we decided not to follow j.t. down the last few steps to the ledge where he was going to jump, and we were glad we didn't. he then collected himself and took a couple of deep breaths. do you ever have trouble pulling the trigger? >> holmes: no. no, i don't. but, you know, you do sometimes have trouble finding that calm moment, you know? and you're just like, "okay, this is about as calm as i'm going to get this time." okay, ready, set, go. you know, you step off and it's like you're an astronaut; you're just weightless. and then you start to fall and you get the wind. that's when you're gaining speed. i really enjoy that part. you know, air's air, gravity's gravity. you're carving through just beautiful stuff there. >> kroft: for some of these pictures, julian was our cameraman. and at one point, he and j.t. were flying so close together, in such perfect formation that there was time for a birdman high-five half a mile up at 140 miles an hour. it was an exhilarating moment, but it wasn't the last. >> whoo-hoo! >>

you should be proud of j.t.f this. >> both of my boys are heroes, jessie how he acted and j.t. how he turned into something that's making the world a better place after those rwanda and genocide survivors reached out to j.t., he made a decision that day and said to me that evening, those kids from rwanda reached out to me in love and he drew out a fundraising campaign that night. went to school the next morning, wrote a speech, gave it to 100 kids, stayed after school, stayed with it, and within a couple months, he was able to skype back to one of the orphan genocide survivors, and tell her that he had raised enough money, not only to send her to one year of college, but also to pay for her part of her family's >> i have teamed up with professor chris cook, the director of western connecticut state's compassion and creativity center. it's the second compassionate university in the country. he and i met with the president, who we explained what we were trying to do, which is bring tools and character values and c

well done, j.t., rhubarb later.ight back with tim robbins! all sleek and slender. you are doing it girl! how do you do it? and beats audio? so you sound just as good as you look? ok then! hold up, hold up! somebody better tell me something. you're a laptop and a tablet? girl, i didn't know you had that whole split personality thing going on. sexy. the hp pavilion x2. with beats audio. have a cuervo. have an adventure. just don't have any regrets. cuervo. have a story. >> jimmy: tonight on the program, bill simmons and jalen rose. and then talented group of young women from here in los angeles, their album, "days are gone" haim from the sony outdoor stage. tomorrow night will ferrell will be here, adam scott will join us, and a much-anticipated performance from music legend christopher cross and news legend ron burgundy. together for the first time. our first guest tonight is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor and founder of the la theater group the actors' gang, which to this day, has yet to lose a fight to eit

you should be proud of j.t. of this. >> both of my boys are heroes, jessie how he acted and j.t. how he turned into something that's making the world a better place after those rwanda and genocide survivors reached out to j.t., he made a decision that day and said to me that evening, those kids from rwanda reached out to me in love and he drew out a fundraising campaign that night. went to school the next morning, wrote a speech, gave it to 100 kids, stayed after school, stayed with it, and within a couple months, he was able to skype back to one of the orphan genocide survivors, and tell her that he had raised enough money, not only to send her to one year of college, but also to pay for her part of her family's expenses. >> amazing. it and so nd he continues to do dedicated and i couldn't be prouder of him. you had a meeting with the president when you put together your idea of what should happen in classrooms. >> i have teamed up with the professor, the director of western connecticut state compassion and cre

he couldn't hold it together when j.t. did his best fallon. check it out. >> so great.o great, my man. steve -- [ laughter ] steve, there's only one way for man to be really sexy. >> what's that? >> be justin timberlake. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have always said the funniest thing about jimmy fallon is that he can always laugh about himself. madonna stopped by. paul mccartney. he sang have yourself a merry little christmas. >> one of the gibbs came by from the bee gees as well. >> they look like that fit right in. in as few as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. without it, the virus spreads from cell to cell. unlike other treatments, abreva penetrates deep to block the virus, to protect healthy cells so cold sores heal fast. as fast as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. ♪ learn more at abreva.com. don't tough it out. knock it out! fast. [ female announcer ] only with abreva. ♪ maybe i'm wrong ♪ ♪ and nobody ever says goodbye ♪ ♪ no, i'm good. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette mini delivers fast

marshall miller, jesse hall, neil and j.t. holmes.riends, you get to hang out with your friends from a helicopter. >> reporter: "nightline" had full access as they gear up for a jump. and they put us right to work. >> over there by the plane. and -- >> reporter: they used to have day jobs. >> get this party started. >> reporter: in catering, finance and real estate, saving money to travel for dives. then miller approached gopro for sponsorship and turned their hobby into a profession. they won't say how much they're paid, but now they trek the globe. base jumping off mountains in switzerland and among the fjords of norway, in alaska, pulling off amazing feats with precision, like landing right on the 50 yard line at the raiders game. on the home front, miller it a father of two who ditched his former occupation as a real estate developer. >> i wasn't passionate. i did it because that's what you did, go to college, get a job. whatever. >> reporter: his wife admit's it's taken time, and she hasn't gone up with him. >> be safe, call me a

