from olay. >>> a paraglider spirals out of control above the rugged mountains of mexico. >> i really had no control. the best i could do is brace myself for what i might hit. >> a computer program manager from redmond, washington, joe parr is a relative newcomer to paragliding. in january 2005, he has every reason to believe his flight will be a pleasant experience. >> paragliding is the most beautiful thing anybody can do. relaxing. a good paragliding flight will take you high, near the clouds, and can go for hours and for many miles. woo-hoo. unlike sky diving, there's no big thrill of you falling. you just lift gently off. >> it was a trip of a lifetime, ten days of soaring through the temperate skies of vaya de bravo, mexico. >> i had flown a couple times every day. great flights. flew high and far. mexico is a great place because there's great flying weather. >> parr and his fellow paragliders are all wearing helmets with cameras attached. >> has sharp edges but not as bad as it was yesterday. there was nothing abnormal. the weather was good. i'm at 9,000. >> but suddenly parr's

mexico is a great place because there's great flying weather. >> parr and his fellow paragliders are all wearing helmets with cameras attached. >> has sharp edges but not as bad as it was yesterday. there was nothing abnormal. the weather was good. i'm at 9,000. >> but suddenly parr's flying skills are put to the test by a massive thermal blast. >> you can think of it as a wall of air going up. and the result of that is that the front end of the glider pitches up and the glider stalls. just like an airplane would stall if you pointed it straight up in the air. >> unable to pull his glider out of the stall, parr finds himself spiraling towards the dense forest below. >> it was flying down faster and faster and started turning faster and faster. >> with no other options, parr reaches for his reserve parachute. >> coming down on the reserve was a very helpless place to be. just a single line up to a small round parachute. i really had no control. the best i could do is brace myself for what i might hit. >> parr braces for impact. >> my thought was breaking an arm or something, but my bo

he's paragliding on his first mountain flight in santa barbara, california th. this is from december 2013. flying to parma park. you hear the beeping from his altimeter, telling how high up he is. at one point he says -- >> this is outrageous. >> this is outrageous. but he goes from saying things like this is outrageous to saying things far different. you're about to see why. he's on his radio with somebody, who is instructing him and a bunch of other paragliders to go in for a landing. i know the altimeter beeping is for a reason. it adds to the stress of the situation like this. because watch when he goes in for his landing. it is not much of a landing at all. >> oh! >> yeah. goes flying right down, hits hard into that tree. >> doing good too. all of a sudden -- you remember that demeanor. he still has it. >> i just sank down in the tree. >> i think he's chuckling because he's, like, i'm alive. like, i landed in the tree and it didn't puncture me. >> i love this guy. >> that was [ bleep ] awesome. >> he has other people helping him out and he gets down safely.

geico. >>> paragliding is a fun sport. one of best thing about it, the bird's-eye view., this guy's flying along the coastline, one of best places to fly if you're a paraglideer. a great view of guys down there doing a bit of jet skiing, pulling stunts. but also gets an eyeful of something else. swimmers, surfers, and what's that? >> oh snap, a big old turtle. >> nope. >> shark? is it a shark? >> it is a shark, and not just one. he claims he saw seven sharks in the span of about 30 minutes. he believes one was about 12 feet long. he was judging that because he measured it against a surfboard. >> how close those people are on the beach, they have no idea. >> does he scream there are sharks in the water? >> he did, they did have an idea about the sharks because, yes, he did alert the surfers. he told the lifeguards about the sharks that he saw down there and everybody was able to get out of the water safely. >> makes you think they should have a lifeguard on beaches above like this all the time, kind of cruising above the water to see if there are sharks out there so you c

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this guy that we're riding with here in the paraglider is concerned.gets close to the guy. >> hey. >> you can hear him are you oka? he wasn't. a bad crash. he frauctured his pelvic bone ad ribs. three hours to get rescue on the mountain, which is terrible. look where he is. the helicopter team had to pluck him out, but not after serious injuries. not life threatening. >> all right, everybody. let's make it a great monday and give away an ipad mini. >> you've got to be 18 years old, a u.s. resident, and you have to have the buzzword. >> enter on our facebook page if you're using a mobile phone or tablet, go to the first app. >> monday buzzword, adorable. >> get on over to facebook d facebook.com/rightthis disminute. >> enter the buzzword adorable for your chance to win ipad mini. >> if you don't win today, we're giving away another one tomorrow. >>> these's busting a move but little does she know. >> kendra's watched by her husband, aaron simpson. >> see what happens when he says busted. >> >>> if this video doesn't make you want to skateboard, it will

