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nic wallenda dares to do what no one ever has, walk across niagara fal falls. we go on the high wire. megastunt and abc news exclusive. >>> and meeting lebron. he's battling for his first nba choim. out of the spot spotlight, superstar lebron james, how the king of the court is granting one boy's wish. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. more than 72 hour hs of video are up loaded to youtube every minute. over 3 billion hour hs of video are watched every minute. lot of that seems to be pranks and dangerous stunts performed by teens gleefully avoiding that warning don't try this at home. why do they do all that and why are there so many copy cats. here is abc's john donovan. >> reporter: kids doing stunts has always been with us, but some of it very dangerous stuff indeed. but never has there been so much video of it, showing them actually doing it and making it easier for others to copy it. >> here we go! >> get ready, curtesy of youtube, mouth full of cinnamon, open wide, here it goes, and here's the brown smoke, cinnamon cloud. this time it was just the other

nic wallenda dares to do what no one ever has, walk across niagara fal falls. we go on the high wire. megastunt and abc news exclusive. >>> and meeting lebron. he's battling for his first nba choim. out of the spot spotlight, superstar lebron james, how the king of the court is granting one boy's wish. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. more than 72 hour hs of video are up loaded to youtube every minute. over 3 billion hour hs of video are watched every minute. lot of that seems to be pranks and dangerous stunts performed by teens gleefully avoiding that warning don't try this at home. why do they do all that and why are there so many copy cats. here is abc's john donovan. >> reporter: kids doing stunts has always been with us, but some of it very dangerous stuff indeed. but never has there been so much video of it, showing them actually doing it and making it easier for others to copy it. >> here we go! >> get ready, curtesy of youtube, mouth full of cinnamon, open wide, here it goes, and here's the brown smoke, cinnamon cloud. this time it was just the other

members. >> nic robertson is in belfast with us. he had shaken the hands of many unionists over the years, but in shaking the hand of queen elizabeth, i am symbolically shaking the hands of hundreds of thousands of unionists, and that is what he said, nic. how are the people you have met there reacting to this? >> very interesting, because there is a gathering at the parliament building today and a garden party for the queen and more than 20,000 people, have come to see the queen from the protestant community and the people who would have been in the past hated, and marching, and today, they said they were very happy to see the handshake, and they hope it means that the country can move forward. this is important. they recognize it was a big step for martin mcginn ess to take this step, but the there are others who say he has too much blood on his hands and he should not be forgiven and others who say he has given up on a united island and all of the justice of the victims of the i.r.a., but a majority want the step forward an they

i'm nic for "nightline" at highclere castle england. >> thanks to nick.inal news note this evening. voters in wisconsin turned out in droves to recall their governor, scott walker. abc news project that walker has defeated his democratic challenger. marking a notable republican victory and loss for big labor and the democrats. thanks for watching abc news. tomorrow we'll have a special edition of "nightline." a year-long investigation mystery of what happened when a jumbo jet vanished over the

nic wallenda calls himself the king of the high wire. abc's josh elliot is there in niagara falls to tell us about it. josh? >> reporter: diane, as you can see, it is a truly spectacular backdrop here, the niagara falls. just behind me and we are counting down just hours away, the crowd is actually started arriving early this afternoon. by the time nic wallenda start that walk on that little wire, some 130,000 people here and millions more around the globe will all be watching and holding their collective breath. >> reporter: it's one of the most death defying border crossing ever attempted in history. a highwire walk above niagara falls from new york to canada, the equivalent of four football fields. >> when you look at it, there's nothing to compare it to. the magnitude is just amazing. below, 700,000 gallons of water crash down a 200-foot drop at speeds approaching 70 miles per hour. not to mention, wallenda will be walking in pitch darkness, through mist and in winds of up to -- miles per hour. all this on a two-inch wide steal able.

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nic robertson is on the phone from tripoli. who is behind this attack?> reporter: no one has claimed responsibility yet at least according to embassy officials that we've spoken with here. there's a great deal of concern about this. they say that they asked the libyan interior ministry to provide more security around u.s. embassy facilities in the country and we heard from security forces in the capital that the city has gone on a 48-hour heightened security alert and they will be providing heightened security around all western embassies inside tripoli. there are no indications but a number of islamic groups in that area around benghazi and one camp run by al qaeda setting up a camp in libya and it's a camp here the government here is watching and not in a position to close it down right now. they are aware of this camp. it could be any number of different groups in the east of the country, carol. >> nic robertson reporting live for us from libya this morning. >>> let's turn to the jerry sandusky trial. a lawyer for one of the alleged victims says the f

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. >> hi there, nic iquinto with the american institute of contemporary german studies. so i've heard a lot of focus on the domestic repercussions of the sequestration, but coming from i guess my perspective we've had leaders and strategists from german political parties come to our institute last week, and there was some concern about, you know, funding in context of the european partnership and the transatlantic partnership, and they kind of referenced a lot of the de millization of europe by europeans themselves and also looking to the united states to pick up the slack, and meanwhile we have the united states saying we can't also spend all of that money, and that's in the -- that's in kind of the sense of the assumptions that, you know, on the one hand we can't do the sequestration, but on the other hand we also need to cut defense to some extent, so i guess what would you say the repercussions are for the transatlantic partnership in international security cooperation? >> well, i'll take that. you know, as you know, some of our key allies, i'm thinking particularly

thank you very much nic so welcome to the sports headlines here's what's coming up then there was one maria sharapova is russia's only remaining player in the french open office but lawmakers that's over was beaten in the last sixteen bytes of the saar army. time are running out the chances dwindles for double amputee oscar pistorius to make the london olympics after finishing last of the golden league meeting. hardwood hopes russia's basketball team are also seeking a spot of this summer's olympic games a podium finish a qualifying tournament in venezuela next month will see them achieve their aim. but let's start with tennis where maria sharapova is the sole russian left in the french open singles this after sputnik is nuts over went down in straight sets to italy saw lonnie the twenty six seed fail to even pick up a game in the first set of their last sixteen encounter she had better in the second but eventually went down six love at seventy five ironically who also knocked out two thousand a champion an advantage now faces germany's angela. they saw after the german beat unseeded

