a couple of kayakers out there practicing their moves. duck takes a shine to their kayak. this guy not interested in paying attention to the duck, messing around with something in his kayak. here comes the duck. >> the kayak is slipperier than a kayak, so the duck has an issue getting aboard. >> the duck is trying to mount the kayak. >> yeah. here it goes again. >> boom. >> the kayakers, i have other things to done the duck goes over to the camera girl's kayak. >> come on to my boat? >> saddles up. >> what's up with the duck that it wants -- does it see kayaks and say, hey, the a faster way to get where i'm going? >> it's tired. it's swimming all day in the pond new york friends around. thought this would be a great way, a, make friends, b, take a little rest and, c, experience to a ducks a party cruise. >> i -- don't peck me. >> the duck knows that humans tend to offer food so maybe that's what this little duck is looking for. but this woman doesn't have anything. except kind words. >> look at that look that the duck gave her. >> aw, sweetness. >> that's it the duck goes

say the kayakers were not close >>reporter: a law enforcement says the kayakers were not close enough to set off the system's alarms or to cause concern among law enforcement. 'st in the statement to cbs news the port authority's system said, adequate marine parole services is not in the flying public's best interest. in an e-mail the port authority told cbs news the kayakers did not reach the secured air field. they were seeking help at a restricted water area and at a light pier and were encountered quickly and provided help. >> jeff, the kayakers were cited but not arrested. >> vicente, thank you very much. >> the costa concordia, two cited but not arrested. >> vicente, thank >> general 0 a where it will be turned into scrap. it has been nearly two years capsized all helio island before being righted, 32 people were killed when the ship ran ago ground in 2012. >>> up next, managers and players both in the lineup at cooperstown today. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankfu

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crewman giglio said their kayak had overturned. >> we were almost drowning. we were kind of like couldn't hold onto the boat. we were getting pulled under and out, and flowed under a little bit. >> the maintenance workers called police. i.t. was in this area two years ago that the man who is jet ski ran out of gas, crossed an eight foot fence and over two cifer runways. he was never detected by the motion decorates. william vorlicheck is a counterterrorism expert. >> what happened? was the person detected? did the system detect it? did the system tell somebody. >> the kayakers were not close enough to set off the system's alarms or to cause concern among law enforcement. but in the statement to cbs news the port authority's system said, adequate marine parole services is not in the flying public's best interest. in an e-mail the port authority told cbs news the kayakers did not reach the secured air field. they were seeking help at a restricted water area and were encountered quickly and provided help. >> jeff, the kayakers were sitebut not -- cited but not a

w they did >>> two men with a kayak were able to get into a restricted area at a airport. this caused concern at jfk. more on how they did it. >> reporter: it was this kayak that gordan cruise and anthony giglio used to reach the shore near kennedy international. maintenance men found them at 1:30 saturday morning. they say their kayak overturned. >> we were almost drowning, we could not hold on to the boat. we were getting pulled under and out and all different ways, forward a little bit. >> the maintenance workers called the police. it was in this area two years ago that a man who's jetski ran out of gas climbed an 8 foot fence, crossed two active runways and walked into the airport. he was never detected by the system's surveillance cameras and motion detectors. a counterterrorism consultant. >> you have a system that is supposed to provide protection, what happened? was the person detected? did the system detect him? did the system tell somebody? >> reporter: law enforcement source tells cbs news that the kayakers were not close enough to set off the system's alarms or

they say their kayak had overturned. >> we were almost drowning.re like -- we couldn't hold onto the boat and we were getting pulled under and out and all different ways even swirled a little bit. >> reporter: the maintenance workers called police. it was in this area two years ago that man whose jet ski ran out of gas climbed an eight-foot fence, crossed two active runway runways, and walked into the airport. he w >> you've got a system that's supposed to provide detection, and what happ was the person detected? did the system detect did the system tell somebody? >> reporter: a lawsource tells cbs news the kayakers were not close enough systemd's ala cause concern among law w enforcement but in a statement cbs yous the port authority police system says the system is a failure and the port authority's reluctance to provide adequate marine patrol services along with intrusion technology is not in the flying public's best interest. in an interview they told cbs news the kayakersdy breach the airfield. they were seeking help. they were encountered a

