i live in missoula, montana, and i'm a professional kayaker. >> this 23-year-old has been kayaking allvels the globe tackling white water rapid after churning rapid. >> what i've fallen in love with is the extreme side of kayaking. big drops and waterfalls. >> tyler paddled over his first waterfall at the age of 15, and has never looked back. >> i would say in my lifetime as an extreme kayaker, i've probably run 100, 150-plus waterfalls. i've kind of lost count over the years. >> in september 2007, tyler came across alexandra falls in canada's northwest territories, far higher than any waterfall he had done before, 107 feet tall, and he decided to go for it. >> the feeling behind running that waterfall was a moment in time that i will remember forever. i surfaced upright without even flipping over off that waterfall. it was amazing. >> the ride over alexandra falls didn't just give him an adrenaline rush, but the world record for the highest waterfall anyone had kayaked over. tyler thought he had reached the limit of what was possible in a kayak. nobody could successfully paddle out of

it costs less than kayak and it does to good a movie. and so i like to let people know that not only is it restored to to your health, is also economically viable option. >>> which river is this? >>> this is the american river. it's a fantastic way to connect with your children. and as a mother of three, is very important that we get out as a family. the one to enjoy nature together. there is a book of poetry which is 400 years of black nature poets. is a local public and reading over a campfire and tim lights and could never explored their backyard. >>> this is fabulous. i cannot say enough. about how important it is toward health and well- being and the greatest killer increase if diseased distress. and this is just a simple walk in the woods in getting in the kayak and getting on the water in any of those things have been proven scientifically the we studies all the world that say just like that in stress drops away. when stress hormones in your blood go down, obesity lowers and diabetes improves. everything improves. and as you're te

our kayak started to tip and i'm all of a sudden out of the kayak in the water. >> by stand eer witness accident and call 911. the powerful current sweeps his wife into the current. a local resident captures the ordeal on camera. claudia is already pulled out of the tunnel, but dennis is still inside trying to reach his wife. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me. and i reached out and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helped dennis. >> dennis was wedge between the ladder and the kayak and he was be the a giant guy so i could lift him up and get him to safety. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if somebody threw me a rope, i would have gone back and tide it on to sue lina. >> dennis and claudia are safe. suelina is still trapped inside the tunnel. but she is not alone. >> i'm

drew gregory is an avid kayak fisherman and emerging water sport that requires extremely good balanceto new water the other boats can't access. >> with greater mobility kayak fishing allows anglers to access more remote waters. >> getting to find fish that are more uneducated, which are easier to catch, it's more fun. plus, you're secluded, it's quiet, and you get to stalling the fish, and that's really a lot of fun. >> in january 2010, drew gets to take a fishing trip with a couple of friends to st. mark's, florida. >> it was a gorgeous day, catching a few fish here and there and things couldn't have been better. >> he has a video recorder attached to his kayak to document the trip. >> as a professional kayak fisherman, or in my process to become one, i needed to film myself on the river to show, hey, this guy knows what he's doing. and you just never know what you're going to film. >> it's shaping up to be a pretty uneventful excursion until a pair of geese show up. >> next thing i know these two geese come out of nowhere and they're honking at me. they were friendly. no issues with

. >> people are just using kayak to do a query now on their cell phone.are more comfortable typing in credit card information. >> there is market research to support that it's the same user? >> that's right. >> a lot of people are concerned about europe after price line international was 19%. why wr do you stand on europe? >> we are seeing tremendous growth. potentially it's because we are much smaller than they are. we are investing heavily in marketing. >> if there is a market to expand in what would that be? >> we just launched in four new markets. so we are in 18 markets worldwide now. we are taking a hard look at a couple more european markets. >> i am looking at three other big players in the group. how do you make a difference in the space? how do you elbow some space out? >> we don't consider them monsters because they are business partners of ours. we search all of the monsters that you describe. more search results and we fwif you a choice of where to buy. the transaction happens on their websites. >> you do compete against google. they are a mu

