i'm still doing over 100 miles per hour. >> he pulls his parachute hoping for a miracle. >> the parachutebut what it did do is it slowed me down enough that i'm still here today. i swung out and i landed flat on my back. which spread out the force of the impact. if it had opened a little bit before, i would land on my legs, and i would have gotten internal injuries. >> boole fractures his spine, breaks some ribs and bruises his lungs but amazingly, survives the 6,000-foot drop. >> my initial feeling was parachuting, flying, all gone, finished. three, two, one. >> but time heals wounds, and boole can't stay grounded for long. >> after six months, i started to miss jumping. to be happy in my life, this is what i do. this is what i am. i'm a jumper. i fly. >> welcome back. >>> coming up -- a thrilling jump ends in utter disaster. >>> and an aerial artist twists and turns from a bridge hundreds of feet above traffic. -benz sumt is here. now get the unmistakable thrill... and the incredible rush... of the mercedes-benz you've always wanted. ♪ but you better get here fast... [ daughter ] yay, d

like all skydivers, he has a reserve parachute. >> i thought, oh, no big deal, the main parachute isunctioning right, i'll get rid of it. so i pulled the cutaway handle, and that's meant to release me from that parachute. >> it's crucial to get rid of the main chute before opening up the backup. otherwise, the two can get tangled, causing the second chute to malfunction as well. but when holmes pulls the release cord, the main parachute doesn't detach. >> i was shocked and i was like, this is not good. i knew it wasn't a situation that i could really survive. because you're not trained for this to happen. that's just not something that's in the book, really. >> above him, holmes' colleague and friend, jonathan king, has just jumped and is videotaping a client's descent, when he notices that holmes is spiraling out of control. king catches a second view of the action on his helmet cam. holmes faces a tough decision. his main parachute, while malfunctioning, is slightly slowing his descent. if he pulls the preserve parachute and it gets caught in the mangled main chute, it will not onl

this will be his 8th parachute jump for his birthday. to recap some of the things he has done in his life. service to this country in world war ii, being one of them. received the distinguished flying cross for his bravery. he served in many roles in government. as a diplomat, cia director, leader of his party, the republican party. he was the president. also the vice president. he continues to a big supporter of the military, and eric, every once in a while likes to jump out of a plane. eric: there he is. 41 at 90. he is president 41. served as ambassador to china. served as chairman of republican party in some of its darkest days during the nixon administration. he is american icon. a class act of the world war ii generation. we're awaiting the former president to actually jump out of a helicopter. it is just amazing. he is, so thankful he is still out there, still doing what he does on the coast of maine. beautiful day on kennebunkport. jenna: we have serious news to get to and there is a things that we have been inspired by a man acc

but parachute enters a dangerous spin. the pair is hurdling toward the ground now less than 3,000 feet below. theuma pulls on the opposite brake line hoping to stop the line. >> i did everything i knew how to do and we're still spinning the other way. i had a moment of going, i think this is it. you know? >> theuma instructs scott who doesn't know anything has gone wrong with the reserve to hold the brake lines to try to balance out the spin. >> to try to help me adjust the line. >> the plan works. >> it was above our heads, so i knew that we were in a lot better shape than what we were spinning. this was as good as it was going to get. >> they're traveling at a high rate of speed than normal. >> i thought you got to be joking. the train tracks. >> if he doesn't change the course, they will land on the train tracks or caught on the power lines alongside them. but the only way to control the parachute is to let it spin again. he decides it's worth the risk. they're now just a thousand feet above the ground with only seconds

you're always prepared for your main parachute to go wrong. about one every thousand jump that happens. >> thuma cut away the main parachute and used his reserve. >> i landed on the ground thinking i had my bad luck for the day. >> but the day isn't over yet. less than an hour after his first parachute problem, theuma and scott head to the drop zone at 14,000 feet. then they jump. it's captured on a video camera attached to his left hand. >> we fall perfectly. >> at 5,000 feet he releases the main parachute. for the second jump in a row, surprise. there's a problem. again, there are tension knots in his lines. he tries unsuccessfully to clear them. after falling for over a thousand more feet. he knows he has to turn to his reserve. >> sort of looked fine coming out of the bag. it sort of comes off and looks like a stream. >> as the parachute starts to open up, theuma sees he has a nightmare situation on his hand. surprise number three. there are tension knots on the line of his reserve, his last option. >> as soon as i seen the knots, that's w

