. >> i don't think guinness was involved.aybe some beer. >> it wasn't guinness but he sure is drinking something. >> slam a bottle of elmer's glue. >> are you kidding me? >> do not try any of my stunts at home. i am a professional idiot with the case of experience i ate a pack of cigarettes when i was 2 years old. i'm 43 now. that's 41 years of experience. >> the origin of shoe nice. we never knew he got his start at 2 years old. good for him. >> shoe nice. >> oh, god. oh, god. >> what happens if you ingest that much glue? it took him about a minute to get the bulk of this glue out. most of it. but he's drinking all of it until it stops dripping from the bottle. so he's got a ways to go still. zblm >> he's super weird. >> that's going do it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great rest of your day.

back in colombia in april, he broke four guinness world records. the video was just released.ccording to guinness world records website, jonathan broke the record for the highest altitude wing suit jump, 37,265 feet. that is 1.3 times the height of mt. everest. he broke the record for the longest duration wing suit jump, nine minutes, six seconds. he broke the greatest horizontal distance, 16.31 miles and the record for the absolute distance flown. 17.2 miles. >> you know you're high up in the air when you're jumping out of a plane with an oxygen mask on. >> he also broke the record for looking cool in a wing suit with that jet fighter mask. >> he had cameras attached to his helmet and his back. he had to carry oxygen cylinders because he was up so high. he reached speeds of 100 miles per hour, experienced temperatures of negative 49 degrees fahrenheit. had to wear a special thermal suit to keep him warm. >> that is insane. i can imagine the adrenaline running through his body. he probably doesn't even feel the negative weather. >> awesome stuff. >>> a new reality series chall

maybe the name guinness had something to do with his wild antics. >> guinness had a few guinnesss before that trip. >> lapping up a little bit in that bowl. >> rob, how are we looking heading into the weekend. >> looking pretty good as we head towards the weekend, but right now outside, it's windy out there, you might notice that. san francisco down towards san jose, the sea breeze is going, we don't have the low clouds around san francisco, but the temperatures are now starting to develop off and you can see it here in san francisco over towards oakland. if those winds are 55 miles an hour, from now through about 8:00, we'll see gusting conditions. here's a little bit of a change out toward the altamont pass, you're going to get winds of 25 miles an hour. still some 70s and 80s inland, cooling now around the inner bay and as we go through tonight, we'll see those temperatures dropback into the 50s and tomorrow for the coast and the inner bay, we're going to see a pretty good day tomorrow. by friday and saturday, we're talking a good 10-degree drop in those temperatures as we start to se

>> this was a guinness world record, so guinness verified that this did happen.the prevideo to see how they made it. they did a couple of practice runs. they did smash one windshield in the making of this video, but in the end they were able to do it. >> it doesn't surprise me that the car could catch up to where the ball was but it surprises me that the driver was able to maneuver it right to where the ball is falling. >> it can't be easy to see this ball and then get it to fall in your car. >> i was looking at the ball, look at the road and look back and you can't find the ball. you have to keep your eye on it all the time. >> you have to give credit to the golfer too. he's estimating where the car is going to end up. >> i had to get it as straight and consistent. >> he just had to hit it fast and he hit it 170 plus miles per hour. >> it's not often you combine the gentlemanly game of golf -- >> with the wrecking age of motor sports. >> that's it for our show, everybody. we'll leave you with more of the longest kiss video. remember, head to our facebook page an

. >> the 40-pound 8-year-old wheaton terrier named guinness limed a lark oak tree last week chasing a raccoon. amazingly, he climbed more than 30 feet. the only problem, he got stuck, so menlo park firefighters came to the rescue using a 36-foot ladder and rescue harness to get guinness down. the firefighters say in 32 years of service, she's never heard or seen a dog that can climb a tree. >> pretty crazy. >> man's best friend. pretty talented. >> if only dogs could fly. right? >>> another beautiful day in the neighborhood outside, right, christina loren? >> great day to take that dog for a walk. it is not too hot out there. good morning to you. temperatures this morning are running mild. it's just beautiful. taking a live look at san jose, got a live look at all the people out there enjoying that spectacular sunshine. a few kids out there, yeah, warming up for them to run through the fountain. yeah, it's a beautiful day. beachside just as nice, completely clear at this hour at 67 degrees in san francisco, 65 in san mateo, 82 degrees already in sunnyvale. just 73 in san jose. through

