that is very, very important to me, that they don't praise nik wallenda, but they praise god.t is hard to deny there is a god when you see the grand canyon. and that's why i like to show these amazing places off around the world. >> wendy: talk about a walk of faith. my heart is racing. i bet yours is, too. incredible. that is going to do it for this edition of christian ld news. for all of us here, until next week, good-bye and god bless you. >>> he was born without arms or legs but even so he swims, surfs, skis, in fact, he's unstoppable. and you'll meet him right here next on "significant insights." >>> hello and welcome to "significant insights." you know there are few people who are more inspiring than our guest today, nick bujicac. he was born without arms and legs and accomplishes more in a given year than most put

that is very, very important to me, that they don't praise nik wallenda, but they praise god.t is hard to deny there is a god when you see the grand canyon. and that's why i like to show these amazing places off around the world. >> wendy: talk about a walk of faith. my heart is racing. i bet yours is, too. incredible. that is going to do it for this edition of christian world news. for all of us here, until next week, good-bye and god bless you. i wanted to be in the military since i was a kid. i served a total of 16 years. and at 19 years old, that's the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i started drinking a lot. i guess i never recognized it in myself. it all starts with going to the va. there's a whole community of veterans that just want to help you out. it's for the guys who couldn't come back, you owe it to them to live well. because they're not here with their families. >> hello. welcome to aspiring women. >> >> as you probably notice, we're not on our normal set today. >> we are actually in the

you're doing the right thing. >> extreme tight rope walker nik wallenda risked his life last week oniscovery. last night a tragedy in sir due soleil claims the life of a performer. nic, thank you for joining me. we all watched in great awe your stunningism performance last week. one of the most extraordinary things we've seen in a long time. then we get reminded over the weekend when he these things go wrong, how tragedy can just be so close to these kinds of things. what was your reaction when you heard about this poor woman and her death? >> well, of course, deeply sattened and my condolences go out to her and her entire family. it's always sad to see a tragedy in our industry and, of course, in our industry it hits close to home for sure. i think the biggest issue and the biggest thing we can learn from this is really you know, my father's my head rigger and safety coordinator. rigging is so key. many people have seen the video of my great grandfather losing his life walking across two buildings in san juan, puerto rico. the cause of his death was rigging failure. what i gary the

now let's turn to something extreme because american high wire artist nik wallenda has become the first man to walk a tightrope by the grand canyon without a safety net while russia has its own death defying as below it ourselves set a new world record for a base jump after launching himself off mount everest closer to him but top of has this spectacular report. only the twenty nine thousand nine hundred fifty three mountaineer a serial edmund hillary and tenzing norgay became the first confirmed climbers to reach the summit of mount everest and almost sixty years to the day russian there they're all by larry was a celebrated the anniversary in style and made more history by flying off the north face to set the world's highest base jump but though the descent was to take a matter of seconds the planning for the record breaking attempt had been long in the making. preparation process projects have started two years ago right after my return from a location check on their wrist then i made a new suit was them all asked them to begin and then i did a few tests. thinking quite positive abou

now let's turn to something extreme because american high wire artist nik wallenda has become the first man to walk a tightrope why the grand canyon without a safety net while russia has its own death defying as valarie result set a new world record for a base jump after launching himself off mount everest concert in by top of has this spectacular report. only the twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred fifty three mountaineer a serial month hillary and tenzing norgay became the first confirmed climbers to reach the summit of mount everest and almost sixty years to the day russian they're derailed by larry eros a celebrated the anniversary in style and made more history by flying off the north face to set the world's highest base jump but though the descent was to take a matter of seconds the planning for the record breaking attempt had been long in the making. the preparation for this project started two years ago right after my return from a location check here on everest then i made a new suit with them all asked them to begin and then i did a few tests. thinking quite positive about.

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maybe the headline for this one should be, nik wallenda eat your heart out. >> from china where a tightropeset a brand new guinness world record for walking between two hot air balloons. take a look at that. about approximately a 54-foot walk. it took him over 38 second. not bad. probably could have been done quicker, he says, had he not had to squat down once to maintain his balance. >> the fifth time he set a guinness world record. last name has 13 letters. that's why we will say "nice job there, buddy." >> give it a try, his name is aisikaier wubulikasimu. so congratulations mr. wubulikasimu. there we are. falling off our pronunciation cliff. >> say that ten times fast. >> no thank you. >> good job, diana. >>> coming up -- who is topping the list of hollywood's highest paid actresses. >> and from bust to boom in real estate market. the sudden spike in real estate prices. what it means if you are anxious to buy or sell. you are watching "world news now." ♪ know you are not alone i'm going to make this place your home ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cell