or extreme kayaking as we call it. >> make no mistake, extreme kayaking is no day at the beach. >> what really on the far end of the sport. it is the most advanced, the most dangerous and arguably the most rewarding, as well. what we are doing out there is really a different sport altogether. it is extreme and it is dangerous. >> today the professional kayaker has turned his eye to the camera and shoots footage of his co-extremists. >> we go out all over the world and find some of the toughest, most dangerous, most difficult rivers to access all over the world, and then we film tell process of getting to the rivers and running those rivers. it is pretty exciting stuff, really. >> in 2009, they plan one run that will break records. the kayaker making the death-defying ride is brazilian pedro olivia who ben first met in 2007. >> pedro was competing for the brazilian national team, and i was filming for a company that produces kayaks here in the united states. he started telling me about the amazing waterfalls in brazil. >> i'm just going to lean back out over. >> a year after meeting, the

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their kayak had overturned. >> we were almost drowned. we couldn't hold onto the boat and we were getting pulled under and out. and all different ways. >> reporter: maintenance workers called police. it was in this area two years ago a man whose jet ski ran out of gas climbed an 8-foot fence crossed two active runways and walked into the airport. he was never detected by the surveillance cameras and motion detectors. >> you have a system that is supposed to provide detection and what happened? was the person detected? did the system tell somebody? >> reporter: a law enforcement source tells cbs news the kayakers were not close enough to set off the system's alarms. but to a statement the port authority police union says the system is a failure and the port authority's reluctance is if the not flying public's best interest. in an e-mail the port authority told cbs news the kayakers did not breach the secure air field. they were seeking help in a restricted water area and at a light pier. they were encountered quickly and provided help. >>

came in at lunge speed right next to the kayak.st exciting moment i had with a whale. when i was on top of the water and you had the whale surfacing near, that was exciting. >> rick did what few would dare to do. he attempts to get even closer by climbing out of his kayak into the ocean with a mini cam strapped to his forehead, all to get an underwater shot of this mammal that is roughly as long as three school buses. >> really peaceful, it was a peaceful, magical moment. >> rick finds himself face-to-face with old big blue, a rare occurrence for even the most faithful whale watchers. >> you try to look at conditions before you go out. so many factors need to come together when you're on your kayak because the whale needs to be approaching you. seemed like a million to one shot and you make your own luck. i had my snorkel around my neck and camera running. >> rick gets the shot he wants, but according to the national marine fishery service, vessels should not get closer more than 100 yards of the whales nor should they interrupt sw

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just a little bit --i'm not good at kayaking. >> reporter: have you ever been kayaking before this camp? >> yes. >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you love about it? >> uhm, that you go fast. >> reporter: there are even some who prefer water to land. >> when you're on the water, there's less loud noises and you don't have to worry about tripping. >> i like, uhm, paddle boarding with everybody and falling in. >> reporter: you like falling in? >> yup. >> reporter: why? >> because it's fun. >> reporter: and that's just what he did. it's fun, and since san francisco is surrounded on three sides by water, lake merced is a good location to learn how to navigate the water. >> it's all about teaching everyone to learn to swim, how to be safe on the water and then really how to enjoy this beautiful gift we have here in the bay area. >> really is beautiful lake merced. it's a lot of fun. >> when you're kayaking you don't trip. that's the best line of the morning right there. good kid. >> i'm a terrible kayaker so they towed us. [ laughter ] >> not surprised. >> hey, just being honest. >> we have a ka

you have three kayakers out on this gorgeous water about to go over what's known as big brother falls. this tiger makes it safely, and you see his vision of his buddy. lou. lou doesn't have the same kind of experience. you see her go down the fall. the force of the water pushed her into that cave area behind the waterfall. she is stuck. kind of in a whirlpool of water. one of the guys, his name is nate, he is across the river. he wants to jump in and try to help. he gets caught in there too. you see ryan the guy with the helmet cam, he now is in rescue mode. suddenly you see lou and nate come into view. >> you can't swim out of there. >> the force of the water is too intins. he doesn't have a throw bag either because he fwaif a throw bag to nate before he jumped in. that's nate in the water. he throws ryan the throw bag, and ryan camps it and starts pulling nate in. it's pretty incredible to watch. even with the pulling of the rope, he still has to swim against the force of the water. >> that's why you go kayak with a buddy. that's why you watch everybody go through this step by step.