this is the royal air force, bunch of parachuters in the air before the show, smoke behind the parachuters, and one of the landings from one did not go so well. watch this. the camera keyed on them, comes in too early, missed his drop zone. oh! >> oh. >> oh. lands on a burger grill. >> right into all the people, and, yeah, into the food stand. this is the drop zone here where they are supposed to land, but the guy who came in too early, he miscalculated, and, boom. he actually hit into an 82-year-old woman there at the show. >> oh. >> both of them were air lifted to the hospital. apparently, the 80-year-old woman may have a fractured pelvis from this, but in stable condition. the parachuter was discharged with minor injuries. >>> you just don't get breakfast at this waffle house. >> you get a floor show. >> this is the kind of stuff you want to see while you eat waffles at waffle house. >> the m prom tu performance leaving you hungry for more. >> darn adorable. >> how baby zoe and mona, the monkey, show love. >> oh, it's like best girlfriends. >>> i got to believe certain death for the tee

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they had parachutes.they could look and they radioed or dropped messages down indicating troop movement. if you could paralyze the enemy's -- and the germans were called drop is -- drachens, then you could then move with impunity around the battlefield on the ground. this is what happened finally in the campaign which is what the culminating campaign of world war i. eddie turned that squadron around. most of his friends had died. the morale was terrible. he trained it in a manner of six weeks to become the most effective american fighter squadron of the war and they flew more sorties than anyone else. they made more kills. he built morale. he changed tactics and he worked with the pilots really on establishing the real early risk tenants as it related. it is incredible. i don't have too much time to get into detail about that, but it was very dangerous to shoot down these balloons that looked pretty easy to shoot down. they were only at 2000 feet, and all the antiaircraft guns had dialed into that range s

they learned to get a better parachute. >> better parachute, exactly.>>> still to come, we're going to take a look at what is being done to fix a major problem in baltimore, one many cities can relate to. where many families live in a food death this ey don't have access to fresh foods. >>> mario armstrong will show us the new way to print up your favorite photos, even though it is heavily edited ones from your social media account. >>> my conversation with adam levine, keira nightly and mark ruffalo. they're starting in a new movie "begin again," a delightful little film. this movie was a first for one of the a-listers. >> did you cry? >> no, i'm not a big movie -- a little bit. what did i just -- three answers there? >> we're not sure which one. >> we'll see lester cry right now. >>> also, a quick programming note, we have an exclusive clip from tuesday night's "america's got talent" featuring saul gonzalez. he's a former marine whose voice takes everyone by surprise. take a listen. ♪ no sunshine when she's gone ♪ ♪ ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪

it's testing a new airbag break and parachute high in the sky above hawaii. >> a rocket will fire, to lunch it higher to 60km, the edge of the stratosphere. we have an atmosphere like mars. then they'll test the structure, and they'll test the parachute at a high speed and low density air. >> reporter: successful tests of the air brake has been done on earth. now russia needs to see if it will work in a thin atmosphere. the same goes for a 33 meter wide parachute, too big to test in a wind punnel. >> if we want to land bigger, capable rovers, we need new technologies to do that. not just for the science, but the long-term vision of being able to put humans and people on the surface of mars. >> reporter: n.a.s.a. plans three similar tests over the next year and hopes to have the technology ready for the next mars-rover mission in 2020. >>> and a reminder that there's more news on our website as well as features and analysis. the latest on the football world cup in brazil. on the website as well - aljazeera.com. [♪ music ] >> maybe you've already been feeling that way, but now you've go

