she then says an incantation in old romania, an arcade dialect that is no longer spoken in romania.he tells her husband to break open the forest. in the meantime, she says another incantation. he soon returns with the law that has now been broken open. our session is complete. after a short prayer, we are free to go. our journey continues. this mining community is home to both serbs and vlaks. the minority have set up a political party. and what remained to be a recognized language, which they are free to speak in the public's fear. m over the course of the centuries, we have always been marginalized by the serb state in all its various forms. >> the party appealed to the romanian government for help and got a response. bucharest went to brussels to demand serbia protect the rights of the vlaks. >> we were never able to learn anything about ourselves at school. that has led us into real identity crisis. >> this, even though they are included in the constitution. >> it is like a trick. the serbian state recognizes us as a minority group in the constitution, but that has no bearing on

they own this furniture business, one of the biggest in romania.hey offered to pay for psychological treatment and ensure that he could attend a normal school. the woman and her husband did not want publicity for their good deed. they have two children themselves, one of whom was seriously ill. that is why they spontaneously decided to help. he is now one of the best pupils in his school. his is not the only live the couple is helping to improve. they have set up a charitable foundation to help others. memo we are worried about europe and romania because the cuts are at the expense of the week. >> we elected this government understand the protests. people's prospects are grim. >> since january, adrian has attended the daily rallies in bucharest. hundreds of people now regularly protests against the social cuts, and almost everyone knows adrian and his story. >> your jump in parliament was really courageous. it was a rude awakening. the rest of us were jolted out of our lethargy too late. >> he is our hero, the father of the rumanian protest movemen

that is supposed to be deployed on ships and romania. that is the base that michael mentioned was negotiated. phase three is the block 2 a interceptor. it was jointly developed between the united states and japan. the japanese are cooperating on this venture as well. this is a jointly-designed system. that is supposed to be deployed in poland. then finally the block 2-b which was a more advanced version on ships and on land around europe in 2020. funding for this missile was just cut, recently, in the 2012 budget because congress was concerned that there are too many concurrent development projects under way. they axed the funding for this. the netted sensor architecture. net 1 and spy-1. navy radars. if you get into the discussion of russian cooperation, there are russian radars tied into the system. infrared tracking. airborne or space based. then to tie all this together. any shooter can launch off of any particular sensor data track. here is the evolution of the standard missile. launched off the vertical launch tube s and cruisers.

a model in romania used a hot air balloon to show off the world's longest wedding. dress wedding it is 1.85 miles long. it officially breaks the world record in the guinness book. the wedding dress was over a boulevard in romania's edie lambert train took 100 days to create. not very practical, but is quite a visual display. >> you need a lot of people in the wedding party to help with that. >> cooling down by the weekend in the 60's. unsettled with areas of rain for the weekend, spotty showers and a few thunders

these rockers are in romania and they're putting their long hair band hair in buckets of white paint. >> that's awesome. >> they just start rolling their heads, painting the walls like they're jackson pollack with their hair. >> that makes my neck hurt just watching them do this. >> why not mix up the colors? why's everybody going just white? >> how do you get this out of your hair? >> a little pan teetene. >> i'm surprised at the kind of coverage they got. i think that the room looks pretty cool. >> not only did it end up on the wall, it ended up on the ceiling. >> here's the best part of the video. i think we need to see that one more time, don't you? >> oh, great. that's really the only kind of music you could do that to. you can't put on your john maher sound to do that. >>> that's it for our show today. we hope you enjoyed yourselves. thanks for joining us and we'll see you tomorrow. >>> someone in his home is armed with a weapon and will do something crazy. >> police had to shoot and kill a baltimore man after a bizarre 911 call. >>> as we learn more about the shooting death of

a hot air balloon had to stretch out the two mile train in romania.reviously record was held by a dutch designer. >>> a sisterly bond is hard to break. and it was put to the test while two young girls were catching frogs in a pond near their home. we'll tell that you story ahead. >>> and why this plumber is about to get a lot of new friends and maybe hear from some long lost relatives that is straight ahead. we'll be right back. 3q you put all you've got into that deep-dish masterpiece. but when it doesn't stay in the dish there's easy-off oven cleaner. because easy-off cuts through five times more grease than the leading all-purpose cleaner. so you're ready whenever inspiration strikes. cook with passion. clean with easy-off. >>> new information in france as the police raid a house of a man they suspect in the shootings of students at a school. >>> how to keep your medications away interest your children. the startling statistics about children and drug overdoses on prescription medicals. we'll start off with lynette charles. >>> good morning. we're