beatles are trying to get the money now that they didn't get then, according to record store manager j.tbeatles didn't get very much for their recordings. they got about 20 scents per record, a couple of cents per disk, which isn't a lot. >> reporter: the record industry has known for a long time there's value in the new recordings. a new compilation is set for next year for fans old and new. >> they transfer to generations. i get 17 18-year-old kids who want yornloriginal beatles albums. there are very few artists who people of every age are interested in. >> reporter: the four mop tops reinvented the business. even though two of them are gone, they still are. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a preview of fed chairman ben bernanke's final news conference today. we'll hear from anthony mason. >>> plus the seaworld backlash. we'll look at why musical acts are cancel appearances at orlando's seaworld. >>> and mo rocca marks the 100th anniversary of the crossword puzzle. >>> that's it for "cbs morning news" on this wednesday.

beatles are trying to get the money now that they didn't get then-- according to record store manager j.t get very much for their recordings. at the height of their fame they probably got about a penny per record. a couple cents per disk. which wasn't a lot. ♪ shake it up baby, now >> reporter: the record industry has known for a long time that there's value in the beatles' old recordings. a new compilation is already being promoted for release next year for fans old and new. >> they transcend generations like no other artists. i get 17-year-old, 18-year-old kids from spain who want original beatles albums. there's very few artists for people of that age that are interested in. >> reporter: the four mop tops reinvented the pop music business. even with two of them now gone, they still are. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs i'm ken bastida. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. >> this san francisco home s

. >> reporter: while saturday's j.t. was just the musical guest.night." >> it's my [ bleep ] in the box. >> reporter: going move for move with beyonce. ♪ >> i have to say, my favorite moment was when justin did jimmy, the whole time through the sketch, you see him going like this, yous >> that beyonce skit is ridiculous funny. >> it's amazing. >> lot of talent there. >> thank you, sarah. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- much more sara haines. crazy about the nutcracker. from the big screen to small screens near and far twizzlerize your entertainment every day with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ buy susan a keurig brewer. brew the love. keurig. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant tomato floren

approval rating of 90% from american catholics. >> i don't know how you transition from the pope to j.t entertainer. he can entertain. he can sing. he can act. he was on "saturday night live" the other night. he did an imitation of jimmy fallon. if you ask me, he's a lesson to justin bieber. had a transition from teen stardom into true adulthood. and there are people out there, whether it's miley or justin, who struggle to figure it out, he's figured it out. >> and robin thicke made quite a comeback. >> i don't know if he would want that moment back. perhaps not. i think the controversy there was miley. but he had a huge hit with "blurred lines," which made in the summertime. the money thing, he was the other guy in the miley moment. >> we can't talk about this year without talking about beyonce, who ended the year by surprising the pants off of everybody, with this dropping the album out of nowhere. >> which sold hundreds of thousands of copies, defying the way records are sold in this country, or the world. maybe redefining it for others. the video where she is at the concert. this is

. >> reporter: while saturday night, j.t. was just the musical guest.ter: he's brought us gifts like this -- ♪ take a look inside ♪ it's my [ bleep ] in the box >> reporter: and laugh-out-loud parody, going move for move with beyonce. ♪ if you like it you should have put a ring on it ♪ >> i have to say, my favorite moment was when justin did jimmy, the whole time through the sketch, you keep seeing him going like this, you could see their cheeks quivering. >> i forgot about that beyonce moment. that is ridiculously funny. >> so funny. >> you have to watch this episode. it's amazing. >> lot of talent there. >> thank you, sara. >>> coming up here on "gma," much more sara haines. take a look at this. crazy about the nutcracker. the indicates that are insane. ♪ from the big screen to small screens near and far twizzlerize your entertainment every day with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calor

rudolph didn't smoke. [ laughter ] [ beeping ] >> i'm gonna sing this, you'd love to play this with j.troom. >> litter box. >> jimmy: yeah, and what's in there? >> poop. >> jimmy: two words. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> kitty litter. >> jimmy: yes! [ beeping ] >> at the school it's a something something -- it's all the people that go there. [ buzzer ] ♪ >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] amy adams! "her" opens in select theaters december 18th and "american hustle" opens in theaters everywhere december 20th. oscar isaac joins us next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ bust in to old navy: our huge after holiday sale is starting early... get up to 75% off every gift you need. ♪ break it down for me fellas... ♪ five bucks for colorful gifts, like scarves, tees, hats, and gloves ten bucks for must-have gifts, like ballet flats, hoodies, and thermals fifteen bucks for warm gifts, like vests, flannels, and sweaters it's your last chance to get holiday gifts for the whole family from just five, ten, or fifteen bucks the after holiday sale is happening early-

