back in the early '80s, he had two injuries that left him with permanent vertigo. so he deals with vertigo as he climbs these tall structures. >> i guess don't look down. >> there he is looking down waving. >> i know that no matter how i did this time. >>> let's go deep sea drilling near the uk and see what we can pick up on camera. so the question i ask you is, what is that? >> is it a deep sea drill? oh, what's that? >> yes. >> that's a rock. that looks like a boulder. >> you think it's a boulder? what do you think it is? >> i've goat t to see that agai. >> that's a squid. >> like someone lost their dress. >> burlap sack? >> that's oil. >> that is not oil. that is not a burlap sack or a squid or a lost bridesmaid dress. this would be a jellyfish. yes, this is a very large jellyfish. >> looks like it could wrap itself around you like a blanket. >> these aren't exactly all that rare, but they do live 5,000 feet below. >> this is so weird. i mean, it really looks like it could just bubble right over you like a parachute. >> what's that? >> organs and appendages. acc

kind of stuff i had heard that other pilots because of their fears of crashing from their own vertigo whatever that they're taking out additional life insurance policies they are you know absolutely we are waiting for something to happen and if it happens nobody's going to be surprised i think it's a matter of time in your opinion is the f. twenty two safe to fly i'm not comfortable answering that question directly i am not comfortable flying the f. twenty two right now. i am currently no flying the aircraft. let me just fill you in on the risks that these two pilots have taken in speaking out to the air force is a policy that if you refuse to fly your fired both of these men and have gone to congressman adam kinzinger of illinois who is himself an air force pilot to gain protection under the military whistleblower act i hope things go right for these two pilots that there are afforded protections and i think they're going to need this congress and because the pentagon does not exactly have the best track record in fact the project on government oversight recently got their hands on a

. >> you're about to get vertigo, freak out. you're about to freak out. the camera slowly again starts going down. >> no way would you get me on bamboo -- >> i know it's really sturdy, but i'm dizzy looking like that. >> are they building the scaffolding as they go? they probably build like this all the time, it's just carry to us, and to any of our safety officials. >> i wonder how many of these guys fall each year. >> i like to think they made it through the day, barefoot and all. >> animal rescue time on right this minute. see the beaver rescue next time. >> look at this thing, are you thinking what we're thinking. >> they're looking for volunteers to dismantle this thing. you may want to volunteer when you see the story behind this one. see the cop on the ground, it's a big search and rescue missio -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those gr

reprise himself as virgil stark well or do something like a new production of "what's up doc" or vertigo. he needs -- we need something iconic to put san francisco on the map again and it shows san francisco in the greatest way, the beauty of this city is what we are going to make happen and that will have a great effect on this city and the city's economy in years to come and i think the art form itself is something to invest in as well. i do appreciate the concerns supervisor kim has around local hiring. i think the room is packed with people here who are local residents who i think expect to benefit from the film program. if we need to tighten up, and i sure if we do it in this legislation or separately, but it makes sense we invest locally in our protection element and staffing and services we have in san francisco. but i will be supporting this ordinance and i want to see a move forward and be successful. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor farrell: a few comments -- i take your point about the local nature of this. one thing to note is when we talk about the number of residents e

stuff. >> stahl: i had heard that other pilots, because of their fears of crashing from their own vertigo, whatever, that they're taking out additional life insurance policies. >> wilson: they are. absolutely. we are waiting for something to happen. and if it happens, nobody's going to be surprised. i think it's a matter of time. >> stahl: after a rash of similar hypoxia incidents, the air force took the radical step of grounding the entire f-22 fleet in may of 2011. the pentagon revealed there had been 14 of these events in the previous three years, a rate described by its own scientific advisory board as "unusually high and unacceptable." >> wilson: we've got two theories with the jet right now. on the one hand, we're not getting the quality or the quantity of oxygen that we need. on the other hand, they're thinking contaminants. somehow, we're not getting what we need or we're getting poisoned. >> stahl: the air force launched an investigation that focused on the plane's on-board oxygen- generating system, or "obogs", which takes air from outside the jet, passes it through the engine a

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. >> reporter: from "vertigo" to "x men," there are few stars who have endured so long.ne of the true icons of our time, the golden gate bridge. >> very beautiful structure. and so you start to think, how did it start? how did they build it? >> reporter: questions that are being celebrated today on its 75th birthday. it was this day in 1937 the golden gate first opened. this weekend, those who were there got together to remember. >> i watched that bridge go up. and i was little. i was 7 when i crossed it. >> reporter: in the midst of the great depression, the bridge took just over four years to build. a feat many called impossible. >> just imagine out there with these high winds and the fog and the rain, to build this bridge in four years and four months. no project could be built that quickly today. >> reporter: more than a mile long end to end, the roadway is 220 feet above the swirling water. its towers stretch almost two and a half football fields into the sky. since opening day, nearly 2 billion vehicles have passed over the bridge. the bridge's birthday is also bei

before tuesday i had issues with vertigo that would come on the unexpectedly particularly traversing stairwells. i fell down a flight of subway stairs in new york city and broke my foot and knocked myself out. so physically he is an omnipresence, assistant, psychologically he can do everything from wake me up from a nightmare for a flashback. he alerts me to the onset of pronounced migraines. it may sound kind of gross but before i even know if he will lick my eyelids and my forehead because he can sense that i am hawot, that my respiration-he c listen to my heart beat, palpitation. he smells perspiration and he is listening to my inflexion as he is right now. he doesn't necessarily speak the same language that we do, but he speaks tuesday. he is looking over yonder. tuesday. people think -- people's tendencies are to think of canines as being less perceptive than they truly are. some of you know that there are dogs doing everything -- doing everything from warning and alerting people who have epileptic seizures to alerting them that their glycine it levels are low, insulin alert dog

here are just a few moments ha ha ericka vertigo here is-vertigo. my favorite is " dark passage ".the beautiful golden gate bridge. and even sci-fi. munster's for says aliens. c how did how was distracted. thank you so much and we look forward to celebrating a. >> we are celebrating the 70th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. >>janu: this is our live look for more james lick camera. temperatures decent. we are expecting warmer temperatures and more warmth as we go towards the workweek. currently, mid '50s inland. 60s in antioch. low 50's along the peninsula. however by 10:00 a.m. we're expecting a mixture of 50s and 60s. this afternoon, 50s, 60s, 70s had indicated by the yellow on your screen. if your headed out? temperatures to be dropping into the 50s. it will also be pretty breezy. gusting at 15 m.p.h.. concord, however, let us take a look these afternoon highs. it should be pretty nice. for the east bay inland areas of low 70's. 722 fairfield, concord and cooler along the east bay with low 60s. as for the peninsula? 60s and san bruno. 56 degrees in ocean beach. low 70's in

laying down for bed at night after flying and getting just spinning room feeling dizziness tumbling vertigokind of stuff. or even after explaining how they fear for their safety the air force announced a day later and the pilots would be returning now we were skeptical at the time and it does turn out that one of the pilots was issued a letter of reprimand and lost his pilot's license but those two aren't the only ones who spoken out at least twelve pilots reported symptoms of hypoxia since two thousand and eight even a few members of the ground crews have reported similar symptoms now despite all the problems facing with bell's jets both physically and politically they are still scheduled to deploy a few of the twenty two's to u.s. air base near iran so if the air force just continuing business as usual well sadly in that way. we're taking a one more break but up next the commander in chief a way that himself back in the tool time spotlight and a man is suing an all you can eat buffet because it wasn't all he could eat. a quart of american power. by the time. the record books. you know som

a massive search combing through the vertigo mountains and los angeles county over the weekend turning up no clues in his disappearance. his hand gun was also missing from his home. he is not a threat to the public but believe he may be suicidal. defense is scheduled to start this morning in the former contender's corruption trial. he faces 6 felony charges is accused of conspiracy making false statements and violating campaign contribution laws. a federal judge presiding turned down the motion to dismiss charges against him. >> there's a major change coming soon to the skies over many cities. fo today the faa is expected to announce how they will help law enforcement to implement many unknown drones. they released a list of 53 places in 20 states that will authorize loans. there will be privacy safety and national security concerns that will have drones in the u.s. airspace. they announce it will be a momentous smimilestone in ameri history. >> jerry brown is laying out details later today on his state's revised spending plan. he said over the weekend the california budget shortfall b