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this is in romania. these folks look like they're waiting on public transportation. watch what's about to happen? from the side of your screen, a white mercedes. >> oh. >> oh, my gosh. how many people were hurt in this incident? >> this car actually hitfive people w the 23-year-old driver claims he lost control trying to make a right turn. this matter is still under investigation. after this happened, you see a lot of the people who didn't get hit by the car run from the scene of the accident. the driver also ran from the scene of the accident. he was driving on a suspended license. this traffic cam continues rolling as emergency vehicles come through. you can see they're aiding someone there in the street. only minor injuries from this incident. no one was killed during this accident. >> you got to be kidding me. >> no. amazing. >> were two bodies that went kaboom in the air. >> that's a miracle right there. >> everyone was okay at the end of this. they eventually caught up with the 23-year-old driver and he is currently in custody. >>> this next clip we found looks

but that's what one man from romania did.s attach today a weather balloon and the camera brought back these amazing shots. it was recovered thanks to the gps. maybe the next lego mission will go into infinity and beyond. it looks just like the shuttle, doesn't it? >> it looks like some movies too, the animation. right? >> [ laughter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> tonight

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in romania men of my age do not date. in mexico they don't either. but this is america. you just have to get the word out. let the women know you are available. maybe jamal can make me a sign. what's the problem, victor ? you're pacing back and forth like an expectant father. look at this place. it's like a morgue. 12:30. why aren't there more people here ? maybe it's the cooking. maybe it's the service. could i have another cup of coffee, please ? sure. lately that guy spends more time here than i do. - hello again. - more coffee ? actually, i'd like a glass of water. the coffee's a little hot. i was going to add some ice cubes. - why don't i give you a glass of ice ? - great. there you go. you're all set. you've got your coffee, your cream, your sugar and your ice. - oh, there is one more thing. - yes ? i'd like to know your name. - my name ? - yeah. i mean, since you are my waitress i'd like to be able to call you by your name you know, instead of miss or ma'am or hey, you. - i'm katherine. - my name's bill. - it's nice to meet you. - nice to meet you too. excuse me.

. >>> in romania there is one wedding dress truly like no other. floating over downtown bucharest in a hot air balloon a model showed off the world's longest bridal train. the nearly 2-mile-long ivory train took ten seamstresses 100 days to create. the guinness book of world records recognized the mark which beat out the record held by a dump designer. >>> well, in one italian town citizens have no choice. life must be eternal. the town's cemetery at capacity, the mayor made dying illegal. frustrated with citizens being buried in a neighboring town they are nuding with he figured the law would bring attention to their plight. despite knowing he can't actually forbid dying he is asking everyone to try not to. i think that would be a given, wouldn't you think kr. >> yes. >> just try not to. >> i wonder why they don't want to be buried in that town. go next door. the grass is greener. >> what the feud is, da, da, da. >>> a look at other stories we'll follow on nbc. a bitter court battle over sweeteners begins in los angeles. sugar producers are claimi

so the first systems are currently scheduled for deployment in romania in 2014. and in poland in 2018. mr. obama says he will have more flexibility after the election this year. republicans were quick to seize on the flexibility comment. >> this is a president who is telling us one thing and doing something else and is planning on doing something even more frightening. >> governor romney went on to characterize russia as america's number-one geopolitical rival. a charge that threw re row joinedder from medvedev that, this is 2012, not the 1970s, the height of the cold war. congressional republicans are calling for a "urgent explanation" of mr. obama's comment to mr. medvedev. here's the exchange again. after my election i have more flexibility. >> question, mr. obama's -- or reset of u.s.-russian relations is his foreign policy priority. how much further is he likely to take that, that reset, in a second term? >> this is a gaff of the really the first order, john. he has confirmed the suspicions of every conservative and traditionalist and nee con in america that