this is a paraglider and he's in the netherlands up in the sky. a lot of wind on this particular day. >> does look windy. >> he's swooping just to lose a little altitude and come down. >> this is where the fun part comes in. pretty soon you'll see what he's trying to do. see this sign right here? >> yes. >> this wooden sign? he's trying to land on it for fun. >> because he can. >> because he can. >> like a bird. >> yep. >> around it, sometimes he gets really close. and right there. he was so close. >> is he trying to sit or stand? >> stand. >> okay. >> he wants to place both of his feet on top of that sign. >> i feel like something's about to go horribly wrong, like, he's about to go face first through the sign. >> nothing goes horribly wrong, but you saw he made it. >> it's amazing the control this guy got. >> after attempting a ton of times and actually crashing once, he gets right back up and then the moment he's been waiting for. >> here you go, buddy. >> whoa. >> look at you. >> wow. >> huh? >> and he stands on it for quite a long time. >> ca

high up in the sky, this guy is paramotoring, paragliding with a motor. he's up there with a camera showing us the ground, showing us the fingers. all kinds of stuff. listen to the motor right around here. first it sounds like a weed whacker. >> it does. that's not a good thing. starts to sound worse right here. when you can't hear it at all. the motor completely shuts off. not a huge deal. he still has his wing and he can still guide it around. he's not by his landing points. listen to him here. >> i threw a belt. >>a belt on his engine broke. he's going down, going down fast. he's looking at this neighborhood. what looks like a good landing spot -- >> like a baseball field. >> it is a softball field, but there is actually a game happening on that softball field. at one point he says -- this is the infield and he decides to land in a nice little spot in right field. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. >> there he is. >> he lands like he's sliding into second. that looks like your classic four e.slid but no issue whatsoever. what do you say at this point? >> so

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paramotoring, paragliding with a mote, you could say. up there with the camera showing us the ground, showing us the fingers. but listen to the motor right around here. >> sounded like a weed whacker. >> it really does. >> that's not a good thing. starts to sound worse right here. when you can't hear it at all. the motor completely shuts off. not a huge deal, because he still has his wing and can guide it around but he's not by his landing point. listen. >> i threw a belt. >> a belt on his engine broke. you can see he's going down, going down fast, he's looking for a place to land. he's by a neighborhood. what looks like a good landing spot? >> a baseball field. >> a softball field, but the thing is there's actually a game happening on that softball field. one point he says -- >> coming in. >> coming in. the infield, decides to land in a spot in right field. >> oh! >> there he is. >> now he lands like he's sliding into second. look, like your classic four slide. what do you say at this point? >> sorry. >> poor guy. >> you know what have

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. >>> you guys ready to go for a nice relaxing paragliding ride? >> i have a feeling that's not what we're going to get, though. >> oh, no. here comes keenan tucker over the skies of turkey. keenan gets out there and starts to just manhandle this our foil and his parasail and does different acrobatic moves. looks like he's doing moves and spins. >> oh. boy, that will get you dizzy. >> is he messing up or is he actually doing this? he just can do this. >> he can do this and he's doing it quite well although the name of the video was my first set. it looks like these are some of his practice moves as he gets ready to learn the acrobatics, it's beautif out there when the horizon is level. >> he did good. his first set looks pretty darn di carry a bag in your pocket just in case? it's hard to watch. >> some people feel that parasailing isn't exciting enough so they need to do acrobatics. >> isn't that true? if you got really good at just gliding, wouldn't you want to up it a little bit? why wouldn't you? >>> i think we can all agree that the world just

especially if it's intricate like paragliding. >> and that's kind of the point of google glass, it'sto just be there to sort of give you some information, as you go throughout your day. i haven' worn them. i've worn other wearable technology that gives you a heads up display. people have walked past me on the street with google glass on. i think it looks a little strange. but they didn't bump into me and they didn't walk off the curb or anything like that. >> you were taking it personally. >> i was hoping i was going to end up in a vine somewhere. >> i want to get the nuggets on a legal discussion here. my first inclination was knee-jerk. what could possibly go wrong? really, honestly, isn't that a fair reaction? >> i'm glad you're not a lud lewd ludite. >> i have a computer. >> there is a risk to google if they market this and get in accidents and there are lawsuits. but i think, you know, suppose, for instance, it has a thing built in that when you close your eyes you start to nod off, the change in the altitude wakes you up. this thing could be a safety device if it's designed pro