at the end of the day, the kuala made it. i'm thankful for that.iceland. if you remember, these sheep were stranded after a storm for 19 days in the snow. people went up there to rescue al. >> that was crazy. remember what the sheep said, though? >> brrrr. >> i'm not thankful for that. >> what about you, steven, last but not least? >> you guys may not know this about me. i am willing to admit it on thanksgiving. >> how about this fi guy on the beach, pretending to be an exterminating and really just water and people freak out. >>> love my brothers and sisters. the dude dresses up like the scary internet mean slender man and totally freaks out his sister. [ yelling ]. after she realizes it's a prank, she's still not happy. she's upset. >> get out! get out! i can't have you doing this anymore. that was too much! >> i'm sure she's still not talking to him even today even for thanksgiving, she's still mad. >> no, just get away. i'm serious. >> to see what else we're thankful for, head over to our website at rightthisminute.com. >> time for our buzz wor

they go to kuala lumpur tower or kl tower, 1100 feet tall, gives you about a six, seven-second free fall. malaysian authorities were super stoked to help them out. they set up a platform for them to jump from. one of the guys sets up a short slack line, goes across the line and then bails off the 1100 feet. >> this is quite a bit more exciting than, we went snorkeling. >> they set up rope swing off the tower. check that out. >> are you kidding me? they rope swing and then drop. >> i'm so sweaty. >> i knew you would get greasy palms here. >> how do they know where they are going to end up if they are swinging. they can't control where they land. >> where do you land? there's nothing but buildings and trees. >> there's a park down there they are landing in. one guy missed. >> where are you going to land? where are you going to land? >> crash. >> deland on his back. >> he does come down pretty hard. his chute gets caught under the overhang. he's wearing a helmet. he was okay. you see him jump up and shrug it off. >> look at everybody around where he landed. where did he come from? >> they d

kuala lumpur international airport has had a low-cost carrier terminal since 2006, and next year it will open a new one, which will be the largest of its kind in the world. kansai airport has drawn on the malaysian business model in its effort to attract budget carriers from around the world. other airports around japan are also starting to respond to the growing demand for low-cost flights. naha airport in okinawa also opened an lcc terminal in october, and narita airport outside tokyo plans to have a terminal for budget carriers by 2015. >> translator: the low-cost carrier market is growing rapidly. airports are also changing to accommodate the low-cost airlines. kansai airport aims to become a key hub to tab the rising demand around asia. >> reporter: airports around japan are now competing to attract more budget carriers. kansai airport is already looking ahead and has plans to build a second low-cost carrier terminal by 2015. kozue hamamoto, nhk world, osaka. >>> japan's national tax agency says that as of narch year the country's delinquent taxpayers owed the state $17 billion. the

chikashi takaoka, nhk world, kuala lumpur. >> that's going to wrap up our bulletin from bangkok. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> a court in south korea is dealing with a delicate legal matter that involves two of its closest neighbors. it has opened a hearing to determine whether to extradite a chinese national to japan for starting a fire at the yasukuni shrine in tokyo. the site honors japan's war dead, including war criminals. tokyo police suspect 38-year-old liu qiang set fire to a gate at the shrine last december. he already served a ten-month prison term for throwing four firebombs at the japanese embassy in seoul in january. authorities in japan demanded his extradition after he finished serving time, but officials in china want liu sent home for humanitarian reasons. they say he suffers from mental illness. the chinese government helped assemble liu's defense team. liu told the seoul high court thursday he started the shrine fire because he was trying to correct the japanese government's historical views. he asked the court to send him back to china saying he would

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