missile defense system and his body is that this presupposes deployment of its components in poland in romania in a radar station in turton obviously this will soon fill these their mission of amazing speed for american ships equipped with the ag is them. it is obvious that the missile defense system will be targeted at the russian federation rather than some mythical middle eastern countries possessing virtual missiles. at least fifteen countries around the world have been involved with the nato missile defense shield . their radar stations in denmark and britain which is also host to intercept and massage. canada to is going to join the project anti missile functions will be given to norad the agency responsible for north america's air and outer space defense. japan has decided to assist the nato missile defense shield is taking part in the manufacture of a just interceptor missiles. japan is going to build a forward based radar station on its territory. a similar radar station has already been built in turkey. the czech republic remaining are hungry and cold a ready to allow nato as missile

romania is going to be a base for some interceptors. poland and the czech republic will play a role. there is a key for the u.s. allies. where we run into a problem is that not that these issues are totally resolved, but it is an ongoing alliance management issue. i would say it seems quite manageable. also a number of these have been based at sea. we run into a problem with the russians and to some extent china. it, by all accounts, by everything we seem to know, the senior analysts and strategic rocket forces of the russian federation has persuaded their leadership that what we are proposing and particularly what we are proposing down the line because this is a phased adaptive approach. this is a decade-long program with new systems coming on board by 2020. you will probably see a lot of this with my colleagues in the so-called sm-3 ma 2. we don't have that now. the russians extrapolating to the abilities they think we're going to have believe it will pose a threat to their deterrent. we have been engaged with them in missile defense

. >>> after this year's brutal winter, the people of romania are enthusiastically welcoming the springfollowing an ancient custom known as cuckoo ritual, wearing masks and depicting mythical characters dancing and chanting to ward off evil. powerful charms are pinned to clothing and tied to front gates and even attached to animals for good luck. >>> now in vermont. one man's superstition has been validated. it turns out his lucky charm, which he bought 43 years ago at a flea market for $1 has led him to a pot of gold. the coin is likely one of the first ever minted in the united states and worth, get this, bill, pay attention, worth over a hundred thousand dollars. not surprisingly, he suddenly has no qualms about parting with this lucky charm. >> i always wanted to find something. >> i know. >> like go to a rummage sale and find something worth a lot, but i wouldn't know it if i saw it. i could have that coin in my pocket. >> stuff like that never happens >> not yet. >> to me or you, apparently. >> keep looking. >>> time for a look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the da

. >>> and it's up, up and away in romania for another world record.his 17-year-old model had to get into a hot air balloon because the wedding dress she's wearing has a bridle train that's almost two miles long. it puts it it in the guinness book as the longest bridle train. >>> coming up on your local news after "cbs morning news," the latest on new orleathe nfl hitt sanctions. >>> plus, a night of drinking turns deadly. a young woman shares the graphic video she made the night her two friends died. that's the "cbs morning news" have a great day. >> suspended sherrif ross mirkarimi is due to start a domestic violence counseling program today and new questions over whether or

the world's longest wedding dress train has just floated over bucharest in romania in a hot air balloon. nearly 3 kiloliters long, the ivory trade on the wedding gown modeled by a 17-year-old, was laid out for the first time over a main boulevard in the romanian capital. she then stepped into that hot air balloon to give onlookers and even better view of the train, which took 10 dedicated seamstresses about 100 days to create. the guinness book of world records marks the train as the longest in history, beating the previous record held by a dutch designer. that is a spectacle. a lot of fabric there. >> does not look so comfortable. >> it would take a lot of little girls to carry that. >> hundreds. >> we will be back in just a minute. is africa facing another famine? we will be looking at that question. >> stay with us. >> thanks very much for staying with us. aid agencies are warning of a looming humanitarian crisis in what is known as the hot house stripped. that is a massive area of land stretching across sub-saharan africa. climate change and drought are threatening up to 50% of coun

