kite company. >> kite boarding combines the appeal of boarding, riding the waves, with the pleasures of flying through the air on the kite. >> the main thing with kite boarding is the jumping, is the hang time. everything happens up there in the air. >> kite boarders can spin, pop off stationary obstacles and get really big air. >> i like the -- how you call it, the adrenaline. i like pushing the limits. but, of course, you have also the chance of getting hurt, so it's the chances you take. >> but because he knows the risks, dimitri stresses safety. he's also a husband and father to two, cameron and olivia. he hopes to be there for them for a long time. dimitri teaches the sport and cameron is among his best pupils. >> you need to get lessons. it's a dangerous sport. there's been a lot of accidents, a lot of death, it is a dangerous sports. >> his knowledge of the dangers of kite boarding come from painful experience, none worse than one day in april of 2007. >> this day it was one of the scariest times in my life. >> it's a commercial shoot in miami, florida. dimitri's assignment, l

we just got a kite on this guy. nice to see how it all works, comes together. >> anybody else want a piece of gum, make sure we don't disrespect them? fresh breath. fresh breath 101. what do they call me? big mo. mongo is the new one now. from "blazing saddles." mo? man, where do i start with mo? mo's a good guy. when he first came from san quentin, he was able to share information with us. opening came up, he jumps on it. we brought him in. >> we know what we are doing. just going down to the lower yard and doing the usual things with the gangsters. warden wants us to pay more attention to the lower yard. we're going to have them all walk over to the industries wall. we'll pat them down. i also want names and numbers on everybody. make sure you have something to write on. anybody that catches our attention, we will find their housing and go visit their house while they are still on the yard. that will be that. >> the majority of prison crime happens on the yards. isu's surprise searches are part of an effort to pre

>> no, i haven't received any kite. >> oh, really? i wrote you a kite from the hole last night. you didn't get it? >> no. what was it about? >> it was about my situation. >> evans was attempting to conduct an orientation interview with schreiber prior to his move to general population. >> to tell you the truth, i might resort to some craziness to get what i want. >> okay. >> i mean some craziness. >> i'm just the case manager. i don't know exactly what i'm supposed to do -- >> you don't? >> -- as far as that. >> how long have you been a case manager? >> about four years. >> okay. that's quite long enough. so, anyway, that's what happens with this -- >> it's quite long enough for what? i'm kind of curious about that. >> i just thought you were brand new to the job. you acted like what am i supposed to do about you, you know? anyway, i am not assaulting you, man, i'm just checking on your credentials a little bit. >> okay. >> schreiber went on to tell evans a specific group of limon inmates had it out for him. >> they told me they were going to write all of their friends, whatever

he says he saw a big white flash, dropped the kite and saw his dad on the ground. stinging from pain, ky sprang into action. >> i was like dad, and he was like, wake up, everything. these people started running to him. >> you hear about danger of people getting struck. i never thought would it happen to me. >> and this is just amazing they both survived. to celebrate both intend to go out to do kite surfing. >> there is the bay area home to the oldest bottle nosed dolphin. he's settling in in vallejo, living with four females there. the hope is that he will fire a calf. and this average life expect tans gee 25 years in captivity. at 48 he's come a long way. >> very distinguished. >> yes. >> still to come a's fans getting ready for playoffs. lines as first tickets go on sale. >> and michael finney with a way to box up belongings without the wait. >> and a solution to food addiction. inside a book promising to make a difference in the battle of the bulge. >> on to the bay there is a trickle of coastal fog moving through golden gate. what skies will greet us tomorrow?

