nik wallenda seems relatively calm. he told me that he actually had been losing some sleep thinking about going way up there and walking as you noted 400 feet up. but last night he said he slept great. 10:15, went to sleep. woke up this morning ready to go. one question is the weather. it looks like the skies are clear. but we did have some rain come through here. the humidity is 90% right now. so the metal up there may actually have some droplets on there which could make it slippery. nik says he plans to climb out of the cabpsule wearing the slippers had his mother made for him. but if it's wet he'll go in his socks. >> why don't you go ahead of him and dry it. >> one of the sham wows. >> all right, kerry. thank you. a nik in a bit. >>> meantime dylan is covering the orange room for carson. >> good morning. and we are talking about nik wallenda. of course the anticipation is building online for us everywhere. you can join the conversation using #walk the wheel. we want to hear from you before, during after. every seco

hey, nik. what's next?uge events right now. stuff all over the world. hopefully the two tallest twin towers in malaysia. i'm working on stuff over in england, hopefully something in london really soon. stuff in abu dhabi. worldwide stuff. >> we look forward to it. you always amaze us, nik. it's incredible how calm you stay during all of this. thanks for sharing with us live. all right? >> thanks so much, guys. >> and we're going to see him live on the plaza tomorrow on "today." we'll get to congratulate him in person. >> all right. >>> meantime, savannah is getting set for an adventure of her own. not quite walking on the orlando eye, but she's heading to australia for our special "mom i love you because" week leading up to mother's day. she'll be live in sydney on monday with her mom, and before she leaves we asked a few of australia's famous faces to give us a bit of advice. >> hey, savannah. how you doing? i know you're going to australia soon. part of the reason for doing that is to take your mom on a p

here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: nik wallenda is a darede nik, thumbs up?ight. >> let's do it. >> reporter: a modern-day showman who knows risking his life on live national television is our hold your breath theater. >> nik is now at the halfway point. >> reporter: with walks across the grand ca. niagara falls. and between chicago's skyscrapers, he's set guinness but nik wallenda's next stunt won't involve a wire at all. when this florida native saw an observation deck called the orlando eye under construction as he explained to matt here on "today" nik furnitured to his three kids with this thought. >> i said i wonder if that's something i'll be able to walk on one day. >> reporter: who would expect less from a seventh generation member of the famed flying wallendas. >> normally i use a balancing pole when i walk. well for this particular walk i won't be able to use a balancing pole. >> reporter: nik will now walk on a beam only six inches wide. 400 feet up where gusty winds could make the dangerous stunt potentially deadly. >> very unique and of course ad

here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: nik wallenda is a darede nik, thumbs up?porter: a modern day showman who knows risking his life on television is our hold your breath theater, with walks across the grand canyon, niagara falls and between chicago skyscrapers he set world records. but nick's next stunt won't involve a wire at all. on the orlando eye under construction as he explained to matt here on today, nick turned to his three kids with this thought. >> i said i wonder if that's something i'll be able to walk on some day. normally i use a balancing pole when i walk. for this particular walk i won't be able to use a balancing pole. >> reporter: nick will now walk on a beam only six inches wide 400 feet up where gusty wind could make the dangerous stunt potentially deadly. >> very unique and of course asked more risk and danger. now a machine is going to be in control. >> reporter: from down below for most the orlando eye is -- >> huge gigantic. >> reporter: for nick it's the perfect place to stake a stroll. for today, kerry sanders, nbc news. >> you can se

we're talk to nik in a moment.without a safety net. but for his latest stunt he's ditching the wire and balancing pole. fresh off his dizzying walk on the discovery channel skyscraper live event, wallenda has his sights set on the orlando eye. >> i thought this was a very cool unique opportunity. >> reporter: a walk on the brand new giant wheel as it turns. meaning he can't pause for very long to balance and won't have a pole to keep him steady. >> no way i can use a balancing pole. this is the first public walk without a pole. >> reporter: a structure 400 feet tall the orlando eye hopes to one day be as famous as its jolly counterpart across the pond. nick will exit a pod and walk along. while concentration might not be an issue. >> not hard to focus when you're up 400 feet without safety devices. >> reporter: the weather might be. >> the weather changes at the tip of a hat. i expect it to be damp or moist. it's just something i'. >> reporter: so how will the man who's conquered the grand canyon and niagara falls

