you don't have to act like peter pan.ling through the air, it's second nature. not one bit of fear, no? >> no fear. >> reporter: rigby has been playing the boy who never grows up for over 30 years. which is why i trusted her when she offered up her harness for a flying lesson. >> she wants my job. >> reporter: paul rueben is known as the fly guy. he pulls the strings. but i'm not stupid. how long have you been doing this? i need your credentials. >> this february it will be 25 years. >> reporter: but the most important part of this entireç'♪ >> reporter: i knew kathy could perform on stage ♪ not me not me so there >> reporter: but transforming into one of the lost boys is a different story. >> i'm supposed to be about 12. >> reporter: it's now 30 minutes before show time and rigby is in the final stages of preparation. >> she is slowly becoming peter pan. >> reporter: there is just enough time for a last-minute warmup. >> look at that. >> reporter: and a little rehearsal. wow. that was awesome. my followup question. how m

you don't have to act like peter pan.tumbling through the air, it's second nature. not one bit of fear, no? >> no fear. >> reporter: rigby has been playing the boy who never grows up for over 30 years. which is why i trusted her when she offered up her harness for a flying lesson. >> she wants my job. >> reporter: paul rueben is known as the fly guy. he pulls the strings. but i'm not stupid. how long have you been doing this? i need your credentials. >> this february it will be 25 years. >> reporter: but the most important part of this entireç'♪ >> reporter: i knew kathy could perform on stage ♪ not me not me so there >> reporter: but transforming into one of the lost boys is a different story. >> i'm supposed to be about 12. >> reporter: it's now 30 minutes before show time and rigby is in the final stages of preparation. >> she is slowly becoming peter pan. >> reporter: there is just enough time for a last-minute warmup. >> look at that. >> reporter: and a little rehearsal. wow. that was awesome. my followup question. h

you don't have to act like peter pan.ough the air is second nature. >> not one bit of fear, no? >> no fear. >> reporter: rigby has been playing the buy who never grows up for over 30 years. that's why i trusted her when she offered up her harness for a flying lesson. >> she wants my job. >> reporter: paul ruben is known as the fly guy. he pulls the strings. i'm not stupid. >> how long have you been doing this? i need to get your credentials. >> this february will be 25 years. >> reporter: but the most important part of this entire operation? the fairy dust. >> tinker bell spent a lot of time cutting this up, so use it gingerly. think lovely wonderful thoughts. >> think lovely wonderful thoughts. >> then go. >> go! whoa! okay. that was not nearly as graceful as i thought it would be. >> it was perfect. >> whoa! >> and the distribution of fairy dust is great. >> they are? good. look at that. >> look at that. >> look how gorgeous. >> i swallowed it. >> no, don't. >> reporter: not quite my most graceful moment, but once i got

you don't have to act like peter pan.this former world class gymnast tumbling through the air is second nature. >> not one bit of fear, no? >> no fear. >> rigby has been playing the boy who never grows up for over 30 years, which is why i trusted her when she offered up her harness for a flying lesson. >> she wants my job. >> paul ruben is known as the fly guy. he pulls the strings but i'm not stupid. >> how long have you been doing this? i need credentials. >> this february, it will be 25 years. >> but the most important part of this the entire operation? the fairy dust. >> tinkerbell spent a lot of time cutting this up. so use it gingerly. think lovely wonderful thoughts. and then go? >> go. >> whoa. okay, that was not nearly as graceful. >> it was perfect. >> whoo. wow. >> and the distribution of fairy dust is great. good. >> look at that. look how gorgeous. >> i swallowed it. >> wait. >> is that bad? >> not quite my most graceful moment. but once i got my feet back on the ground, all grace. ♪ i won't grow up, i don't

>>> a little later on, a story we all grew up with, and champion gymnast kathy rigby is bringing peter pan to life. >> i got a chance to see everything on stage and above it as well with a rare lesson in flying. so much fun to spend time with such a wonderful actress. we'll have that story. she took that role before she had kids obviously, because of the harness. >> can i just say, i have seen more of that tape, and it's not all as graceful as what we saw. they were very kind to you. they didn't show you hitting the wall. >> literal ooechl. >>> a lot to get to. history in the middle east as the last american convoy crossed the border out of iraq late saturday night. chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us from camp virginia in kuwait. >> reporter: good morning, lester. the last convoy, parked safely here in kuwait. this is where the war began nearly nine years ago and this is where it is ending. it was a dignified end to a problematic war. the long convoy of mraps rolled into kuwait in an organized line. and all of the armor wasn't necessary. the troops left iraq without firing