i have no reason to be able to confirm that and j.t.ramer right there. >> meanwhile, justin timberlake and jimmy fallon hosting "snl." >> can't imagine a better photo bomb. on broadway together -- >> i love it. >> we add a third member to the crew. >> a, they are wearing matching christmas-themed colors and santa looks confused a little bit. >> i think he thinks they've been bad boys. >> i love their bromance. they are doing no man's land and by the way it's gotto. but they are having a great time. they are taking selfies of themselves from wall street, from the empire state building. it's really sweet. >> they are asking santa for a tony, i think. >> and they might just get one. >> josh, great italian accent. come back any time. >> next time i'll do it entirely in an italian accent. >> i like it. >>> coming up next, randi zuckerberg is going to help us find the perfect gift and track santa from your smartphone. >>> but first, these messages. and you appreciate the ings i d d becae we'll alwa be a family. tell me i ing out the best in y

justin bieber, j.t. or lindsay lohan. pick one. >> bieber has some real talent.e'll see whether or not he can redesign his career and really be someone who can have an impact in the future. justin timberlake has already done that. anyone who has seen "inside lou and davis," he's in that so he goes from a boy band, being in a boy band to being a star of a really cool movie by some of the best film makers around. he's really been smart about his career. justin timberlake's in it for the long haul. >> thanks so much for that. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> free samples are great at costco but in music they're what lawsuits are made up. the lead singer of ponderosa twins plus one is suing kanye west. ricky spicer says west sampled the group's song "bound" without its permission. spicer claims he can hear his voice at least four times on west's song "bound 2." in the album credit, def jam records says the song was licensed through rhino entertainment. spicer says he owns the copyright on the original song. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm joe johns. i turn you ov

hey, j.t. >> oh. >> it makes all of the difference. >> 15 years.know you are engaged. >> and he's married. i know. >> we live in the same neighborhood. i see you out running often times when you are in town. on your playlist, what's on your playlist? >> right now, "roar." still running to "roar." i know it's a little bit. >> i heard that song once. >> it's highly motivating. >> here's an unfair one. quirkiest habit? >> this gets me in trouble. when i brush my teeth, i squat. i do squats. i'm brushing my teeth. >> you're exactly right. that could get you in trouble. well done. >> that's great. >> she's doing -- >> does squats. >> she's multitasking. that's what it is. >> a dream vacation? dream vacation? >> dream vacation, greece. and i will -- >> maybe a happy one. >> you wanted to get to know me, right? >> yeah. the article of -- the article of clothing you can't live without? >> you really want to know that. >> sweat pants. i love sweat pants. >> strong. >> i want to live in them forever. >> and the final question, now that you're getting up way

j.t.ery awe artists that they're not interested in. >> reporter: what's it all about, let paul tell you. >> another new one called "money!" >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," i'm mark philip in london. >> the classic question are you a beatles person or a rolling stones pe >>> high pressure offshore winds going to bring another mild day to the bay area but then big changes after that as that low is going to start to sweep onshore. that means some much cooler air. so enjoy the mild temperatures and a few high clouds drifting overhead, still a "spare the air" in effect for today. things change toward tomorrow as it looks like that ridge going to move out of the way. temperatures 68 degrees in san jose. 65 in san francisco. and 67 in santa rosa. much cooler wednesday and thursday. warming up for the weekend. >>> in less than a week it turns from a secret to a blockbuster. how beyonce kept her album hidden from the world. and why it's shaking up the music industry. that's ahead on "cbs this

. >> to him or j.t.?ay to make sure she doesn't say no. do it in front of all those screaming fans. >> and justin timberlake. >> congratulations. >> good for him. she's looking him right in the eye. that is her man. >> absolutely. >> i like it. good stuff. >>> coming up on "new day," listen to this, the federal watchdog keeping track of our elections was hacked by chinese hackers. why would that agency be a target and did this happen because of the shutdown? we'll explain. >>> also ahead, a georgia high school senior has been suspended for hugging a teacher. the school says he violated sexual harassment rules. we'll hear both sides of this. waffle bars... fancy robes... seems every hotel has something to love... so join the loyalty program that lets you earn free nights in any of them. plus, for a limited time, members can win a free night every day. only at hotels.com so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis them. was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermato