the parachute remains behind and wrapped around alan's neck. >> the parachute's line has wrapped around him twice. the tension stayed on him when he cut away. the parachute was still partially opened and wrapped around alan so it was pulling those lines tight like a chinese finger trap. it sticks to you. >> with time running out, alan has only one option. cut the other skydivers chute line but as he does that it causes another problem. >> once alan cut the line, the other parachute started spinning. now it's wrapping alan's parachute lines up into a coil. >> alan's chute was spinning out of control and time was running out. >> i didn't know if alan was going to make it. i had never seen anything that violent before. i knew we were getting quite low and i could see the numbers on the runway. i thought he was the way i watched him through this ordeal. >> with the lines twisted so thick and tight, alan's problems go from bad to worse. his knife breaks. alan reaches for another knife which he wouldn't have been carrying that day if it hadn't been for his friend brian scott. >> the day befor

the parachute remains behind and wrapped around alan's neck. >> the parachute's line has wrapped aroundim twice. the tension stayed on him when he cut away. the parachute was still partially opened and wrapped around alan so it was pulling those lines tight like a chinese finger trap. it sticks to you. >> with time running out, alan has only one option. cut the other skydivers chute line but as he does that it causes another problem. >> once alan cut the line, the other parachute started spinning. now it's wrapping alan's parachute lines up into a coil. >> alan's chute was spinning out of control and time was running out. >> i didn't know if alan was going to make it. i had never seen anything that violent before. i knew we were getting quite low and i could see the numbers on the runway. i thought he was the way i watched him through this ordeal. >> with the lines twisted so thick and tight, alan's problems go from bad to worse. his knife breaks. alan reaches for another knife which he wouldn't have been carrying that day if it hadn't been for his friend brian scott. >> the day before

i have a malfunctioned parachute.ump one how to deal with a malfunctioned parachute. you reach down and pull the handle and release the parachute. >> the handle is jammed, so the only way to release the chute is to cut it free. but he is spinning so violently he can't reach. >> i couldn't do it. >> fighting desperately for his life, stapleton is down to his last resort. >> i was 20 seconds from being laying dead in a field. i stopped doing what i was doing, and i fired my reserve. >> i was watching. and i was like, please clear, please clear, please don't tangle up. it was worst case scenario. >> stapleton's reserve parachute is so tangled, it can't help the primary chute slow down his fall. >> i am at 500 feet, and i have got a few seconds to think about what is important and say good-bye. >> a fellow skydiver's cellphone records stapleton as he plummets to earth. hanson races to her friend. >> don't move, craig. don't move. >> i was 100% sure that he was dead. >> hanson drops her helmet cam to the ground. >> what is

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and some of the military's dive and parachute teams are there as well. bryan? >> reporter: it has been just an incredible and beautiful day. couldn't ask for a better day here, as the 28th annual fleet week continues, an effort to honor and highlight the u.s. marines, the coast guard, and of course, the u.s. navy. today, we saw a team of elite navy parachuters, known as the leapfrogs, jump from an mh-53 helicopter, or sea dragon, hovering 5,000 feet overhead. the parachuters, many navy smo that spectators can take in the spectacular falls. one even attaching an american flag in honor of those who serve and continue to serve in our nation's military. a pair of mh-60s also flying past the new york skyline. an incredible site as they propelled by the one world trade center. the marines roped down in full gear. >> i lived in a small town in michigan. never had an opportunity to interact with the navy, or the military in general. fleet week gives us an opportunity to talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do as well as the re

as they pass by the sky tower.oe a navy parachuter us what it ist all about.i lived in a small town in michigan and never had an opportunity to interact with the navy. gives us a chance to l come to new york and tell them a a little bit about what we do. it gives us the opportunity to shed some light on our jobs.. they a new lightweight robot control robot.obo others had a chance to play ticktacktoe with navy deep see divers capable of staying underwater for six hours at at a time and then there are the marines. i tried on i held the m4 rival, marines are expected to fight with 115 pounds worth of beer. all ol those events highlighting hig memorial weekend a chance for ur to remember those who diedho serving our country and our military while honor those whoho continue to do so. in new jersey, bryan llenas, fox news. last week you can definitely feel the love in the air and the heart it was all towards a young classmate batting what is terminal cancer. low ''s special day. talk about a grand entrance. en that six year old low ' williams first time riding in a

he pulls his reserve chute, his emergency parachute. he's, like, okay, i don't know what's going on. i don't know where i'm going. it's time to make sure i can get to the ground safely. the really mind-blowing part, guys, and where i realize why he did what he did, this guy was up in the clouds. it wasn't low cloud cover. it wasn't a bad day to be paragliding. he had gone out and he's quite clearly going for altitude. and i'm only working on the assumption that he got to an altitude where already it was getting hard to breathe. and two, he just could not find his way out of the cloud cover. now, guys, follow six more minutes of him parachuting down. the level that he was at is incredible. >> so he felt it was safer to descend straight down instead of trying to fly out of his situation because he didn't know where he was, and he didn't want to hit them out. >> i think he just made a clever decision, realizing he didn't know which way was up or down, he just took the safest route, straight down. >> oh, no. ah! >> the trees caught him, tho

the parachuters using smoke grenades highlighting their spectacular falls. a pair of m-860s or seahawks also flying past the new york skyline today, an incredible sight. the seahawks landing in front of the crowd asthma rihanna -- as parachuted. >> i never had the opportunity to interact with the navy, as well as the military in general. and the fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do, as well as the rest of the navy. it gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: the marines allowed the crowd and myself to hold the m-4 rifle. its new lightweight bomb detection robot while others played tic tac toe with navy deep sea divers. a spectacular memorial day weekend honoring those who died and those who continue to serve in our nation's military. laura? >> all right, bryan llenas, thanks so much for that report. we want to go back to politics now. presumptive republican nominee donald trump offering a glimpse of his general election strategy last week,

parachuters, many active navy seals using smoke grenades so they can take in the spec tack lar falls.american flag in honor of those who served and continued to serve in the nation's military. m860's, flying past the new york city sky line, incredible sight as they propelled by one world trade center. they rammed in front of the crowd as marines broke down in full gear, navy seal parachuters tell us what fleet week is all about. never had an opportunity to interact with the navy as well as the military in general. fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk about the citizens of new york and tell them about our jobs, what we do as well as the rest of the navy. it gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: u.s. navy showing off their gadgets to kid and families like this sub z a new light weight wait remote control robot with high definition cameras used for bomb detection and risky missions. others played with navy, deep sea drivers capable of staying under water for six hours at a time. then there are marines. i tried on their gear as i held the m4 ri

parachuter telling us what fleet week is all about to him.lived in a small town in michigan. never had the opportunity to interact with the navy as well as the military in general. and fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk to citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do as well as the rest of the navy. it just gives us the opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: meantime, the u.s. navy showing off their gadgets to kids and families like a sug-v, a new remote controlled robot used for bomb detection. others had a chance to play tic-tac-toe with deep sea divers capable of staying underwater for six hours. i put on 115 pounds of marine gear. that's what this weekend is all about. remembering those who served in our military and gave our lives and continuing to honor those who do so. a beautiful day. leland? >> bryan, tell everyone you talk to, thank you for us. take care, sir. >>> texas and ten other states are suing the obama administration over its directive on transgender students. tied to

then, it was off to parachute school and even more advanced predeployment courses.ou survived seal training. you become a navy seal, officially. >> mm-hmm. >> what was your first job? >> my first job, i was assigned to a platoon, bravo platoon, seal team 2. we went to the range, and we were shooting navy qualifications. and i was a pretty good shot. and i did so well, my boss said, "well, this new guy's a good shooter. let's send him to sniper school." so, during that first -- they called it a work-up, which is the training cycle a platoon does before it deploys. they sent me to camp atterbury, indiana, for naval special warfare scout sniper school, and i became a sniper. >> and soon, the boy from butte, montana, who one year before had been delivering taco pizzas, was a navy seal sniper. coming up next on "the man who killed usama bin laden"... >> the world trade center tower number one is on fire. the whole outside of the building -- there was just a huge explosion. >> we said the words "usama bin laden" within 30 seconds. go ahead... leave the competition behind.

i'm thinking and thinking and there is a parachute hanging from the ceiling of the recruiter's office and i said i want to jump out of a plane. they said it's extra money. that's exactly what i wanted to do. i wanted job of the bonus. actualid that's not an -- career choice. what do you really want to do? i don't know. guys andear, fight bad jump out of a plane and leave iowa. >> say no more, they said that's an actual job, it's called airborne infantry. you will love it, trust me. [laughter] i joined. i joined a country at war. we were in our iraq and afghanistan and i knew i joined airborne infantry and they would send me to war. that's what i came here to do. i showed up to basic training ready to learn to kick indoors and fight bad guys and shoot guns. that's not what you learn first. there is the yelling and chaos they bring to you to show you off. first and that happened to me in basic training after the push-ups and being yelled at was i got a best friend. i know that because the drill sergeant said you two are best friends. don't leave each other's sides. i was 18 years old. h

he took the first parachute and jumped.econd passenger said, "i'm a rocket scientist, one of the smartest men alive. my country needs me." took the second parachute and jumped. the third passenger was pope john paul. he said to the fourth passenger, a ten-year-old boy scout, "son, i'm old and

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and safe and more liveable but to keep up oftentimes i'm also sometimes do it i'll come in with a parachute of people to do something we leave and great moment how about next week and the week after how to keep this up this is what the fix it teams are doing make sure that the public health department outreach workers are here part of team we have challenges on our streets with certain individuals who make take the opportunity and not using the pit stops and make sure that everybody is feeling safe i thought want to make that announcement and make sure you know that i wanted to celebrate but keep it going for the merchants that oftentimes are facing other challenges about the corridors for not only their driving but for all the residents and so forth but with that, i need to get back not only to the office but the ongoing conversations with the police chief and the community advocates that are concerned about the officer-involved shooting hope you understand that it is a serious thing for the city i take it seriously we will have today or the next few days a clarification of what has happen

. >> need a parachute. >> he's got a sandwich and snacks in there.those guys know what they are doing and pushing the limit. it's about a 400-foot drop-off to the left. don't turn left. don't fall left. just stay upright. >> just pedal quicker. >> they really push it right about here where nature has to scoot past this bush that's on his right pushing him real close to the edge. >> stop! >> i don't want to watch any more. >> why do you have to go around the bush on the left-hand side. >> how do you know you won't get a bout of vertigo. >> nothing happened other than these two guys just really enjoying and incredible mountain bike trail in utah. >>> this is just one of those videos that is absolutely fun to watch. >> captured on camera, next on "right this minute." >>> still to come, 6-year-old sofia is on a wild mission. >> it's all for a really good cause. >> how this little girl is making a difference in a big way. >>> plus the bonus day buzz word you need for your chance to win an ipad mini or a flat screen tv. feel like this. with dreamwalk insol

journalism, though, was pretty helpful because you are often parachuted into a story that you know absolutely nothing about. you have to get your bearings extremely quickly, you've got to deal with imperfect information and then you have to have a point of view or you make an investment decision if you are an investor. you try to meet people, you try to gauge sentiment, i found the fact that i have been trained to make up my mind about a confusing set of information extremely helpful. hasason horowitz popularized this notion that good ceos have to be founders. -- it is very difficult to tell from somebody's background whether or not they will succeed in the venture business. we have a lot of company founders at sequoia. there is also room for lots of other people to succeed as well. being in the investment business is different from running a company. running the company, we are trying to help these companies as much as possible. the other thing that people miss is we are working very hard on building our own organization because unless you have that at the heart of everything, you cannot mak

those are smoke grenades used by parachuteers so spectators could take in the spectacular falls.o their chute in honor of those who continue to serve our country. >> fleet week guess us an opportunity to talk to the citizens of new york tell us about what we do and the rest of the navy. it gives us that opportunity the shed some light in our jobs. >> the annual celebration which officially began back in 1982 honors civilians i'm sorry gives civilians rather an up close look at our military and chance to say thank you. san francisco fleet week celebration is scheduled for october 3rd through the 10th. >>> new developments now on a story we told you earlier in the newscast. two oakland teens believed to have drowned at the woodward reservoir in stanislaus county. we have new developments. we're learning what happened to those boys before they drowned. car man dickerson talked to the lots of one of the victims and has more. >>reporter: loved ones of the two oakland teens believed drowned in the woodward reservoir struggle with their grief as the search for the boys bodies continue.

. >> everybody has a parachute on but not high enough to escape. >> right. you see the plane is getting ready to go down. the pilot is able to land this plane on the field, but because of the speed it was going it can't stop. he has to stop in the road. there's a truck. he flipped the truck. the camera is on the pilot's helmet. he was able to capture this moment. you hear him yelling to everybody else to relax. there's no fire. relax. >> it's not on fire. frequently these planes can refuel when they crash like this. >> they ended upside down. the plane flipped. >> it nosed over. >> relax guys. there's no fire. take your time. out. >> everybody okay? >> amazingly everybody okay. the pilot suffered minor injuries. >> pilot you okay? >> i'm fine. >> yeah, man. >> whoa! >> what were you thinking when the plane was going down and you knew you guys had to make an mclanding? >> i thought we had a high chance to die when the engine stopped giving power. >> a few seconds before the engine goes down, there was a lot of fuel smell. >> we scream about that. everybody sa

. >> they had to provide 30 parachutes and kits for people to fly into the venue. they loved it, hey, let's let everybody else do it too. >> that's a great way to keep the numbers down. >> grandma, you can't come this go round. >> i think there's some people who got there without it, but all the bridesmaids and the bride came fulling kited out, makeup and everything to the wedding. now, the groom landed first and waited for his bride to arrive. what was really cool, everybody had a great time. there were no mishaps. >> i'm just imagining the bridesmaids. my hair. >> you spend all that time and money on hair and makeup. >> good thing, she didn't wear a long dress that would get really dirty. >> you can still do this. >> i have no interest -- [ laughter ] >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> you need tuesday's buzz word, be at least 18 years old, and a u.s. resident. >> coming up in just a bit. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >>> i don't know if you can tell, but i'm a little italian. almost all. i'm going to help certainsergio >> we tend to b

e-mail, but don't be shocked if we get to a week or two weeks before, and here comes joe biden parachutingfanning the flames to make it all happen. it is no secret that the obama and the clinton team, and it is a rocky road and while the clintons and the obamas have a good team, the political teams have a awful relationship, and nothing i would think that would make obama happier than to see this pathway paved for joe biden. i can't tell you about the facts there, or the history of hillary's e-mail, but i know one thing, unlike china, we can throw all of the negatives out there, but maybe similar to china, you don't get the whole story. carl, back to you. >> and an interview worth reading and i am glad that you brought it back to us. thank you, rick santelli. >> and tough day for godaddy, even though the revenue beat the earnings. we will talk to blake irving here in an cnbc exclusive. the stocks are meandering a little higher, but don't go away. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. ""steve liesman out here in the hoover institute in stanford, and jim bowie the fed president making comments

, northbound on the boulevard, at red lion, now, that is in the outer drive, and as we pull that parachute cord, and jump on down on to the northeast extension, still a work crew northbound. that whole construction zone, lansdale, into quakertown, up to the lehigh vale, just look out. they moved everything little further north now. good morning to welcome to philly. dad vail regatta rose into town today. they'll bring in all of the boats, all of the buses, the trailers, they'll be setting up the tents along the schuylkill river, and then the race is actually occur tomorrow and saturday. bottom line, a loft extra activity, and a lot of visitors coming into town, beginning today, for the big event. also, it is nascar weekend down at the dover speedway. we will see a lot of volume into and out of the speedway beginning today, through sunday, otherwise mass transit at the moment, looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thanks so much. today marks one year since amtrak train derailed in northeast philadelphia, killing eight people, injuring 200 others. the new york bound train hit sharp cu

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you see the big square in the middle is a parachute. >> yeah. is the guy on top driving? still the pilot. >> he is. he's controlling this tandem flight here. now we get a different angle of our pilot working on his gear. very calmly. once he's prepped you see him grab the ring and boom! release. >> oh. wow. that is so cool. do they have to do it because he doesn't know how to get himself up there. >> i don't think so. this guy looks loo s like he's capable. i thought he was going to go all the way down. he's got his own. he's got his own para gliding wings. you can see the rigging cut loose. that's cool to see. >> i have a trifecta of baby awesomeness. this first video featuring the absolutely lovable laughter of the child. >> there's no a greater moment when you feel like you are a comedy genius. >>> for this kid it works every tim time. >> this kid has a great sense of humor. he's cute anyway. >> super cute. also super fun for kids. hide and seek with pops. which is what these girls are doing. as you can tell, they are twins. >> go find daddy! they go to find daddy. the

there is a parachute there. oh! and pop the chute. >> land on the -- >> no way. not going to happen. >> oh. >> all right. now it's time for his -- it's at the top very top of the structure. and the water right there. the motor boat dropped them off and going to pick them up. >> this is at a school in peru. it looks like something is going on with the school children. something is going on. [ yelling and crying ] >> this looks like it's in the cafeteria. why are they crescreaming and crying? >> it was appearance by their favorite rock star. people in this area of peru believe that children in schools are possessed. >> come on. >> has anybody checked the water supply? is there lead or something? >> i thought the same thing. it started back in april. it affected more than 80 students ages 11 through 14. adults are reported seeing convulsions, fainting, screaming. some of the girls they talk to all said they feared a man in black that he was coming to get them. i think it has to be something environmental. people in the area believe it's demonic possession because it

