carrying an air chute. >> i only had 1500 feet left until the ground. when jumping out, the wind carried me. i landed in this soy bean field here. >> wow. he says the experience still feels surreal when he looks at the pictures >> work got under way to remove a huge public art sculpture. crews put up scaffolding to dismantle the sculpture. when installed it was orange and white but grime from the trains made it so dirty some refer to it as a hanging dish towel. it will be given back to the artist. it's not the original intent. >> authorities launched a massive manhunt. just ahead why defense attorneys say this man fran man should be let out of jail. >> and insurgency crisis in iraq. and action the president has now decided to take. >> and morning the loss of one of the greatest hitters and >> the president announced a plan to send up to 275 troops, u.s. troops into iraq to deal with the growing crisis. sunni militants seized huge expanses of territory. their next target is baghdad, which could send the nation into chaos the president weighing options be

the chute opened only partially.ht one delivery heavy spacecraft and astronauts to mars. >>> a rush of robberies targeting pharmacy convenience stores has the police and suburbs searching for suspects. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> reporter: just before 9:00 p.m. on thursday, march 27th, a woman entered the rite aid store on the 6500 block of new falls road in levittown, bucks county. >> she demanded oxycontin. >> reporter: police say she placed an empty bag on the counter and the pharmacist complied and the suspect left the store. the suspect is a white female about 20 to 25 years old 5'4" thin build and lock black curly hair which could abdomin wig. at the time she was wearing a green hoodie and in it cap and aviators sunglasses, there's a five thousand reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. >>> a rite aid in north philadelphia was robbed on april 23. a man was hiding body wash in his pants on 45th street. >> his picture is very identifiable all we need

the morning chute is a dry one, the a -- the morning commute is a dry one.vy storms are gone. we're left with a lot of the cloud cover. you can get the image as you look at this. we have a spotty shower or two popping up. we'll have more organized showers in pittsburgh that will hit us in the afternoon hours. 70 in allentown, 70 in millville. very humid, lots of clouds. 9:00 a.m., 77 degrees, a pursue peeks of sunshine mixing with clouds. noon, 82, a shower in one or two spots. 3:00 p.m., 83 degrees, more showers pulling through. 6:00 p.m., 77 at that point we get the front that sweep through that sets us up for a big change in the weather details in the seven-day forecast coming up. a change is a good thing, matt. >> reporter: we like the change, but the eastbound lanes of 422 is blocked because of an accident at keim street. coming out of the berks county heading toward pottstown, stay local on high street or use 724 as an easy alternate. 422 eastbound blocked off because of that crash. up up and away in the lehigh valley there's a southbound crash on 33 a

launch a vehicle to test the nasa parachute to slow the vehicle's re-entry into the atmosphere, but the chuteartially opened. officials say it's a good test for technology that might one day deliver heavy space craft and astronauts to mars. >>> the franklin institute is home to the largest brain exhibit in the country. >> reporter: playing host to the exhibits like the giant heart and titanic, the franklin institute has been a staple in philadelphia for the last 80 years. now with the newest museum it's primed for the future. the 63,000 square foot pavilion is the most significant expansion ever made, the centerpiece exhibit your brain is the boston inter active. >> we were able to to go in and see from our visitors the brain is what they want to know more about. >> reporter: it offers conference and educational space and climate controlled top floor for traveling exhibits like king tult -- king tut and cleopatra. >> the institute since 2004 has been the east coast premier destination for traveling exhibitions this space solidifies that for the now and the future. >> reporter: with several ne