. >> the author of the kite runner shares a reaction on the first >>> the author of the book "kite runner" is saddened by the taliban shooting of a 14-year-old pakistani school girl. he sees the same taliban hostility against women and girls in his homeland. the taliban came to a school attacking her on a bus with a bullet to the head. >> this young lady's crime was to basically blog about her desire for freed free education and criticism of the taliban imposing their will and trying to prevent young girls from being educated we've seen a troshus acts committed against young girls who want nothing more than just to go to school and enjoy the same rights as anyone around the world. >> vigils are being held as she fights for her life. the united nations announced a day of the girl child today and condemned the attack on her. >> a study shows a risk of suffering a stroke is increasing in younger adults. researchers found the rate of strokes in people ages 20-54 jumped almost 50% over 10 years pointing to greater risk factors like smoking, diabetes and hypertension. these findings are pubbish

no, it kites its way around. it can kite up to two blocks away. be aware of that, got your helmet on. types of hazard, you have above ground, ground and below ground. what's an above ground hazard? glass, wires, falling objects. some of the ground level hazards are glass. what's bad about uneven surfaces that are slippery? we already talked about that. you fall, you're going to hurt yourself. is water a bad thing to have? water seeks its own level, there's a hole, covering up the hole. you could be walking and all of a sudden down into a hole, correct? or a basement. water has weight to it, can cause damage to buildings, cause buildings to collapse. and it doesn't mix very well with electricity. below ground hazards, if you come up and you see a leak and the water is pouring out of a building, you know how to control it or try to control it? sure, you go right up to that utility shut off, turn it off. basements are bad places to be. there's usually only one way out and that's the way you went in. if that's compromised, you are in big trouble. forc

the only people swimming are kite surfers and they are loving this. these are the kind of days they have been waiting for. it gives them the kind of conditions they want to be in. of course, these waves cause a lot of problems. we have piers that have been closed down because the waves are crashing into the pier and creating dangerous conditions for anybody to be standing out there. a couple of piers closed down. we have schools closed for today and tomorrow, so some closures. luckily, it doesn't look like we'll have any severe weather, really, just tropical storm force winds. down in florida, we're used to that. these guys are loving it. back to you. >>> that familiar look of an approaching hurricane. if we take a look, you can see large powerful hurricanes category two strength. the distance is huge from the leading edge of this. from the center of the storm just a few hundred miles. the big concern with sandy is not so much what she will do to florida. it would be a windy weekend. what we would look for over the next 72 hours is the movement of san

i dropped my kite. i looked over and saw him on the ground. >> reporter: bystanders began sprinting. >> his eyes were open. he was foaming from his mouth. and i didn't look at him anymore because i was scared. >> is he breathing? he's turning purple. >> reporter: the father and son pair had been kite surfing near st. augustine, florida, when lightning strike hit out of the blue. he had also been hit, stinging from pain, kai sprung into action. >> dad, like, wake up and everything. and these people started running to him. >> anybody know cpr? >> tell them they need to do at least 100 compressions per minute. >> reporter: an ambulance arrived just minutes later. but he was in critical condition. >> they're putting i.v.s in him. >> reporter: those billion volts burned his skin. second-degree burns. but after a night in the icu, he survived. >> i'm feeling very thankful. i know, it could have been bad. >> reporter: and to celebrate, the duo intends to go right back out to kite surf. for "good morning americ

the only people are kite surfers and they are loving this. these are the kind of days that they have been waiting for all year long and really having a hurricane go right by us gives them the kind of conditions they want to be out of. there are piers in boynton beach. it's creating dangerous conditions. we have schools closed for today and tomorrow. so some closures, but it doesn't look look we'll have any severe weather. down here in florida, we are used to that but, of course, these guys are loving it. back to you. >> you see they are feeling the effects, but we are bracing it. >> our coverage continues. roosevelt leftwich joins us with more on what bge is doing to prepare. >> reporter: if there's anything to like about the storm, it's the fact it will give you plenty of time to prepare. they suggested you do the same. depending on where hurricane sandy hits, it could give us rain or huge trees and power lines down. thousands were left without power back in the summer. bge is preparing for hundreds or thousands of outages. they're getting r