nik and john thanks so much.his morning. >> thank you. >> as nik said the stunt will be live on "today" this wednesday. don't miss it. nik is extraordinary and he does the wildest things and always succeeds. we'll catch it on the "today" show. >>> coming up on "the rundown," a live look inside baltimore. a church there where funeral services will be held for freddie gray the man who died from a spinal cord injury. thousands of people are starting to gather there. the latest on that. >>> plus history in the making today at the justice department. loretta lynch is swearing in as attorney general about an hour from now. those stories and a whole lot more on today's edition of "the rundown". when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! he's a selling machine! put

so what is daredevil nik wallenda planning for an encore? we'll talk to him live. >>> plus 65 and pregnant. the mother of 13 about to give birth to quadruplets speaking out this morning. we'll talk to her. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, the runner who just lost a race in the most impossible way. >>> plus jordan spieth comes to studio 1a. matt's excited. but first your local news. >>> i'm sam fwrok. happening today, san pablo police officer kenneth white is due back in court. san francisco police arrested him last week accused of buying heroin and cocaine from a dealer in the south of market area. police say he did it with an unidentified 2-year-old girl sitting in his car. white pleaded not guilty to drug weapons, and child neglect charges. >>> meantime crews need a few more days to clean up a cement spill. last week they accidentally dumped 12 truckloads of cement into. >> enecho creek. this happened when cement pour fred an open valve inside a pipe. crews were just trying to fill. >>> east bay water customers may soon fac

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. >>> plus the next stunt on daredevil nik wallenda's to do list that will pose a totally new challenge. >>> unexpected fines. that's what an environmental group says new jersey shorelines are famous for. in addition to seashells they may have encountered a whoop pea cushion, parking meter or stun gun. these items were picked up last year. the most common form of trash not as exciting but pieces of plastic. >>> room service for a fee. that's a test that two cruise lines are trying out now. carnival cruise line is testing out an extended list. until now room service on carnival ships has been free. carnival said the menu could spread to more ships if it's a success. >>> daredevil nik wallenda has walked across everything from skyscrapers to the grand canyon. next he'll take on this the orlando eye. it's a 400 foot spinning observation wheel. all of his stuntsz until now have been done on a wire using the balling pole. the eye will be much different and presents a bigger challenge. >> this rim, i'll begin to walk on that rim and the eye will begin to spin. i'll walk from there past a seri

daredevil nik wallenda has his sights set on a new challenge. next walk on the wild side will be a huge challenge. >>> daredevil nik wallenda walked from skyscrapers to the grand canyon. now he will take on the orlando eye. it's a wheel that opens to the public next month. all his stunts until now have been done on a wire using a balancing pole. he said the eye is much different and presents a huge challenge. >> see this rim here. i'll actually begin to walk on that rim. and the eye will begin to spin. i will walk from there past a series of cars to another car which is where i will climb back in and that's where i am have my champagne. >> the walk happens on april 29th. >>> nbc 10 has this digital exclusive. aaron the german shepherd served in the police department eight years to protect the community. now he's the one that needs help. he ran into a number of medical issues racking up thousands of dollars in medical bills. a a local organization dedicated to helping service dogs is rallying support behind him. tap on the nbc 10 app to find out

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>> nik wallenda. >> nik wallenda.e's right over there. >> what kind of high wire are we going to get here. >> discovery made a big bet internationally? euro sports. sports. >> huge number. >> thank you for coming in. we have to talk about live sports because he has a new thing going on with the nfl. >> which is on the way out because of concussions. anyway, right? kids aren't playing anymore. parents won't let them. big decline. ex >> watch the ratings tonight. all the people that tune into the draft. >> if the house is not burning it's not a story. a segment not for the faint of heart. daredevil nik wallenda will join us on set. he's just back from his latest high wire act. walking the 400 foot orlando eye observation wheel. stay tuned we'll be right back. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't.

