the birds are flying high above the treetops. in the forest is a river. we will lift our wrists and lower them to make water waves. very soft. you can hear the water flowing. in this river are fish. we will take the right hand over our left and use our thumbs like fish fins and let your fish swim through the water it takes a big dive. >> and growing next to the river are a bed of flowers. opening one hand onfinger at a time watching the flower petal blossoms. we will take our other hand and turn it into a butterifiy much the butter fly will fly, fly, fly the and land on the flour and watch it fly away. drinking can a deer. take your thumb and the outside a n antlers. the deer hears a noise and in the distance is a hunter with a low and arrow. he sees that deer and aims for it. see your target and takes a shot and he misses and the deer escapes. the hunter's frustrated. i can't believe i missed that. he decides that hunting deer is not a night idea next time he will aim for an apple. thank you participating, you can sit down. give yourself a clap. those ar

country >>> the great thing about the cooler air mass it brings in better air quality let's go to the treetops in dublin. take a look at out towards pleasanton and livermore area a bit of a breeze, air temperature in livermore 85 degrees. 65 degrees at san francisco. we had to the golden gate bridge shrouded in fog visibility down to 700 ft. the winds are picking up out of the west. up to 24 mi. per hour. 57 degrees there. tomorrow partly to mostly cloudy conditions, we have a's baseball if you're going to oakland expect 64 degrees by first pitch and overcast during the game. at future cast for not just looking at low clouds and fog they and low clouds drift in from the south in a northerly fashion, it is a tropical moisture all over the arizona area blowing in rain and thunderstorm activity we may see that across southern california tomorrow. or not anticipating any rain that is the average east '50's overnight lows tonight with a blanket of low clouds of allies tomorrow's numbers come down and you will feel the difference '50s that the beaches '70s and the peninsula upper 80's at morgan hill

sheriff's deputies also say that their landing gear may have clipped one of those treetops, causing them to flip over. eventually in the video, we see somebody pick up the camera. >> gosh, he seems unharmed. >> miraculously everybody survived this plane crash. the man who suffered the worst injuries was the pilot, 70-year-old leslie gropp. he was rushed to the hospital of course and had some serious facial injuries. and then you see -- >> the plane is just a mangled mess. >> images of the plane in shambles. you see this and you think no one makes it out of this, and all four of them did. >>> i have proof, definitive proof that russians are tough folks. check this out. >> oh! >> what? >> she fell out of the back. >> she fell out of the back, scooted, got up and just started walking. >> where are you sitting that you can just fall out of the back of a van like that? >> i think she's hitching a ride somewhere and he stopped. she's like all right, i'm done, he won't pull off, i'm just fall out. >> before you go on, this comment makes me nervous. the comment said the van was white and she loo

minutes into the flight, tol noticed they weren't getting any higher than about 70 feet above the treetopsill felt as i saw us coming closer to the trees that my dad would pull us out of it. that we'd be okay. >> his dad was an experienced pilot. he had flown in vietnam. why be worried? but then the plane started to lose altitude. alex arhets was sitting in the back seat looking out the side window. come on, hit the power. it just never happened. >> i remember hitting the trees and it sounded like rapid fire. gunfire it sounded like. but then we were all upside down. >> it was deathly quiet. the cameras, though, kept rolling. leslie gropp, the pilot was the first to speak. >> everybody okay? >> much to their surprise, no one was seriously injured except him. >> once my dad unbuckled, i could see that he was bleeding badly. >> they pulled him to the safety of a nearby lock. he had broken his jaw in three places as well as his cheekbone. he's recovering now and none blame him for the crash. in fact, they say the way he kept control of the plane might have saved their lives. >> you feel bless

. >> the plane carrying three passengers and the pilot clips treetops in the wilderness, turns upside-downnd then, crashes to the ground. >> it sounded like rapid gunfire until we were on the ground. it was kind of just mayhem. >> i think my aha moment was, hanging upside down in the plane awake, knowing i was going to be there for my family. it was just amazing. >> the pilot suffered the worst of it. but he's going to be okay. and we'll talk to the passengers, coming up on "good morning america." >>> well, there's our olympic music. and we can't start anywhere else but with the u.s. women's soccer team. >> how great was that? they are back on top of the world this morning, after a 2-1 victory over japan. 80,000 fans saw it live for a record olympic women's soccer game. the heroes, two goals scored by carli lloyd and u.s. goalie hope solo. >> from hope solo's twitter feed, she has the gold. the january knees japanese with silvers. all-smiles. she calls them heroes. look at that. the women's soccer victory was by no means the only u.s. success. >> plenty of medals, too. abc's tom rivers has

