orlando duque a enjoy the ultimate sense of liberty as the thirty eight year old colombian dive from a helicopter and into the hudson river in front of the iconic statue of liberty this is a spectacular backflip from a height of twenty three meters it was just one of the u.k.'s many feats before going on to win the latest world series stage in boston and after also claiming the first that world championship high diving gold in barcelona last month. and across the state most as gold champion adam scott won the barclays tournament by one stroke in the opening a bend of the fed ex cup playoffs you're straight and find a five under par round of sixty six to edge for players including world number one tiger woods u.s. open champion justin rose overnight leader gary woodland and graham gillette woods tried to force a playoff but his birdie putt at the eighteenth hole fell inches short and thirty three year old scott claimed victory. and paralympic sprint champion oscar pistorius wiped away the tears after the south african arrived in court to face charges in pretoria prosecutors claim the twenty six year old double amputee murdered his girlfriend reeva stee

my 5-year-old, he is like -- like all he's talking about is the statue of liberty. the next couple of days we will be on a ferry going out there. >> you'll make a memory he'll never forget. >> what does your wife think of this sort of -- everything that's happened in your career? >> it's fun. we truly have a good time. and we have a good time with our friends and all this. we try to -- the beauty of my career is the progression has been a nice steady deal that we can kind of figure out what makes us freak out and what makes us -- >> how long have you been married now? >> going on 7 years. 6 1/2 years. >> so she was with you before -- >> oh, yeah. we dated in college. i had my college band there, so she gets the whole deal. >> she's been a part of it the whole way. >> yeah. but you know, we dated in college and then broke up for like 5 1/2 years. >> why? >> well, i was graduating college and she had like two years, so she wanted to kind of have fun and -- >> it was her? >> well, when we broke up, we were like -- i think we're going to break up. we were like, okay. it

. >> let's go to the statue of liberty or something. >> calculating to the statue of liberty. >> i got convinced in this calm and consistent stuff that you have been trying to sell all day. you know, you can recalculate it any time you get lost. >> i think i'll be okay from here on out. >> so what was my gps take away? if you stay on course and just keep going forward, eventually that road more or less traveled will lead you home. >> you have reached the destination. >> right there. >> i know. >> or at least it will lead you somewhere. by the way, if you have any interest in doing this garmin has software technology that allows you to record your own voice so you can be your own gps. i'm not promising you'll get where you want to go, but at least you can hear yourself trying to get you there. >> that would drive me crazy. >> by the way, she looks like her voice. >> yeah. that beautiful, soft, soothing -- >> i will never scream at her again. maybe under my breath. we're back after this. [ female announcer ] when did we start thinking that eating a tiny breakfast would help us weigh less

. >> statue of liberty. wait, oh, wait, wait.yeah, song title, huh. >> duh. category. okay. >> pepperoni pizza! what? >> uh... >> uh, rock. rock-a-bye-baby! >> oh, gosh, man! and i had a whole routine and everything. >> all right, come on, joaquin, take my turn. >> well, i'll pass. >> look, joaquin, either participate in the game or go to your room. >> good night. >> oh, you playing, all right. [ will laughs ] >> movie. >> movie. >> i. >> i. >> i. >> uh-huh. grr. >> no way. i'm not gonna go. >> never? never? okay, never. i never. >> okay. >> it's "i never." >> hug. love. squeeze. squeeze. >> give me. >> give me squeeze. >> give me. >> squeeze me. exsqueeze me? >> that's funny. >> give me... >> warm, fuzzy feeling. love. love? want. >> want. >> want. >> want. >> okay, want. >> i never want. me? >> you never want sasha. >> i never want me. i never want me -- sasha -- to... >> swing. >> rock-a-bye-baby. >> swing low, sweet chariot. >> i never want sasha to...what? to have? have a baby. i never want sasha to have a baby! oh! i got it