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we'll nik test, field test to see fit comes back positive.ve them for different types, heroin, methamphetamines, marijuana. if it's positive it's going to turn bright yellow. it's not turning any colors. it's negative. it's not heroin. >> number one is information gathering. we read mail. we talk to the inmates. we talk to staff. listen to phone calls. they talk by the on the telephones and in the mail and they'll schedule a date which they come to visit. so we wait for them, when they come in, serve them the search warrant. >> most of the time females bringing in drugs, so myself and my partner perform unclothed body search and usually recover the drugs. when we get it it's usually like this. in a balloon, packaged up in bundles, sometime large like this, sometimes they're in small ones. they may mix it up in a package of peanut m & ms so it looks like it's peanut m & ms but he's really swallowing dope. >> it gets smaller every year, which shows we're doing a really good job over here. >> most of the drugs getting into corcoran arrive throug

nik wallenda walked across the 400 foot tall ferris wheel on the "today" show. lots of people on twitter are talking about that walk right now. we read as many tweets as we could. lots said "congratulations." many others were underwhelm . >>> competition for clinton. vermont senator expected to announce tomorrow he will run for president. clinton still dominates the polls but sanders could draw some attention. the attention of voters who don't think hillary clinton will be progressive enough. this morning, sanders was in in an op-ed in an iowa newspaper calling for an exespansion of social security. sanders is a colorful character by washington standards. he calls himself a democrat socialist, a fact not lost on president obama. here is president obama's one liner from sanders at saturday's white house correspondents' dinner. >> bernie is an interesting guy. apparently some folks really want to see a pot-smoking socialist in the white house. we could get a third obama term after all. >> sanders currently polling at about 8% right now. >>> in the next half hour w

nik wallenda death defying. my goodness. >> i get nervous looking at that. >> right. >> we'll see you in ten minutes. >> i don't have the stomach for this anymore. >> no pass the blood pressure medicine. >> all right, guys. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> cloudy start and rain is moving into the area. philadelphia seeing clouds overhead. the first rain drops are starting to fall in parts of the city. philadelphia international reporting 62 degrees. that's 17 degrees warmer than yesterday. this is a very light rain in delaware. the stadium in wilmington home of the blue rocks will get light rain in the morning and into the afternoon. there you can see wilmington with a steadier rain into delaware county. light rainfall for philadelphia. the steadier rain is farther to the south and east in parts of camden and gloucester county moving into burlington county and north and west where we've seen the steady rain since first thing this morning. rainfall just starting in cape

. >>> fearless daredevil nik wallenda gets ready to dazzle the world again.t he's planning to do >>> stunt man nik wallenda is at it again. >> he just get better and better and crazier and crazier. he's going to attempt to walk on the top of a giant observation wheel in orlando. he's going to shuffle along the soon to be unveiled orlando eye while it is moving with no tether some 400 feet in the air. take a listen as he describes his training. >> i've been training to walk at a steady pace, not stopping. normally i stop, slow down, and control that but i've actually been pacing on our practice wire in my parents' backyard, in sarasota where we live. i've been pacing myself and walking in a fluid motion so i know i can keep going. >> he has no net no security, nothing. >> he's been meditating, visualizing the walk over and over. >> that's in addition to all the physical training he's going through right now. >>> this might be one of the most extraordinary pieces of video captured during the riots yesterday. that mom knocking her boy upside the head. what socia

nik we'll be watching with our fingers crossed to say the least. whoo.mistaken trash to prized treasures tonight's episode of "strange inheritance" features valuable inheritances nearly tossed in the garbage. in the first episode jamie colby meets a family who nearly threw out a old box of nearly centuries old baseball cards. starts 9:00 p.m. eastern, only on fox business. >>> it is freezing cold with eye watering dust storms but harsh conditions are not enough to stop thousands of people trying for a one-way ticket to mars! we'll ask one finalist why she is sold on the idea. >>> plus the president works the crowd at the annual gatherings of the who's in washington and the media. he took a jab at one of the biggest contenders for his job. >> for many americans this is still a time of deep uncertainty. for example, i have one friend just a few weeks ago, she was making millions of dollars a year and she is now living out of a van in iowa. [laughing] good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the comp

11:00 a death-defying walk 400 feet above ground the latest feat conquered by celebrated daredevil nik wallenda. >>> well-known daredevil has set another world record. nik wallenda completed a balancing act that he's never done before this morning, successfully completing a 4-minute walk on the rim of the spinning orlando eye, that's a 400-foot observation wheel in florida. it aired live exclusively on the "today" show. wallenda was not only able to walk but also talked with the anchors as he accomplished the goal. despite the fact that it was windy and wet. he also walked on a tightrope over niagara falls and the grand canyon. we watched those as well. >> makes my hands sweat watching it on tape. >>> you can watch the giants beat the rival dodgers tonight right here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 7:00 right after our 6:00 news cast. >>> a widow's crewsusade results in changes for workers. >> it's sad because i can imagine him fighting for his life. >>> would you call 911 even if you might get fired? the national changes prompted by our investigative reports. mack asooeb. mack