the team has done this maneuver several times before, but this time, kite him off guard. >> the sailors knew something was terribly wrong when the back of the boat. >> the team tactician says the wind was blowing one way at 25 knotts and the current was going in the opposite direction. as they turned, the boat did a pitch pole. >> that's when the capsizes occur. >> at first, it didn't look that bad, most of the boat was still out of the water and in tact, as crews clung to the upside down poll. the wing, which stood 13 story st tall was under water. the waves snapped off the wing and chopped it into pieces. the hole got thrashed, at least seven miles out to see. >> i'm not sure what went wrong to be honest. we'll have to review the video. >> all of a sudden, it started to go over. did a pitch pole and wound up upside down. >> witnesses saw the flip, including the sailing team. >> there was a big commotion in the club. everyone was riled up. >> this was the team's eighth day practicing on the bay. the day had the strongest of the year. this is the first time a major incident happened wit

no tebow jewelry, no tebow clocks, no tebow apes, no tebow sneakers be no tebow pencils, no tebow kites, no tebow skateboards and definitely no tebow painty hose. nothing tebow for sale unless tebow decide to sell it. >> people can still tebow if they want. they can do it as a mass audience or one on one. they can use the term. the media can use the term. "is the night live" can still parody him and he doesn't have any rights to block that. >> reporter: at least two companies tried to market tebow paraphernalia last year. tebow's lawyer stopped them. but the tebow mania buzz seemed to have died, maybe because he's no longer a starting nfl quarterback, jut a sub. >> jarvis: coming up, along came a spider, a 60-year celebration of "charlotte's web." >> jarvis: finally tonight it was 60 years ago this week that writer e.b. white introduced young leaders to charlotte, the spider in his classic, "charlotte's web." elaine quijano takes a look at this tale of loyalty and friendship and the painful realities of life and death. >> reporter: e.b. white's classic, "charlotte's web," has sold milli

like a kite.ank of the string, a parachute, and off you go. >> if it looks familiar, it's another one of devin graham's awesome videos. a regular contributor. from utah joining us, devin did you fly? i've got to know? >> i did fly. the aerials you see me actually flying and i'm completely terrified of heights and i'm in a teeny kind of a car contraption. when i say i'm terrified of heights, you don't realize what that means. >> how did you find out about these guys and end up with them filming this video? >> people see the videos i make. they contact me. we love your stuff. we would love for to you make a video. we'll pay for your expense, kind of a new sport been around 10, 15 years. parabatix, kind of a new theme, started within, i don't know, five, six year, the pile jons and the port is getting bigger and bigger, d the biggest air festival in the world, thought about it. people from around the world were there. those were the people filming. best people at the sport. >> now that you know how t

my kite wasn't moving. >> at one point he completely disappears.e does flip back up, out of his kyack and steve fisher shortly thereafter comes to the rescue. you see steve pop up in another kyack in the left of your screen in the yellow one. steve was right there and the kayaker keeping his fingers crossed he would come to the rescue. >> it's the halloween sugar skull makeup video. >> next level costume right there. >> see how it's done next "right this minute." and still to come -- >> race car drivers getting a little lesson in how to fly fast. >> yeah. they're going for rides in fa-18 jets in a simulated dog fight. >> see what happens in the air, next. >>> and nat-geo has done it again. incredible video of a sea lion taken on the octopus. >> she wanted calamari for lunch so she bit off one of some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. save up to 15% on an ikea kitchen. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses

. >> it brings back a lot of memories, especially when you're a child flying kites.> every year is different. i can't -- it's just mind boggling. >> it's amazing how much hat grown and how everybody just comes to albuquerque and it's just -- i can't describe it. >> over 600 balloons filled the skies over new mexico for this festival this year. if you're a regular channel 9 viewer you have no doubt seen the banners across the top of your tv screen and 30-second commercials telling you about the possibility that wusa may not be available to dish tv subscribers starting monday. gan note, our parent -- gannett, our parent company, is in negotiations with dish. to be clear, negotiations are still underway. wusa and gannett are committed to continuing those negotiations. dish issued a statement saying the issues involve use of the company's commercial skipping technology found on the dvr systems that it provides. the complete statement of wusa and gannett's position can be found at wusa9.com. there is some good news in all this. wusa is available over the air oner of rye