our kayak started to tip and i'm all of a sudden out of the kayak in the water. >> bystanders witnessnis tries to hold onto both claudia and suelina. but the powerful current sweeps his wife into the culvert. a local resident captures the terrifying 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 deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i

." ♪ >>> it's summer fun on the water until you're up a creek without a paddle or a kayak. >> how doou get out of this situation? >> the dude who escaped certain death with one lucky break. >>> a radio host faces her fourth of the july fears. >> she's on the air here with mojo in the morning. >> the danger behind a dare. >>> a dog terrified by fireworks hides from rescuers. >> they are trying to get the dog to be unfreeway. >> see what coaxed her out. >>> a trick for your holiday barbecue. the step-by-step secret to shotgunning a beer. >> you want to go as fast as you can. >> that's not always a good thing, ever. >> in this event, yes. >>> this kayaker is in a terrible accident in the french alps, gots booted out of the boat, and now he's a swimmer. he has nothing to grab on to. you can hear him. can't grab on a wall, too fast. how do you get out of the situation? the more you swim, you are getting more and more exhausted. jam the paddle and get stuck? he's looking for a place to eddy out or the river has a break in the current where he can get off to the side to take a breath. right

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drew gregory is an avid kayak fisherman and emerging water sport that requires extremely good balancey to get into 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. you're secluded, it's quiet, you get to stalk the fish and that's really a lot of fun. >> in january, 2010, drew takes a fishing trip with a couple of friends to st. marks, 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. 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. >> these two geese come out of no where and gawking around at me. they were friendly. no issues with them. i didn't mind if they hung

>>>next,minute," still to come, a kayaker pulls into an eddy. see why this is an eddy of doom. >> oh, no! >>> and a couple pranks hit up wimbledon to take selfies. >> they took videos. >> see who they capture holding the pose. freshen breath, and controled ds plaque and tartar. fofor r a a frfracactitionon o f greenies. nonow w ththatat's's v vetetiqi! >>> there are risks when you go kayaking, just part of the sport, right? normally they are big water falls or heavy rapids and different siphons that pull you under. the eddy, the sidings that's your home base, your safe spot, but here you see it's not always the safest spot to be. this is john keller on the river near robinsville, north carolina. >> uh-oh. >> oh, no! >> talk about bad positioning. >> that is not -- he almost head butted the nest. that upsets the eddy. >> what else is there? right there, that, john says, is a snake. >> snakes and hornets, that's a bad day. oh. snap. >> own, they are swarming him. you can see them in the camera. >> oh, yeah, totally, swarming around him, and you he

stay in touch all day. >>> kayaking there's white water and holy megacrazy are we going to die giant rapid water. these guys traveled to colombia to traverse the rivers, both they believe uncharted and unrun rivers. look at side of the rapids. >> is it set up? >> the rivers are swollen. they also had to deal with security concerns like cocaine farms and militants they believed also in the jungles. this here a company of security guards letting kayakers know down the river they're beginning to build a huge dam. the river the guys are running now isn't going to be there in the next four, five years. >> one of like the biggest rivers in colombia, putting one of the biggest dams in colombia on. all the way up here it's like 100, a huge lake. >> good they got out now while they can. >> not pretty water. if you want the rush of adrenaline from a really difficult stretch of river, tnte massive landslide which created a whole, new set of obstacles. some able to paddle, others they had to portage around. >> flip over in that water, how do you right yourself? >> at end of the exhausting advent

debra walters will set off tomorrow in kayak, and al jazeera caught up with her right before she left. >> reporter: walters is not your average grandmother. at 63, the retired scientists paddles her kayaks all over the world. >> you travel alone you can get closer to the wildlife. you're slowing down. you're seeing more of the world around you. you're feeling really immersed in the environment. >> but her next journey will take her farther than she's ever gone. 2,500 miles from the atlantic to the caribbean. >> i'm kayaking solo from maine to guatemala. when i tell people i'm doing that most people say are you completely nuts? but the question was, what went wrong in your life that led you to this? actually what went right in my life i joined a group of people going to guatemala and i visited garbage dumps there. >> reporter: earning less than 5,000 per day, the trash pickers are some of the poorest people in one of the poorest nations on earth. debra first started volunteering at the school that safe passage built nine years ago. >> i talked with the parents who support their familie

