. >> jump out of an airplane. >> when dia big jump, anything can happen. >> all in a day owe work for the extreme athlete. >> what we're doing is really a different sport all together. it is extreme. and it is dangerous. >> and in sports like these, you can't reach such extremes without risking your very life. >> it is not as glamorous as it looks. zoi get hurt a lot. >> huge like six-foot wall, solid wall, of snow just like mowed me over. >> this is not happening. this is surreal. this didn't just happen. >> i add major head injury. i had bleeding on the brain. abroke all of my ribs. i punctured both lungs. ruptured spleen. broke six vertebra in my back and one in my neck. >> these folks would have it no other way. >> this is the keeflt job in the world, i'm like be the fonz, you know. >> what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. you know? >> f ♪ ♪ >>. >>. >> welcome to "caught on camera", i'm confessa brewer. combine a sports junky with an enthusiast and what do have you? athletes breaking boundaries, breaking is rules and breaking a few bones along wait. and danger is all part of

i jumped over 14 school buses. a really cool jump. it went great. it was flawless.aid, we got to do this again. i'm thinking, oh, yeah, i got the perfect plan. so my idea was to jump over 22 cars on a harley davidson motorcycle off of a 7-foot high ramp. >> ever the showman, bubba intends to give the audience their money's worth. >> so the day started off pretty good. i got to tell you, they paid old bubba to be there, so i made sure i did my job. so what i did was i hired a laser light show company, and we rocked it. all the cars were white. we wanted them to look really uniform and we spent most of our concentration on making sure we put on a fantastic show for everybody. and if i had that to do over again, i think i would spend more time on making sure i got a good ramp. >> in front of 35,000 spectators and a backdrop befitting a rock star, bubba appears. >> i get out there and i'm doing the show. we got the lasers going and the power road going and everything was working really good, but i'm making all these passes back and forth. i'm doing wheelies, and it is g

i have jumped out of an airplane exactly once. i was 19 years old and was sure nothing bad would ever happen, and since then i've been trained, of course, to eject out of aircraft and things like that but never made another free fall. so it does look pretty exciting, but, you know, that was another life ago. >> and now what about the trepidation? did you have any going forward, witnessing this, wondering about, you know, the risks that were being taken here and wondering whether the potential successes far outweighed the risk. >> there were risks. but the plan was carefully carried out. they had gone through successfully difficult tests and arned from that test. it was really a build-up. it was the proper way to do things. the risk from this jump was a bit more because it was going to a new altitude and thinner air and things like that. i guess i never really had much doubt that he would succeed in his jump, and i'm glad that he did because of the way -- i know the background of how this was all built up and very carefully planned

. >> -- or jumping off a bridge. each in their own way, defied the rules, clashed with police, and paid the price. >> shots fired. >>> "caught on camera: they fought the law." a gunman goes on a deadly rampage in the heart of hollywood. >> i saw a guy on the street in his car go by. he start shooting at him. >> i figured he had blanks. i thought it couldn't be real. it became real when i heard a window shatter. >> i hadn't heard any gunshots. there was no fore warning. there was nothing to tell me that i was driving into danger. i was within half an inch of death. >> he was right there. i kind of just shrug off to the side and make myself a tiny target. hear the gunshot go off. >>> los angeles, california. december 9th, 2011. chris johns is working out of his home office four stories above the hollywood intersection of sunset and vine. >> i was on the phone, and during the phone call i heard a popping sound. first i dismissed it as the backfire of a car or some construction down the road. and then i heard pop, pop, a