>>> a little later on, a story we all grew up with, and champion gymnast kathy rigby is bringing peter pan to life. >> i got a chance to see everything on stage and above it as well with a rare lesson in flying. so much fun to spend time with such a wonderful actress. we'll have that story. she took that role before she had kids obviously, because of the harness. >> can i just say, i have seen more of that tape, and it's not all as graceful as what we saw. they were very kind to you. they didn't show you hitting the wall. >> literal ooechl. >>> a lot to get to. history in the middle east as the last american convoy crossed the border out of iraq late saturday night. chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us from camp virginia in kuwait. >> reporter: good morning, lester. the last convoy, parked safely here in kuwait. this is where the war began nearly nine years ago and this is where it is ending. it was a dignified end to a problematic war. the long convoy of mraps rolled into kuwait in an organized line. and all of the armor wasn't necessary. the troops left iraq without firing

i doubt you are ever informed that in order to make room for the tenths of peter pan, 20 mature cherry trees were cut down and destroyed. it is a great thing for our park commission to do. it destroyed the cherry trees. bring in the back doors. and now what do we have left? a few ginkgos saplings. the place has been landscaped over again. and it looks it. cherry trees take at least 20 years to mature. so i am not surprised they have been replaced. they just threw in something else. if you are familiar with that park, you would know that in the spring, while life was really attracted to those cherry trees. the wild parrots of telegraph hill love to each individual buds. so did a lot of native sparrows. ah, their environment has been destroyed. big deal. this is just the parks department. but as usual, i do not think any of you know that peter because there is a lot of lying by omission that goes on. and i do not think you were informed. thank you. >> ok, we actually have time for one more. if there is anyone in the public that did not fill out a blue card, please come forward. then we w

she looks fantastic. >> she is peter pan.r day, i cannot believe what she does. >> she's young, she is the perfect person to play the character. >> she's got an amazing voice to go along. >> a lot of fun. >> she makes her own costumes. >> that, too. >>> a check of the weather? >> let's show you what's happening for your weekend. for tomorrow we expect to see plenty of sunshine along the east coast, a few morning showers mid-atlantic coast, a few clouds move into the pacific northwest, showers in extreme southwest which will continue on sunday on into southern texas, we're looking at a few showers along the southeastern coast of florida, fridge ed and cold in >> and of course you know, sunday the most important night of the week, because it's sunday night, football night in america. that's right, and we got a good one for you, the baltimore ravens go flying to see the san diego chargers, fly little bird, fly! partly cloudy, cool, temperatures mid to upper 50s, sunday night, football night in america. i think i hurt something.

as far as the actual height, the best example is when we had the peter pan tent. someone pointed out that was exactly the height of what is being proposed now. i am curious what my fellow commissioners have to say. i am supportive of moving forward. commissioner moore. >> i would like to ask the city attorney to interpret for myself and the rest of the commission what we do when we find a discrepancy between different documents that we reference for our decision making. we have found ourselves in the situation before. it is extremely difficult. only you can interpret for us what it means and does not mean. >> kate stacey from the city attorney's office. if the committee finds discrepancies in documents, it is up to the commission on how to resolve those discrepancies and recommend changes in fixing them. one discrepancy raised was a discrepancy with the zoning map. the zoning map is considered part of the planning code. any changes to the zoning map would be pursued as a planning code amendment rather than a general plan amendment. today before the commission is j

fui a mÉxico y fui a ver teatro y estaban pasando las aventuras de peter pan, y justo en la fila de enfrenteamita muy consentida. y vamos a practicarle del actor charly sheen, por su despido de una serie muy importante. y ahora decidiÓ irse a vacacionar. se fue con su esposa y sus hijas a mÉxico. qué mejor que unas vacaciones en esta Época. estuvo en agosto pasado ahÍ con su ex esposa. y tambiÉn han ido muchas luminarias, por ejemplo, lady gaga, elsa benitez... >> ernesto la guardia, karla martÍnez... [risas] >> sabes quiÉn anda allÍ? sofía bergara. en punta mita. y puso una foto en traje de baÑo! le hago la publicidad. ella decÍa quÉ bueno regresar a mÉxico. >> el pÚblico puede ir a todos estos lugares turÍsticos con toda seguridad. >> lo necesitamos y tambiÉn un apapacho como este. quÉ hizo william papasito levy? fue a un centro de actividades en la florida. les dio la sorpresa a todas estas sras. que se juntan para divertirse. le tocaban los mÚsculos y se lo comÍan a besos! >> lo rifaron en el bingo! [risas] >> era el premio mayor! >> mira nada mÁs. y no lo sueltan. quÉ bÁrbarras! no lo s