daredevil nik wallenda is gearing up for his next death defying stunt. he's going to do it live on television. he's preparing to take on a structure called the orlando eye. it goes 400 feet into the air. we've shown you this. unlike his past stunts there's no wire, no balancing pole. the ride will control how fast he can walk. wallenda will perform his latest act. you can watch it live at 10:00 during the "today" show. >>> penn state abington and abington school district will honor the memorial field. they'll break the finish line ribbon on the track to signify the completion of the upgrade. students from both the college and the school district will share use of those fields. >>> the city of coatsville will celebrate its 100th anniversary today. the 100th inaugural event will happen today. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> chilly start this morning. 47 degrees here at "nbc 10." time is 4:26. looks like the lights are on and everybody's home. >> i think everybody -- >> jessica boyington, do you concur? >> i feel like everybody is home if you

what nik wallenda did today that he has never done before. >>> when you can see your stars from abc performeir official tour comes to the bay area. >>> for the man who seemingly has no fear of heights, any wallenda walked across the top of the orlando eye as it was spinning. he walked between four capsules this morning. this was his first public stunt without the use of a balancing pole. what will he do next? just when you think he topped himself. >> don't anybody try this yourself. >>> mike no high wire balancing for you, right? even though you are up on the roof there. >> we are about three stories up i'll keep the railing between me and the ground below. >> you do that. >> the temperatures will be high inland and make you want to two here. check out santa cruz. this looks inviting. it's one of our ferries is leaving. yesterday, what a dramatic tumble of temperatures, up to 17 degrees but it's one and done. today we will be one to six degrees warmer than yesterday and that is small compared to the surge tomorrow. the sea breeze will hold the temperatures in check today. but the winds will

. >> daredevil nik wallenda is gearing up for his next death defying stunt.course he's going to do it on live television. there will be no wire no balancing pole. this time wallenda is going to take on the atlantic eye. it's 400 feet tall. wallenda will perform the stunt this wednesday. you can watch it live right here on "nbc 10" during the "today" show. should be interesting joompt. >> colleges closing. we'll tell you about a decision that will fakt thousands of students across the country. plus -- >> the search continues for several missing boaters who were caught in a storm. ahead in our next half hour why the crews say they are losing hope of finding anyone alive. >>> and we are counting down to the blue cross broad street run. we're now less than a week away from the 36th annual race. bill just showed us the forecast is looking great for it. "nbc 10" is partnering with independence blue cross and parks and recreation to broadcast the entire race from start to finish. first time it's ever been done. before the race watch our live race special called read

. >>> daredevil nik wallenda let's talk about him. he'll push his limits later this morning. wallenda will be walking on top of a 400 foot observation eye in florida. you can watch that live during the "today" show right here on "nbc 10." >> he crossed the grand canyon so this will be nothing. >> thislike likewill be a walk in the park. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news" starts right now. >> "nbc 10" breaking news. >>> we are following breaking news in the bustleton section of philadelphia where a police officer was hurt in a crash. we are live on the scene. >> calm after the curfew. it's been one hour since the curfew ended in baltimore. it's quiet out there. stark contrast from monday night's violence. >> put your kota waycoat away. pull out the shorts. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it is absolutely glorious out there. let's get to "nbc 10" meteorologist bill henley with the forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, vai. a little cool but this afternoon a different story. bright sunshine and a quick warmup today. th

as nik wallenda climbed out of one of the 30 capsules taking his play in the paper. >> it's amazing.evable. he's up there. zpl. >> reporter: he was inside up with of these cap suls almost all the way to the top like we are, climbed out, and then look that. you can see one of the baems that he walked along. we're told it's only about six inches wide. while the beam looked a few inches wider than six, the walk made wallenda feel like a champ. >> you feel like you're the king of the world. it's amazing to stand up there. >> reporter: from down below, we had no idea the challenges the seventh generation high wire performer encountered. >> winds about 15 20 miles per hour. not overwhelming. it was wet. my shoes are soaking wet on the bottom. >> reporter: he was faced with a collapsing ladder. still, he made it. living his dream and carrying on his family's legacy. jenae norman channel 9 eyewitness news. >> this was part of a publicity stunt. for the big ferris wheel, the orlando eye, opening up on monday. >> he's so good and everything looks so dramatic. he did niagara falls. now this loo