dang ol' statue of liberty, man. ( cheering ) ow! ow! ow! ow! this salsa is stinging my cuts.'m fixin' to bring out the tortilla chips. i'm not goin' to tell you again. ( cheering ) how's it feel, dad? is it everything i hoped it would be? i don't want to be here and i wouldn't be if dale hadn't baked all day. well, then, you shouldn't have had your henchmen write that essay. y'all want to see what dale's been keeping in the basement for the last 20 years? ( disgusted groans ) no, no, not that. i made him donate that to the teaching hospital. boomhauer... the year is 1979. every week the entire nation turns for hope to laverne and shirley. ted koppel arranges to have 44 americans held hostage on a sound stage in burbank by actors impersonating iranian fanatics. and arlen's leading all-time rusher is hank hill. ( all cheering ) the hopes and dreams of a small texas town in the state of texas rest squarely on the broad athletic shoulders of their star running back and his trusted towel manager. look at hank go. touchdown! yay, dad! ( all cheering ) okay, stop it. no one wants to

i am for open immigration, but that sign on the statue of liberty-- "give us your tired, your poor." can't we say, "the door's open. we'll take whoever you got"? do we have to specify the wretched refuse? i mean, why don't we just say, "give us the unhappy, the sad, slow, the ugly, "people that can't drive, "if they have trouble merging, "they can't stay in their lane, "can't parallel park, "if they're sneezing, if they're stuffed up, "if they have bad penmanship, "don't return calls, have dandruff, "food between their teeth, "if they have bad credit, if they have no credit, missed a spot shaving." in other words, any dysfunctional,

i called them during the statue of liberty dance number. are you okay? my left eye really burns. , bobby. it's all part of his act. which, by the way, is very funny. ( gasps ) bill: yakov was so funny. oh, and we got to meet him after the show. great guy. where have you guys been? i've had to deal with the bluegrass brothers all by myself. they've been staring at me, twiddling their beards and trying to psych me out. dad, i sold my joke to yakov. i'm a professional comedy writer. look, i told you to stay out of my wallet. the dale gribble bluegrass experience? yo, man. y'all are on after the harris twins. oh, god. well, this is it, connie. your dream to become a professional bluegrass musician. don't blow it. my dream? mr. hill... come on, connie, focus. rosin up your bow and focus. no! i don't want to be a professional bluegrass musician. i quit. and i quit, too even though i'm not in the band. what? where are you going? the twins are finishing. connie. well, i saw that coming. yet i did nothing to stop it. why do i fear success? five oceans. seven continents. whatever it takes.

this one in downtown gal mall la city was big enough to swallow the statue of liberty. state sits on porous limestone. >> it burns through the rock. we're talking hundreds of thousands of years. >> reporter: this sink hole near orlando forces dozens to evacuate. another one in florida earlier this year turned deadly, killing this man as he laid sleeping in bed. perhaps there is no greater visual of a sink hole's destructive power than this. >>> when we come back breaking tonight, an amazing tale of survival, a man tossed overboard and a pop star who surprised an entire flight. he didn't say this is your capital speaking. he sang instead when we come back. going all the way down my leg. it was very painful situation. i'm very athletic and i swim in the ocean. shingles forced me out of the water. the doctor asked me "did you have chickenpox when you were a child?" the pain level was so high, it became unbearable. at humana, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. being active. and being with this guy. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose

a miniature model of the statue of liberty made in 1885 and the prototype for the millions that followed. like all the objects in this exhibition, it tells the story of our obsessive compulsion to bring back something from the places we visit. and now in belonging to napoleon, a piece of the berlin wall. brokeniece of marble from the cornerstone of the washington monument. arenot all of them playthings. >> why would anyone keep this as a souvenir? >> it is one of the most personal ways to make a connection with a person. especially one that you wish to remember or celebrate. it is an actual peace of them. >> one of these belonged to george washington. demand for souvenirs' associated with the first president were so great they began to be mass- produced. this is a fragment of the plymouth rock which was not very big to begin with. it was around the late 19th century people started to realize chipping pieces off monuments was not sustainable. that is when a souvenir industry we know today release started. asvenir shops are almost popular as the monuments and museums themselves. the trinke