. >> that's like nik wallenda going without a net. >> no. of the things you do is first of all, you live the case. you're into that trial, 24-7, you dream about it. you've rehearsed it and when you get up there, you talk from your heart. >> i don't write mine out either. >> amazing that sunny believes it will be a second degree. mr. parks, the lawyer, said he didn't think they made second degree. >> do you think they can get a lesser charge? >> it's possible, but get your popcorn ready. closing arguments, my favorite part of trial. >> really? >> best show. >> all right. thank you very much, everybody, for watch thing special edition. join us again tomorrow 8:00 for "ac 360," then at 10:00 eastern for more on the zimmerman trial. i don't like the ups and downs of the market, but i can't just sit on my cash. i want to be prepared for the long haul. ishares minimum volatility etfs. investments designed for a smoother ride. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishar

nik wallenda, who goes by -- i think he's from the family the flying wallendas.he highwire. became the first person ever to cross the grand canyon on a tightrope. he walked 1,400 feet suspended 1,500 feet in the air. and he did it all wearing a pair of mom jeans, too. [ laughter ] why, i don't know. but he made it across in 23 minutes. the most impressive part to me is he did it all without once ever looking down at his iphone. [ laughter ] it was a huge ratings success for the discovery channel. although let's be honest, the main reason we were watching was there was a good chance he was going to fall to his death. if there was a net no one would watch at all, right? if there was a net we'd switch right back over to "cupcake wars" to watch people die slowly on that show. [ laughter ] this is from the local fox affiliate in spokane, washington. on thursday night one of the reporters, a young lady named lindsay nadrich, was reporting live from a local strawberry farm and she reported so well that she is tonight's recipient of the award for excellence in reporting.

. >> that's like nik wallenda going without a net. >> no.f the things you do is first of all, you live the case. you're into that trial, 24-7, you dream about it. you get up there, you've rehearsed it in your own mind and when you get up there, you talk from your heart. >> i don't write mine out either. >> amazing that sunny believes it will be a second degree. mr. parks, the lawyer, said he didn't think they made second degree. >> we are out of time. do you think they can get a lesser charge? >> it's possible, but get your popcorn ready. closing arguments, my favorite part of trial. >> really? >> best show. >> all right. that's it for us. thanks for watching. >>> closing arguments begin today in the trayvon martin murder trial. what prosecutors want from the judge to increase their chances of convicting george zimmerman. >> calls for help. the first time we hear the desperate 911 calls from passengers after their jet crashed in san francisco. >>> rescues on a track. the man who risks his life to save him. whoa! good morning, welcome to "ear

. >> that's like nik wallenda going without a net. >> no.o is first of all, you live the case. you're into that trial, 24-7, you dream about it. you get up there. you've rehearsed it in your own mind, and when you get up there, you talk from your heart. >> i don't write mine out either. >> amazing that sunny believes it will be a second degree. mr. parks, the lawyer, said he didn't think they made second degree. >> we're totally out of time. do you think they can get a lesser charge? >> it's possible, but get your popcorn ready. closing arguments, my favorite part of trial. >> really? >> best show. >> all right. >> lawyers are weird. thanks very much, everybody, for watching this special edition. join us again tomorrow night 8:00 for "a c360" and then at 10:00 eastern for more on the zimmerman trial. ♪ [ male announcer ] some things are designed to draw crowds. ♪ ♪ others are designed to leave them behind. ♪ the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. the all-new 2014 lexus is. how can i help you? oh, you're real? you know i'm real! at discov

the stunt took 38 seconds. >> that's it. >> you witnessed the nik wallenda walk.can do that for 23 minutes. >> you have the two balloons moving at the same time. they rise and fall at different rates. >> he did have to lean down at one point as you see there. >> can't make it up. >> is there a harness? i can't tell. >> there is a tether. >> there is a cord on hill. >> and a slide. >> that's on a chopper. >> pretty amazing feat. still to come, awkward. how to handle the uncomfortable moments when you run into the last person you want to see. >>> and we'll go for a spin in a car that doubles as a boat and is really cool. >> cool. >> but first oscar winner gwyneth paltrow is sharing her secrets on how to eat right and still have fun. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. we finally know how paltrow stays so slim and trim. in a new article the actress and mother reveals her eating habits, fitness routine and her vices. from the red carpet to running errands, gwyneth paltrow is known for her sleek body. now the mom of two is spilling the beans on her new health r