coming up with a program to desperation palestinian village villages trying to make it into the guinness book of records this destroyed by israeli authorities thirty eight times you got a bit more of this story coming up. no unity in the e.u. to schooled over immigration is voting within the block is. executes governments abusing hardline tactics with deadly consequences. the syrian government's warning of possible suicide bomb attacks in mosques in damascus after a man was arrested with ties to al qaeda linked group the suspect said to have confessed he was going to blow himself up in the center of the capital meanwhile un observers have visited the town of half after intense battles between government and opposition forces they found government buildings gutted from the inside with dead bodies believed to have been removed or buried before the u.n. mission arrived parallels are already being drawn with past massacres in syria that is growing doubt in the western media over the government's involvement in the atrocities across the country with reports also implicating rebel militia or t

residents of a palestinian village have contacted the guinness book of world records to register that their village has been demolished by israel thirty eight times to have help or a co-founder and executive director of the israeli committee against house demolished thanks it's a last ditch attempt to attract attention to their plight. i think this is an act of desperation they've turned to the israeli courts for years and years and years israeli activists have gone down to try to resist the demolitions there's been international campaigns against a jewish national fund which is behind the demolitions of these homes and nothing has helped israel comes back common time and time again to demolish the homes of this small bedouin community that's been there since for hundreds of years and i think this is simply it's kind of a gimmick in a way to say to the world look we have no more redress you know in the end of the court of last resort is public opinion in other words if we can really put israel on the spot and really reveal what's going on here and to bring it into the international ne

still ahead on archie act of desperation or any of villagers try to make it into the guinness book of records saying their settlements have been destroyed by israeli authorities thirty eight times. so no unity in the e.u. discord over immigration is mounted within the block as critics accuse governments of using hardline tactics with deadly consequences. the syrian government is warning of possible suicide bomb attacks in mosques in damascus after the arrest of a man with ties to an al qaeda linked group the suspect is said to have can fast he was going to blow himself up in the center of the capital of serious currently saying one of the most serious escalation in violence since an international truce was brokered two months ago but there's now growing doubt in the western media over the government's involvement in atrocities with reports also implicating rebels in the bloodshed some journalists went as far as claiming the opposition deliberately set them up to be shot by the syrian army mother agnes mariam a christian monastery in syria claims she received one of the first accounts

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the coffee painting has already been cemented to be guinness book of world records. this morning the giants have a piece of an el west carried they shut out the l.a. dodgers parade in the third inning, and he throws a wild pitch and has to cover the pits and just did swept. final score was 3-0, giants. and a's are still up in seattle. the a's only managed two hits, that was enough for gerry parker who struck out nine and they win the series two games-1 and they will visit texas tonight. >>> the new project that could attract more people to be 49ers new stadium. >>> and the drama over sheriff >>> and the drama over sheriff ross mirkarimi is coming to a >>> a day of testimony for ross mirkarimi with his wife is now saying about the domestic violence can do. and this morning we hear about the high court's bird down of the health-care law. >>> will we

to and according toward the guinness book of world records, the highest jump was by a couple that jumped 21,600 ft.. >>> the enterprise never went on the actual space mission. this was a full-scale test vehicle. it was used for experiments on the ground. >>> it is good to be back here. we have good weather on its way. as we looked for the afternoon, expect to see plenty of sunshine. bill be mostly clear in the valley. temperatures running in the 40's and 50's this afternoon. if you have clouds drifting overhead. some '70s for these san jose area. it looks like minor changes state in the rise in in the next day and a half or so print some of those high clouds drifting on throughout this afternoon, clipping the bay area but then normal called fog developing overnight. it is about 69 in hayward. as we get you inside the day we will find some '50s in daly city. the weekend plans looking good, up plenty of sunshine on our way. lots of sunshine all the way to the country. let's check out the roadways now. >>> let's get you updated on this traffic alert id santa clara. it is affecting your but

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hanging on, that is, because a group of folks were trying to set a guinness world record for the most people to race along a zipline in under an hour. >> organizers count over 180 thrillseekers zipped among the tree branches. that beats the old record of 122 set two years ago in germany. >> and it will be well two weeks, though, until an official announcement about the new record is made by guinness itself. i've never ziplined. it looks like so much fun. >> that would be a team bonding thing for the "world news now" staff. don't you think? >> if we could do it in the middle of the night as opposed to the middle of the day. >> i'll carry you around. we'll slide down. >> they you for that visual. hey, paula. >>> coming up next -- the exciting advance in fighting the number one cancer in women. >> and later, a presidential pardon for a schoolboy who missed class on friday. what a surprise for his teacher. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by no no hair removal. follow the wings. [ water ] hey, it's me water. does this faucet make me l