, you're going to die base jumping. it's only a matter of time. >> in 1998, base jumper alex walkling attempts his 98th base jump off the rio grande gorge bridge in taos, new mexico. his brother ralph is there to film it. alex estimates the 600-foot drop will last eight seconds, giving him a four-second freefall before he has to pull the rip cord. >> if you don't pull your chute in time, you're going to hit the ground. that will make it dangerous. >> simply jumping off a bridge isn't insane enough for alex so he decides to make things a bit more interesting. >> i tried to do a front flip half twist into a back flip for my first jump at like 5:00 in the morning. i was barely awake and just not coherent with myself. >> alex's fancy flip work costs him more time than he can afford. he can't deploy his chute in the four second time limit and now he's deep into the danger zone. >> he just died. >> the ground was coming up really fast and i was like freaking out. i just threw my pilot chute as fast as i could. >> but it isn't

>> coming up, space jump. the first day to threaten when the franks orders the crew after a scaner shows in bound activity. and will president obama rebound from his poor debate when he faces mitt romney on tuesday? some say yes, but others say i'm sorry. i wasn't listening. can you repeat the question? nope. too late. and is a new chanel commercial with brad pitt the best ever? we report. you decide. frankly you can decide whatever you want, but yes, yes it is. dwreg? >> thanks, andy. >> have you been gone. any updates on the bus tour? >> a lot of interesting facts. here is my bus. as you know i am leaving november 28th to december 3rd. as you know i have a problem diet. i have a very sensitive stomach. it was very hard. i had to look for a special chef, and i got a guy whose name is carl callahan who is going to be in the bus cooking my meals. i think we have a tape of him. >> happy food, and it is entertaining. >> amazing you can get carl on short notice. >> he has been cooking for royalty. >> no. >> all ri

what remorse or fear or drove them to jump off the cliff who knows but obviously has something jamie diamond does and those are human emotions and he was also arrested stacey over. max yes this is the headline armed robber in demonic mask shoots customer in fleece store with money then falls off the cliff and breaks his back before having leg amputated a man shot a customer who followed him in jefferson county alabama police deputy said i would like to think that maybe he jumped off that cliff because every morse but i can't give him that much credit so two things max first of all my handy little phone here auto correct when i write jamie diamond it writes jamie dimon rewrites it to demon so i was thinking maybe that's what happened with this headline here about the demonic mask we had a jamie diamond mask and was just looting or maybe it was jamie diamond. before the robbery and then he escaped you broke his leg and then it was amputated that's correct so the analogy to the bankers on wall street or the city of london would be that they are stealing money from folks and we would wan

this was my third jump that day. tell the other two jumpers that i will film them coming out. >> ferguson gets out on the strut of the plane to capture the other sky divers as they jump the nearly 4,000 feet to earth. >> i just let go of the aircraft and watch it fly away, which is what you do. >> after free falling for several seconds, ferguson pulls his parachute and plots a plan for landing. >> i was facing into the wind the whole time. i'm thinking, i'm not going to make it back. i look down. maybe i should just land there. >> ferguson decides to land about 80 yards north of his intended target until a sudden burst of wind knocks him back on course. >> all of a sudden, it was like i got a big gust of wind from my backside. almost like a downdraft. like just pushing down on me. >> ferguson is heading directly for the trailer, parked inside the drop zone, which is used to pick up jumpers once they land. >> i got fixated on the trailer. and when you get fixation, nine times out of ten, you're going to hit what you'r

to this jump. >> he is a daredevil, he base jumped off the towers, and base jumped off the chrysler statue in reno. but nothing ever to this magnitude. what they want to accomplish here is the scientific advancements to see if this could be the next generation of space suit. so that's one of the key goals of the mission. that jump was a heart pounding moment for everyone who saw it happen live here on cnn. chad myers joins me on the set as well. along with brian todd from washington. this is more than that kind of daredevil moment, brian todd, underscore it, it is a moment for science as well? >> it isn't evel knievel getting on a motorcycle and jumping three busses. this is not that kind of thrill. this has to do with space tourism. we know in the next 10 to 20 years there will be vehicles that will take people into space and then land back down. if something goes wrong in that space tourism plane, can those people literally eject? can they make it back to earth with a parachute. nobody's ever gone 700 miles per hour in a free fall and lived to tell it. then when he did finally jum

