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nick wallenda joins me as well. a hop, skip and a jump at the end. from sarasota, home of the flying wallendas. glad it went well for you. >> so am i. martha: how was it up there? >> you know what? there was a bit more wind than i was hoping for. i'm being told gusts up to 35 miles an hour. martha: wow. >> and a steady wind around 25 to 30 miles an hour. so a little more than i had hoped for but, all is well that ends well. here i am talking to you this morning. martha: yeah. you know i guess the biggest question i have watch you do this, how do you maintain the focus? and what do you do inside your head? what is your practice when you feel like you're losing that focus? >> you know, this is something that i've done my entire life. i started walking the wire at the age of two. i'm 34 now. for 32 years i've been walking a wire. so something that becomes very natural to me. it actually becomes dangerous at times because you can become so complacent that it is second nature. that is when something will come up to bite you. whether a gust of wind or a cab

. >> tightrope walker nick wallenda, a treat for hometown fans. for friends and neighbors later today. he will walk on a wire suspended 180 feet over u.s. highway 41. he will be working without a net or harness, but he won't be putting unsuspecting drivers at risk. part of the highway will be shut down during his walk. >>> need to move, can't get your hands on a van? not a problem in portland, oregon. people doing a move by bike. 70 people cleaned out a house using nothing but bike power, and moved it across the city, a ten-mile trip. >> the fastest move overall you can do, instead of two friends and a pickup truck hauling things in over the course of several hours, have yyou have 6 people here, everything in in a matter of minutes. >> the bikes started aing at 11:30 a.m., and they had it all wrapped up by 3:00 p.m. >> so portland, oregon. my hometown. >> so green. >> it is so portland, oregon. >> no idling truck. no fossil fuels. >>> he hit a shot worth $75,000 and was run over by lebron james at half court. we will talk live -- there he is. mich

daredevil nick wallenda, walking a thin wire over a highway in florida.e mention he was about 200 feet up at the time and not wearing a safety harness? police shut down part of u.s. 41 in sarasota as the famed tightrope walker pulled off his latest stunt. he made headlines over the summer when he walked across niagra falls. but back then he was wearing a harness. congratulations. patti ann: right now president obama is on route to las vegas. we're just days into his second term. he is pushing ahead with the explosive issue of immigration reform. just a few hours from now the president will unveil his plan to revamp the entire immigration system. but congress got a jump on him yesterday when a bipartisan group of senators laid out their own proposal. senator marco rubio spearheaded that effort and had this to say about the president's plan. >> the president sees this as opportunity to move this issue to the left, to try to outbid us on immigration. i think that speaks poorly for the future outcome of this entire endeavor. this is solving a problem. patti a

. >>> how did nick wallenda cross the road? on a wire about 250 feet suspended above it. here is the bird's-eye view. if that doesn't make you nauseous, taken from a camera hooked to his balancing pole. some 12,000 people came out to watch the death-defying stunt. no tether, no net, matt, savannah and al. pretty scary stuff. >> would he have had to have a camera on the other side of the pole to make that balanced ? >> i was wondering about that. >> natalie, thank you very much. you're back with the local forecast in. >> that's right. first we want to tell you about this cold air that's coming. we saw records broken up and down the east coast, chicago up to 63. 81 in new orleans. laredo, 94. today, big changes. we're looking at 74 for a high in charlotte, d.c., 70. cleveland will see a high of 63. behind that system, lock at this cold air. bismarck, 5 below. omaha at 21. that cold air will make its way south and east over the next 48 hours. we'll have your local forecast in a moment. first this message. ♪ [ male announcer ] let's take every drop of courage, every ounce of

that is nick wallenda keeping up his family tradition of daredevil stunts.. despite stronger than expected winds, there was no net, no safety tether, just 600 feet of pavement down below. he gave props to his legendary grandfather, karl, saying he would have made the stunt even more difficult by doing a headstand halfway through. that is quite a stunt that i shall not be replicating. >> not doing that. no pythons. no walking -- >> we're boring, apparently. >> not me. all right. we may not be able to settle the question of which state has the worst drivers but jeanne moos has the latest examples of why you might want to consider california. >> reporter: getting stuck in a traffic jam is bad enough, but how about getting stuck on an interstate because some idiots are doing doughnuts? or maybe you would be more understanding if freeway traffic came to a halt because a couple hundred bikers were helping their buddy get down on one knee to propose to his biker girlfriend. >> man, did anybody roll past and curse at you guys? >> no. >> okay. man, i would have serio

nick wallenda, he's walking across a highway in florida without a safety harness or net. how are you doing? >> gretchen: fantastic. how did you choose sarasota and highway 41? >> it's my hometown of the i was born and raised here and it's a place i love. i wanted to do something to give back to this community who has been so great to me. soy decided to approach the state and see if they would allow me to shut down our highway that goes through our town, highway 41. i'll be starting from that crane on the other side of 41, which goes up about 200 feet. i'll ride up in that basket, get off and make my way across this cable, which is about 500 feet long. then over on this side at the marina tower, again, 200 feet above the road. >> gretchen: many people are asking, who don't do this for a living. why, nick? why? >> that's an easy question. my family has been doing this for seven generations in 200 years. taas our passion. my great grandfather, carl, stead best when he said, life is on the wire and everything else is just waiting. for us and our family, that's very true. >> gr

. >>> how did nick wallenda cross the road? take a look. on a wire about 200 feet above it. here is the bird's-eye view. it's taken from a camera hooked on to his balancing pole. it may make you nauseous. some 12,000 people came out to watch the death-defying stunt. no tether, no net, matt, savannah and al. it is 7:11. >> i'm dizzy just watching it. >> he had cameras on both ends of the pole. >> mr. roker, back with more of a check on the weather. >> the west coast for our friends watching live. for the most part, not a bad day out there. tucson, 56. 34 and snow showers in salt lake. billings 34. 48 in seattle. look for a cloudy day down in san diego. temperatures of 65 degrees. eugene looking at 48 degrees. rest of the country, we are expecting to see more snow showers in the rockies. the big weather story is going to be in the east with storms up to the mid-atlantic states with windy conditions. chicago, yesterday, 63 degrees. on friday, the high of 14. ouch. that's going to leave a mark. look for snow changing to rain in northern new england. windy conditions in the north