from the indiana in the himalayas according to guinness world records the highest base jump was in 2006sband and wife team to jump to 21,666 ft.. did we get into indiana at the atoll sells about 25 ft.. did wait a said india. 645 coming up the mysterious discovery and a barrier beach the strange sight game back to the 1800's committee made often the bay area how one man allegedly swindled as friends of millions of dollars coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, everyone is thursday june 7th by michele greco. frank monaco it to look in news out of east palo alto officers wanted of the man is targeted at the shooting attack in is how paul also. the debt they of the shutdown 2500 block of glory way investigators are trying to the out of gang activities taken to stanford hospital just before midnight the 31 year-old victim later died at the hospital officers say he has family that never had no arrests are suspects have been named to the case. and it in oakland to there's been an officer involved shooting bear this has a report showing. drops in the city's crime rate case that the police station standing by f

and, yes, that is an official guinness category. >> there's a category for everything.ness book of world records" certified this parallel parking record popping into a super tight space just 5.9 inches longer than the mini cooper he was driving. he beat the old record by nearly three inches. >> less than six inches? that is impressive. >> that's pretty good. he's better than me. no doubt about it. >> how many times did he have to bump in the cars in front and behind. >> i imagine he's such a pro. i don't know. >> okay. anyways, let's move on to the spelling bee, right? >> oh, boy. something else i'm not good at. parallel parking and spelling. >> that's why we went into journalism. a 14-year-old from san diego has spelled her way to victory beating out nearly 300 competitors. >> a calm, cool and collected -- say the name for me -- >> snigdha nandipati. >> -- clinched the scripps spelling bee with a word many of us have never heard of. >> guetapens. g-u-e-t-a-p-e-n-s. guetapens. >> goodness gracious. >> oh, my gosh. her proud little brother, parents and grandparents joine

yesterday's tornado bay resort dog competition broke three guinness book world records.ogs surfed on one board as one time. for ten dogs sur offed with a human at one time and more ten dogs surfed with two humans joust make sure the record stands. there were thousands of spectators raising money for preventing cruelty to animals. up next at six, sweltering heat swept across the bay area yesterday. meteorologist lisa argen will tell us if it will continue this father's day. also a tragedy on the peninsula. a missing toddler is found dead affeldt drowning in a nearby lagoon.

menlo park firefighters used a ladder to reach guinness they strapped the pop unharness given me andats and carry them safely back to the ground. the dog's owner isn't taking any chances and has put up eight pence, on that street. did waste will creep up slightly in the next few days and change this weekend is,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that makes you a present. when i let san luis obispo union is a cover for me when you went to san diego? roberta. numbers around the bay area at 62 in concord a a warm day to day around the bay area especially in low pressure is moving in of the queen charlottes. the actors all lay down to reach its nice standing of the california coastline and the result is obese sunny and warm did you notice how late it was later tonight. sunset's earlier and earlier. >>> south sunny and inland in the inland areas westerlies to about 24 pass-71 at airports, denver and so hot out there 90 degrees of a few thunderstorms in chicago for past ties to the bay area for tomorrow we'll see 84 in concord a 84 livermore and 79 in santa rosa there will be changes this weekend and things wil

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yesterday's coronado bay resort dog competition broke three guinness book world records.n one board as one time. for ten dogs surfed with a human at one time and more ten dogs surfed with two humans just to make sure the record stands. there were thousands of spectators raising money for preventing cruelty to animals. >> it looks like they had a nice time, weather and the water in san diego always nice. >> are they really having a nice time? >> or are they being forced on the board? i don't know. >> well, hopefully you will enjoy the weather today. a little hard to do yesterday unless you were right at the beach. today 68 in the city, 78 in oakland, 92 in concord. so still some heat in our inland valleys. but much better today. 92 santa rosa. 76 santa cruz. 66 in monterey. so our cooling trend starts today. it continues tomorrow into tuesday. a little warmer for summer on wednesday. and then more cooling for the rest of the week, which will take us below normal by then ever the week. >> okay. and they were preventing cruelty to animals so i think the dogs were enjoying th