. * and they come in like a little kite. by the time the class is ended, they're opened up like a blossom. and it's such a joy to see that happen, for them to get the resources and the information that they need to take care of their loved one. and a lot of times, la vonne, come on, let's go. she would say to mement we work great as a team together and i just want to say thank you. i also want to say thank you to my family and friends, and also to my office staff that's here. i work for [speaker not understood] and i want to thank them for their support. [cheering and applauding] >>> you're making our supervisor famous today. (applause) >>> can i get your autograph? >> thank you, supervisor cohen. our next presentation will be by our district 7 colleague, supervisor sean elsbernd. >> thank you, mr. president. my honoree today is mr. fred martin. fred, if you'd like to come forward. fred is a long-time resident of district 7, right there in the heart of the district [speaker not understood]. to be quite honest, to be quite fr

gov romney i'm glad that you agree that we had success in going after al kited but i have to tell you that your strategy previously has been one that has been all over the map. >> my strategy has been pretty straightforward which is to go after the bad guys to interrupt and kill them but the key that we will have to pursue is a pathway to get the muslim world to reject extremism on its own. just a few weeks ago you indicated we should still have troops in iraq. and coming up a complete political analysis from paul lisneck. more than 15,000 cast their ballots. he has been politically mia for months. he did pull his name off of the ballot for the next election. just moments ago at o'hare airport, we are speaking with both of them. let me tell you he was looking good, he had liked moments then he had very serious moments. >> the congressmen just back from washington a 19 minuteat a 90 minute meeting. this accusation is a ludicrous. it was not only disrespectful, he had no basis in the truth. voters have not heard from jackson since back in june until a robotic call to constituents over t

you can see daring kite surfers took advantage of huge waves there yesterday. the governor already declaring a disaster emergency in rhode island. mandatory evacuations for a lot of beach communities started last night and will continue into the morning. >> people along the coast aren't just feeling the effects of sandy in their homes. making ways inside buildings as well. our own wendy rieger reporting from rehoboth beach. >> this is the part of the bathroom, and we thought it was because of a wind tunnel we create, but we closed all the doors. this is like the exorcist here. we're on the second floor. there are three other floors above us. so it's not like -- oh, my god. it's not like this is the roof. so there you go. sandy has arrived in the bathroom of our hotel room. now, how do we get her out of here? >> i would be scared. >> i'm not sure if she was scared or just fascinated. >> or both. and clearly, she's not getting any sleep. with that kind going on. >> have to check and see how they're doing with that situation now. >> 4:51. time for weather and traf

good kite flying weather if you're not going to the redskins game or watching it or some of the other great things to do around time. temperatures upper 50s, a far cry from your sub freezing starts. so rain chances for now are primarily well off to our north, and they're moving away from us. there is a very large cyclone out here across the midwest and a severe weather threat from cincinnati to nashville. so watch out for a chance of severe weather, and that threat will be just down to our south tomorrow, and there may be an opportunity for one or two thunderstorms here tomorrow afternoon. look at how mild it is, columbus, ohio, predawn temperature, 65 degrees. the flood gates are open here as the warm and humid air comes rushing in here. it will be even more mild tomorrow. we're stopped we're at 12:30. between noon and sun down tomorrow is the best chance of seeing any thunderstorms around here. most of us will have rain showers, but there will be a chance for a rumble or two of thunder. so increasing clouds, but breezy and mild. temperatures well into the 70s today. a mild night ton