he had helped his unit, the 13th parachute battalion sees the nearby town.below him, i did my ring the regimenthed saw her for a perfect landing. >> we trained for months and months and we had one proposition in mind. >> around us, 300 parachutes blossomed, men from britain, france, canada and the u.s. representing the thousands who applies from the darkness to protect the landing beaches. some who took part today had direct connections to those events. major been sold jumped in memory of his grandfather. >> my grandfather fought literally just up there. the 20 survivors of the hundred the start of that battle. thehere are fewer to tell stories but today's sights and sounds reminded veterans of the brotherhood who wear the red beret. >> it is a great honor to be here. i am 90 one now. i keep welling up and i feel as though i want to cry. >> to guest of honor began their journey to the beaches. sir william o'brien is 97. corporal bill bryant, 89. 7000 vessels formed the d-day armada. these vip's will reach race it's root. they will remember old friends who ne

today more than 300 soldiers parachuted into ram victim, recreating the air drop that included soldiers from the united states, britain, canada and france. 70 years ago, more than 21,000 soldiers, 13,000 of them american, parachuted into normandy to help secure the landing beaches. all of them part of what was called operation overlord. as the american soldiers were fighting inland, the huge invasion fleet pushed ashore. it has been a somber destination for survivors of the war. we spoke with two americans who have gone back for this anniversary. >> on what many called their last reunion, groups of american war veterans have come back to normandy. most over 90 years old. >> how old are you? >> 91. >> i'm 92. >> as liberators, they said they are blessed to have survived their first visit 70 years ago. 89-year-old joe ceda, said that he came to relive his memories, but on his 8th time back, it has only gotten more difficult. [ unintelligible ]. >> june 6th, 1944, kcida was part of the largest amphibious landing in american history, to free europe from nazi rule. he had a seat as he pilote

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i think she does hope that the parachute will open. i'm quite sure of that. >> reporter: and when he touched down he got a big kiss from his wife and a hug from his son, the other former president and then it was home to celebrate. ron claiborne, abc news, maine. >> a big happy birthday and salute from all of us here. >>> up next, the undercover boss heading into a secret world. we rarely see. what happens to him? our cameras are right there. >>> and the breaking news about harrison ford and "star wars." what happened on the set of the film that landed him in the hospital coming up. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and

the spacecraft attached to a parachute launched into the earth's atmosphere.'re testing out a stronger parachute that could one day help to land spacecraft on mars. there were some serious issues with that parachute, but nasa says the test was successful. the flying saucer splashing down into the pacific tonight. >>> and now to another landing that caught so many rush hour drives offguard in texas. someone had their smartphone out just in time to catch this small yellow plane making an emergency landing on a grassy area near an interstate in arlington, before slamming into a truck. the pilot walked away unhurt. one person in that truck was treated for minor injuries. >>> and now, one of those "it's never too late" stories. a 100-year-old world war ii vet finally getting his high school diploma today. george never got through high school after being drafted in 1941. his bravery earned him several medals, but he always wanted that diploma, and today, he got it. his 19-year-old great-grandson at his side, as they both graduated today, together, from the same scho

they also didn't wear parachutes because the higher-ups, the powers that be thought that parachutes which were invented with the defeated and had the first hint of any problem jump out of the airplane. i'm sorry, no airplane. the stick of eddie rickenbacker something terrible. you also have to realize in warfare they were in the something new that nobody had ever come across. that they were flying what in essence was a pioneer. the inside of the airplane was all would. it had canvas in a heavy shellacking. it was entirely a single spark could set that bb aflame. if you imagine you are three miles up in your airplane catches fire, either through a spark from your engine or from an incendiary bullets from somebody trying to shoot you down in your plane is on fire and the windows during a 10 minute they could be a fair sitting on a platform that is thought -- and just burning terribly. so these poor young guys talked among themselves and i found these great letters of reference is to this. but what they do if this has been quite with a jump, what they take matters into their own hands or wha

