>> and jenny and i crossed another one off our bucket list. >> rappelling, rappelling, rappelling, rappelling>> thanks. >> that was great, sara, we're really proud of you. >> thank you, guys, they raised over $275,000 in the two days >> law la la la. it does cross your mind, though, as you're going down. i thought this is nothing compared to what people like you go through. >> i can't believe you did it. that was really great. >> it was the scariest thing i've done yet, it was really scary. >> you haven't walked down the aisle yet. >> i would do that with pretty much anyone at this point. >>> can't believe how filthy your kitchen is, we're going to show you after this. oh, wow, makeup! ss . >> back now with more today on this booze day tuesday. time for our main event. three lucky ladies bored with their hair are going to get a new look. >> and the one and only louis licari. >> it's on the billboard charts with the bullet that song. >> what are the main complaints you're getting? you see a lot of women sick of their hair. >> they want change and they don't know how to change it. >> they're af

mora pee rappels. we may be the first to ever see this.canyon opens grandly into this a bigger canyon, lush with a stream running through it. we break to eat something and marvel at how much is still left unexplored. my guess is there are 300 canyons that are probably worth doing in the grand canyon. and we'll die before we ever see them all. it's just too big. >> reporter: before we know it, thunder starts rolling in, bearing the possibility of flash floods. >> almost like clockwork, it's 1:43 and the boomers start it's it's scary because the flash flood comes through there we're in bad shape. and the long, hard slog back up the hill to safety begins. starting to rain. it's pretty intense lightning. and getting up this hill is hard. what do you think of that, rich? >> big boomers. going to come down. i think i'm glad i'm not in that canyon right now. >> reporter: one of the few times he'll ever admit that. i'm matt gutman for "nightline," bear canyon, arizona. >> very cool. thanks to matt. >>> coming up, fixtures, kings of the flower bed,

the athletes watched as i rappeled down 51 floors. 350 feet down. some athlete have done this. >> it was nervous. >> they say it's simple. squeeze the lever and down you go. okay. i can see myself. i tried to get my mind off of looking down by looking in hotel windows. but that didn't help. because there was my reflection. it was terrifying and gratifying. [ cheering and applause ] because when i finally touched down, the accomplishment -- oh my gosh, wow relieved to be on the ground. and seeing those athletes, there we go -- made it so worthwhile. >> got her medal. >> thank you so much. this is for the athletes yay! in las vegas, just hanging out, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >> so as i watched this story i wonder is she finished? what do you think? >> she is an adrenaline junkie and the only one who would look good in a harness and helmet like that. amazing rock star all right. well, good afternoon and good evening everybody. out the door right now it's still kind of on the mild side. still seeing a lot of 60s and 70s all across the bay area. 75 stil

officer will rappel down the side of a 12 story building, and also practice a scenario in which they'd have to rescue a dignitary. >>> starting in a week and a half, c.h.p. officers will help boost patrols in high crime areas of:00 land, as part of what's called operation impact. they're still working out the details like who will pay for the extra patrols. similar deployment is planned for stockton. >>> new this morning, people living on treasure island are still without water service. a water main broke at around 5:00 last night, causing this water disruption. the san fortunes co public utilities commission say they are working on the problem. now once water is flowing again, people are being told to boil it before drinking. yerba buena island wasn't affected. >>>in today's campaign 2012 coverage, a wealthy republican from palo alto has donated another $13 million to a business advocacy group. charles munger, jr. is giving money to the small business action community that is running a campaign in favor of proposition 32. that prop would curb union political dues, and is trying to def

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they take three hours to rappel and get the goat. then watch what happens. >> oh!lause ] >> got to be the dumbest thing i've ever seen. of course the goat's not stuck. that's what they do. like trying to rescue a bird from a tree. >> i agree. w watching, enjoying the show wating these dummies rescue him meanwhile, he knew he could get down himself. then he eats stuff, going like, what are you guys doing here? i was just doing what i do! >>> it's a viral video that this tale will reel you in, hook, line and sinker. yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? maybe. rich chocolate chips... i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and, and...and then the awards started coming in, and i became addicted to the fame. topped with chocolaty drizzle... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. fiber beyond recognition. to really help our schools, vote yes on thirty-eight. prop thirty says they send new money to our schools. pprop thirty-eight really doese, send n...and thirty-eightsehindt straightkeeps it there..... >>> if