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. >> so you are kayaking in the arctic. >> reporter: i am kayaking in the arctic. >> this area is thelace in the world to see these narwhals. there, did you hear that? >> reporter: suddenly, we hear something very close take a massive gasp for air. >> do you hear that? >> reporter: as if on cue, the fog clears just long enough for us to realize we're surrounded. >> they're all around us now. >> reporter: and for just a second, we spot it. don't blink or you'll miss it, that ivory tusk. >> that's very cool. >> that's awesome. what got we hooked on the arctic, they've chosen to come to you. >> reporter: and you're not afraid? >> no, they're not going to hurt you. they're just curious, they're just wondering, "what are you doing hery this is my backyard." >> reporter: but just as quickly as the narwhals appear, they're gone. a reminder just how vulnerable these creatures are to climate change. but rising temperatures around just affecting the narwhal. there are 4 million people living here in the arctic, as our guide showed me, this is not a winter safari destination. it's his home. the

germany were the favorites in the men's kayak with a defending champion failing to make the final. but the germans were less trailing as the australian took the gold medal with hung rhode island edging out the czech republic for the silver. and in the third final morning of the session, hung rhode island won the gold in the kayak single. i think you're seeing pictures of the priest winners. there you go, there's brigget of hung rhode island. and they have just started as well, that is in the center of london at hyde park. we'll bring you the result of that when we get it. >> thank you very much, thank you. now, this is "bbc news" and still ahead -- can afghanistan take home his country's second ever medal? more now on the olympics, and of course people from all over the world and ages have arrived in london to see the games. we ask you to get in touch if you made that journey, and someone from california did just that. he sent us a video diary of his preparations to fly to london and witness the greatest show on earth. >> every summer i travel to london to visit with my family, luc

a sport that doesn't get a lot of attention is sprint kayaking.kes strength and balance to master it. i can tell you from experience after meeting the american woman who hopes to medal in that sport. kerry johnston starts graduate school this fall to become a veterinarian. before she hits the books, she's hitting the water. sprint kayaking in her third and final olympics, she'll race in boejt 200 and the 500 meter sprints. johnson has yet to earn a medal but she's determined to finish strongly. >> every athlete is lining up on that start line, you know, with the goal and the dream of winning an olympic gold medal. i think if can you paddle away and say i did absolutely everything that i could do, then you have to be satisfied with that. >> johnson won gold in 2011 pan am games. but her success hasn't come without struggle. she has crones disease. >> when visit harder days, i have a real appreciation for just being able to train. >> while it kept her out of the water for a little while, johnson views her disease as extra motivation. pushing her thr

these are four people kayaking. >> yeah. those guys are huge. these -- all these athletes are, but particularly some of these water sports, huge muscle, tall, strong, better than a motor, apparently. >> that's why there's more people going out to workout. >>> 5:27. coming up, far more than just a spanking. the discipline one father gave his daughter. >>> what redskins fans are saying about the much anticip e anticipated debut of rg3. >>> the impact it will have on your day with weather and good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. making headlines at 5:30. firefighters are mopping up right now after a fire breaks out at a northwest washington apartment buding. >>> maryland lawmakers face a key vote. >>> redskins fans are bu

a lot of people kayak on the potomac. the sun will set in an hour. we are losing two minutes a daylight from this point and on as we move to winter. almost the end of summer. 87 degrees. the daytime high. 99 for the record in 1926. it can get as cool as 55 degrees, way back in 1889. dew point level -- we were in the lower 70's. the wind has settled down. 82 degrees. hardly any rain to speak of. 83 degrees in the district. a high of 86 degrees. temperatures are a little cooler. temperatures will fall into the 50's. this is the coolest air we have seen since june. 84 -- fredericksburg at 83. go over to minneapolis. it was 66 degrees. we won't see air that cool. out to the west we have a cold front. it will move our way on tuesday giving up a better chance of showers and behind that, our skies are clear with another shot of cooler air. temperatures in the mid-60's. the -- out to the west, cumberland and hagerstown, temperatures in the 50's. this warms into the 80's. here are the showers and thunderstorms. they will not last very long. mainly clear and c