and plus nik is here too. and madonna is going to happen, too. right here. >>> have you considered plastic surgery? it could improve your looks and make people see you in a positive light. researchers at georgetown university showed people the before or the after pictures of 30 women who had plastic surgery. participants say that the women who got the facelifts and the eyelifts and other cosmetic surgery not only looked younger and rest eded and more likable and trustworthy and feminine. >> well, it is counter intuitive, but researchers say that plucking may make sparse hair grow back thicker. the scientists say that it worked on mice, and so 1,300 hairs grew back the replace 4 plucked hair. it is because it illicited a follicle, and so they are hoping it will help top lead to research. they are not saying that you need to go start plugcking out your hair. >>> we will go to catch up with steph curry tonight, and geraud moncure. >>> good ooefevening. geraud moncure here in the comcast sportsnet studios. the warriors have not dropped three straight

they decided to take on nik stauskass' entire apartment. >> why not do it to his car?n't have one. he doesn't have a driver's license. he wasn't upset. he posted this on twitter. i do not know who cleaned up though. >> that's right. definitely not mama. for some of you, your local news is next. ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip? with nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ 5 unique whole grains... ..with just enough sweetness. ...multi grain cheerios. my feet felt so heavy at the end of the day. they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes, my feet and legs feel less tired. it's like walking on a wave. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles . i'm a believer! many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest r

and final preps are under way for perhaps the most thrilling thing you'll see all year when daredevil nik wallenda attempts to walk along the rim of the 400-foot-tall orlando eye ferris wheel while it spins. he won't have a balancing pole, a safety line or net below to catch him. you can catch it live tomorrow on "today." >>> we're back in a moment with more on our top stories. some final thoughts from here in baltimore. ♪ >> reporter: night has fallen here in baltimore and we continue to watch the west side of the city where crowds remain in the street. before we sign off, two final thoughts. two people stopped me on the street and pointedly asked me where was everybody before all this happened? coming here now, and asking all our questions about police and poverty and life here. it isn't lost on anyone here that places like west baltimore are sometimes invisible and not heard. the places people drive through but don't always see. there's a lot to try and understand here and much to learn, but the concern i also heard express is that this community can't be seen or heard through the fog

>> daredevil nik wallenda at it again. >> he's usually on a tight rope but yesterday he was taken tohe walked about 100 feet. that's not so bad along -- it's a six-inch wide rim. not a big deal for him. he can handle that. no problem. he wasn't wearing any safety equipment. that's what he does. >> there was wind, a bit of gusting but he completed the walk in a few minutes and asked if it was easy. he said nothing's easy when you're 400 feet up in the air. that was not easy. >> he always makes me nervous but he gets it done. >> coming up in the mix," women in the maternity ward confronted with questions not from their doctors but from a game show host. >> the rowdy party in a college town. the president of the school joining the students. his controversial remarks and the outrage. >> the mother seen worldwide giving discipline to her son for joining the baltimore protests. what both of them have to say about their actions and their sudden fame. >> and remember to check us out behind the scene pictures available on instagram abcwnn. you're watching "world news now."

. >>> this morning on "today," nik wallenda is at it again.e daredevil takes on orlando's newest 400-foot attraction. an exclusive look at the site of his death defying stunt later on "today." >>> right now to sports action, ohio state coach urban meyer keeps on winning. aside from beating the ducks for the national championship in january, he just received a six-year, $6.5 million contract. extension. that makes him the second highest paid coach in college football. >>> a memorial service for lauren hill in cincinnati. the mount st. joseph college basketball player died of a brain tumor friday at the age of just 19. thousands attended the memorial to pay their respects. dick vitale took to twitter to say he's proud to announce, they'll give a $250,000 lauren hill pediatric grant at his gala on may 15th. >>> nothing good comes from premature celebration. tanguy pepiot had a sizable lead until, as you saw, he celebrated a little too early causing him to get second. did you see the look on his face? that was priceless. don't celebrate too early.