. >> perversely perhaps the time i felt most keenly for you was not when you were rappelling down the side of that crevasse but then you had opened one of those cameras on a second or third visit and it hadn't worked. >> yeah, yeah, we went through a lot of different iterations of the electronics. but that doesn't mean we didn't have some challenges. we have still had cameras knocked out by rock fall coming off cliffs. you know, these are very dynamic landscapes where we are. these are not static at all. there's a lot of rubble coming down the sides of these mountains. we had one camera that was buried under 20 feet of snow in alaska and just literally the entire system was peeled out of the -- off the bedrock by the weight of the creeping snow sliding downhill. we've had electronic glitches. and yet for the most part, the things actually work. and we just keep going on and on. and somehow, you know, our destiny is correct. we're supposed to be telling this story. we feel the glaciers. it's almost -- it's almost tangible, it sounds bizarre, i guess. but you almost feel the power of th

they take three hours to rappel and get the goat. then watch what happens. >> oh!pplause ] >> got to be the dumbest thing i've ever seen. of course the goat's not stuck. that's what they do. like trying to rescue a bird from a tree. >> i agree. w watching, enjoying the show watching these dummies rescue him meanwhile, he knew he could get down himself. then he eats stuff, going like, what are you guys doing here? i was just doing what i do! >>> it's a viral video that this tale will reel you in, hook, line and it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. bring your dog to work day... not our best idea. are better

why a very nervous juliette goodrich pa realed down -- rappeled down a tall hotel in vegas. that's that and more at 11:00 right here on cbs 5. she's okay. that's it for us, we'll see you at 11:00. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, >>> an all new "eye on the bay" starts now in hd. >>> we're traveling 100 miles down spectacular highway 1. from caramel

they take three hours to rappel and get the goat. then watch what happens. >> oh!pplause ] >> got to be the dumbest thing i've ever seen. of course the goat's not stuck. that's what they do. like trying to rescue a bird from a tree. >> i agree. w watching, enjoying the show watching these dummies rescue him meanwhile, he knew he could get down himself. then he eats stuff, going like, what are you guys doing here? i was just doing what i do! >>> it's a viral video that this tale will reel you in, hook, line and >>> if you've owned a pc and it's gotten a little older you've probably gotten the blue screen of death, and you're waiting for something to come up. >> and that happened to steve spell ii. >> he posted this on our facebook page to show us what he did to his pc. >> whoa! >> he fashioned a bow and arrow at a pvc pipe and some razor sharp broadhead arrows. >> whoa. >> he got two solid shots into the pc. >> i don't blame him, though. i owned a pc ten years ago and never again. >> the screen didn't escape either. >> oh! get some action with it. >> once the bow br

a major spokesmen for anti-slavery number weighed this from the irrepressible conflict and had to rappel from the assault on the left and the party asking for compromise did even if the most radical did vote they would offset the loss. sell it would become the great union party and as i said lincoln did turn that party etfs before the hostilities did not. yes he viewed the crisis from the partisan perspective but there was the third fundamental reason. the evidence suggests the visceral hatred of slavery. seward without question never gave slavery equality with free them but convinced with the rapid expansion of the free states with burgeoning economic power this overpowers slavery. to become casualties of what he foresaw as inevitable progress after accomplishing his purpose elected a republican seward was quite willing to stop. not selling 10. the territorial issue list of about politics alone. even as a symbol. the patient must be about three number cannot slavery. with the well-known cooper union speech very 1860, it helped to. him to the top of the list of republican candidates made

the team initially wanted to fly us to the top the valley, the village and rappel out, and we fly off because of restrictions and what the pilots were comfortable doing, they ended up having to settle for this mission which was to land in the valley and unload troops which anyone who knows any kind of basic image, to fight uphill is never a good idea. you never want to do it. that's infantry 101. if you can take the high ground, you want it. what commanders had to reconcile where was to place the risk, top of the vim lag or in the ground and have guys hopefully get up the hill before the bad guys found out. that was the sort of where the team was left on the morning of the mission which is where the book starts. they get up in the morning, and they know they have to do the mission. it's spring, in the mountains of afghanistan, the weather's already pushed the mission, delayed it once or twice, and they have a singing feeling. that feeling is one of the things that propelled this book and us because it's very rare that you get soldiers that have universal bad feelings like that and the

absolutely the movement i foresee evolving and thirteen these candidates recognising from rocky to rappel ralph nader ron paul everybody in our debate sees that the parties don't work and they are all like for instance in there for opening the debate it's proportional representation is definitely if you check out fair about fair vote pretty there we're working very closely with them so we're actually going to have a second debate at least maybe even poor but a second debate where out there is to run out voting the people are going to decide on the twenty third which to. candidates will of allah to the bait in washington d.c. on october thirtieth so we want to teach the people of the american idol type voting text messaging that instant runoff voting is the way to go proportional representation as well yeah and most americans don't even know about it yet. because the largest city in the united states that has. it which was the consequence of efforts by the green party. for the free and equal elections foundation hundred twenty three an equal you can check us out at three am the equal dot o