a miniature model of the statue of liberty made in 1885 and the prototype for the millions that followed. like all the objects in this exhibition, it tells the story of our obsessive compulsion to bring back something from the places we visit. and now in belonging to napoleon, a piece of the berlin wall. brokeniece of marble from the cornerstone of the washington monument. arenot all of them playthings. >> why would anyone keep this as a souvenir? >> it is one of the most personal ways to make a connection with a person. especially one that you wish to remember or celebrate. it is an actual peace of them. >> one of these belonged to george washington. demand for souvenirs' associated with the first president were so great they began to be mass- produced. this is a fragment of the plymouth rock which was not very big to begin with. it was around the late 19th century people started to realize chipping pieces off monuments was not sustainable. that is when a souvenir industry we know today release started. asvenir shops are almost popular as the monuments and museums themselves. the trinke

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this one in downtown guatemala city bore a hole big enough to swallow the statue of liberty. the state of florida because most of the state sits on pourous limestone. >> it burns through the rock. we're talking hundreds of thousands of years. >> reporter: this sink hole near orlando gulped down part of a resort, forcing dozens to evacuate. another one in florida earlier this year turned deadly, killing jeff bush as he lay sleeping in bed. perhaps there is no greater visual of a sink hole's destructive power than this. matt gutman, abc news, louisiana. >>> when we come back, breaking tonight, an amazing tale of survival, a husband who survived 18 hours, tossed overboard, no life jacket. where this happened when we come back. >>> and a pop star who surprised an entire flight. he didn't say, "this is your captain speaking." he sang instead, when we come back. instead, when we come back. it was very painful situation. the rash was on my right hip, going all the way down my leg. i'm very athletic and i swim in the ocean. shingles forced me out of the water. the doctor asked me "did

modern wind turbines are around two hundred meters tall that's roughly double the height of the statue of liberty and they're springing up all across the german countryside this is seen previously nonpolitical people become activists trying to fight against a green energy lobby they feel is out of control and against turbines that they say are causing real damage to human health. these low frequency sounds are just constantly in your hands and you feel it throughout your entire body of all when i can fall asleep wakes me up in the night sometimes it feels like you can very easily have a common most awesome playing i'm going to teach when they're going around it's like this permanent movement in my peripheral vision i work in this field and i understand that such movement has a real psychological effect on people it's not just that they're tall and noisy these massive new neighbors are also having a huge effect on house prices rocco is try. to move away from the to his house has been for sale for the last five years without success. because i'm already calculated them into the asking price and if

he was built that way in time and the statue of liberty was put up. so my last bit of this architectural new york. pulitzer now has recruited american journalism. it's vital, it's important. the papers are published every hour of the day. if there's an important trial in new york, a reporter would sit in the room, write a story, hand it and sit down and pick up an open phone addict to get to the paper. to print the hours trial and say so and so it accuses so and so. that was the cnn of that time. .. he came back to the hotel, tour down. he build the tallest building on the globe and at the top it was a dome shaped building at the top where the editorial offices were indeed the gold leaf on the top. the top floors which overlooked new york was where the news room was and where his offices were. what's a significant is it we made a landscape of new york at this point. think about in terms of the empire state building in the 20th century, that kind of profound affect. said just like he remade the landscape of journalism, he remade the landscape of new yor

the 2 want it to be built the same size as the statue of liberty. statue gets built it won't be the first one. 3d software company in budapest commissioned this statue in 2011. video courtesy of this. that campaign coincides with today release of the movie about steve jobs and in silicon valley interest high to see how the tech legend is portrayed on the silver screen. business technology reporter david louie spoke with some movie goers tonight. >> review mixed about the movie jobs but in silicon valley where people work at apple or new people who did during jobs life time the movie rings true. >> it's pretty honest because i have heard avenues pretty tough guy to work for and they certainly didn't hold back in that arena. some of the stuff he did, looked like a jerk. >> however not one person offered praise for ashton kuscher portrayal of steve jobs. >> i'm trying to build apple and they are taking it away from me. >> they credit the film for not trying to smooth out rough edges of visionary difficult to work with. >> very tough. he was very committ