without parachutes, they are up. from their engines and they catch fire three miles above the earth. the plane, if they caught fire from somebody shooting at you, from a malfunction, would burn up in a matter of minutes right there and you are miles above the earth. these kids, they were young men, had this decision. some said i would try to write it down. -- ride it down. boutwas risking a terrible of burning. some people decided they would jump. that was the last initiative they would take. other people brought up their service revolvers. all too often that happened and not a very glorious part of the war at all. -- we entereds allwar fairly late and had these great ideas that we would make a lot of airplanes really soon because we were this powerhouse and that didn't really happen. it wasn't easy to do. designs were changing so quickly. lueprints. no bre we never made airplanes in the last year of the war that we were involved. we bought them from the french and the french gave us some that were serviceable were n

used a parachute, rocket thrusters and a withdrawn to land on the marr shan surface. the technology is the same as 40 years. it is considered to be at its limits. >> that's why it's testing an airbag break and parachute. high in the sky. a rocket will be firing. to launch it to 60 k/hr, the edge of the stratosphere. it is similar to the atmosphere of mars. then every time - they'll test the strulenture and the -- structure and parachute at the high speed. >> reporter: n.a.s.a. reported the brakes - opened and supported. not so a mass of 33 meter wide parachute, the largest tested and it failed to open. >> if we want to plan bigger things, we need new technologies, it's not just for the science, but the vision of putting humans and people on the surface of mars. n.a.s.a. plans three tests over the next year and hopes to have the technology ready for the next mars rover mission. >>> time for the sport. >> the first quarter finalist has been decided at the world cup, on a day that saw the host nations nerves on end. columbia progressed to the final eight. next up for the

it's a saucer shaped spacecraft with a parachute that can in theory deliver heavy equipment. is a shot of the $150 million project. it's motor carried the saucer above earth where the atmosphere is similar to that of mars. there was one problem, the parachute didn't fully deploy but nasa considered the test a success. >>> a look at the weather, lots of festivities going on outside in san francisco this weekend. >> such a busy weekend and perfect weather for it, too. didn't launch any saucers out here but nice. >> yeah. >> let's take a live look outside from the tower camera towards san francisco and the financial district. what a sight. gorgeous and clear and a little breeze out there westerly just a little while ago turning northerly. we saw cooler actually on our coastline there as we take a look at live doppler 7 hd radar. we got a marine layer that's building off the coast. it's going to bring overnight fog especially on the coastal communities. let's look right now from the explore camera. current temperature san francisco 60 and cooled down a bit, and oakland 62 and mid

sebastian alvarez jumped from a moving truck over a bridge, opening a parachute and landed 300 feet below. he's jumped 400 times, however this is the first leap from a moving vehicle off a bridge he cleared the bridge railing just by inches with only seconds to open the parachute you don't have to be completely insane to do this, but it keeps. >> don't try this. >> you don't want to be doing this. >> this guy is trained >> don't do it. >> forget about it. >> coming up, a gymnast taking center stage on a narrow space. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> coming up at 6:00 digging deeper into apple's stock split how you can end up owning apple shares because of the move though you might never have bought the stock before >> and a lost weekend with baltimore orioles

it's a saucer shaped spacecraft with a huge parachute that can in theory deliver heavy equipment and astronauts to mars and places beyond. here's a shot of the project in the sky above hawai'i. its rocket motor carried the saucer 34 miles above the earth where the atmosphere is similar to that of mars. one problem, the parachute didn't fully deploy, but nasa still considered the test a success. >> the new abc singing competition, "rising star" airs tomorrow night. the show makes you the judge with the rising star app. download through itune or google play. be ready to vote for your favorite performer tomorrow night at 9:00. >>> for a look at our weather and how hot it's going to get, let get to the forecast. >> good afternoon, good evening, should say. i don't know if i saw any flying saucers having i thinks i saw a few frisbees being thrown around. this is the santa cruz view of the beach. some folks working on their tan a little bit. enjoying 82-degree temperatures. that's the current temperature right now. here's a look at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. a little marine layer bu

he parachuted in. >> the last word i heard going out the door, look to the left, look to the right, one of you will not see day light. >> he was 16 when he came face to face with the enemy. it happened in a hedge row hours after landing. >> if you pulled the trigger first you survived if you don't you were gone. i hit him in the chest and as he went down on the ground he looked at me and tried to say something. and that freaked me out. >> this week veterans received the french legion of honor. . >> d-day invasion depended on good weather and very important forecast. one thing for sure, dave, they didn't have the fancy tools. yes, but a narrow window they needed back then and everything needed to be right and the weather needed to clear. it was not clear the day before and pushed back the invasion a day before. we didn't have the satellite pictures and looking at the ocean waters there. ships and planes, very sparse data, not a lot of information to base the forecast on then. captain james stagg he advised eisenhower to hold off for a day and there was a chance on the day of the 6th. bac