-- it will stay on the cooler side and here's the other thing, if you have seen that slalom and kayakingn the olympics, that water really gets raging and gets going and here's the thing, there is 3,434 gallons of water powered down the canoe slalom every single second. mid 90s wednesday and thursday, then this upcoming weekend those numbers are going to drop on down. it's not going to get overly cold, but we're going to see things moderate for the upcoming weekend. then for next monday, we'll already be in day 11 of the olympics. but we're not going to rush it. day four of competition, yes. five since the opening ceremony. >> a lot more to go. >>> let's get to sports. >> let's hand it over to dave felt mdm feldman, the comcast -- >> the giants general manager, finally got his man, after what sabian calls a 16 solid days they got hunter pence from the phillies. at age 29 is in his first major league season. at at&t, he boasted a career average. fans get one -- penn says the trade did come as a surprise. >> i didn't hear any rumors, i talked to them maybe one time. so really just kind of h

the rowing here in front of this crowd at eaton dorney, and now one in the flatwater kayak. more to celebrate here in great britain. ed mckeever gives them another gold medal. this time in the 200. stain, the silver and mark de jonge captures the bronze. the 200 meter olympic final. >>> another gold for great britain as we welcome you inside the international broadcast center. i'm al michaels. a history-making performance by the u.s. women in the 4x100 meter relay last night. the americans broke a world record that stood since 1985. 27 years. coming up later, the women's basketball gold medal game. the americans haven't lost in the olympics since 1992. trying to win their fifth straight olympic gold. they'll take on france. you'll see that game live. >>> plus, women's mountain biking. an 18-mile race more than 3,000 feet of climbs and a gold medal awarded there today. >>> up next, back to eaton dorney for more gold med's raa s as the london games continue here on nbc. i'm leaving you. but why? you don't appreciate me. of course i do. i love your sweet tomatoes, your soft bun

we flew out of core dovea, alaska -- cordova, alaska, went to kayak island. kayak sticks out from the coastline at an angle that allows it to collect an incredible amount of marine debris on just an average year. so the reason to go to kayak was to see what else might be unusual other than the typical marine debris, the nets, the ropes, the buoys. we saw -- we saw real evidence of what was coming our way from the tsunami. we saw colored buoys, large styrofoam blocks. there was a large container that had washed up very recently. we've got a picture here from noaa that shows some of what we saw washed up there on kayak. these are all the plastic buoys here, the black ones we were told are what you see more of coming out of japan. now, have we been clearly able to identify that these came from japan or this was -- this was the usual marine debris? noaa is working to sort all of that out. but that gives you somewhat of an idea of some of what we saw out there on kayak island. now, many saw pictures of -- of this huge dock that recently arrived on the coastline in

so kayaking mountain biking. >> outdoors. >> i like that stuff. i like to hunt and i like to fish. >> which brings us back to the sizzle factor. >> maybe he should go for something blander like a mannequin or a heel of white bread. >> many are betting on portman and betting romney doesn't care about sizzle. >> i think what people look forward to is someone they believe to be president were it necessary and that's probably the quality that is most important. >> we wrap up our series with former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. >> other campaign ads are causing problems that is a little later in the grapevine. up next who is telling the truth about the president's welfare policy? >> [ male announcer ] it's a golden opportunity... to experience the largest, most efficient line of luxury hybrids on the road, including the all-new esh. ♪ while many automakers are just beginning to dabble with the idea of hybrid technology... ♪ ...it's already ingrained in our dna. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models.

he drove over the bridge so he could take his kayak under the bridge. >> it was clear. traffic flowed fine, went right through. >> i do not like the traffic. >> reporter: they estimate more than 347,000 people will cross the pay bridge this weekend. maryland transportation authorities suggest you plan your trip off the peak times. they say for the holiday weekend friday goes before 10 a.m. and sunday before 10 a.m. and after 10 p.m. if you don't have to go over the bridge, maybe you can use the bridge for something else like eric. >> i'm going to find a spot in the shade and pull my boat under the shade and just fish. >> so if you are doing to be one of the 300,000 people -- 350,000 people who travel over the bay bridge, leave early, pack what you need and bring patience. you may need it. >> he's crossed that bridge 79,000 times in a month. >>> you're looking live at the traffic. go to our traffic page at abc2news.com, but enough about the traffic. let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with a look at what kind of weather we can expect. in the story we saw not