. >>> coming up, flames are racing up to the treetops in one of the worst fires spain has seen in some time. >>> west nile virus has reached epidemic levels in parts of our country. and now one community is trying to shut down what could be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. >>> the district promises a short-term solution to a long-term sewage problem. >>> and a bicyclist is attacked. when he rides into the wrong territory. i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the president on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and strengthens guaranteed benefits." and the ryan plan? a-a-r-p says it would undermine medicare and could lead to higher costs for seniors... and experts say ryan's voucher plan could raise future retirees costs more than six thousand dollars. get the facts. >>> there are growing concerns tonight that the violence in syria is spilling across its borders. a car bomb in southeastern turkey killed nine people last night, that included four children. the explosion happened outside a po

take look at the plane, can you imagine four people surviving that, flying from the treetops down?n this is unbelievable video. there was a lot of speculation, that this thing was actually rigged, that this video didn't really happen, it might have been some kind of, you know, a prank, but we called the sheriff out there and the sheriff says, no, no, this was legitimate, there was a plane crash. we went out there, and we took two guys to the hospital. all four of them, by the way are fine, in fact three of the four went back to work a couple of days later. crazy video. shannon: they should all go buy lottery tickets. that is amazing, trace. >> reporter: it is. shannon: thanks for checking it out. >> reporter: okay. shannon: recent research is showing that our political parties are divided along lines of race and class. up next we'll take a look at what is to blame and how this could become a larger issue for your country, plus two parents, one of them a nationally known pediatrician, he's been on oprah, getting a whole lot of unwanted attention after police say they water boarded t

just four minutes into the flight, tol noticed they weren't getting higher than 70 feet above the treetopselt as i saw us coming closer to the trees that my dad would pull us out of it and that we'd be okay. >> his dad was an experienced pilot. he had flown in vietnam. why worry? but then the plane started to lose altitude. alex arhets was in the back seat looking out the side window. >> come on, hit the power, let's go. it never happened. >> this is what he saw. braced for the worst. >> as the plane started hitting the trees, i just told myself, just go limp and relax. so i did. and i had expected to do the life flashing before my eyes. instead, i had an instant calm feeling that things were going to be okay. >> i remember hitting the trees and it sounded like rapid fire. gunfire it sounded like. but then we were all upside down. >> it was deathly quiet much the cameras, though, kept rolling. leslie gropp, the pilot, was the first to speak. much to their surprise, no one was seriously injured except him. >> once my dad unbuckled, i could see that he was bleeding pretty badly. >> they pull

a tow truck driver was out on a call and a treetop ld on his truck and killed him.many of the 60,000 mississippi customers who are without power this morning may stay in the dark for a while. conditions here are just too hazardous between the winds and the rainsnd of course, the flooded streets. now, that it is first light, we are also going to get a better sense of just how much of a mess this area is. particularly the flooded roads. storm surge is the big worry here. roads were impassable yesterday. now that it's light, people are going to get a better sense of okay, what do we have to do and how long is this crisis going to go on and how long is it before people are going to be able to get back in their homes? that is the latest here in gulfport. let's go to charlie and norah, now in tampa. >> mark strassmann, thanks. when governor mitt romney speaks tonight here in tampa, his words will have been carefully chosen and tested. it's not just the republican presidential nominee who is trying to send a very specific message. >> as bill plante reports, all speeches ar

a treetop eled onto his truck and killed him. >> now we go to our chief meteorologist for cbs 4. david, what's happening with isaac? >> good morning, charlie. here is the latest on tropical storm isaac. the rain bands on the eastern side of isaac are still affecting southeast louisiana and areas as far east as mobile, alabama. you can see that the flooding rains extend into biloxi as well. and now we are talking about areas even further north like jackson, mississippi. there have been reports since yesterday that parts of the new orleans area saw over 20 inches of rain, and even more is expected over the next couple of days. river flooding is also going to be a big concern. thehere is the fear most today in terms of this storm? what are people most worried >> thit? >> i think it's the rainfall. not goingot going to be just going but it's going to be over the next five days. the ne now there may be a silver lining all this. this. because, you know, the headline this summer has been severe drought across the midwest and also the plains. nd we can see areas like iowa, extreme, arkan

. >> when we got here there was flames shooting 300 feet above treetops and i was riding a cycle out, riding a zero lawnmower out, everything, they won't let us back in, they said if we didn't stay out we were going to jail. jenna: joining us on the phone is the oklahoma governor. nice to have you today. a busy day, you say the creek county fire looks a little better this morning. what about the rest of the fires, what is the status today? >> we are trying to put out the hot spots across the state of oklahoma. it's been a week with hot temperatures we've experienced and the numerous fires that we've had, we've lost over 78,000 acres across the state of oklahoma. and the one fire that you were mentioning in creek county, it got as large as 58,000 acres and was 56 miles long. so it's been a real challenge for our fire department, for our first responders, certainly for the homeowners that have lost their homes, and we are heartbroken for them. all in all i'm very proud of the tremendous work that our firefighters have done and proud of our local charities stepping up to help. jenna: the

front seat, the other in back, as this vintage stinson 108 carrying three passengers and pilot clips treetopsd then the plane just kind of -- is blasting through trees. >> reporter: from takeoff, the single-engine plane had trouble in the thin mountain air, struggling, failing to gain enough altitude. >> sounded like rapid gunfire until we were on the ground. just mayhem. >> glass, debris, rocks, sticks, everything just flying. >> reporter: the cameras still rolling after impact. buried in the dirt. as the three hiking buddies from boise can be heard checking on each other. >> everybody okay? >> i think we're okay. please get out. >> reporter: the survivors find the cameras, stunned silent by the mangled wreck, now worried about the pilot, 70-year-old air national guard veteran, helicopter pilot in vietnam, les grop, suffering the worst of it. a broken jaw, rib, and lacerations on his face. abc news aviation consultant, steve ganiard, said the flight was doomed from the start. >> this is a critical point here? >> he doesn't have the power. it's too hot. too high an altitude. this plane is not