doug is back with the look at how long it will all last in the last jummy: daredevil performer nik wallenda successfully completed the walk across the rim of the 400 foot orlando eye observation wheel in florida. take a look at this video right here. he's there in the bright green shirt. the 36-year-old's walk atop the city's newest attraction while it was spinning only took a few minutes. this was wallenda's first public stunt without the use of a balancing pole. that wheel is set to open to the public next month. i'm sure most people who ride it will be inside one of those air conditioned gondolas. would you do it? doug: i have a hard time even putting a ladder up on the roof let alone that. well done. our weather is perfect like it is in florida at this hour. bright sunshine and a little bit milder here. only in the lower 70's and keep the sunshine all day long. 72 at last check at reagan national. 71 at baltimore. 68 degrees at andrews and manassas and also at washington dulles. as we head through the afternoon, we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine. just a few fair weather clouds from big hig

and final preps are under way for perhaps the most thrilling thing you'll see all year when daredevil nikwallenda attempts to walk along e rim of the 400-foot-tall orlando eye ferris wheel while it spins. he won't h line or net w him. you can catch it tomorrow on "today." we're back in a moment with more on our top stories. in nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual bleeding breast or uterine cancer blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache pelvic pain, breast pain vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, blood clot

. >>> daredevil nik wallenda will perform his latest stunt.he'll walk on top of the 400 foot tall orlando eye observation wheel. you can watch it during the "today" show right here on "nbc 10." >>> the eagles are gearing up for the nfl draft. >> the birds have 8 selections to make. the men who will work closely with coach chip kelly. ed marry fell in lis is the eagles vice president. he was raised in south jersey. he played quarterback at lasalle for two years. he told us he's always been a fan of the eagles that he now helps control. >> my dad philadelphia born and bred, so is my mother. been to eagles games grew up here so i understand the passion. i understand the expectations. i understand the standard and i'm fortunate to be here. >> you can catch more of our conversation with ed marynowitz. we'll take you live from chicago. you'll hear exclusively from head coach chip kelly. that's the eagles blueprint that airs sunday may 3rd 11:35 p.m. only on "nbc 10." your official tv station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> now your "nbc 10" first al

daredevil nik wallenda making his way across orlando's observation center 400 feet up. >>> and a charlesla look-alike joining the baby watch. i'm betting on friday. >> you think? >> yeah i kind of think friday might be the day. >> we know something about these things. thank you for joining us. >>> real story starts right now. police prepare for a news conference at baltimore right now. the news conference from the police department set to start about ten minutes there right now. 2:10 p.m. eastern. we'll bring that to you live. >>> 92in the meantime that update is coming for the historic first for the mlb. this afternoon's game between the baltimore orioles and chicago white sox being played in a stadium without fans. officials banning the general public after violence across that city. the first pitch at camden yards a few minutes from now. take a look at the fans only staff and security

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. >>> nik wallenda of the flying wallendas family walked along the orlando eye observation wheel without safety gear as it was turning. the wind was blowing 20 miles per hour and the surface was wet. but he says the stunts are like life, if you aren't focused you will fall. . >> i am focused on what i am doing. being focused is what it is about. if you focus hard enough you can achieve your dreams. >> he was promoting the opening of the orlando eye observation wheel. he has done walks between sky scrapers and the grand canyon. no tight rope for me. i like my feet on the ground. >> going upane ferrous -- up in a ferris wheel, that is nerve- wracking. >> for bill too. >> i hate ferris wheels. . >> 20 miles per hour winds --ticcing it. >> used to walking on the little -- winds -- [ talking at the same time ] used to walking on the little ropes -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. impressive. >>> as far as weather, temperatures today increased. tomorrow they increase further. low 90s. off shore, clearing along the coast. -- along the coast. a salt haze. evaporating salt water. you get th

. >> nik wall len da is going at it once again. >> a new depth defying stunt from nik wallenda he crossedalked between two skyscrapers in chicago. now planning on con quering or orlando eye, the largest observation wheel on the east coast. it is planned for april 29th. let's see if he can nail that one too. >> so speaking of tight rope walking, we're seeing a lot of the political contenders now officially entering the race to walk the tight rope trying to make it to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. for hillary clinton's second run at the oval office the former secretary of state is taking a new approach to that campaign, riding across country in what has been dubbed the scooby van and tweeting as she surprises people along the way to iowa. we're seeing a lighter side to hillary. [ laughter ] >> do i really laugh like that? >> well yeah. >> in her twitter bio, she tries to keep them laughing describing herself as not only a wife and mom, first lady and secretary of state, but also a hair icon and pantsuit afigs nad do. >> i have pants suits in nearly every color, except purple. >> i love your out

finally, nik wallenda is at it again. completed a rock across the 400-foot orlando fair to say wheel. ferris wheel. he road to the top of the wheel. began his walk. lasting just a few minutes. oh, my goodness. he previously made tightrope walks between the grand canyon. niagara falls. thanks for joining us. "making money" with charles payne is next. ♪ charles: breaking news, the national guard continues to enforce a 10:00 p.m. curfew in baltimore you can see right now crowds are beginning to swell there. in fact, police expect more. this crowd is interesting. extraordinarily organized. a lot of signs. a lot of different types of people. not just black youths. in fact, look at them. they're marching in unison like a military column. no doubt this is organized. you have to wonder, as we approach that deadline. as we approach that curfew if this can get out of hand. this is a different sort of protest we've seen over the past couple of days. perfect unison. a lot of signs. a lot of different types of people. there are protes