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what you have now is nothing but a media with opinion and a media -- i remember the death of anna nicinto reporting the news, they're into creating it. and that is very, very dangerous. because the light went on with 60 minutes. they found out the news could make money. so the bean counters came in and now the news is nothing but entertainment an that way for m three books. none of the fox nighttime people. none of the msnbc. now, fox business will put me on. i think they're another divis >> well, jesse, you're outrageous. we'll take another break and we'll come back and talk to you about your conspiracy theories of which you have many and varied and they're always fascinating to debate with y >>> i do mean special because there's no one quite like you. jesse, let's turn to your conspiracy theories in the book. some would say you would argue that they are factual assessments of issues. one of which is you called iraq and afghanistan the wars that are the first contract wars. so the government job of our troops paying them a lot more than they would pay the troops. explain what you mea

gma's robin roberts annular spencer and nic watt will take you on a royal british adventure and go liveinside buckingham palace. all of the finance coming up on gma at 7:00 this morning, -- all of the fun coming up on gma at 7:00 this morning, right after our newscast. >>> lunar eclipse the first of a one-two celestial punch this morning's eclipse was a partial one. tomorrow you will be able to capture the transit of venus when the planet passes across the face of the sun. don't look directly into the sun. the oner to deck of the space and science center will be open tomorrow and we will have pictures on the morning news. >> we hope the skies will be clearer tomorrow. >> i think so i think we'll have a partly cloudy sky we'll talk about the temperatures and everything else we see a warring trend ottawa after today. look at -- we see a warming trend. >>> oakland and san jose on time. you can see cold front and the showers marching towards north bay coast now. we've had waves of showers move through front is still out over the ocean we'll still have this nice southerly flow of humid air t

nic robertson is joining us by phone.a figure who was the spy chief for the last two years of gadhafi's world, a former libyan representative to the u.n., he's not seen as somebody who's got a lot of blood on his hands himself but by association with gadhafi. but today he was charged with crimes that could carry the death penalty. he was charged with trying to insight civil war and also for killing protesters. very serious charges. >> what do they hope to learn from him? is he one of those figures, i understand he is an intelligence figure, is he somebody they can get to pin some of the crimes on some of the others? >> reporter: the government here believes that two things, i mean one, they believe they have to get the trials going ahead. they have to show the people of libya they are making progress and there are courts of law to try people. there are 7,000 people being held awaiting trial. so that part is important for the government. but what they do hope is that you know, he will give them information on others who ar

it west bound 24 24 it is a nic and easy ride.>james: oakland a's owner will is tight-lipped about the misses to san jose. he avoided any reference to the move. he said he is optimistic about the process. >> i am a member of the baseball partnership. so i am respecting that parent. our goal is to stay in the bay area weekend. >> that the plan that oakland is proposed of interest to you. >> i notice taken a long time. will get their way and the other. we want to stay in the bay area. >>james: wolf would not talk about if there was any discussion with the giants of the dispute. >> but >>justine: talk about child identity that when we come back. >> and and i detonate identit that's for children under the aid to attend is rampant. they're destroying their credit rating even before they're old enough to have one. >>rob: things can go undiscovered for years. it a new report just published showed that identification theft of children under 5 years old grew 150%. we scanned 20,000 kids have found that 10 percent of them had somebody else

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that's when nic wallenda is expected to tight rope over the falls from the united states to canada.ying his passport. abc is broadcasting this thing. it's just ruined it, frankly. it's making him wear a tether for the first time in his dare devil career. the network executives says they will cut away if he tries to take off the tether, maybe he will. that would make good television. >> crews battling deadly western wildfires. firefighters still would have to -- what am i saying? they have to wait weeks or long tore use the big new tools he ordered. plus, a woman says somebody risked his life to pull her out of that burning car there and nearly two weeks later we're learning hot man was. hearing from the guardian angel. that's all ahead as fox reports live tonight. easy for me to say. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do.

just brought rebecca home from the hospital, she had been discharged after spending some time in the nic-u tell us what happened. >> my husband, andrew and i rushed her to the emergency room and she thought she was really, really sick, wheezing and lethargic and not eating well and she was really sick and when we took her to the emergency room they were like, it is a common cold and, definitely a common cold and, you are being neurotic and overprotective and let me get to the real emergency down the hall. >> rick: did you have any reason to doubt what they were saying? when you brought her home, did you feel like, okay. it is a common cold and she'll be okay. >> we really believed she was sick, she could barely breathe and we really believed and proceed pleaded for another test and asked them to admit her but you almost feel crazy in that situation and they said, we have seen children 20 years and we've got this. and they had a pediatric emergency room sign on their e.r., and what we later learned is there is no definition for what a pediatric emergency room is. >> rick: it turned out that

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