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hundred million people jumping off the fiscal cliff break their leg and then have their legs amputated. well here you know in the u.k. they have a dead cat bounce you know you know growth like that in the u.k. here they report it not very intriguing is it because you strip out the one time for the olympics and the comparison with the queen's jubilee they renamed the. uncle ben's tower to the victoria tower something they renamed all the all the major money meant but this is all very anemic it's not really growing much at all the tories are engaging in a bit of winning waving suggesting that hey we're great we've engineered some kind of g.d.p. out of the double dip recession but in fact it's slow to school or on tick at best . max first of all is the queen elizabeth tower like the present queen like a folk queen latifa tower this is to bring in the punters come to the queen latifa tower and you can get all that wrapping a good time here in london behaving so we've been talking about bankers jumping off cliffs or being pushed perhaps who knows but here is an image from occupy goldman sac

then the man about to jump from 23 miles up. a freefall to break the sound barrier. >> this step not unknown that is why i'm nervous. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. the price of gas in california set another all-time high overnight. the state average at $4.66 cents a gallon breaking the old record set just yesterday. the national average now a full 85 cents less. with more on why this rise continues and what happens next, here's john blackstone. >> reporter: for california drivers sunday brought yet another jump in gas prices. the statewide average up a nickel overnight to almost $4.66 a gallon. it has happened every day for the past week. >> i can't pay all these big prices. >> reporter: drivers say they've never seen anything like it. and jeffrey spring of aaa says they're right. >> in a week it's gone up about 52 cents that is unprecedented. >> reporter: in parts's due to california's efforts to protect its spectacular natural environment. air pollut

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felix has jumped so many times.jumped off the arm of the concrete price in rio de janeiro as a base jumper. he's 33 years old but he's not somebody that is just a thrill seeker or they wouldn't let him do this. >> what is he, then? that is what one thinks, he's a daredevil, a thrill seeker, that he is someone who was setting out to get a lot of attention, doing extraordinary things most of us would not. >> first of all, he's a helicopter pilot, and not being a pilot and not having that training, all of a sudden this wouldn't have happened. people with the know-how, the people with the know-how wouldn't have helped him. no, we're not going to help you die. absolutely not. you're not trained for this. but he did train. he trained for five solid years to do this, getting higher and higher and higher in his jumps. the last jump he did in july was from 18 miles. so now at 127.6 or 127.7, we're well above 124. they knew he would equalize between 120, and that's where we are right now. >> so he is a big believer in this mi

in miami now you can go ahead jump in. yes there are certain givens in u.s. foreign policy and i need i need your viewers to understand this there are certain givens in u.s. foreign policy and part of it is an arrogance and part of it's a patron izing and part of the su the united states is and that needs to be understood it doesn't shift from party the party and from president the president that's the way it will be for the next two or three at least and it has been for the last six months i want that's the reality if you like it's the real world let's talk about what it was about the realities it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to change that's important to recognize this you know that's what i'm saying israel is mentioned twenty's are you sorry see a little he was very certain ways that this is. chad just doesn't matter it does matter ok if mike if i go back to israel is mention of twenty two times the palestinian state which is not the mentions ron is five hours to me and say it was a friendship once. correct. that

if they can jump, they'll jump.t's that painful and it's like you're drowning in smoke. >> barr is not yet anchored to anyone or anything. but he kicks his legs over the edge almost 200 feet above the ground to reassure the man in the window. >> barr is already hanging over the roof without having a rope attached to anything, letting him know not to jump, we were on our way. >> quickly shay attaches the other end of barr's rope to his own harness. >> i would be the anchor and i could grab something or somebody could grab me. >> this isn't normal procedure. typically firefighters will find a secure, stationary place to attach the rope. with the fire spreading rapidly, they need to move fast. >> time was running out. i'm not going to let the guy jump. guy's not jumping while i'm working. period. >> lieutenant brown assures barr the firefighters on the roof have his back. >> he just said, we're not going to drop you. we won't let you go. >> while other firefighters hold him down, shay lets out rope and begins slowly lo