kayakers had another close encounter with a whale further north. this one in santa cruz, california, where the birds and a humpback feasted on tiny shrimp-like critters. one of the kayakers pulled out his camera and captured video of the feeding frenzy. all right. a rather heavy, substantial fashion statement for vogue magazine. >> a new issue of the magazine weighed nearly 5-pounds. the fashion magazine broke its old record of 840 pages by 76 pages in this issue, facing lady gaga. it is the 120th anniversary issue and it is so thick that newsstands are lucky to get four copies to iraq. i know i have it in my house, it's big. it's really big. >> we can use it for arm weights after that. >> i don't know. i subscribe. >> nothing wrong with that. >> the nats going to the braves. >> as we head into the heart of hurricane season, a new tool designed to help us understand those walls of wind. >>> tropical storm isaac has not hit land yet, but it is having a big impact. puerto rico's governor declared a state of emergency and activated the national guard

leaders -- the county executive will see the biggest of achievement to olympians, a swimmer and a kayaker that will be at 4:00 p.m. at the executive office building. three other olympians from montgomery county were unable to attend. >> abc 7 wants to make school shopping a little bit easier. >> we are giving away $200 for your back-to-school supplies and clothes. this is all part of a new facebook giveaway. you have until friday to go to wjla.com/facebook,. we will announce the winner right here on "good morning washington," on monday september 3. getting into the school spirit with a video. >> it features them rapping and has gone viral. >> this is how we do it. ♪ >> 30 students, more than 30 of them at the benjamin more elementary schools participated in this video that talks about the value of education and was funded entirely by community donations. it is in a district that has the nation's highest unemployment rate. despite this, they say, stay in school and you can break the cycle of poverty. >> i was like a celebrity. my mama was proud of me. >> the video gives this opportunity to

county council president and other leaders will celebrate the accomplishments of katie ledecky a kayaker, and a gymnast tonight at 5:00 o'clock 30 at the bethesda metro center. it's free to the public. >> the redskins hoping for a preseason game win tomorrow. sandra block facing off against rg3. >> on thursday night the district showed how much it appreciates r.g. iii with this spectacular light display at the newseum. it featured a 74-foot elimination of. stay with us for complete coverage of saturday's game kicking off at 4:00 p.m.. that's a warm welcome. >> berdi impressive. the ravens were pretty impressive last night against the jaguars in a preseason game. the ravens had 571 yards offense. the reagans be the jaguars, 48- 17. we are waiting to see if d.c. will play ball with the nationals. >> the baseball team wants the city to pay to keep metro open later if the nationals make it to the playoffs. this tuesday we spoke with fans who were stranded when the nationals game against the braves ended well after midnight. that passed metros closing time. during a recent meeting, the nation

in the slalom kayak single, germany took bronze behind italy.nd a triumphal great britain -- bradley wigans one in cycling. tears of joy after earnings over in the women's 70 kilo judo. only france was better. there was more gold for china. >> alright, this just in -- germany has taken a surprising silver in the men's individual all-around gymnastics final. three-time world champion from japan took the gold. all right, the chinese swimming superstar may have a little more closure tonight about the allegations that she duped -- doped her way to gold. >> she was the girl even beat the boys, clocking in the time i was faster even than the u.s. olympic gold medal winner. >> now, the swimming world governing body says that there is no factual basis for the speculation that she took drugs. back at home, fans have been standing by her throughout the controversy. >> china woke up to an olympic dream -- a 16-year-old girl outswims her male counterpart and shaves five seconds off her personal best. many chinese were taken aback by the accusations against

coordinating our outdoor programming, some of the new and innovative programs that he has created include kayakingcanoeing, stand-up paddling, and various new camps, including the aquamarine neptunes. rex has worked with the san francisco yacht club to create scholarships for sailing lessons. this fall he will start his classes at lake merced. in the outdoor area, he has created mixed martial arts classes, including new year and adults muay thai an extreme, athletics. with the assistance of tim roth, he has also coordinated the indoor rock climbing, mountain biking, and even ventures. he has taken on outdoor recreation to the kids by having a mobile recreation where his crew sets up the rock climbing walls, state parks, perhaps, in various neighborhoods where kids would never have the opportunity to try these activities. everyone who knows rex knows that he is an active employee who encourages his co-workers. we are honored to have such a dedicated employee. >> our new recreation model has been one of the bright spots for this department and we have been able to expand significantly the types of p