. >> by kiting taxes, with the big tax cut? >> those are yours, not mine. >> thank you very much, sir. >> that was kind of strange. >> yeah take off that microphone. good luck trying that with joe biden on thursday. >>> plus big bird is still flying high and there are signs now that the great yellow friend is getting under mitt romney's skin. >>> and the inside story of the family intervention inside the romney campaign. it's a real shocker, and it really happened. you're watches "politics nation" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] how do you make america's favorite recipes? just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. go to campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. [ ryan ] it doesn't get any better than endless shrimp at red lobster. you can mix and match all day! [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's endless shrimp just $14.99! try as much as you like any way you like! like parmesan crusted shrimp. hurry in, off

some daring kite surfers took advantage of the big waves yesterday. the governor has already declared a disaster emergency in rhode island. starting this morning, mandatory evaluations will be issued for some coastal areas. >>> people along the coast aren't just feeling the effects of sandy in their homes. they're making their way outside buildings as well. wendy rieger reporting live from rehoboth beach, got a visit from inside her hotel room. >> this is what' >> reporter: this is what's happening. we thought it was because of the wind tunnel we created with the doors open here. but now we closed all the doors, and it's like the exorcist in here. and there are two floors above us. so it's not like this is the roof. so there you go. sandy has arrived in the bathroom of our hotel room. now how do we get her out of here? >> hope she gets out soon. that would scare me. >> plastic. try to tape that up if they can. >> oh, my goodness. >>> we want to go to the phone. lucille bell from montgomery county government. if i'm not mistaken, you're going to be ope

this we look through all their books, all their paperwork, see if we can't find any snitch notes, kites, anything like that. definitely we get a lot of our information. >> sometimes they like to hide them in the bible. they will stick them in the middle usually right in here. >> officials find no other escape paraphernalia in the cell. >> right now he is pinning a class "b" conduct report for possession of escape paraphernalia for what was found in his cell last night. >> without knowing his intentions you don't know if it's an arts an crafts issue or in two weeks from now could we be looking for him on the streets and this laying in his bed. >> coming up -- >> if you make the wrong choice, it has consequences. >> one of the most infamous inmates in indiana tries to start i new life at wabash. and later -- the investigation takes a surprising turn. >> you can't never take anything that appears innocent at face value. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe sta

. >> why are they running around the country kiting us in half saying these bums.eir votes? >> because they believe that half the country doesn't matter. they don't get that the percentage of americans that they are dismissing and calling victims and government dependence are our veterans or 20 million seniors who paid into medicare and social security their whole lives and now deserve to have that safety net in place for them. or college students like those that go here to the university of denver who need to make sure that they can go to college and afford it and have a student loan interest rate that's low enough for them to be able to pay back their loans. >> let's talk sheer politic, the elite ruling of the world. why, joy, does a politician trying to get 51%, as romney has been saying for months, all i need is 51, why would you write off 47? that gives you three to play with? because you only have 2% of the 52 that you're working on. that's kind of strange for a politician. >> and chris, therein lies -- i'm glad you played both of those tapes. therein lies th

now, you kite a study. there is six other studies that looked at the study you described and say it's completely wrong. >> the president based his assertion about a $2,000 tax increase on a study by the tax policy center which had exempted some tax deductions from any cuts in its analysis. then it concluded the plan could only be deficit neutral with a tax hike on the middle class and obama ads are hammering away. >> why won't obama level with us about the tax plans. >> the tax policy center, however, later changed its assessment. it said if romney put all deductions on the chopping block, then, quote, there is no reason why that full reform proposal would have to raise taxes on middle class households. and a tax policy center scholar objected to the way the obama campaign used their research, saying, quote, i don't interpret this as evidence that governor romney wants to increase taxes on the middle class in order to cut taxes for the rich as an obama campaign ad claims. rather than go through the tax code