. >>> also this weekend, daredevil nik wallenda preparing to defy death and gravity. how's he going to keep his cool as he walks on top of the orlando eye. >> if you went to bed a little bit early like most of us you probably missed the white house correspondents' dinner. we'll take you inside as the comedians in chief, by hosted by cecily strong. >>> we also have breakfast with a twist this morning. our good friend eli and max sussman are here withm8 lots of yummy treats including bacon. >> that was me smelling the bacon. >> peter smells the bacon and very excited about it. >> looking forward to it. thanks guys. see you at 8:00. >>> thank you. also coming up this morning, the debate over drone warfare. that's going to be the focus of discussion on nbc's "meet the press." joining us now for a preview is moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> chuck, earlier this week we learned about the accidental deaths of the two innocent hostages in the counterterrorism operation, targeting al qaeda. so how does this revelation

daredevil nik wallenda strolled along the orlando eye observation wheel.he eye opens to the public next month. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great... ...if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog-walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com. no more calling around. no more hassles. and you don't even have to be a member to start shopping today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing

no, we should move it, nik. glass table, hello.t it here up against this, though. >> look at that. >> as the ice got closer to the buildings, we both kind of panicked. >> i got worried about my family and us. i knew 911 couldn't help us. it was too fast to stop it. >> nikki, it just busted that gutter off that house. look at it. it's just plowing over that bush. it's crawling up the walls of the houses. the ice was already almost to the door. and i couldn't believe how quickly it happened because when we had first started recording, which was probably a minute and a half to two minutes before then, it was still a good ten feet from the house. there was nothing you could do to stop it. it -- it wouldn't have mattered what we tried. >> darla keeps recording. they're powerless to do anything but watch the icy onslaught. >> i was afraid that if you fell in between it while it was still moving that it could crush you. i mean, it was pretty big. there it goes. hitting that people's house. yeah, it's up against it. >> the ice wall appears

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. >> daredevil nik wallenda at it again. >> he's usually on a tight rope but yesterday he was taken tomassive ferris wheel where he walked about 100 feet. that's not so bad along -- it's a six-inch wide rim. not a big deal for lim. he can handle that. no problem. he wasn't wearing any safety equipment. that's what he does. >> there was wind a bit of gusting but he completed the walk in a few minutes and asked if it was easy. he said nothing's easy when you're 400 feet up in the air. that was not easy. >> he always makes me nervous but he gets it done. >> coming up in the mix," women in the maternity ward confronted with questions not from their doctors but from a game show host. >> the rowdy party in a college town. the president of the school joining the students. his remarks and the outrage. >> the mother seen worldwide giving discipline to her son for joining the baltimore protests. what both of them have to say about their actions and their sudden fame. >> and remember to check us out behind the scene pictures available on instagarage abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." nearl

eastern, golfing legend jack nik nicholas receives the congressional gold medal for his contributionso the game and community service. >>> on c-span2's book tv saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern on after words

. >> nik wallenda daring to defy death, latest stunt on top of the orlando eye. we've got a preview for you. >> that's fright think stuff. i'm sure a lot of people seeing us now are bleary eyed from staying up last night white house correspondents dinner, president as comedian in chief. tables turned taken on cecily strong pretty good lines including the president's bucket list. we'll have those coming up. >>> also a little breakfast. you know how much we love to eat on the "today's" show. breakfast with a twist. peter excited he can smell bacon all the way down in the studio. >> wonderful. >> how fast to d.c. >> see what we can do. such a tease. >> sounds good. all right, peter, we'll hold you to it. >> bye. >> in news for your health doctors working on a possible cure for deadly forms of cancer. we are talking about people who have advanced stage disease everything from melanoma to lung and stomach cancers. >> typically patients might only have months to life now fighting disease using body's own immune system rather than toxic chemicals. doreen gentzler report