. >> team germany snagged the silver in the women's kayak 4. martin and andreas doubled. it was an impressive third place in the men's team table tennis after they beat hong kong. it was dimitrij ovtcharov's second bronze in london. china extended their dominance of the sport. the chinese women's team have already won gold on tuesday. australia sailed away with gold in the men's 49 skiff, giving their country's miserly medal tally a boost. switzerland got their first individual show jumping gold since 1954. the germans notched up the worst results in 84 years. recapping our top stories -- in moscow, the sentencing for pussy riot has been postponed. >> the battle for all level is escalating with a full-scale assault by regime forces on -- for aleppo is escalating with a full-scale assault by regime forces. >> don't go away. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

one will show up right in the middle of boaters, kayakers and pallors. fortunately no one was hurt.eral guidelines say that people should stay 100 yds from where else is possible. can you imagine that? this is partly to prevent harassment of the whales and also because when they are feeding, like they are right now, they focus on little else. a killer whale doing well after being flown from the bay area to san diego. the 5,000 lb. creature had been at six flags in vallejo and used to power on around with a bottle most dolphin but i had to be separated for some unknown reasons and the will was isolated. so this morning she was transported on a c-130 cargo plane to see world, now she can get to know eight other killer whales at that park. trying to lose a few palace before you jet off to hawaii? shedding too much we too fast? not safe. but there is a way to get slim- fast and stay healthy. here's dr. tim with more. >> quick weight-loss claims that sound too good to be true probably are. and the pound's usually do not stay off for long. but there are smart ways to approach weight loss

and then breeching next to boaters and kayakers. it does pose a danger for the whales. >> it could be potentially dangerous situation for those whales. one of the big threats to whales in this area is that boats can hit them. >> the monterey area is seeing an increase in blue and humpback whale sightings. >>> there's more in the water in the bay. the america's cup world series began today in a big way. >> we are on the boat skippered by jimmy schmidt, "oracle." we have racing all week long here on the bay. it's a unique experience. you have to tell me something here. how fast do we get things going when we're watching the racing this week? >> a lot of things out there. 40 to 45 miles per hour on the water. very tight racetrack. >> what makes one boat better than another? is that something that determines what could be a victory or defeat in this race this weekend? >> really, you have to have a fantastic crew. make sure your boat is set up well. but you have to get out there, push the boat hard. and get the most out of the boat. it's

in the very next event, the women's kayak -- team hungary won their race. they crossed the line first, ahead of germany. this time, belarus claimed bronze. norway won gold in the men's single event. germany won the bronze medal. there's another to tell you about. germany, a gold in the men's conducing will sprint. he only made it to the finals games. spain, nearly a second behind to takes over. canada took the bronze. the world record holder has set a blistering pace in the first event of the decathlon. the american, who set his record in the olympic trials, went to first place after the first round. he has jumped another 3 centimeters. the former champion and the man whose world record he can break from the czech republic, has pulled out of the decathlon after the 100 meters in which he posted a slow time of 11.54 seconds. the olympic 10,000 meter champion has returned to the track where he told over the weekend as he attempts to win another gold medal. the finals take place on saturday. his training partner from the united states finished second in the 10

there are reports of people were anyway rowboat or possibly kayaks. we don't know the victims' conditions. if we receive more details on the rescue we'll bring it to you during the newscast. >>> hundreds came together to say farewell to captain manoukian, who was killed in the line of duty in afghanistan last week and tonight his friends and family are remembering the man and celebrating his life. ktvu's patti lee joins us live from outside of the funeral where manoukian is being honored. >> reporter: matthew manoukian graduated from this high school back in 2001 and right now during the services he was described as a decent satellite who had grown- up to become an extraordinary leader and a teacher, who embodied the hope and the courage this community now needs to carry on. a procession of cars and people, streamed into st. francis high school in mountainview. >> hard to go forward. >> reporter: an estimated 1300 people filled the auditorium, to remember the 29-year-old matthew manoukian, who was killed ten days ago an afghan police officer who invit

look at this, that ominous fin behind that kayaker.e asked what's behind the new swarms this summer? >> the reason they're coming in closer, there are more seals in the area. sharks feed on seals and not people. >> reporter: but even that won't stop them from going back in the water. you would think that a shark attack would pretty well ruin your vacation. you i think the way we look at it is how incredibly lucky we were and what an adventure and what a story to tell. john schriffen, abc news, new york city. >>> still ahead right here, thought he had the perfect plan, but what happened? erica, will you marry me on the jumbotron? but it was mistimed. she's not even in the stands. making it hard to breathe, itd i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchiti

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they used a kayak to get down a busy street. the area got up to 3 inches of rain. and in mississippi, the state's 12 gulf coast casinos were ordered closed tonight and the wind gusts is zapping electricity at last word, 100,000 homes and businesses were without power. back up to you, brian and sue. >> thank you for that. we should realize that i spent a lot of years down there and a heavy rain in baton rouge and people can take jet skis on the road. there's nowhere for it to go. >> considering the mississippi was low anyway, the fact that they are going to continue to have this flooding shows what hurricane isaac is going to do. >> it's still out in the water. it went back out and it is crawling along and not in any hurry to come back inland. it will eventually do that in a few hours. it can continue to maintain its strength. by comparison, we may actually in fact sample a little bit of isaac's rain. maybe late in our labor day weekend or into monday. we'll have to continue to watch the track. the models shift the remnants of isaac further to the west. so there it

extreme on central coast where humpback whales have been venturing into harbors next to boats and kayakershumpback coming up next to people. >> rare occurrence may make for great photos it poses dangers for the whales. >> it also could be a dangerous situation for the whales. one of the big threats to whales in this area that boats can hit them. and we came across humpback whales. and it was a -- a longitude, latitude i write down. >> he keeps a daily log of the whales, blues, grays, humpbacks. to his delights. the pages are felling up faster than ever. >> great for the species as a whole. they need not to be forgotten and protected at all cost. >> i want to go whale watching. let's checken with rob on the weather. it is going to warm up, isn't it? >> good day out there today. sunshine for the american world series. needed sunglasses at times. late this morning. sun broke through the low clouds. outside in san francisco, looks pretty out there. the wind is still pretty gusty. at least you got the sunshine there. eventually see low clouds spilling back in. after a fairly cool finish to the

you have a better chance of winning a gold medal in kayaking than this kid has in the federal district. >> a low blow. >> sorry, pal. we saw what happened to you. but the bottom line is, for some reason, i studied the complaint. the lawyer brought it in federal district court claiming a civil rights case under the due process laws. it does not exist. unfortunately, i think this young man suffered injustice. we've all had teachers like this. it belongs in the state court. my prediction the federal court will dismiss it. it'll be in superior court up in alameda county a little north of here and the matter will resolve. >> what do you think, holly? >> yeah. i'm with avery on this one. i think the matter will resolve only because it's getting so much press and the difference here is they promised this young man that he would be able to make up the test that he missed. that's what caused his grade to plummet so drastically. so there was a promise. there was sort of this oral contract where they said, hey, look, if you go to the adoption hearing don't worry. we're going to let you make it up

but look at this, that ominous fin behind that kayaker.asked what's behind the new swarms this summer? >> the reason they're coming in closer, there are more seals in the area. sharks feed on seals and not people. >> reporter: but even that won't stop them from going back in the water. you would think that a shark attack would pretty well ruin your vacation. >> i think the way we look at it is how incredibly lucky we were and what an adventure and what a story to tell. >> john schriffen, abc news, new york city. >>> still ahead right here, thought he had the perfect plan, but what happened? erica, will you marry me on the jumbotron. but it was mistimed. she's not even in the stands. mistimed. she's not even in the stands. "erica, will you marry me on the jumbotron. but it was mistimed. she's not even in the stands. " on the jumbotron. but it was mistimed. she's not even in the stands. jumbotron. but it was mistimed. she's not even in the stands. ju. but it was mistimed. she's not even in the stands. j. but it was mistimed. she's not even i

she will be accompany bid kayakers with electronic shark repelling devices. she tried two times in 2011. shoulder pain and an asthma at tact ended it last year. severe jellyfish stings ended the second attempt. >> we have to give her credit for determination, strength, and persistence. the fact that she's going out there in the open waters again. >> after being stung by jellyfish. apparently this time the swimsuit is supposed to help prevent that problem. and there was some talk about a shark cage maybe to help deal with that possibility. >> the repellents, she says. >> good luck with that. >>> 4:41. time for weather and traffic on the ones. veronica johnson is here to tell us about the forecast. nice weather is over? >> not completely over, eun and aaron. not completely. we're going to get quite a bit of sunshine here the early part of our day. clear sky right now. the sun is coming up later and later. 6:24, and setting earlier. 74 degrees, your temperature. southwest wind at five miles per hour. we'll go from that clear sky, sunshine, to more clouds by the