you go right by the statue of liberty. and then they would turn and have their first look at the new york city skyline. the city that would welcome them, the city where they'd learn their english, where they'd get their first foothold on the american economic life. and be if the sun was right, it would be gleaming off the dome of the world building. not a monument to commerce, banking, manufacturing or agriculture, but a monument to the american press, the only constitutionally expolice sicily-constitutionally protected in the land, it will be their ticket to understanding how to get ahead, their ticket to learning english and their ticket to american politics. that's the effect pulitzer had back then. he was a very difficult man to live with as a biographer. he was sort of like the howard hughes of the 19th century. at the peak of his power, i mean, his paper had the power of the new york times, cnn and "the washington post," cbs news all combined. it was, people read the world in a way that people when i was a child used

tiger at the 14th tee with the statue of liberty behind him.playing a course in jersey city.just across hudson from new york. 5th hole-woods sinks this birdie putt, one of his 4 birdies on the day he's 1 under through 13 holes in the 2nd round, 5 under overall, 5 shots back of the leader 10th, and he hits a slow winder for the birdie he's at 5 under through 13, 10 under overall for the tournament 2nd round play has been suspended because of darkness. it continues to be no contest at the louis vuitton cup. emirates team new zealand took a commanding 5-1 series lead after winning the 6th race of the series, by almost 2 minutes over italy's luna rossa. emirates were hardly&-pthreateny their boat fullyraces 7 and 8 are tomorrow - both then it's on to the america's cup finals next month to face oracle >> good night. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head w

this one in downtown guatemala city, bore a hole beg enough to swallow the statue of liberty. iddle the state of florida because most of the state sits on porous limestone. >> it literally burns through the rock. we're talking hundreds of thousands of years. >> reporter: this sinkhole near orlando gulped down a part of a resort. forcing dozen dozen to evacuate. another one in florida earlier this year turned deadly killing jeff bush as he lay sleeping in bed. perhaps, there is no greater visual example of a sinkhole's destructive power than this. matt gutman, abc news. >> can't believe it. incredible videos. >> like jaws. never want to go into the water. >> no doubt. happened a year ago. still growing. 350 residents in the community had to evacuate indefinitely because it has grown to 24 acres. no end in sight right now. >> i didn't know that's how you get salt. pumping it out. >> wouldn't it be easier to desalinate the ocean. >> not that tech savvy. >> yes. there's what happens when you get the salt that way. crazy stuff. coming up, outrageous case of stolen photos. meet the w

>>darya: taking a look at what happened at the statue of liberty. helicopters 75 ft. above the hudson and right in front of lady liberty, plummeting at speeds up to 50 mi. per hour. the stuff comes six days before the 2013 red booklet by the world series in its boston on sunday. duque and 13 other competitors will die from the rooftop of the institute of contemporary art and south boston harbor. prince william has given his first interview since the birth of his son george and with it there are no pictures of the royal family with the new prince george. kate's father took these pictures of the baby and his parents and their cocker spaniel, "lup" . prince william spoke to cnn about fatherhood about putting his son and the car with the whole world watching and an important legacy he wants to pass on. >>: i wanted to sleep more and maybe not changes not be quite to as much. >>darya: comia kron4 morning news at 83 the thousands of lightning strikes across the bay area. we'll tell you how much longer the lightning will last. and police have concluded that