joaquina broke her toes when she jumped.one else is just fine. >>> the reflecting pool once again has been drained. crews are trying to get rid of a problem with algae in the pool. dozens of workers scrubbed the bottom of the pool today in an effort to remove all the green slime. the national mall just underwent a $34 million renovation. draining and cleaning the pool cost another $100,000. the national park service says the water filtration system is to blame for the growth of the algae there. the pool is expected to reopen in just a few days. >>> if you use the dupont circle metro station, you've had to contend with a lot of broken escalators. but that shouldn't be a problem for too long. metro plans to reopen that station's second entrance by the end of the month. the south entrance has been closed for the past eight months while crews work to replace all three escalators. the escalators at dupont circle station have been among the least reliable in the entire system. >>> finding the perfect fit. tonight a new tool helps

i radioed our dispatch center and said i think she jumped. >> she jumped. >> but then a miracle unfoldsd on. >> next thing i look over and i see les pulling an arm up. i could see he had ahold of her hand so i yelled into the mike he's got a hand. >> the woman's fall is broken by a beam that runs along the outer edge of the bridge. it gives trooper bolt one last chance to grab on to her and save her life. >> i was able to get ahold of her arm, keep her there, and then just wait. there was no way i was getting her over the wall by myself. i wasn't going to try and re-adjust the grip. >> together with a third officer, deputy kevin cunard, les, bolt and sergeant bill morgan are, able to pull the woman to safety. >> he's pulling her back up. >> she was what i have always called giving us the thousand yard stare. to me, that's where someone doesn't see anything going on around them. they're just looking a thousand yards away. >> the suicidal woman is tina zaun, who is experiencing post-partum depression after the birth of her second child. >> i remember just being in the house and just feeli

bureau chief for spiegel all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want nicholas in sacramento you got up early as for the program so i'm going to go to you first ok i live abroad i've lived abroad for a long time and i've had to explain american politics to foreigners for over two decades it looks like american politics is trivial it's about character and it's not about substance the last debate told us that the last presidential debate how much substance is there in this election cycle or any election cycle these days in the u.s. i'm having trouble saying because i have trouble staying awake for more than ten minutes of any one debate. saying not much substance sort of or if we if we had just started in there might be a different matter ok well i mean what what what what how do you account for that i mean why is it that way. world is on much to be discussed romney is trying to find a position to settle for the middle or has a sound started to a larger start bar you haven't heard of the bush war and the bush recession. is also the first effort o

jump? jump from here? whoa they are telling me to jump? they are going to catch me with the big cloth. okay. yes i'm ready to jump. i'm scared but the only way to get down from here so i try it. he jumped and the man hit the cloth waiting for him to land. fortunately the man hit the blanket. in the big center but unfortunately the man hit the cloth and he bounced up high into the air and land on the exact same place again. [music] >> a story with o odu noodle. [singing] get your noodles, how about your noodles. in japanese. in english, get your noodles. how about your noodles? hey! mr. welcome to my noodle shop. it's very cold isn't it? yes it is especially cold tonight. i can't stand it like this. i've something hot to warm my stomach. i heard your voice so i land here so please hurry. by the way, how is business? >> not good. not just to everybody. don't worry good time fos low bad times in business. it is cold business. no. you have already known this. what's the name of your shop, it's called, bingo. i'm going to get good luck for me.