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i know this trick, you cheater. >> steve: -- 1, 2, 3, kayak! it's stuck! josh! >> jimmy: higgins! help me! [ laughter ] >> cameron: ah! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: where -- where is she? i don't know where she is. ♪ >> cameron: what -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: josh! what are you doing? >> jimmy, you know how i hate standing. ♪ ♪ la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, crocodile rock! [ screaming ] ♪ la la la la la la >> jimmy: oh, my god. oh, my god, you better hit this beat. ♪ benny ♪ benny >> jimmy: benny and the jetski. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that is impossible to do. the champion right there. cameron diaz, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] she's the best. josh gad joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. you beat me to it. i couldn't make it out of the door. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ we're trying our best to be role models.dels. we don't jump at the sound of the opening bell, because we're trying to make the school bell. corner booth beat

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neither kayaker nor whale was injured.d news, for sure. >>> finally a sweet gesture from the biggest superstar in sports. this is what lebron james sent his neighbors, a dozen cupcakes, very fancy cupcakes all to say sorry for the swarm of media invading the neighborhood following his recent announcement that he is returning to cleveland. he included lebron's favorite flavor, cherry coke cupcake, which came with a note apolog e apologizing for the recent chaos. >>> we have a health alert now. an alarming spike in cases of a serious illness carried by mosquito called chikungunya, painful virus first picked up in the caribbean but confirmed cases in the u.s. soared over the past week. abc's dr. richard besser here with details. good morning, rich. this is really catching the eye of officials. >> people watching this closely. 28% increase in one week. just last december it arrived in the caribbean. we were talking about a handful of cases. now there are over 400,000 cases in that area and americans are picking it up when they

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you see kayaks. i see firefighters. hard to know which to focus on. >>> all right.hters, that's -- they're here because it is the 20th anniversary of that. it's their calendar. it's all for a very good cause which is what draws me to the story. >> absolutely. >> i am a philanthropist at heart and we'll have more in "pop news" but first i will continue to do my research. >> and while you're doing that, amy is going to bring us the news. >>> good morning, george, good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news just in from ukraine. two ukrainian fighter jets have been shot down over the eastern part of the country held by pro-russian rebels. not far from where malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot down just this week. the fate of the crews remain unclear and no word how those jets were shot down. >>> also this morning the first bodies of the malaysia crash victims arriving in the netherlands aboard military planes. as those remains arrive, the painful process of identifying the victims will begin. >>> meantime, pressure is mounting on russia to stop the flow of wea

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>> lift the kayaks up, race to the top of the stairs, carry the kayak back down. >> you're telling me about it but make them do it. >> all right. kayaks above your head! who's going to win? >> we are. >> go! >> reporter: so this is really hard. we've seen people all morning long just trying to make it up the steps. be they are carying a kayak. just two people. >> we're trying to get them to work as a team. everyone pound you lift is one less than your buddy has to lift. >> that young lady in the front of that team has come a great, great distance from when you first started training her. >> i joke that she couldn't walk when i met her. she went from 0 to 21 pull ups. she does marathons, tough mudders. >> you know that because you live with her. >> i do. that's my wife tracy. >> you want to instill that. why is that? >> i want them -- we all need instructors to help us reach our full potential. you learn a lot about yourself and people. if you can do this, maybe other things in your life that seem difficult aren't so hard. >> reporter: what you want them to do is evolve over time. you