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world trade center site and one that competition with his particular building that echo the statue of liberty that was the corner piece of his design. the catch was he was never going to be the architect. he was the master planner. it was a technical distinction between the master plan and the architecture of the design building and that was also part of the slipperiness of that moment. the public wanted something and the people in charge knew that they could not deliver. >> host: how did that that'll and the many battles you discuss in the book how did that battle ultimately get results? >> guest: it took years but larry silverstein could hire whichever architect he wanted and he had already done so. the competition was unfolding and he hired a architect david daniel levison wins and david childs comes in who oversees the architect in the two of them try to work together. he wants to sign it and he believes he is entitled with the winning design. for about six months in their very there each designing their own building even though only one would be built and finally they renege a shape thei

>> but actually -- >> 1878 before the brooklyn bridge, before the statue of liberty -- >> original subways millions of passengers. >> then after 50 years the private companies tried to raise the fare to a dime. >> people didn't like the idea of paying a higher fare and the mayor took advantage of that sand said, fine, the government will take it over and we won't raise the fare. >> but, of course, government did. and now the fare is $2.50. and now that government build subways, construction takes longer. this subway was supposed to be done in 1938. then they said, 1980. now they say 2018. it's taken so long that the subway cars built for it which cost $1 million each now won't be used because they no longer fit the tracks and we no longer need the ultra vie ovieolet ligo kill polio. >> why? they had competition. and their own money on the line. >> i want to recognize up front a number of officials, elected officials. >> politicians have different incentives like sucking up to other politicians. >> council member daniel garadnik. >> and government workers have time to stand around. despite

a beautiful shot of the statue of liberty. rise and shine, everyone.o get your day started. >> if you cant start the day well with donna summer, go back to bed. welcome back to "early start." futures are bouncing back after wall street took a beating yesterday. six straight losses. fell more than 100 points. finish, 14,897. the dow is down 553 points, ouch. the biggest six-day decline. you lost a bit in your 401(k). to keep things in perspective, it's up 14% for the year. s&p 500 up 15%. you have had a great run, a great run. there's stepping back in stocks. why? there's confusion about the fed, ben bernanke and what his team plans to do. they hoped releasing notes would make it clearer. in traditional fed fashion, it didn't. you have a big transition in policy happening. a lot of people have money they have made and taking it off the table. >>> u.p.s. is cutting insurance to 15,000 spouses and u.p.s. putting the blame on obama care. the president's signature health care reform. the company will discontinue health care coverage for all the working spou

site and he won the competition particularly with his building that had the kind of echo of the statue of liberty that was the corner piece of his design. the catch is that he was and we did the architect because he was the master planner and he was a very, there was a master plan and the architects that designed the buildings and that was also part of the kind of slipperiness of the moment when the public wanted something that the people in charge new they couldn't deliver. >> host: how did that about all the battles you discuss in your book how did that about ultimately get resolved? >> guest: it got resolved wind -- it took years but larry silverstein could hire whatever architect he wanted. the competition was unfolding and he hired his architect. so daniel wins the master competition and david comes in and of the two of them try to work together because he wants to design this and he believes he's entitled to bye virtue of the winning design. so for about six months they are each designing their own building even though one will be built. they renegotiate the terms and the main architect was

there's the statue of liberty. one of my favorites here in new york city.lled "bills bills, bills." christine romans is here. >> i like it. the dow, fifth consecutive loss. the dow closed slightly lower. very close to the key 15-high level. and stocks later today, we'll have more incite into when ben bernanke and the fed will feel comfortable ledding the rates rise. >>> call it the obama college road trip 2013. tomorrow, the president begins a two-day bus tour focused on the cost of higher education. before then, he's expected to lay out a plan for what he calls lasting change that puts college in more reach of more families. families could certainly use the help. according to the latest fidelity survey more families are saving for college but they're still painfully short as tuition skyrockets. a record 69% of families have started saving. that's good. 62% of college costs coming from the rest with financial aid and loans. that's up from 57% they expected to pay last year. >>> this is such an interesting tech story. i mean, put together football, google. i