and best known for jumping off skyscrapers, and he promised the final jump about 2:00 eastern time. > up on the exterior step, keep your head down, release the helmet tie down strap. start the cameras. and our guardian angel will take care of you. >> baumgartner over and out. >> there he goes, the extreme athlete broke several records, highest free fall, fastest free fall and highest manned balloon flight and hit his goal of breaking the speed of sound and the international federation for aviation confirming he reached 834 miles per hour. crowds watched below on monitors and cheered, and balm gardner landed in the eastern new mexico desert and his mother, father and girlfriend also size of relief as well. >> you know, i said before we went to the commercial break he was the fastest man on earth. no, he's not the fastest man in space, he hadn't gotten to earth yet, but this is another key day for other people trying to do something similar. >> ironic twists and smashed the parachute jump record with someone helping with the feat. his project advisor, also coincidentally today marks the

the stunning drama unfolding before our eyes, the daredevil about to jump from the edge of space, his feet dangling. >> that a boy. >> declaring he's coming home, he jumps, tumbling back to earth faster than the speed of sound. >>> high stakes, the president delivering pizza to his team, but will he deliver tuesday night as he and mitt romney now prepare for the crucial debate as we meet the undecideds in ohio. if you were in the debate prep room this weekend with the president, what would you tell him to do in this debate? >>> severe weather. the unleashing storms and winds, the teenager was swept away. ginger zee standing by tonight. >>> no laughing matter. >> but with all due respect, this is a bunch of malarkey. >> a bunch of malarkey? >> yes. >> what does that mean? >> why the comedians this election year might hold more power than ever. >>> good evening on this sunday night. great to have you here, and as we come on the air this evening, look at this, the moment that had us riveted today. millions all over the world watching, that is the space helmet worn by the daredevil named

. >> a jump from the aej of space. the world's most fear louse man getting ready for a world record skydiving attempt pluninging to earth from 23 miles above, trying to go faster than the speed of sound and he just might do it. to the is sunday, october 14, 2012. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with lester holt and jenna wolfe. live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. i'm lester holt. >> good morning. i'm jenna wolfe. i know you were out late last night with your children at dinner. i was out at my, i will call it, my five-year class reunion. and i got, i'm surprised you didn't bring lester. really? you thought i would bring lester. hey guys, this is lester. >> i could have come in my prom suit, you know, the bright baby blue. >> i went for the popular look. >> it should be missed. >> this is why lester was missed. >> better to be invited. >> next ten years. anyway, a lot of politics to get to. president obama and governor romney spending the next two days studying notes for the next debate. this i

we'll of course follow the jump. trying to break the sound barrier just using his body. we'll follow. i gave birth to my daughter on may 18th, five days later, i had a massive heart attack. bayer aspirin was the first thing the emts gave me. now, i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ woman ] learn from my story. before you begin an aspirin regimen. i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. >>> i'm victor blackwell. this hour in the cnn newsroom, mitt romney is gaining ground in the polls. plus, to get the church choir and the stained glass windows. more americans are saying no to organized religion. let's get right to it, but first we're just about

jumping. i think peter peter flint is being a little bit too kind on the iranian government here in regards to their impact on the conflict that we see that's going on the iranian regime had recently in september had told some talks with members of the opposition but they always insist that the opposition has to accept that the bashar assad stays in power this is what these lamas said after they met with the legations from the reigning government when they travel to tehran. there have been talks but again the iranian government is also one of the causes of this come conflict we see that they are supporting the assad regime financially we see that the iranian regime itself numbers of the quds force the deputy head was saying that they are assisting the assad regime and the iranian regime has always insisted that assad stays no i think this is something that has to be agreed between the syrian parties but one thing's for sure flynt assad cannot stay after the massive abuses of human rights in hi

you can get all that wrapping good time here in london behaving so we've been talking about bankers jumping off cliffs or being pushed perhaps who knows but here is an image from occupy goldman sachs some people are occupying the space outside of lloyd blankfein house i guess they're waiting for him to do some of that dead cat bounce there lloyd blankfein that's right there like back in the thirty's you know people are gathered down on wall street and waiting for bankers to jump out the window and splat on the pavement now people are waiting on a lloyd blankfein to window in new york city waiting for him to jump out the window having a crisis of consciousness i'm ready to meet my maker. and then of course before he can hit the ground his fellow traders at goldman sachs have already sold forward his coffin futures short and by the time he got to the bottom there wasn't enough room there to lend so he suspended perpetual animation for the rest of eternity otherwise known as purgatory that's what you desire. or maybe one of you know the new york police department is far finance and part by jam