. >> their mission dubbed operation over-lord was to parachute between enemy lines. they were to secure bridges, roads and canals just hours before a massive sea and land invasion of 5,000 ships and nearly 140,000 american and allied troops. for rice, the mission was the culmination of a year and a half of intensive training. >> there was 45 aircraft in a v shape. i was in the third one to the right. >> from the plane's open back door, he watched enemy fire streaking up from the ground as they approached their jump location. >> we were pitching trying to get away from the flack. >> heavy fog and enemy fire caused pilots to panic and break up the formation. but still the red light above the back door of the plane came on. >> that means we have five minutes to go. so we got -- lieutenant got us all standing in the order there, stand up and hook up. >> rice was always the first jumper out of the plane. so when the green light came on, he jumped and got snagged. >> my arm pit got caught in the lower left hand corner of the door. >> he swung himself out with a load of gea

army 508th parachute regiment. his name was jack schlegel, and we learned last night he died at the age of 90. this kind of thing is going to happen. we're losing our world war ii vets at the rate of over 400 per day, and we're going to lose, sadly, all of the men we saw at that gathering for the 70th anniversary of d-day. it doesn't mean, however, we can't remember their stories and their bravery for all time. we get a look back at his life tonight from nbc's peter alexander. ♪ >> reporter: even among the old lions of d-day, paratrooper jack schlegel of the 82nd airborne was as tough and unforgettable as they come. 70 years ago while still a teenager, schlegel was the last man out of his c-47 transport plane before it plunged to the ground in flames. he landed in the small town of picauville, which in the decades since hasn't changed much. doesn't look any different than the day you landed? >> doesn't look a bit of difference. >> reporter: around town, schlegel was every bit the local hero. >> i have not met one f

why he says this time that parachute jump was a lot easier. >>> taps played at the commemorations ofthe 70th anniversary of d day in normanty trans. president obama along with other world leaders honored those lost -- normandy. it's defeat will take another nine months. president obama told the veterans their legacy is in good hands. now one world war ii veteran who parachuted in normandy7 years ago fulfilled his wish this -- >>pee wee martin said he was humbled saying he didn't feel he did anything exceptional. >> that's one of my original jackets right here. >>> martin was the oldest parachuter today. he was also one of the oldest soldiers when he made his first jump in 1944. he was 23 back then. and martin said this jump was much easier than the first time because this time there was no one shooting at him. >> you know, what made me do it today. a little bit of ego because i'm 93 and i can still do it. and also i wanted to show all the people that you don't have to sit and die just because you get old. >> martin says should he get the chance he would be happy to jump again next ye

when it came to iraq, isil did not just parachute in within the past two weeks. they started there.hey started before syria. >> for such a young movement, isil is remarkably well armed, well resource would. news reports suggest the group has financed itself by looting an tick twitties from and controlling oilfields in eastern syria. on its military offensive, it has captured ground and weapon refrom the army and the co-opting doesn't end with armour. it has co-opted, stolen more like, a slogan, "we are coming to baghdad" and turned it into its own twitter handle. >> essentially, isil is the hijacked slogan. these are the groups. they are completely unfamiliar with these kinds of inflation strategies that isil uses. >> and which turned out to be very effective. >> they have been brilliant in a way. they just don't have the picture out there randomly. they have been using the hash tag world cup so people who are interested in the world cup will go to their hash tag and find out a picture showing the gruesome scenes and that really has created chaos. they realize how important and powe