>> i am kayaking solo from maine to guatemala.ll people i am doing that, most people say, are you completely nuts? but my favorite question was: what we want wrong in your life that led you to this? actually, what went right in my life was i joined a group of rotarians going to guatemala and i visited the garbage dumps there. >> according to non-profit organization safe package, more than 7,000 people, including 1,000 children scaveng the dump to survive earning less than $5 per day, the trash pickers are some of the poorest people in one of the poorest nations on earth. deborah first began volunteering at the school they built nine years ago. >> i smelled the methane and felt the blowing dust, saw vultures circling overhead and i talked with the parents who support their families by scavenging scavenging. i knew i had to do something to help. >> to help, deborah decided to plan this journey, raising more than $10,000 for the community and pledge to go share their stories along the way. the journey will take almost a year. deborah

and -- why this grandmother is taking a 25 hundred mile kayak trip. the chief suspect in the terror attack in benghazi is scheduled to appear before a federal judge on hearing on whether he can continue to be detained and is controversy over the handling of the terror group. >> alleged mastermind behind the attack has now been sitting in a jail cell awaiting trial. that has sparked a big debate not only on the hill but here in chicago on whether the suspected terrorists should be treated as enemy combatants or as defendants on trial. >> less than two weeks after his capture prosecutors laid out there to page in that indictment in a courtroom. he pled not guilty to conspiracy charges that could be meeting life in prison for the suspected terrorists. on the hill, outcry with the senator leading the charge. >> there has been a tendency to treat this like a law enforcement matter, read them their rights and get them a lawyer. i hope they are not doing that. the most valuable thing we can get from this is information. >> others lobbying to have him moved t

the kayaker rental company call for help with it didn't come back. the found them and rescue them. reunited yesterday. >> thank you. >> to find him alive, to get him up here to have 29 year-old kids and a mother, i was getting choked up in the helicopter i was excited it was a very successful story. >> there were wearing black jackets and stayed in their kayaks. the coast guard said that's what kept them alive. an artist in england has designed furniture that looks, feels, and even smells, like human skin. take a look. for just 25 hundred dollars, you can buy a chair that looks like a big, squishy roll of fat. don't forget the matching footstool, for 800 bucks. you can decide for yourself what *that looks like. the human *scent was achieved by adding human pheromones, and a touch of aftershave, to the fabric. i can't stop thinking about hanmbal lecter... >> what does he call her? >> clirice... we have wind up 5 mi. per hour. upper fifties to low 60s. it's cooler than average. that's the story again today. it's 57 right now in aurora. 62 at midway. 61 along the lakefront. skies are

now a few kayakers in argentina had quite a experience. they found themselves among hump back whales and they were taken for quite a ride. they lifted the kayak out of the water and later setting them down and heading o on their way. i don't know about you, i would have been pretty freaked out. >> that is unbelievable video. i don't know if they used a go-pro there. it's cool they captured this. they shaured their trip with tw million youtube viewers. what a whael tale. i had to do it. >> now last but not least, weird al is back. the satirist -- >> from the whales to weird al, he's been having fun with hit songs for decades. amish paradise is one. now he hit number one with "mandatory fun." he's been releasing daily videos of song parodies like this one called "tacky," spoofing for the song "happy." ♪ it might seem crazy with stripes and blad ♪ ♪ i instagram every meal i've had ♪ >> look at that outfit. i love it. it is so psychedelic. if you told me 30 years ago this would happen, i never would have believed it. if you told me two weeks a

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and that simple wish just broke my heart. >> walter estimates it will take her an entire year to kayakm the gulf of maine to guatemala. >>> we are continuing to follow developing news from napa county where a fire continues to threaten homes. tara moriarty just arrive add the command post and we'll have a live report coming up. >> controlling the huge number of squirrels in one berkeley park. the new plan by the city and why it has animal lovers applauding. >> good morning. right now traffic is going to be very she in some areas. we have word of a new crash westbound 580 on the altamont pass. you can see traffic is beginning to slow here. we will tell you what happens straight ahead. >> on monday it was clear skies and hot temperatures for many inland. i will tell you yesterday that fog came roaring back. temperatures dropped 15-20 degrees. there is a lot of fog today. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. celebrate the fourth with envy apples, just