we also have special agents embedded in romania, estonia, you crane and the netherlands, working to identifykey players and here at home the national group briggs together 18 law enforcement, military and intelligence agency in order to stop current and prevent future attacks. they operate through threat focused cells. special agents, officers and analysts who focus on particular threats such as botnets. just last week we announce d targets of six hackers known as an anonymous. they target the companies, media, and law enforcement since 2008. this case was successful because we worked extensively with our overseas parters and we use our sophisticated intelligence techniques in the psycher arena. we must continue to push forward and enhance our collective capability to fight cyber crime and we do need tougher penalties for cyber centimeters to make the cost of doing business more than they are willing to bear. just as we did after september 11, we must break down walls to succeed in combatting this cyber threat and just as we do or did with terrorism, we must identify and stop cyber threats b

russia's russia moraga made it just a minute and a half to defend his title against valeri to get now of romania and another champion seen his crown in the under seventy four k. class. also enjoying this with victory over fellow russian alexander pano who is the most recent domestic champion. i'm very satisfied with the victory here but i have to admit that the tournament turned out to be not as hard as it could have been after my first bout i got straight into the final because my opponent was disqualified on two big boys now. only one of clinch the title with a narrow win on points and the under eighty two class l d of and the two thousand and five world champion me three similar outsmarted by the name caught in the head is the vision of the competition which is under ninety kilos. despite the fact that most of the finals were older russian the geography of the sport is growing wider national symbol for durations are dull to across the globe it's an bushes to become a part of the olympic family may now have film the grounds. r.t. . and let's wrap this one up with another combat piece where the

. >> reporter: after serving in africa and romania, karen is an unpaid ambassador, talking to peace corps prospects. >> i'm about to be an empty-nester. this is really a wonderful opportunity. i can still do something to contribute and serve. >> reporter: it's challenging. older volunteers have to pass a physical, live on a minimal stipend and learn the local language. mary roberts has missed birthdays and graduations but has no regrets. >> you're always going to miss something. but you are experiencing something else. >> reporter: the tribal chief says because of roberts' work fighting malaria and cholera, children here will live to be adults. not bad for a second career. chris jansing, nbc news, likuni, malawi. >>> that's our broadcast on a monday night as we begin a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. and don't forget our special hour-long primetime coverage of the super tuesday results. hour-long primetime coverage of the super tuesday results. good night. >>> good evening and thanks for joini

in the fourth round of the indian wells open after a straight sets win over some and a hell of a romania six three six four the number two seed who is one of three players still in the draw to a previously won the tournament to be earning sets six three this was the first ever career meeting between the pair and the romanian had no answer to the australian open trials and the second i sure up of a raced into a rival lovely how up then won four straight games in a topsy turvy set before the twenty four year old russian secured the six three six four when you know places italy for a brother in the next round. meanwhile there was a big victory for sure up of his compatriot not here to throw she beat u.s. open champion sam stosur in another epic encounter six one six seven seven six was the final school hold the record for the longest ever women's match since the tiebreaker was introduced that was snowshoes win in the u.s. open last year but this match was equally as gruelling with tie breaks and sliding the second and third sets the decisive one occurring patrollers way in a match which las

countries like japan, mexico, and even romania have warning systems in place, but because of california's size, of theography, and other factors it's hard to create one here. >> because we live on top of the faults, it's much more complicated than in say mexico or japan that have these early warning systems. >> reporter: living on top of faults means any early warnings would be a few seconds if any. mimicking the north ridge earthquake, the detection would have been able to give downtown l.a. 11 seconds' warning, enough to shut down critical infrastructure like public transportation or nearby nuclear power plants. >> it could give the public a few seconds' heads-up so they can drop, cover, and hold on. >> reporter: it's connected to a central system that can send warnings across central networks and tv and radio airwaves. >> the ability to save lives alone would be incalculable. >> surprise, surprise. we know california has a lot of financial problems. this might be the reason $150 million it would cost to build. that's what the experts say. and it would cost about $5 million a year to ke