jump.oth jumped together, and we were able to get into the zodiac. >> julian is now in a boat and on his way to safety. in all he and the navy divers rescued 40 people with their little boat. from the water, julian can see that only a few people, including, moss hills, are left. among the last to leave the ship, moss hills finally gets his chance to rescue himself. >> when i finally put a harness on myself and got hoisted up into the helicopter, it was an incredible feeling. and suddenly, you know, i felt that's it. i'm safe. and i looked down at the ship and i thought, you know, that's -- from the air to see just how critically damaged the ship was. we looked down and just saw hundreds and hundreds of people, a wave came over me. i remember one of the guys coming to me and saying are you okay? i said, yes. everybody's off. it's over. we've got them all off, and then collapsing. >> moss is exhausted but finally safe. when he comes to, he only wants to know if everyone else is okay. >> i sti

once he jumps, how long would the jump last before his p aarachute opens? >> reporter: only about five minutes before the parachute opens. the entire thing will only take 15 minutes once he steps off that capsule. compare that to the time he has to get up there, two to three hours, pretty excruciating for most of us. once he jumps off that capsule, 15 minutes total, five minutes in freefall. aat about 5,000 feet above the surface of the earth, his p aarachute will open. he will cruise down and hopefully that's the way it goes. it's the blink of aan eye when you think five years in preparation for this, it got green lighted seven years ago, takes three hours to get up there and over almost before you know it. >> so yes or no, would you do it? >> reporter: would i do it? wow! maybe if i had as much behind me as felix does, as far as just the technology and equipment and everything, sure. i would like to say i would do it. sure. wouldn't all of us like to say, sure, i would do it. >> i would do it in a minute. >> three-hour ride up there, though, i might have

let's watch this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jump jump, a little higher ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i am impressed. >> i am exhaustedare the greenbelt sity stars. >> the temperatures will be getting cooler and we have a facebook giveaway. >> we have a final winner this week -- from columbia, maryland. >> it is 6:50. >> we have a live roundup of a high of 81 degrees today. >> let's get it looked at the live roundup of today's top stories. >> battleground virginia is the focus this morning for both campaign trails with mitt romney hoping to use the momentum from the debate wednesday night. he will be in southwest virginia. the president' will have to adjust his strategy for the next debate. he is talking to a younger audience at george mason university. >> this is the northwest washington apartment complex where windows are boarded up after a fire came through last night. because of the fire is under investigation and several people remain in the hospital. one man tried to climb out of the window and fell and is in critical condition. >> authorities in israel say 23- year-old american man shot and killed a man at a re

it's neck and neck. >> the car gets the jump, briefly. bit ahead towards the end of the quarter mile. don't forget, this thing's got to go all the way up to turn around. that car just has to slow down, whip around. >> yep. >> this is where the car's going to get it. this is where the car's going to take over. >> oh -- oh, no way. >> oh! >> pretty close. this whole match came about between the guys at precision helicopters and of the guys at rpm roll bar, trash talk, talking about different machinery. wagered a dollar. the car, 110, 115. helicopter, 145 and 150 miles per hour. >> i love helicopters. they're cool. >> yeah. >>> it's a high-speed bicycle chase. >> oh, yeah. you can tell they're really pushing the speed limit. >> see who tries to pull a hero move. >> no way! >>> as we well known here at "right this minute," cameras can catch some pretty crazy stuff. >> weird stuff, crazy stuff, all kind of stuff. >> any time fitness is about, and south carolina. they caught this. >> tried to get through. not so successful. >> trying to break t