thank you to the four seasons, tahiti tourism and air tahiti nui. and of course, hey, mario thank you. we'll see you back at universal. >> thank you. i'm definitely putting that place on the bucket list, man. right now we're going to leave you with a new look at another pretty amazing place, gotham. here's a look at batman and superman, the dawn of justice. >> what's your position on the bat vigilante in gotham. >> he thinks he's above the law. >> the daily planet criticizing those who think they're above the law, hypocritical, wouldn't you say? >> the world doesn't share your opinion. >> maybe it's the gotham city in me. we just have a bad history with freaks dressed like clowns. ♪ >> boys, bruce wayne meets clark kent. i love it. i love bringing people together. how are we? lex, it is a -- wow. that is a good grip. you should not pick a fight with this person. ♪ >> you know the oldest line in america, senator? power can ascent. >> you're going to go to war. >> that [ bleep ] brought the war to us. >> you know you can't win this. it's suicide. >> t

air tahiti nui carrying me off to the white sands and the clear blue sea. the best thing about flying air tahiti nui is that your vacation starts the minute you get on board. before escaping to the real life utopia, air tahiti extolling the virtues of this one of a kind airline. >> our polynesian spirit will put them at rest, at ease and in vacation mode the moment they're on board our aircraft. >> i remember if you're taken you put it on this side over your heart. and if you're single you put it here, right? >> that's right. >> okay. i'm ready. once in flight, luxury at every turn of my eight-hour journey from l.a. on the modern a-340. >> comfort for our passengers with two by two seating so couples are always seated together. >> the attendants slip into something a little more comfortable. >> they change in flight to the tahitian dress, the parota, which . >>> closed captioning and other consideration for extra provided by -- >>> that's it for "extra's" mansions and millionaires world's best destinations. i'm michael corbett. i want to thank you all for c

adult jiend squids can grow to more than 40 tahiti. >>> and a wayward seal brought traffic to a standstill in northern. ka. an elephant seal repeatedly tried to cross the highway in sonoma county. it took two hours to get the half ton seal back into the water. coming up on "cbs this morning," the growing problem of distracted walking. good headlines this year as they launched attacks in europe and beyond. we have that and more as we look back at the year in international news. >> reporter: terrorists targeted paris twice. gunmen linked to al qaeda stormed the newsroom of the provocative newsroom of "charlie hebdo" killing 12 people. another attacker killed four hostages at a jewish mark before police killed him. ten months later, isis terrorists massacred people inside a concert hall. others set off bombs outside a soccer stadium and gunned down people sitting at cafes. 130 were killed. isis claimed another 224 lives when a bomb exploded on a the latest round of terror comes as isis seizes more territory in syria and iraq. the u.s. and it's allies must launch airstrikes against the terror

so when they got to tahiti, it was their canoe, not ours, it was theirs.nite this flame. it was symbolic. a bumper sticker, t-shirt emerged. i'm proud to be hawaiian. 1987, first language. mandatory in schools. hawaiian culture has to be taught. private schools won't have attendance if you don't teach hawaiian. now hawaiian identity into everything. it has to be recognized in everything. you are going to molokai? >> yes. >> that community is powerful. >> when i mention to people, locals in oahu that i was going to molokai, a lot were surprised. it did not have a reputation for being welcoming, that it was dangerous to go over there. that they were mean, unfriendly, tough the as iron and quick to get pissed off. as it turned out, that was not my experience. >> we like to brag about what we don't have. we don't have traffic lights. we don't have a building over three stories. we don't have traffic. >> nice. >> walter naki is a skilled fisherman and today, we head out for some octopus. >> it's not the friendly island. supposed to be the most unfriendly island

it wasn't always beaches and tahiti and 1,000 plus magazine covers. this small town girl started at $150 a day and on more than one occasion one of would you say pass out on the set from lack of food. did it change the way that you felt about your own kids modelling careers? >> no. i mean, i feel like who better can guide them if they do choose to do that. i feel like i'll be a great guide. >> coming up in february, cindy turns the how the heck did this happen so quickly? just yesterday i was finishing high school. could you ever imagine what your life would be like on the eve of turning 50? >> as a woman, i don't necessarily like it and say, look. i'm so grateful for my life. just a number, right? >> of course, cindy and randy were front and center at the wedding of george and amal who in september celebrated their first anniversary. >> how have you seen george of marriage? >> i don't know change. but he is definitely a happy guy now. >> nearly 50 years old and more beautiful than ever. i also asked cindy if she gives amal advice about how to deal wi

adult jiend squids can grow to more than 40 tahiti. >>> and a wayward seal brought traffic to a standstill in northern. ka. an elephant seal repeatedly tried to cross the highway in sonoma county. it took two hours to get the half ton seal back into the water. coming up on "cbs this morning," the growing problem of distracted walking. i'm anne-marie green. good zblvrnlthsz. while i was on a combat patrol in baqubah, iraq, a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors, you don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. my name is norbie, and yes, i do suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but i'm okay. headlines this year as they launched attacks in europe and beyond. we have that and more as we look back at the year in international news. >> reporter: terrorists targeted paris twice. gunmen linked to al qaeda stormed the