crowds of coal miners have marched in western romania refusing to work for a day because of most hours and for working conditions the stoppage comes after negotiation with government officials broke down several thousand demonstrators want their state owned company to other an agreement made in january giving them a ten percent pay way. back to one of our top stories now the situation in libya as the state struggles to return to normality another conflict is taking shape across the country about all of wills as well under way between an increasingly chronic government and a freshly reborn women's rights movement artie's arks on a boy who has this report it was a very special way to celebrate the international women's day amal is a university professor from going to ghazi and two of her sisters work cleaning toilets in a building operated by believe this national transitional council. for them proud to have been up to involved in the revolutionary movement from the very beginning after forty two years of gadhafi regime we just couldn't stand it anymore i want to be part of that but i'm

and staying with the energy sector ukraine is reportedly in talks with turkey romania and germany to import scouts he has been in a long running dispute with russia's gal's problem for prices and is looking to diversify its supply base according to commerce on daily or wants to buy up to eleven billion cubic meters from the new sources that's roughly one quarter of what it annually imports from russia. and that's the latest from the business desk i'll be back in about fifteen minutes. if. you. go to. the. chameleon. the enemy is. the be. the be. the be be. the.

is that most of the people who do this, they either can't be reached because, you know, they're in romania or in southeast asia and they're registering a domain name for $3, or even if they're an american registering a domain name for $3 with inaccurate information, they'll be hard to track down. then they registered it for a legitimate person and want some money for it. if we could -- i wasn't involved in this when they started the domain name -- the internet corporation for assigned names & numbers nu numbers. if i -- in retrospect, there are somethings we should have done differently. and we're hoping that one of the areas where we have been involved -- just because we saw so many problems -- is trying to encourage reforms within the process. but i'll get back to you on your specific question. >> thanks. no more? many graves? >> i guess the fs the equal rights floated out there, and i know you spoke earlier about it. help our committee understand. is that something you see moving forward as a regulation or something coming out of the commission? or is that something you mentioned earlie

and crowds of homeowners have marched in western romania on work using to work day because of low salaries and working conditions the stoppage comes after negotiations with government officials. several thousand demonstrators want their state owned company to honor an agreement made in january giving them. a ride. back to one of our top stories now the situation in libya as the state struggles to return to a normality another conflict is taking steps across the country a battle of wills is well underway between an increasingly theocratic government but a freshly reborn women's rights artie's that son of god has a support. it was a very special way to celebrate international women's day amal a university professor from going to ghazi and two of her sisters were cleaning toilets in a building operated by i believe is the national transitional council of the number one for her i'm proud to have been actively involved in the revolutionary movement from the very beginning after forty two years of good of his regime i just couldn't stand it anymore i want to be part of back but i'm open to any w

publicity stunt, longest bridal train in romania today it is 1.85 miles long and took 10 seemstresses 100 days to make that train and it costs 7400 in materials and in fact the girl modeling the wedding dress needed to ride a hot air balloon to show off the 1.85 mile veil. thanks for joining us. we'll have more tomorrow including all of your opinions and things we are talking about. what a day. >>> i, nicky hennessey. >> the mayor of san francisco swears in an interim sheriff when the mayor is no where to be found. so the man who refused to quit gets replaced. he was kicked off the job, but the question is for how long. now, the latest on this showdown at city hall. >> tomorrow will be another water shed day. out of a job and with no pay for the time being he will have to attend a domestic violence orientation. it is a mandatory section for defendants ordered to complete a year long batterer's intervention program. >> i, vicky hennessey -- >> vicky hennessey is the deputy sheriff. she has been chosen to lead the department after ross was suspended. >> how does it feel? >> it is a litt