show is taking on the organizations whose decisions trigger roller coaster rides on the markets peter pan and he gets a rating the rating agencies and that's coming up a little later today here on r.t. . one of the issues one of the problems with trying to make the ratings better through issuing having fines or having a system of penalties is that people like richard just say well we should just get rid of ratings altogether because they're obviously conflicted and stupid let's get rid of them but you know what they're just plays in that place is not only really agencies in a sense because we don't get stronger i married. his themselves because you have these voices saying let's get rid of richard well that's mischaracterizing my position a little because i didn't say let's get rid of ratings of course we need ratings i said let's get you know let's not tinker with a system that's so broken in terms of its incentives. crosstalk a little later today here on the morris chair talk one of the greatest space pioneers in history has passed away at his home in moscow two months short of his one

in the play peter pan, tinker bell drinks poison intended to kill peter. she begins to die but peter pan implores the audience to just clap their hands if they really do believe in fairies and then maybe, just maybe tinker bell won't die. every small child in the audience then collapse so hard their hands sting and tinker bell rises magically back to life. with this bill republicans are engaging in the very same sort of fantasy. if we just believe that e.p.a. has launched a war on jobs, then it must be so. and we must stop it. if we just believe that e.p.a. officials are lying about their secret nonexistent plans to destroy the livelihood of every farmer in america, then it must be so. and we must stop it. if we just believe that eviscerating every environmental law on the books will not lead to the real deaths of thousands of americans each and every year, then it must be so. the republican lost boys and girls are telling america that the only way to revive the jobs fairy is to kill the e.p.a. to pretend that the deaths, cancers, and other illnesses that

them, carmen, she had like curly -- she curled her bangs and everything was perfect and she had the peter panr and the or one, rosetta, she had her hair wild, her cheeks were rosie, she rolled up her skirt a little and she tied her shirt. to me she looked like an italian beauty. and i always admired her. she came up to me after i said that and said now ask her about menstruating. and i did. and they got so mad that they expelled me. i felt bad but in a way, i loved this girl -- >> why did you get expelled again? >> no, no, the first time -- >> so this was number two? >> this was number two. >> what was number one? >> nothing really -- my mom had gotten a divorce and we were still in catholic school and there was this priest father cunningham and i really liked him and he would walk up and down by my third grade class. and i would always try and catch up to him. i would say good morning father cunningham. he would say good morning sylvia. i said cynthia. and he would say sylvia. after a while i was like, fine, sylvia. and after a while i went to confession to him because he was my friend. and

it tell it is back story of peter pan and captain hook. >> it's a prequel.ay a 500-year-old apothecary. i made "neverland." it's the most extraordinary place. i created it. i harnessed the power of two as steroids and it's fantastic. >> the thing we didn't realize, captain hook wasn't always a bad guy. >> indeed not. something happened to him and his life changed a little. >> sounds like "wicked," the back story of oz. i think keiera knightley is the voice of tinker bell. so we have familiar faces. >> and a unfamiliar faces. captain hook, that's a strange mixture. you have to see it. but it takes you on a most wonderful trip. for sure. >> that sounds cool. fantastic. thank you so much. you can watch part one of "neverland" this sunday at 9:00/8:00 central on syfy. >> charles, thank you so much. >> nice to see you, al. >> and smartly, he leaves. he knows how to make an exit. hey, what ails you? we'll try to help you cure it with all natural remedies. first, these messages. sally, you don't need toys when you have... ♪ imagination ♪ imagination imagination ♪ ♪

one of them, carmen, she had curly, she curled her bangs and everything was perfect an she had the peter panlar. and the other one, rose etta, she had a hair wild. her cheeks were rosy. she rolled up her skirt a little and tied her shirt and to me she looked like an italian beauty and i always admired her and she came up to me after i said that and she said, now ask her about menstruating. so i did and they got so mad that they expelled me. and i felt bad but in a way, i wanted -- i loved this girl. >> why did you get expelled again. >> no, the first time they asked -- this is number two. >> this is number two. >> what was number one? >> nothing really. my mom had gotten divorced and we were in catholic school and there was this priest father cunningham and i really liked him and he would walk up and down next to my third grade class. and i would always try to catch up to him and i would say good morning, father cunningham and he would say good morning sylvia and i would say cynthia and i said fine, i don't care after a while. then i went to confession, you know, to him because he was my fri

she looks fantastic. >> she is peter pan.s going on in your neck of the woods.. >> what a cold change overnight. it was around 60 or so around midnight. it has dropped 15 or so degrees since then. and it will hold steady throughout the rest of the day, with a blustery northwest wind that will be gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour. might get a few wet snowflakes this evening and then saturday and sunday and into monday, partly cloudy >> and of course you know, sunday the most important night of the week, because it's sunday night, football night in america. that's right, and we got a good one for you, the baltimore ravens go flying to see the san diego chargers, fly little bird, fly! partly cloudy, cool, temperatures mid to upper 50s, sunday night, football night in america. i think i hurt something. >> our ears, ow. thanks, al. >>> coming up next, head to toe tips to help you cope with dry, itchy, wintry skin. right after this. eggland's best eggs. the best in nutrition... just got better. high in vitamins d, e, and b12. plus om

