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. >>> austrian skydiver felix baumgartner is getting ready for the big one. today he jumped from a specially-made capsule at 71,581 feet followed by a three minute 43 second freefall, saw him hurtling through the air at more than 360 miles per hour toward earth before deploying his parachute. luckily landing safely near roswell, new mexico. this was a warm-up for the big jump from 120,000 feet in a pressurized suit. that happens this summer. >>> peyton manning's speculation hit a fever pitch today. he's been looking for a future football home. various squads have been taking a look, working him out. tonight "denver post" is reporting broncos offered him a $90 million multi-year deal contingent on his health and ability to play. this throws tim tebow into a defensive crouch. his future with the team would have to be called uncertain. >>> a notable brit in the news. j.k. rowling has been dropped from the "forbes" billionaire's list in large part because she has given away so much of her royalty money to charity. >>> up next on a friday night, the movie already

a daredevil named felix baumgartner went up to the edge of space and then jumped.falling before opening his parachute. it was a trial run before a riskier stunt this summer, a plunge of 23 miles, the first person to break the sound barrier with his body. >>> we ask you this question, how much do you trust the voice in your car, that gps? three japanese tourists may have put too much faith in theirs. following their commands, right into the sea. the rented car sank into the mud as the tide was rushing in. the gps kept saying the road just ahead. they're flying back to tokyo tonight. but they do want to return to finish that trip. no word if they're going to use a map next time. >>> it's a marilyn monroe we have never seen. 100 images of the screen icon revealed just today, with an announcement they're going up for auction. the photos longed to her trusted makeup artist, allen snyder, scene on the set of "let's make love." "something's got to give," her last film, in 1962, the one she didn't finish. marilyn monroe, so much fascination for so many of us. >>> when we c

. >>> felix baumgartner took a jump from 13 miles up. he was in free fall for six minutes before pulling the cord. landing in a field near roswell, new mexico. >> of course. >> this was just a dress rehearsal for the jump he's planning this summer. he says he's going to leap from the ledge of space, 20 miles above earth. he said i just like to challenge myself. >> four minutes before pulling the chute? >> so many other ways to challenge yourself. >> like putting heels on when you're nine months pregnant. >> are you going to have that baby here? >> i'm planning on it. any minute. >> we're all watching for signs. >> thanks, bianna. >>> now to the verdict in the so-called day care murder trial in georgia. hemy neuman found guilty for gunning down his romantic rival. andrea canning has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the prosecution fought hard to prove hemi knn neuman was guilt. he'll spend life in prison without parole. not in a mental health facility. the jury fore woman's voice broke. >> count one, we, the yo

later this year, felix baumgartner will travel up to the stratospheres.test jump yesterday from 71,000 feet above new mexico, but on the main jump, he's going to attempt the longest-ever free fall from the highest effort altitude. 120,000 feet above sea level, more than 22 miles. the prell record for free fall, 102,800 feet. while he free falls, he'll try to set another record. no one has ever broken the speed of sounds accelerating with just the human body. they estimate he'll break that mark going 690 miles an hour. he was working on this project two years ago form the project got delayed for legal robes and it's now back on. here's part of our conversation. my first question is a two-parter -- are you nuts? and why the hell are you doing this? isms first of all, i'm not nuts. i think it's human nature. records are meant to be broken. i'm a very competitive person. to me there's nothing more challenging that this working on the red bull challenge project. >> reporter: sell his he as not afraid of -- he's also base jumped from the cronus towers in quu wa

felix baumgartner jumping from 71,000 feet. that is 13 miles. you need oxygen up there. a lot of it. >> we're told he reached speeds of 365 miles an hour. he landed with a parachute but apparently that is only the warm-up. arthel. arthel: what? bill: he is austrian and plans to plunge 23 miles, the edge of outer space next. it would be the world record for highest free fall. we bring him on tv when he does it. arthel: that is impressive. i think he already lost oxygen to do that. i'm just saying. good luck, guy. geese gone wild, not girls. yesterday we showed you geese in a very foul mood. what do you do when a goose gets loose? paul shenkman, of our fox affiliate. heance the answer. >> let's go. >> reporter: she may look like a dog walker but doreen olson is a goose buster. she and her border colies anna and quill are looking for one particular goose on the loose. this guy. >> this particular sight, this particular gander i'm working him up to three times a day. he doesn't care. >> reporter: doreen owns windsong canadian geese management. being canadian herself she has

this is 42-year-old australian daredevil felix baumgartner known as fearless felix. he plummeted through the air at 365 miles an hour before opening his chute and landing safely in the new mexico desert. >> that's one crazy cat. >> felix. >> in a few months from now, he's trying to set a new record skydiving from 23 miles up. i guess the last one wasn't thrilling enough. >> how does he get all these days off? to do this? how many sick days does he have? >> any time where you jump out of an airline where you need a space suit. >> a little bit different. >> ok, it was a balloon. all right, meanwhile, politics. they're in full re-election mode right now. president obama and the vice president crisscrossing the country for support and cash. they're taking some jabs at their republicans competition. >> yep. election is in full swing. peter doocy is live in washington with more. hey, peter. >> hey, brian. in toledo, ohio, yesterday we heard the vice president's new pitch to voters and the vice president said that democrats are all about promoting the private sector and giv