it is another government-sponsored attack or an organized criminal attack originated in russia or romania or wherever by an organized crime group for the high-school student down the block in his room undertaking the cyber attack. consequently, the way we divide up our work -- espionage or terrorism or fraud -- does not really help us when you have an attrition, particularly if it is intrusion by a foreign government, which falls under the purview of foreign intelligence agencies. what we have found is we have had to adjust our organizational structure to develop the relationships, and i put together a task force when there is a cyber intrusion, that includes individuals from across the community because you do not know where that case will end up and you want to make certain you do not miss anything. whether it be offensive or defensive, we are generally defensive in the sense that operating domestically and the investigative authority within the united states. we would be helpless if we did not work with dhs, cia, nsa, and the rest of the intelligence community. if there is one substant

and more on the energy sector ukraine has reportedly in talks with truckee romania and germany imports of gas kiev has been a long running dispute with russia's gas problem over prices and is looking to diversify its supply base according to commerce on daily wants to buy up to eleven billion cubic meters from the new forces that's roughly one quarter of what it annually imports from russia. and that's all the latest from the business desk i'll be back in about fifteen minutes i'll see about. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that you killed weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake especially the founders of the nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. of the significance to use it as a threat or as an echo of it but you know if you keep spending a trillion dollars a year on weapons of venture you're going to blow everybody up you you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see it people don't wake up with no food weapons a bill. that represents all the firepower of

saying would you let the chinese we want to talk and he did the same with the lovely dictator of romania. and he finally found a route through pakistan. pakistan was on very good terms with china, partly because china was an enemy of india's which pakistan was also very hostile to. and pakistan was one of the few countries that actually had direct flights into china. and pakistan had the further advantage at least for this of being a dictatorship, and general khan could do what he wanted pretty well, the president of pakistan, so, that's the channel that was established. and so the americans would send a message saying we'd like to talk and the chinese would send one back, possibly, what do you want to talk about, and another message would go back. no direct communications. no pieces of paper went from washington to beijing or beijing to washington, it went through this intermediary in pakistan or sometimes through the ambassador of pakistan in beijing or in washington. and it was a very, very important route and that's really the way the invitation to send henry kissinger came. >> by th

crowds of coal miners who marched in western romania refusing to work for a fourth day because of low salaries and poor working conditions the stoppage comes after negotiations with government officials from several thousand demonstrators want their state owned company to one or an agreement made in january giving him a ten percent pay rise. that's one of our top stories now the situation in libya as the state struggles to return to normality in other conflicts taking shape across the country this time a battle of wills is well underway between an increasingly theocratic government and a freshly reborn women's rights movement of his example we can report. it was a very special way to celebrate international women's day amal it university professor from them ghazi and two of his sister is were it cleaning toilets in a building operated by believe this national transitional council. in fact i'm proud to have been actively involved in the revolutionary movement from the very beginning after forty two years of gadhafi regime i just couldn't stand it anymore i want to be part of that i'm o

so does japan, and romania. but california does not. the state emergency management agency has been designing a system five years but it's still in testing. there is a key problem of funding. there is another problem is cal topography. >> it's difficult to have these systems. and keep in mind an early alert system only providing several seconds warning. experts say that could be time to shut down public trancite when disaster strikes pg&e can now send a pickup truck to power your home. truck arrive they'll be equipped with more than just normal tools but a portable power source. >> we have 15 kilowatts of power which is good when you think about a normal home might use a five kilowatt as part of a back up. so we could run something's home on it, today. >> pg&e wants to have 100 kilowatts of exportable power on the trucks which will be capable of lighting up a neighborhood. >> and new at 6:30 tonight fact check we're going to look into claims contained in a presidential campaign. not 100% accurate. >> hundreds of people getting free medi

>> in models showed off this nearly two-mile long ivory train during the hot air balloon ride in romania and was crafted by a team of tens seamstresses'. it cost more than $7,300. >> how many people will it take to follow along behind her? >> a whole team. not very practical. two-year-old children singing about heart rate. hear this canadian toddler. >> ♪ >> that is her singing a song by adele. her mother posted a video and it's getting a lot of hits on youtube. >> she is digging deep. much more still to come in the next hour. >> more on the breaking news out of fort washington, maryland. firefighters put out a fire only to find a man's body inside. we have the latest details. >> and lisa baden in helping us navigate the wednesday morning commute. >> a gruesome discovery inside a burning car and we have a live report. >> are following a developing story out of france where police are closing in i suspected the man. >> what a night, to illinois. what a night. >> mitt romney had to maryland would support from the land of lincoln. a look back to the primary last night >> later too hot to ha