san rappel 75. downtown you have 64. another chilly day in san jose. it's sunny and nice and warm mid 70s this evening in our inland communities. very active storm track but several hundred miles to our north. some rainfall may make it into extreme north california. as this low pressure area scoots by, look for some rain delays on wednesday and thursday. high pressure is going to build in. inland, you will likely hit 90, and near the bay you will be well near the 80s wednesday and thursday. downtown san francisco, 3 degrees above average. livermoor ten degrees above average. near it bay, 80s. inland areas near 90s. but only the last two days. we will stay sunny but be cooler back to mid 70s for the bay saturday and sunday. >> thanks paul. >>> still ahead how you can help the state by buying a boat or a pickup or a bisthis weekend. >> you've heard how lack of sleep is linked to obesity. how your restless nights could actually change your body's tissue. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, weekend. and it's all designed to help the cash-strapped state. >>> they're trucks, b

>> the plan, terry and firefighter jeff mitchell will harness the boys and rappel down the tower withng and temperatures falling, it's becoming a risky operation. >> james had his hand clamped down and had a death grip on him. when he picked up his hand, his brother's hand was blue. >> it's been two tense hours since the crisis began when another option makes a dramatic entrance. a special utility truck, called a condor, equipped with a 150 foot boom. by coincidence, it had been undergoing repairs just a few miles away. >> they only had one in the state, i believe, at the time and the mechanic in charge of it saw this on the news and he went back to work to reassemble it. when the condor entered the green belt, there was a roar. we were excited. >> the boys are ushered to safety. >> oh, i was so relieved. i just wanted to thank heavens that they were safe and i wanted to hold them. >> and james is treated as a hero. >> i still don't see what i did. i didn't think it was that unusual. i have a really wonderful brother and i love him. >> some day i hope you can tell me why you climbed a

i think coming from rappelling out of helicopters with his marine handler, and being in afghanistan,nk he'll like it. he starts in the morning and goes until night. he's going 100 miles an hour. whoever picked the dogs for the marine corps did a good job. >> the service has been looking for new homes for these working dogs. the sergeant said they all seem to be well socialized and that hatch's personality and skills are a great fit for our transit system. so good to have him here. >> knows his way around that station. >>> this time of year, fall flavor can easily be filled with fresh ingredients, if you know which ones to pick. liz crenshaw is here with how reaching for fruits and roots can easily change your next dish. >> fruits and roots are the foundation for the dishes that you're about to see. we got help from the ritz carlton in the district. ideas for fall with a seasonal taste. we're here at the ritz-carlton with the chef. we'll do some fall cooking today and calling it fruits and roots. where do we start? >> the fruits and roots are like the parsnip soup. a mix between green

his new handler says after rappelling out of helicopters with the marines, working for metro may seemittle tame to this guy. but he also says hatch is a very hard working, well trained dog and seems to be settling in nicely so far. >>> skins have a new location for their new training camp. it is in richmond, virginia. the 17-acre facility is going to be built behind the science museum of virginia down there. that is near downtown richmond and not far from i-95, and i-64. the new site will feature two football elds, a drill field and a field house. the ground will be broken on that site in november. the skins are expected to move in for next year's training camp. >> the success has always been when they went to carlisle or frostberg and we were looking for something. when the governor and mayor came up with this idea, we were -- we thought it was perfect. it's two hours away from our offices. it gets you away. but at the same time you're still at home. >> it's going to cost between $9 million and $10 million to prepare the site. it will also include a sports medicine center that would

i'm working on getting a helicopter so like rappel into the city later on. know what else you're going to do to get downtown. >> we've got a lot of innovation so we'll check that out. we're looking at building traffic flow 101 just north of 680. this is that first burst we typically see approaching 5:45. we've seen a little slowing on the sernsors, but nothing dramatic. you still see the volume building but it's friday. a little later here. we'll get a look at the san mateo bridge, 92 across the water. we've had a tough drive westbound. starting to build the volume but no slowing along the flat section. and the bay bridge also showing a build. we'll expect it to start now and continue through the weekend because of all the activities in the city. we'll talk about that and options to get in there coming up. back to you. >>> we suggest you stick around, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring t