two guys play board game now have the date with the folks from guinness. we might be setting records the heat is on the bay area the winds are up, details ahead. ,,,, >>> tsunami debris washed up on the west coast and raises concerns foresee live. it could damage the local biology. and entire japanese stock landed on an oregon beach this week. stuck to it where shellfish crabs and starfish and sea weed not native to this part of the world. scientists worry more invasive species could be kitchen rides on tsunami debris. driven to distraction, dashboards of new cars resemble video games and the trouble starts when drivers pay more attention to the dashboard and the road. marx draftsman with more. >>> ups driver retired last month with a remarkable safety record 50 years behind the wheel of his big red not a single fender bender. you drove 4 million of without an accident how is it possible? >>> keep my space between other vehicles. in the tension causes accidents >>> the department of transportation believes distracted driving plays a part in a quarter of al

produced in the decade after 2,000 was produced in west africa, companies like chad, equatorial guinnessangola. >> stephen: isn't it like an american embassy, where they are drilling is technically america opinions they billed it that way. i traveled out in these countries and every exxon mobile compound looks the same it has the same security perimetre, the same lights. employees go in, stay for six weeks, they go in and out of the country almost without touching the country that they are working in. they also pay the salaries of the local military and police forces. >> stephen: so if i'm the president of an emerging country, okay, and we find out we've got oil, like right off our coast or coming out of our volcanoes, whatever it is. >> right. >> stephen: i'm the president of let's sale el diablo, that is the name of my country, president for life, what is exxon come say to me. >> exxon come says to you, do business with us, you'll get your project done on time, our safety record will be excellent. you'll get your money really fast. you can do with it what you want. after they leave the

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>>> plenty of references to guinness and pines, people have stereotyped me i don't know what is going on, i'm under some illusion i like a cold beer but what i know. >>> i tried to the chest by my caddie and as i think the bond to said. >>> still to come in return to seattle get tim lincecum back on track, this one in a's tried to make it >>> the mariners picked another pitcher over a tim lincecum in the 2006 draft tim lincecum returns to his hometown and makes his first big-league start in seattle. his struggles on the mound continue. he has not had a win since the end of april he gave up a pair of homers in the first, the giants rallied back and take the lead in the fourth parent a three hit night for theriot lens lincecum gives up the lead and get spoke. the mariners beat the giants 7-4 lincecum drops to 2-8. the a's show no sign of slowing down. seth smith gets the a's on the board. seventh homer of the year for smith. tyson ross called up from sacramento for the game. pitched a no-hitter into the seventh. item of the seventh padres at 4- 3. jonnie gomes gets a two run blast the a

. >>> romania has set a really cool new guinness world record. i say cool because it is spectacularly cool to see 12,700 flying lanterns go up in the sky at the exact same time. >> those are like real flames. >> yeah. these are basically a flying chinese lantern and the way it works is that these lanterns are made with oiled rice paper and that really is a flame under them. it basically is like a mini hot air balloon. the lanterns will fly as long as the flame stays alive. when it goes out, then it falls. >> it almost looks like a bunch of jellyfish. >> yeah. i feel like i would release these in a not-city area. maybe along the coastline where it wasn't going to be -- like there are a lot of trees and stuff that i feel like these things could get tangled in and cause a fire. >> that's a great objection but this around basically a big shopping mall place there. you see the logos on these lan terns. they did this right in front of the palace of culture. >> obviously we didn't hear anything about romania burning down because of a stray lantern. >> a

the guinness book of world records dumb and i should know, i got an honorary degree from guinness when i learned how to pour a couple of months ago. they rolled back one of the two rate hikes. isn't it time to cut the second? i think so. if not now, when? if they don't cut, expect more pain. we also have crude inventories and if they spike it can kill any nation rebound in the oil and gas. do not be caught with a huge position unless you are willing to take the pain. be better to lighten up on the oil and gases there rather than see a number to show we have way too much oil in this country. friday brings us -- too many people downers in the game plan. friday brings us a nasty one. the nonfarm payrolls and the one good thing is no one expects it. let me count all the way things went wrong. we had a drop off that has done more hiring than anything. because of the glut in oil and gas. it has been responsible for all the marginal hiring versus the layoffs. you won't see much new hiring at all. people are being furloughed. the public sector firings will be huge. witness stockton, california

named guinness.bet they needed one after that. >>> thinking about animals think about the pets with tropical storm debby i heard reports of and malls being lost because people left them behind they didn't realize all the flooding. nice to see that happen there's always another side. good morning 11:20 i thought you would be interested to know there are dogs available for rescue in that area after debby went through. one finger of fog rolling across the golden gate bridge about all we are going to get today as far as the coastal clouds go. doppler is showing a clear sky this morning as you saw right there over san jose, it is beautiful and blue and no need to worry about the pollution. finger of fog along the coast slowly dissipating. temperatures responding nicely to the weather, 70s in our inland valleys even mountain view, 60s around the bay low 60s at the coast monterey bay start 60 monterey 69 watsonville inland 77° in gilroy. sunshine everywhere, temperatures close to average everywhere, cloudy