she looks fantastic. >> she is peter pan. move into the pacific northwest, showers in extreme southwest continuing into sunday. on into southern texas we are looking at a few showers along the southeastern coast of florida. frigid and cold in the northeast. that's what's going o >>> gorgeous pictures outside. look at that clear view across the bay. not a lot of moisture, which allowed our temperatures to bottom out in the 30s and 20s overnight. no rain to talk about. that's moved on past southern california today. we should see temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s right around 3:00 in the afternoon. still a bit breezy in some of our hilltops. windy heading up to the high country today. more patchy frost for tomorrow morning, but some pretty nice afternoons. >> and of course you know, sunday the most important night of the week, because it's sunday night, football night in america. that's right, and we got a good one for you, the baltimore ravens go flying to see the san diego chargers, fly little bird, fly! partly cloudy,

resume>>> and jenna soars to new heights with cathy rigby as the actress brings her signature role of peter panto life on stage. all that and more when we see you later on "today." right pwau back to chris and angie. >> thank you, lester. >>> michelle obama could be hitting the town in style for the marine corps. ball. >> her date will not be the president. aaron leaks approached the first lady while she was at a toys for tots event. he politely asked her if she would attend next year's ball with him. the first lady said she would love to go but he would have to ask her husband first. she had her assistant take down his information. we are going to keep you posted on what the president does say. >>> mitt romney is getting more endorsements, two more as the countdown to the iowa caucuses continues. the presidential nomination and the whole process is gaining support, mitt romney got endorsements from bob dole and iowa's largest newspaper. the des moines register says romney stands out from the current field of republicans, including current front-runner newt gingrich. the paper published a lette

fui a mÉxico y fui a ver teatro y estaban pasando las aventuras de peter pan, y justo en la fila de enfrentejo!! pero no pierde la fé de un mejor futuro..para este campeón de la vida!# >> un accidente captado en video muestra riesgo que sufren los conductores. chocaron de frente con un automÓvil y fueron lanzados al aire, el percanse ocurriÓ en indochina. la luz de la moto no era intensa y no le dio tiempo. >> una mujer enestado de ebriedad se cae del tren y tropieza. la pueden ver. unos pasajeros ayudaron enseguida a la mujer. no tuvo heridas de gravedad por fortuna. >> en estos dÍasle hemos infoado de los peligros en s carreteras del paÍs por la tormenta invernal. algunos conductores parece haber hecho caso omiso a las advertencias. quÉ es lo que estÁ ocurriendo en las autopistas estadounidenses. ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! muchos estadounidenses ya pusieron las maletas en sus autos para lir de viaje y celebrar la navidad junto a los suyos. pero el clima no estÁ colaborando. sus autos quedaron varados por las fuertes nevadas por la tormenta de nieve que azotÓ toda la noche. sin

picture of how the whole thing pans out we see two scenarios next week if the protests turned violent then we do expect the slide to continue but if the rallies do peter out and nothing of significance happens then we can expect a significant rebound next week all right daniel thanks so much. twenty eleven hasn't been the best in terms of mergers and acquisitions in russia with values far below those seen during the peak in two thousand and seven but global bankers predict that could pick up next year with consolidation at home and firms looking for bargains abroad. one would be in market consolidation so for example in the banking sector where you have thirteen fourteen hundred banks there is a need to to consolidate in order to have both the required capital given some large regulatory searches movement about all truth and hopefully basel three as well as the need to have sufficient liquidity to grow the balance sheet in market consolidation for some of the old economy sectors will continue second we expect to see outward investment by russian companies and shareholders into europe and the united states taking advantage of the situation in those mar

peter you're agreeing right i mean if i could just go back to. go back to the i.a.e.a. is this something that the north korean the new north korean regime however is going to pan out do you think that that's something that they're thinking about because it's been pointed out and you pointed out earlier they have engaged before you know the process is this something that at least one glimmer of hope in all of this. well certainly if they wanted to take advantage of the the death. toll in order to start moving down a slightly more open past start moving towards release reducing their isolation it would be a very smart move on their part to send a message to the i.a.e.a. into say that. inspectors would be welcome to come back in to the country and conversely the most stupid move they could possibly make is another nuclear test explosion yet not that that would actually in itself pose a threat to anyone but it would send a very bad sign and it would get the new regime off to the worst possible start john if i can go to you one of the first things that came out of the u.s. state department is that the united states undying loyalty and protection of its ally south korea south