it's testing a new airbag black and parachute high in the sky above hawaii. >> a rocket will fire, toaunch it higher to 60km altitude, the edge of the stratosphere. it's similar to the atmosphere of mars. >> then they'll have an inflatable structure and para chute at high speed and low density air. >> reporter: successful tests of the airbag brake have been done on earth. n.a.s.a. needs to see if they are done as as well in the atmosphere. the same goes for a massive 33 meter wide parachute, too big to test in a wind tunnel. >> if we want to land bigger capable rovers, we need new technologies to do that. it's not just for the science, but the long-term vision of being able to put humans and people on the surface of mars. >> n.a.s.a. planned three more tests over the next year, and hopes to have the technology ready for a mars-rover mission planned for 2020. >> officials in the u.s. have approved a suicide barrier for the gold ep gate bridge in san francisco. it will come at the cost of $76 million. 1400 plunged to their death since 1937, including 46 last year. >>> now, brazilian foo

the parachutes are now square and can handle better equipped .nd heavier soldiers these members of the 82nd airborne division train all the time to be ready just in case. >> the global situation has changed a lot so that the environments we would be jumping into had changed, but the job itself has not. we are still paratroopers. >> and i have been here, deployed to haiti after the was assignedhen i to second brigade 82nd, and then . deployed to iraq >> every soldier in training here must be able to parachute into in any territory and sees it, even if their day job on base might be that of a lawyer or a technician. all our paratroopers and have to know these moves by heart. the 82nd airborne nowadays has a grand total of 19,000 paratroopers, including three brigade combat teams like this one right here. specialty, their pride, even, is that they can be deployed anywhere in the world within the space of 96 hours from the moment the order is given. >> orders in the past have sent the soldiers from this division ii normandy, but also to vietnam, panama, and coso though. >> every major conf

he celebrated his 90-th birthday by makina tandem parachute jump. it's not the first time he's go >> president george h. w. bush proved that age is just a numberment he celebrated his 90th birthday with a parachute jump. he says this time will be his last time. the landing, a little rough. still it appears he had the thrill of a lifetime. >> a kiss from his wife. >> there you go. >>> well now, we know exactly what goes into making budweiser beer. >> are you ready? there is nothing out of the ordinary here. they say water, barley, malt, rice, yeast, and hops. that's all it takes to make bud and bud light. there have been suspicions. mainstream beer adds things in the brewing process. a food blogger went so far as to start an online petition to get the ingredients. he writes this blog called other obvious questions i need answers to. [ laughter ] >> you are not going to believe this. but i used to be able to memorize the logo on the can. this is the famous budweiser beer, we know of no other beer produced. >> this is impressive. >> what costs so much

it's a saucer shaped spacecraft with a huge parachute that can in theory deliver heavy equipment andnauts to mars and places beyond. here's a shot of the project in the sky above hawai'i. its rocket motor carried the saucer 34 miles above the earth where the atmosphere is similar to that of mars. one problem, the parachute didn't fully deploy, but nasa still considered the test a success. >> the new abc singing competition, "rising star" airs tomorrow night. the show makes you the judge with the rising star app. download through itune or google play. be ready to vote for your favorite performer tomorrow night at 9:00. >>> for a look at our weather and how hot it's going to get, let get to the forecast. >> good afternoon, good evening, should say. i don't know if i saw any flying saucers having i thinks i saw a few frisbees being thrown around. this is the santa cruz view of the beach. some folks working on their tan a little bit. enjoying 82-degree temperatures. that's the current temperature right now. here's a look at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. a little marine layer building

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men were sent in by parachute and glider. on this side of the channel through an ocular's and gun sights -- binocular's and gun sights, german soldiers could see coming their way the greatest on anyone had seen. in the lead were hundreds of landing craft carrying brave and frightened man. only the ones who made the crossing can know what it was like. they tell of the pitching deck, the whistles of shells from the battleships behind them, the white jets of water from in and the fire around them -- in a me them, andire around the sound of the steel ramp about to fall. one g.i. said as our boat touched sand and the ramp went down, i became a visitor to hell. atlantic wall was composed of mines and take obstacles, trenches and cliffs, guns, pillboxes, barb wire, machine gun nests, and artillery trained accurately on the beach. in the first wave of the landing on omaha, one unit suffered 91% casualties. wrote six bradley hours after the landings, we held only 10 yards of beach. commando unit had half of its men killed or winded --