this year alone, we went to the top of the statue of liberty and still saved enough to go to texas, to a real dude ranch. hotwire checks the competition's rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices, so we got our four-star hotels for half price. next up, hollywood! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e, hotwire.com. ♪ >> man: save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. ♪ ♪ >> all right. being famous can mean being wealthy, but there is still a big price to pay. stars often give up their privacy for some the privacy of their families. >> now pushing for a law to protect their children from the paparazzi. here is nick watt. >> reporter: jennifer garner took her family's fight against the paparazzi to the state. assembly in california. >> i don't want a gang of -- >> i don't want them to continue tra

this year alone, we went to the top of the statue of liberty and still saved enough to go to texas, toire checks the competition's rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices, so we got our four-star hotels for half price. next up, hollywood! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e, hotwire.com. ♪ >> man: save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. same grin, same walk. and the same beautiful hair. [ female announcer ] nice 'n easy. in one step get expert highlights and lowlights. for color they may just think you were born with. [ rob ] i'm a lucky guy. [ female announcer ] with nice 'n easy, get the most natural shade of you. >>> all right. coffee drinkers, pay close attention here. i don't think the first detail will come as much of a surprise. starbucks has twit the amount of caffeine as mcdonald's coffee. we have a list of the highest caffeinated coffee beverages. starbuck's is number one there. followed by dunkin' donuts. talk about this. the death wish, $19 a pound of beans. it has twice as much caffeine as regular coffee. >> that's more than double starbucks. that's what i drink

this year alone, we went to the top of the statue of liberty and still saved enough to go to texas, tol dude ranch. hotwire checks the competition's rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices, so we got our four-star hotels for half price. next up, hollywood! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e, hotwire.com. ♪ >> man: save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. ♪ ♪ they'll pass you by ♪ ♪ glory days ♪ in the wink of a young girl's eye ♪ ♪ >> well the glory days for yankee superstar alex rodriguez appear to be fading by the hours, public support waning, fans disillusioned with his 211-game suspension. >> a low blow from an opposing team member on the field. the question is, was it really an accident? here is abc's paula faris. >> reporter: take the most vilified athlete in sports, new york yankees' alex rodriguez, add archrivals, boston red sox. and you get this. pitcher ryan dempster called it an innocent mistake. >> always try to pinch him inside. >> ryan dempster is a hero. plunking alex rodriguez as he should have last night. >> reporter: in boston the incident was the hot topic

this year alone, we went to the top of the statue of liberty and still saved enough to go to texas, toeal dude ranch. hotwire checks the competition's rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices, so we got our four-star hotels for half price. next up, hollywood! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e, hotwire.com. ♪ >> man: save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. ♪ ♪ >>> the tradition-bound amish people would seem to be a world apart from tv reality. a show in the second season on the discovery channel claims to reveal the community's darkest secrets. >> they say this reality show is anything but real. here is abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: in lancaster, pennsylvania, some 50,000 amish live as they have for 300 years, simply, humbly, almost no modern technology. a hit reality show is painting this peaceful christian community as brimming with intrigue and controversy. >> the mafia operates outside of amish law. >> reporter: the amish mafia in its second season airing on the discovery channel follows this man, lebanon levi and assistants who look over the amish community in lancas

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diver back flipping, 75 feet above the hudson river, with the statue of liberty looking on. the red bull cliff diving series starting this weekend. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >> i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." the world lead. remember how a courier unwittingly lead seal team 6 to bin laden's front door? seems another al qaeda currier had another major slipup recently. though it's not as if they can use fedex, can they? >> and back on the job after being forced to go on leave in the aftermath of benghazi attacks. now they're back. what does it actually take to lose a job at the state department? apparently dropping the ball ahead of a terrorist attack is not enough. >> and the money lead. sure one in five mortgages are still under water but at least we learned our lesson from the 2008 market meltdown. didn't we? president obama doesn't seem to think so. in fact, he seems concerned it could happen again. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welco welcome to "the lead." >> terrifying moments today when shots forced frightened kids outside the class

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