containing weapons, a smoke grenade, knives, body bags, a hatchet, a biohazard suit and a device to rappeldogs. the man was caught wearing a bulletproof vest under his trench coat. a judge will determine if he's a flight risk and should return to custody. >>> leon panetta says sophisticated computer hackers could put attacks and 0,000 computers have already been hacked. >>> larry ellison is reportedly interested in buying aeg. sources close to him say one of the attractions of buying aeg, it would allow him to relocate an nfl to los angeles. >>> another cool morning in store for us but things could be changing soon. steve will tell us what your weekend has in store an the warmup possibly on the way -- and the warmup possibly on the way. >>> right now -- you see that. they just flipped over a car that was overturned in san francisco westbound. we caught it on camera here. this is blocking most of the freeway coming into san francisco. the sig-alert and now we're in trouble for the bay bridge. another report just minutes away. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new lexus es comes with a story stil

this year the company's biggest. 3,000 trips, everything from rappelling to back country skiing.panded by keeping prices low and taking advantages of people staying close to home. >> what do you hope for the next four years? >> the more people that we can raise the bar for equal pay. the more that we can feel inclusion in the state. >> reporter: while some have weathered the recession well, colorado continues to struggle. the unemployment rate about 8% here in jufr son county, it's about 7.4. just a little better. >> this is the new restaurant. >> the nunez family pitching in on a new venture. a family restaurant. authentic cuisine from gloria nunez. now 74 she is sea known as grandma. >> reporter: what do you hope to see in the next few years? >> well, i think one of the most important things is the economy. to go up a little. >> now the restaurant is run out of a strip mall. soon a new building, a liquor license and as many as 15 new employees. but this family is still agonizing over which candidate is best for the future. >> what makes this area so competitive? as you consider

this year, the company's biggest, 3,000 trips, everything from rappelling to back country skiing. by keeping prices low and taking advantage of home. what do you hope for the next qur years? >> that we can raise the bar for equal pay. the more that we can feel inclusion in this state. >> reporter: while some have weathered the recession well, colorado continues to struggle. the unemployment rate across the state, about 8%. here in jefferson county, it's about 7.4, just a little better. this is the new restaurant. >> this is it. >> reporter: the nunez family, all ten of them, pitching in on a new venture, a family restaurant. the restaurant's draw, authentic cuisine, prepared by gloria nunez, who moved here from mexico city when she was 21. how many recipes are in your head? >> i don't know. night aye never count. >> reporter: now 74, she is known as grandma. what do you hope to see in the next few years? >> well, i think onef the most important things is the economy to go up a little. >> reporter: now the restaurant is run out of a strip mall. soon new building, liquor license an

this year, the company's biggest, 3,000 trips, everything from rappelling to back country skiing. >>s a lot of hard work. >> reporter: the business expanded, he says, by keeping prices low and taking advantage of coloradoans staying close to home. what do you hope for the next four years? >> the more people that we can raise the bar for, you know, equal pay, the more that we can feel inclusion in this state. >> reporter: while some have weathered the recession, colorado continues to struggle, here in jefferson county the unemployment rate 7.4%, just a little better than across the state. this is the new restaurant. >> this is it. >> reporter: the nunez family, all ten of them, pitching in on a new venture, family restaurant. the restaurant's draw, authentic cuisine prepared by gloria nunez, who moved here from mexico city when she was 21. how many recipes are in your head? >> i don't know. i can't count. >> reporter: now known as grandma. what do you hope to see in the next few years? >> one of the most important things is the economy to go up a little. >> reporter: now the restauran

you cannot rappel forever typically that size force. >> i want to expand on that line of questioning. the numbers that we are arguing today, one or two additional security forces, six or seven armed security forces, may not make the difference. you did not have the chance to answer that question. when you look back on this attack and you look at what was requested versus what would be necessary to either fully extricate everyone or to fully repel an attack such as this, you think there is any amount of reasonable numbers that could have been present on the ground there today at the time that would have prevented this attack and this tragedy? >> i am hesitant to speculate on specific numbers. i think it goes without saying that having more resources on the ground is generally not something you will turn down in a firefight. i would rather have more guns, more special forces, more soldiers to have combat experience have more armed agents on the ground. the more of those you can bring to bear, the outcome is going to tip in your favor. >> a similar question to the ambassador. we shudder

you cannot rappel forever -- you cannot repel forever typically that size force. >> i want to expandon that line of questioning. the numbers that we are arguing today, one or two additional security forces, six or seven armed security forces, may not make the difference. you did not have the chance to answer that question. when you look back on this attack and you look at what was requested versus what would be necessary to either fully extricate everyone or to fully repel an attack such as this, you think there is any amount of reasonable numbers that could have been present on the ground there today at the time that would have prevented this attack and this tragedy? >> i am hesitant to speculate on specific numbers. i think it goes without saying that having more resources on the ground is generally not something you will turn down in a firefight. i would rather have more guns, more special forces, more soldiers to have combat experience. i would rather have more armed agents on the ground. the more of those you can bring to bear, the outcome is going to tip in your favor. >> a sim