. >> my name is dez, from romania. >> i am michelle from los angeles. >> michelle, have you ever fakedsm. >> jimmy: oh, definitely, right? let's see. >> of course! >> with him? >> no, not with him. in my life, yes. >> not with the romanian lover. >> i don't have to fake it, trust me, no. >> look at you! >> i like that he is wearing headphones while walking with h. let's see. >> from huntington park, california frnchts rancho cucamonga, california. >> have you ever faked an orgasm. >> jimmy: you guys are saying yes to every one of them. >> no. yes. >> with him? >> no. >> sometimes. >> are you okay with that? >> what? >> jimmy: that one is going to require some counseling. who else? >> i'm kurt from boulder, colorado. >> vanessa, denver, california. >> have you ever faked an orgasm. >> jimmy: let's see what she says. >> no. >> do you believe her? >> no. >> has she faked it with you? >> i'm pretty sure she has. >> i plead the fifth. >> jimmy: that's nice. sometimes it's nice to lie. who is next? >> andy robinson from sonoma county. >> and christa robinson. >> have you faked on orgasm. >>

they let this 9-year-old in romania take the plunge. and this 7-year-old girl in taiwan jumps, too. she can be seen here in a long free-fall over cold, icy terrain down below. the video came ra rolled when a 6-year-old jumped in new zealand. >> the question always remains, whose dream is this? is it the child's or the parent's? >> reporter: it seems some dreams are better off deferred, at least for a few years. >> all right, paula, you have two young children. would you consider doing something like that? >> sometimes i feel like pushing them out of a plane. but i would not go that far. unless they expressed that -- and it's not in the genes. this chair is high for me. i'm afraid of heights. >>> taking appreciation of "twilight" to the next level. the couple for whom the books and the movies are the inspiration for the most important day of their lives. it's coming up in "pop news." wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lo

they let this 9-year-old in romania take the plunge. and this 7-year-old girl in taiwan jumps, too. be seen here in a long freefall over cold, icy terrain down below. the video camera rolled when a 6-year-old jumped, also in new zealand. but when it comes to the very youngest of children -- >> the question always remains, whose dream is this? is it the child's or the parent's? >> reporter: it seems some dreams are better off deferred, at least for a few years. for "good morning america," mark greenblatt, abc news, new york. >> all right, paula, you have two young children. would you consider doing something like that? >> sometimes i feel like pushing them out of a plane. but i would not go that far. i think unless they're able to really express, mommy, i want to jump out of a plane. and i don't think they'll ever do it. because it's in the genes. i'm petrified of heights. this chair is high for me. >> we'll get you off the chair, soon. >> it's all about a one-foot leap. >>> coming up on "good morning america," taking appreciation of "twilight" to the next level. the couple for whom

we was in transylvania -- we was in romania for a long time.of this mountain, and up in the mountain is the remnants of dracula's castle. and nic cage decided that one day he was gonna spend the night in the castle and invited me to come. [ as nic cage ] "i gotta stay in the castle. it's gonna be dope!" [ as nic cage ] >> jimmy: i've gotta stay in the castle! >> "you've got to do it, man. yeah." and i said, "no, thank you, nic. i'm gonna -- i'm gonna stay in my hotel." >> jimmy: i'm gonna stay in my hotel. oh, man. [ cheers and applause ] well, anyways, it's killer. i wanna show everyone a clip of the movie "ghost rider: spirit of vengeance" out this weekend. here's idris elba, you guys. [ engine accelerating ] [ tires squealing ] ♪ >> who is this guy? [ engine accelerating ] [ beep ] [ tires screeching ] ♪ [ gunshots ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh man! that's what i'm talking about! our thanks to idris elba, go see "ghost rider: spirit of vengeance" this weekend! jake owen performs next, come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ save the