and training from the tiger army parachute display team. as we approach armed forces day, will the prime minister pay andute to our armed forces those charities and the generosity of the british people who do so much to support those who give such commitments to queen and country? and really reinforce the fact that this parliament will never ever underestimate the contribution of the armed forces of this country? >> i absolutely support what my honorable friend has said. i commend him for jumping out of an airplane with a parachute. that only should we commend our armed forces, but it is right and we enter the government -- this covenant into the law of our land. we remember those who have served and those who have fallen. it is anforces day, opportunity to celebrate all those who have served and to thank them and their families, to celebrate the values they live by and all that they bring to our country. >> does the prime minister realize he has made history by employing a crook at number 10? >> i have given a good answer to this. i regret

luckily already wearing a parachute thanks to company policy. >> i jumped out of the aircraft, it was at 2,000 feet. i only had 1,500 feet left to the ground. when i jumped out, the plane spiralled and crashed. the wind carried me and i landed in the soybean field over here. >> he was not injured. however the plane was destroyed on impact. it crashed into an empty field. and that is why you always wear your parachute. >> even right now. >> are you wearing one right now? >>> still ahead, new dad, he certainly steals the show on father's day, his amazing catch. >>> in the meantime, 4:51 on your monday morning, live look right now at 101 running through san ra fell, not too much drivers out yet. don't worry, that'll change. coming up right after the break. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back, time is just about 4:54 on your monday. live look right now at odot coliseum on the left and at&t park on the right. the a's pounding the yankees yesterday, 10-5. they'll take on the rangers tonight in their home ground. meantime the giants have a much-needed day off after dropp

the parachute was tangled up. >> this weekend's test a success or a failure?it was an absolute success. the fact that we had an issue with the parachute is really secondary to us because we know that next summer we're going to go back and do that additional testing. >> reporter: next summer if you look up and see a ufo, it may be america's new frontier. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> to infinity and beyond. we will be watching. our thanks to gio benitez. "gma" first thing in the morning. remember you can see us any time only at abcnews.com. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. we hope you have a great weekend and a good night. bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's $100,000 "afv." that's a lot of funny money. ohh! [ groans ] oh! [ laughter ] [ clattering ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos'" $100,000 show. and now here he is, the host of "afv"... tom... ...bergeron! [ cheers and applause ] bergeron: thanks very much! thank you, claire and lauren, for that introduction.

well one former president strapped on a parachute and jumped from a helicopter. we'll have more on this high high-flying celebration. >> kathy. >> we're tracking more storms on storm scan3. ing see all of this moving toward the northeast. we have a cold front to the we west. then until that moves through we are going to stay in the stormy pattern. we'll take look at were to expect come tomorrow as far as the threats are concerned coming up. >> and some big changes for facebook. what the social network is doing for the very first time and what you'll soon see on your home page. seven >> violent protests march opening day the 2014 world soccer tournament in bra system. police crash with protesters in the streets before the first match. they're angry the brazilian government spent $11 billion to host the cup. protesters wanted that money spent on low income housing, hospitals and schools. >> army sergeant we bergdahl on plane to texas right now once he arrives he'll head to a military medical center there. he was released from taliban captivity on may 31st. he's bee

not so a mass of 33 meter wide parachute, the largest nasa has ever tested. it failed to open properly. >> if he want to land bigger things, bigger, more capable rovers that can drive further, we need new technologies to do that. it's not just for the science that we have but, also, for the long-term vision ofement being able to put humans and people on the surface of mars. >> naza plans three more similar tests over the next year and hopes to have the technology ready for its next mars rover mission planned for 2020. al jazeera. >> stay with us here on al jazeera. more news coming up with jane including the latest for the battle of tikrit. ♪ >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> new york city has stop and frisk >> some say these laws help serve and protect... >> we created the atmosphere that the policeman's the bad guy... >> others say these tactics are racist >> discrimination is wrong >> 99 percent of those arrested in drug free school zones... we're not near a school at all! >> are they working? >> this time i'm gonna fight it.