firefighters were not available and guinness and his owner did not want to comment. in an answer to the most asked question about this story, yes, it was a slow news day. >> buying tickets online for sporting and entertainment events can be tricky especially when several website sell tickets to the same event. it is easy to overpay on look- alike web sites >> it says san jose center for the performing arts >> but as he found out appearances can be deceiving. last month the grandfather wanted to buy tickets to marry popped and so he did a global search. >> he gave me the impression it was the official site >> it turned out it was not. instead of being a site with a direct relationship to the theater, he stumbled upon an unauthorized ticket reseller or a third-party seller, something he didn't realize until a few days later >> they were fedex from omaha nebraska >> and he paid more than 2.5 times the ticket price >> >> cnet bryan cooley says that third-party sellers know how to work the search engine system to get their links to the top of the list and once they're the

. >> now the guinness world reported of the fastest backward skier on the slopes. >>> that's our show. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a fantastic rest of your day! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

her name is peggy mckenzie mcalpine, and in this amazing video, she is attempting to reclaim the guinnessecord for the oldest woman to paraglide. >> reclaim it? >> reclaim it. she had set the original record five years ago, and she went back up in the sky, because an american woman from utah, mary allen hartson, who was 101, had broken peggy's original record. back in september of last year. now, as you can imagine, both of these women are incredible women. one of their wishes was to meet each other. so "right this minute" got them both together via skype. and for the very first time, peggy and mary are going to say hi to each other. >> peggy, meet mary. hello? >> i want to congratulate you on going again. >> yes. well, i [ inaudible ] >> mary, you explain to peggy what it was like to break her record for the first time. was that what you were trying to do? >> no, it wasn't. i didn't know i broke a record until quite a while afterwards. so -- congratulations for having it again. that's fine with me. >> aww! >> records are made to be broken. >> did you enjoy it? >> sure. it was fun, and i

angels fans set a guinness book world regard for the largest record of people wearing cowboy hat. 30,000 huff police fans were in attendance. looks like an allen wong family reunion with his family from texas. and postseason baseball with stanford facing pepperdine tonight and the girl scouts in the house. let's give them a shout out. [applause] >> hi, ladies. snow white may be fairest of them all, but how did she do at the box office? details whe >> tonight on abc7 news at 11 from the sun to the hiking trails the new smartphone apps that can keep your family safe this summer. join us for abc7 news at eleven. >> mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? >> snow white and the hunts men fairy tale opening toe box office. it opened at number one taking in about $56 million. that's $20 million higher than expected. men good black 3 dropped in second place, the avengers stayed strong at 3. it's the number three movie of all-time passing the dark night. battleship number four and the dictator wrapped up this week's top five films. that will do it. >> thanks for joining us, we

i want a pitcher of guinness to go along with that. do they really need to bring in the rain? >> shouldn't we be inside to avoid it? >>> it's time for now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. in washington next week ahead of the g-20 summit, timothy geithner will speak about the state of the global economy. andrea mitchell, nbc's chief correspondent, will serve as moderator. >>> also in washington bob woodward will talk about his role in reporting the watergate scandal. sunday marks 40 years since a team of burglars broke into democratic party headquarters leading to the scandal that eventually forced the resignation of richard nixon. >>> and twins mary-kate and ashley olsen turn 26. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and more as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. star jones offers her expert analysis of the jerry sandusky trial. and in a "toda

that is how many participants bound their legs together and set a new guinness world record. to coordinate people color coded each leg and followed signals from a commander waving corresponding flags. the group successfully walked 165 feet without anyone stopping or falling down for the title. >>> runners in england decided to make their race more difficult. contestants had to complete the course with a sack of wool on their shoulders. a 60-pound sack for the men 25 pounds for the women, and tough terrain for everyone. the tradition stems from the 1600s when young men displayed strength by running the packs up steep hills to impress ladies. >>> finally, a dinner in belgium has promised to be an over the top experience or over the city experience. suspended more than 160 feet in the air, guests enjoyed an event called dinner in the sky. you can see why. the platform location changes weekly, giving diners the opportunity to enjoy various views of the city including the royal palace and other landmarks. can you guess where i will never eat continuer? dinner? >> i can. they are a