he put rappahannock at this third -- at bustard negev fraud polite to tahiti and it took exactly six weeks after using ago instruments at all. that they saw him rise effective than. exactly the right position. a bid to go to vancouver head to be but added peru. so how to do this super ambitious they get around the world. meeting of the 14th of may last year and then christmas added new zealand. had with the indian ocean and that had never ben out of the pacific but still using these waves and there is a chase boat she will not interfere only comes in and if the opportunity is there but also checks the position in every day. but it is marvelous to watch this without injury go west of the indian ocean if they want to go up past the horn of africa into the atlantic were to go south of madagascar are. but what they do intend to do is that sometime they will sail up the potomac to greet the hawaiian president. it seems like a wonderful place to do. [laughter] and then through dead straits of magellan then now back through the pacific within four years. but what makes this so important is

so we went to tahiti. that is one of my favorites. we went to venezuela, that is where i come from. >> so home? >> yes. now connecticut. and then we went there and shot op angels falls, the highest water fall in the world and shot on top of the falls. i was actually hanging 3,000 feet above the ground. >> were you freaked out? >> or just hanging on. >> yes. at that moment, it was tough. i thought i wasn't scared of heights until then. i am telling you, i was on a rock higher than the water falls and hanging from there. i don't want to tell too much. that's what happened. >> i believe we have a clip. let's take a look at that. >> how come i don't know you? >> big world, why would i? >> i have never seen you. >> they call my bode. >> we have something to do. >> you are on our own, enjoy the party. >> so were you a criminal in the movie? original movie, those are criminals, the fbi is trying to infiltrate something. >> it is a matter of perspective whether i am a criminal or not. >> all right. i am intrigued. >> you have to see the film.

she left maui so she went to tahiti again and sent to salma, cook islands, christmas in new zealand.eaded out to the indian ocean and now she's just north in the indian ocean never having been out of the pacific but still only using these natural traditional ways of navigating. there's a chase boat which is equipped with equipment and so forth, and she keeps out of way and won't interfere and only come to her aid if she sinks but does report on her position every day. you can go to the polenians voyage society. it's marvelous. they decided to go right or go through read sea and med -- and into the atlantic. what they do intend to do, this is where all of you will be involved is that sometime before the end of next year they will sell up to greet their hawaiian president, which seems a wonder thing to do. they'll sail around to south america and back home which they hope they'll do within four years. what makes this so important, i think, is that at long last people, western people who are beginning to understand what's going on, with this and a myriad of other things, we have regarde

. >> our ancestors came from the marquesas islands, nuku hiva, tahiti.them on the canoe. this plant is sacred to us as hawaiians. >> evans: yes, it's canoe crop cuisine in the 50th state. >> we are going to eat good tonight.

time five minutes later to walk to the top to steve kerr every day sold not like he is gone off to tahiti. >>darya: frankly i do not care who does not care which and i care about this with care about winning. >>gary: in the type of players failed in his mid-30s but when you talk to tom paxton has no timetable and you come back of the film's token. >>gary: and to confidence of organization known as the russian if i'm >>darya: he is on the mind of everyone. >>gary: he is the biggest sport star in the country right now. there are a lot of people dreaming of him like you said. >>gary: is that our producers strategically placing the shot he's the master of. >>darya: listen here is the polar opposite of stuff career in the success howe back to you after being to lose to them >>gary: you kept it to yourself what you make a few some like a tiger was he just gave " yesterday and he said i am looking and it is hard to watch. >>gary: i don't feel bad for him he live like kings would have a couple of years where you retire and as fresh in people's minds and and three years no one remembers their reme

to hawaii, we have services to four cities in japan, we do career, china, australia, new zealand, tahitierican samoa as well as nine cities in north america and that's been our business model is bringing people to hawaii so they can experience that great hawaii vacation. >> we've covered planes, automobiles, we just need trains now in this show, mark. thank you so much for letting us know what's really going on. >> thank you. great to be here. >>> is there a real threat in the tensions between russian and turkey that could drag the u.s. into another military conflict? that is next right after this. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. every insurance policy has a

en esta ocasiÓn cambia a escenarios naturales de australia, alemania, tahiti, y venezuela, paÍs natalas de muchas acciones llevadas a cabo con especialistas de surf con olas gigantes, vuelos y caÍda libre. >> luke creciÓ en australia, y en el agua, yo tuve que aprender a surfear para la pelÍcula. ninette: la pelÍcula fue dirigida por ericsson park. ♪ ninette: gracias. un poquito espaÑol. "point break", se estrena el 25 de diciembre. karla: estamos fascinados, gracias por traernos un adelanto de la pelÍcula, edgar orgullo hispano, orgullo venezolano, estÁ en muchos proyectos y el lunes estarÁ en casa para platicarnos todo lo que estÁ haciendo, me da mucho gusto porque en todo estÁ Él. francisca: ayer hablamos de la otra pelÍcula. buen taco de ojo, la voy a ver por 2 cosas, la trama estÁ buena, y los galanazo tambiÉn. karla: el 25 de diciembre se estrena un montÓn de pelÍculas, y estar en familia es lo mÁs rico. vamos a una pausa, pero ¿cree que se le debe decir toda la verdad a los niÑos? hoy vamos a hablar en "sin rollo ni tapujos", sobre el lÍmite de la verdad y lo que se puede decir