you can see the parachute spring and parachute still attached. >> following breaking news out of canada tonight. three police officers were shot and killed in a shootout. two other officers also hurt. right now there's a massive ground and air search for the gunman. this is happening in monkton, a town in new brunswick providence which is about 300 miles east of the state of maine. officers were shot after responding to a call about a man with a gun. witnesses say he was camouflaged and armed. >> officers accused of storing about 20 pound of marijuana inside of a south bay storage unit. the smell of that pot was so strong that it got the attention of the manager who was called in. he called police. sources tell nbc bay area the officer was arrested at police headquarters. he is a 20-year veteran of the force. >>> a san ramon woman took maers into her own hand when her purse and phone were stolen. she tracked the thief in realtime. she tracked him for about 30 miles all the way to her front door. nbc bay area cheryl hurd is in san ramon. cheryl? >> this story has a bit of a twist. a well

jumped out of a helicopter, with a member of the army parachute team. what a way to celebrate your birthday. he's still got it. >> i'm impressed. >> for sure. >> this morning comedian tracy morgan critically injured in a accident on the new jersey turnpike, we're told, he's doing much bet they are morning. >> good news comes after truck driver kevin roper pleaded not guilty to criminal charges in saturday's crash. morgan's publicist released a statement reading in part, quote, while trace remains in critical but stable condition, he continues to show signs of improvement. his medical team remains optimistic that his recovery is progressing. >>> so, some good news there. >> really is. star wars far as listen up, hurt on the millennium falcon, that's right, harrison ford hurt on episode seven. details of the movie shrouded in mystery, but time is reporting that ford broke his ankle on the set near the legendary mill he had yum falcon when hydraulic door fell on him. he was air lifted to the hospital and recoup ratting. they'll continue while he recovers.

sunday, he will parachute into normandy. iraq andtours in afghanistan, he was reassigned to the 82nd airborne. sunday, he will parachute into normandy. rodriguez janice joined the army two years ago and was assigned to the 101st airborne. the women of today's military have taken on today's responsibilities including combat like never before. [applause] i want each of you to know that their commitment to their fellow service members and veterans endures. sergeant first class brian hawthorne's grandfather served under patton and mccarthy. brian served two tours in iraq, earning the bronze star in baghdad. brian is here to participate in sunday's job. -- jump. he reenlisted in the army reserve just yesterday. 9/11generation, this generation of service members, they too felt something, they answered some call, they said i will go. they too chose to serve a cause that is greater than self. even after they knew they would be sent into harms way. for more than a decade, they have endured tour after tour. served 10.rg has he sat wit

gets a soft landing with a test for parachutes. why the high tech space programme is using an old school technique to bring astronauts home safely >>> alcohol abuse is costing >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. you >>> today's data dive may have you thinking twice about having 1 for the road. a c.d.c. study found alcohol accounts for one in 10 deaths among working age americans. that's right, one in 10. researchers found alcohol leads to 54 separate causes of death in people aged 20 to 64, including the obvious. alcohol poisoning, cirrhosis, and drinking and driving. drinking contributes to high blood pressure, breast cancer, heart attack and streaks. every year americans lose 2.5 million years of life because of alcohol. 71% of those that died are male. more than all of deaths

and sunday, he'll parachute into normandy. "i became part of a family of real american heroes," he said. "the paratroopers of the 82nd." wilson, you should know that specialist jannise rodriguez joined the army not even two years ago, was assigned to the 101st airborne, and just last month earned the title of the 101st airborne division air assault soldier of the year. and that's inspiring but not surprising, when the women of today's military have taken on responsibilities, including combat, like never before. [applause] i want each of you to know that their commitment to their fellow servicemembers and veterans endures. sergeant first class brian hawthorne's grandfather served under general patton and general macarthur. brian himself served two tours in iraq, earned the bronze star in baghdad for saving the life of his best friend, and today, he and his wife use their experience to help other veterans and military families navigate theirs. and brian is here in normandy to participate in sunday's jump, and here, just yesterda