all seems normal until that guy hops into the shot and as his parachute is deploying hej"q out.e we get a bit of a better look just outside the shot and suddenly it deploys again, the third angle tells the entire story and you then realize how dangerous it was. so here's the guy here in the blue and white, and he's approaching his buddy in the blue and orange. that is the problem. the guy in blue and orange back right foot impact came here and that impact deploys his reserve chute. watch it happen in slow motion. as it deploys it blossoms toward this guy in the back who has to take an evasive maneuver to the right before he gets swallowed up in the canopy. >> goes to show you how skilled they are, they know how to get out of the way. if you're new doing this, you wouldn't know which maneuvers to use. >> can you explain to me how a bump into somebody can deploy a reserve chute? >> these guys are pilots their equipment is more technical. maybe that's a safety feature triggered in an unintended way. >> benjamin lucia puts the moral of the story in the description. everyone is out t

. >>> 15,000 feet above eastern illinois, a skydiver's parachute snags the tail of a plane, leaving theper twisting and helpless. his life, along with the lives of 17 others still on board, hangs in the balance. august 2004, hundreds of jumpers from around the world gather in illinois for the four-day world free fall festival. it's the largest skydiving convention in the world at the time. for skydiver norman benitas, it's a chance to join friends and videotape 120-mile-per-hour drops to earth. >> i jump because i love the thrill. for me, skydiving has different thrills at the same time. because you get the excitement of jumping out of the airplane and you get the rush of free falling, and, you know, it gives you that impression that you're flying. but the third thrill is you have that canopy ride that is more peaceful and you can enjoy the scenery. >> when jumping alone, you simply step out of the door. but group jumps require coordination between skydivers, climbing outside the plane, grabbing handles and standing on rails. once everyone is in position, the lead jumper gives the signa

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gliding over the wall at 120 miles per hour, even hitting an apple-sized target along the way before parachuting >>> when we come back on this memorial day, abc news heads to vietnam. a story of how a group of navy s.e.a.l.s never forgot their translator. how it turned into the mission of their lives. stay with us. where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expect

the army's premier parachute team will perform stunts and acrobatics. the gates open at 9:00 in the morning today and tomorrow. >>> it was a bigger shock when we learned we were the only ticket holder. >> you'll meet the trenton family that's sharing the powerball jackpot and you'll hear what they plan to do with all that money. and later -- >>> if your hair feels somehow like it's not good, you don't feel very confident. >> diseases and disorders that lead to hair loss can be devastating. but new 3d printing technology has led to a better solution for patients like the woman you just heard from. her story is still ahead. >>> good saturday morning. i am meteorologist karen thomas. checking your neighborhood forecast this morning. if you're just waking up and joining us, excellent. we are looking for sunshine to start our saturday. we do have some chilly temperatures out there right now, but we will be warming up. 55 in philadelphia right now. we have a few clouds around out in the p.a. burbs. 52 in new jersey. we have some foggy conditions. you can see

and then setting off their parachutes. impressive stuff there. >> i'm up for it. it looks fun.a group jump. >> no thank you. >>> that could be bonding. we could go out and do that. >>> we have another one for you here. i love this again. i love "the mix." so we have a who's a featherweight division champ. he's very high ranked. but he's setting some other records. >> what's he doing. >> check this out. >> check this out. that is lemon juice. he set the guinness world record for drinking a liter of lemon juice through a straw in 22.75 seconds. >> why? >> there he goes. because why not? because it's there. because it's there. why do we climb mountains because they're there. >> because they're there. and he does it. and boom. boom. enjoying it. >> check it out. >> easy peasy. >> only if there's vodka in that lemon juice. really quickly, this is an annual rite of spring you might say here in england. the annual cheese roll down this hill. down some 200 yards where people just run down this hill chasing after cheese. >> of's sober doing it, too. >> i'm pretty sure they are. that's t

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man in china tried to parachute in to propose to his girlfriend, he got stuck in a gust every winds, in a tree, spent almost an hour up there. firefighters had to use a crane to actually get him down. but once he got down on the ground, proposed again with the flowers, look at her, she has her hand on her hip. balloons, i love you, baby, please marry me. guess what she did? she turned around, walked away. >> wow. >> there is speculation his proposal was maybe just too over the top. no word if she ever said yes. >> that's cold. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >> san diego, criticizing the padres baseball team from

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