they use what they call kites, which are messages tied to string and cast out like fishing lures. >> 24 hours to set in this cell without communication, without contact from any other humans besides officers. a tree, when is the last time i saw a tree? oh, man, years, it's been years. years. it's been years since i saw a tree. >> i don't live under any great idea that we're gonna cure everybody, because that isn't true. sometimes the only goal we can have is to control the person's behavior as much as we can so they don't hurt themselves and don't hurt other people. >>> next on "lockup" -- integrating the mentally ill into general prison population. >> announcer: meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card, and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard-earned money. now meet jack. after 40 years, he finally saved enough to enjoy retirement. angie, the waitress at jack's favorite diner, is also enjoying his retirement. with just a little information she's opened up a credit line, draining the equity in jack's

you, it is upon you to be a little more aggressive without seeming like you are, you know, high as a kitethey pull that off, i do not know. the pressure is on the president. this is where all the debates have been built much like this duty studio audience. he has had 100 such venues. the president under a dozen. you did the math. that is a lot of practice. connell: watch neil tonight. on fox business.com you are doing a survey where people can wait in. neil: it is an online survey for people to respond what they think about what they have seen and heard. it is scientific as much is it is an immediate reaction. between this and all the tweeting we will have going back and forth, we will be high tech up that yang yang. connell: thank you. we all know how painful that can be. dagen: no we don't. [laughter] connell: election 2012 neil cavuto 8:00 o'clock live tonight on the fox business network. dagen: i am not high tech up again yang, thank you very much. [laughter] connell: we now have jeff flock. jeff: i am looking at pigs this morning. they are eating like, well, like pigs. when they get

perot met the kite -- the criteria. >> as for the three formats, the table for the two candidates, looking at each other. the podium style. how to each of those formats -- two candidates in different ways? >> it relates to the citizen asking the question. it is different and it carries a special appeal. it is a different dynamic between questioner and candidate when it is a citizen asking as opposed to the professional journalists. we think it is a positive part of the max. the traditional podium debate has been all in the past. what you saw in the vice presidential debate, which is what you will see in the third presidential debate, is the candidates seated with the moderator. it gets away from the somewhat stiff distance between the candidates when they are standing behind podiums. we think the seated model with the candidates sitting with an talking with the moderator is a particularly good mechanism for getting the conversation going. >> you have had a front row seat to all these organizations since 1998. what is your perspective about how the process of debates has changed over the ye

either we do it in a twha way ts more risky for us or it has kite rawl dama collateral damage. end of the day, think the administration is doing the right thing. when other nations start doing it, that's when we worry. if the russians use drones -- >> it is a tough issue. it may come up monday night, foreign policy debate, boca raton, florida. syria, libya, all the different issues percolating foreign policy wise. what is the one, one question that the presidential candidates need to answer monday night. >> i think probably the single most important one that they have to confront, which the next president will confront is what are you going to do about iran because they have both drawn pretty bright lines and said we will not allow it to acquire nuclear weapon, but, fine. if they continue to enrich, what is the negotiated path? we understand what the military path is, what are you willing to put on the table, put it another way, any negotiation, the other guy has to get something as well. what are you willing to gift iranians. we know the stick. what is the carrot? >> iran, def

winds from hurricane sandy yesterday but a few people decided to take advantage of the winds and went kitey officials are warning of coastal flooding and power outages but have not issued mandatory evacuations. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tony pann. >> i heard a rumor that ava marie will be doing that in ocean city next hour. that's a good reason to stay tuned. ava marie, wind surfing in ocean city. not. that's not going to happen. things are quiet, 59 at the airport, 57 in randallstown, 59 in parkton. winds are beginning to pick up a little bit. we had a gust of 15 downtown, 29 at ocean city. winds at the beach will gust over 30 miles per hour but it won't be that bad around baltimore with winds around 10 and 20 miles per hour today but heavy rain on the radar already. this is outer bands from sandy, heavy rain across the delaware-maryland line on the eastern shore. sprinkles around baltimore right now but that rain band will shift west as we go through the day today. here's the latest satellite imagery on the storm, a healthy storm, banding features, sustained winds