she monitored her from boats while two people in kayaks used electronic shark repellant.ming near nyad tried keeping jelly fish away. she was grateful to everyone who helped her. >> i wish we had gotten the final glory. i really do. >> reporter: decision to pull her out of the water was made for her sieve tee and the team's. a dejected nyad immediately asked when she could go back in. by morning she recognized she could not continue and would have to give up her 35-year quest. >> i'm not a quitter. but the sport and this particular ocean are different than they used to be. these jelly fish are prolific. you know what? to me there's no joy in that. >> reporter: nyad turns 63 tomorrow. she says she has no regrets. butted admits learning to let go of her dream will be the hardest part. elaine quijano, cbs news, key west, florida. >> and on mars, nasa's robot explorer curiosity is ready for its first test drive. engineers have been putting the rover's drive wheels through their paces turning one at a time in place. in tomorrow's test they'll drive it straight ahead for ten fe

round on the water you are the guy and alexander just turncoat won gold in the men's two hundred meter kayak sprint battery six silver and great britain problems. while in women's basketball russia is taking on australia in the bronze medal game this is the third time in russia. has been in the olympics third place playoffs and have won the last two. where the runners up at previous olympics thirty eight thirty to australia at the moment. while there was a shot at wembley stadium where mexico won their first ever big football gold at the expense of now three time silver medalist brazil two one how do you break that also killed the ball home inside thirty seconds after manchester united right back rafael was caught in possession twenty minutes runs on another final third from peralta was offside when the striker made no mistake five minutes later running in on mark to power after he had home his second from a free kick holcomb pulled a goal back in a frantic stoppage time and new chelsea signing also headed over for five yards that mexico hung on for a famous and this is a victory when on fri

on abbey road, the crosswalk that the beatles made famous, hanging out with the golden australian kayakhey joined us, either on the fifth beatle or i am the walrus. and we had a lot of fun. but as we wrap it up here back in london, we are literally the final broadcast here in terms of a live transition. we have had more than 3,000 nbc employees here, and they're literally waiting on us to wrap things up. so i'll bring in our colleagues, jane, wonderful producer, noah, a wonderful photographer, steve. our colleagues, they're waving, very friendly, saying raj, wrap it up. we want to go home. 21 days of 16 straight days, and we're going home. so pull the plug, go ahead. >> gold medal coverage, they did a great job. we're looking forward to having raj back soon. all right, let's look at the forecast with rob mayeda. >> looks like we'll have hot temperatures to start the work week. that has been a little bit of a problem, a quickly growing fire. two of them in lake county, kicking off at 2:00 in the afternoon, a fire that was about 500 acres when it started. just checking the information, 7,

but the very first one of the day was won on the water at eton dorney with russia winning the men's kayak double sprint. perry truly pushed the guy and alexander finishing the two hundred meter course a full second ahead of the rest for limb pick glory even still grabbed bronze in the men's singles sprint. on this occasion there were no gold medals for russia's wrestlers but they did get their tenth and eleventh medals of these games to seek got a silver he lost in the final of the sixty kilogram freestyle to talk rule to go from wallaby yalla markov got bronze in the hundred twenty kilogram category and box to . make sure he got bronze in the flyweight division. so russia opening up a bit of a sprint at the end of these games and it certainly got me out of breath just talking about it for sunday is the home straight and the last chance for russia to close in on their target of twenty five gold medals and three farmer. london. all ahead but some of the showpiece if it again had you saying both at the center of it the jamaican who already historically retained both as one hundred and two h

how are their records keep tumbling at the olympics as a russian kayak crew sinatra's the country's latest goal in the final two hundred meters spirit that russia has that channel the same coach came out on top smushing the olympic record in the homeless roads final while the country synchronized swimmers got all of their first games in a rut. and out of the headlines in a few moments how america's hunger for truth and the trees leaving some communities drilled out of their homes. one. hundred of them all of them living here. in forty acres and nineteen ninety three and decided it would be a great place to find the belle of a home and retire. there she is what we call it our new neighbor neighbor seven. we have seventy acres here and i can convince them that they need to drill somewhere besides two hundred feet from. the needs of our growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are vital fuel for transportation electricity and manufacturing this is before any problems with it before we do the right people and then change. your flows are not toxi