down for bed at night after flying and getting just the spinning room feeling dizziness tumbling vertigokind of stuff. so what was happening is that they were they went to a congressman to try to seek protection under a whistleblower act because in the air force if you say i don't want to fly then they can just fire you they ended up getting the protection but now it turns out that the two pilots said. excuse me feel more comfortable about flying because they've removed this charcoal filter losing my words excuse me that is supposed to somehow make it better but it's to me just seems a little fishy like you come out you speak sixty minutes interview you get the protection. and then i'm totally fine again i just feel like someone else there's look i mean arms in the background obviously the point of them going on sixty minutes was to try to raise concerns about what was happening and try to get a fix they didn't want to not be pilots anymore it's not that they don't want to fly the planes they want to be sick. so this is actually the end goal there but it seems a little odd that like what

. >> it's been the backdrop for so many hollywood favorites, vertigo and jimmy stewart but it has story of its own. in the 1930, an american feat it was about to get underway. in the middle of the great depression, nothing could match the american might. >> it was a bridge that was dubbed by many it could not be built. >> it shows them walking cross beams. 75 years later that fell and went back to work weeks later is being remembered by his son. >> his dad sed say 90% guts and 10% no how. >> the only training is what you got on the job. finally came time for the first meeting in the middle. >> two bridge men to take a trip out along the bridge cable. bridge men call it swimming the cable. >> workers with their own nerves of steel. >> did they make it? well, here they are first men to cross the golden gate bridge. >> so many of us have followed in our cars. more than 1.9 billion vehicles have crossed the bridge. it was opened this day 75 years ago. >> the bridge that people said could not be built has been built. >>> not only did skeptics think the bridge could be built but they didn't w

. >> it's been the backdrop for so many hollywood favorites, vertigo and jimmy stewart but it has story of its own. in the 1930, an american feat it was about to get underway. in the middle of the great depression, nothing could match the american might. >> it was a bridge that was dubbed by many it could not be built. >> it shows them walking cross 75 years later that fell and went back to work weeks later is being remembered by his son. hid 10% no how. >> the only training is what you got on the job. finally came time for the first meeting in the middle. >> two bridge men to take a trip out along the bridge cable. bridge men call it swimming the cable. >> workers with their own nerves of steel. >> did they make it? well, here they are first men to cross the golden gate bridge. >> so many of us have followed in our cars.more than vehicles s have crossed the bridge. openeds ago. >> the bridge that people said could not be built has has been built. >>> not only did skeptics think the bridge could be built but they didn't want it to be built. according to a historian there was decade oppo

. >> reporter: i have heard that other pilots because of their fears from crashing from their own vertigohat they're taking out additional life insurance policies. >> they are, yep. absolutely. >> we're waiting for something to happen, and if it happens, nobody's going to be surprised. i think it's ma matter of time. >> lesley stahl is with us from studio 57. adam kiz injer is a pilot from the ars reserves. good morning, all. leslie, there's a hearing this afternoon. what do you expect from that hearing? >> it's the senate armed services committee and we're being told they'll be asked what's taking so long to find out what's wrong and i suppose they may be pushed into the same question we were asking, do you need to ground the plane again in order to find out what's wrong. p>> what do they say so far? they do not believe it's necessary to ground them. >> yes. they say they have minimized the risk enough that they're comfortable keeping the plane in the air. >> congressman, what do you think? >> well, look. i think this aircraft is so important to our invenntry and our strategy that it's i

he has conquered more than 100s of the world's most vertical -- vertigo inducing structures including the eiffel tower and the empire state building. five minutes past the hour. he's got the view there for sure. let's go out to al with a check of your weather. >> this guy's never heard of an elevator? >> he wanted to go do it the hard way. >> all right, thanks so much, natalie. we've got a lot of rain to talk about down south, down in southern texas. you can see heavy rain, texas into louisiana, as well as going to be sweating into the mid-mississippi river valley over the next 48 hours. out west, we have gorgeous weather. 71 in l.a. 72 frisco. 66 in -- 67 in seattle. showers in northern new england, and heavy rain probably coastal flooding as you get into the mid-mississippi river valley. sunny skies along the eastern seaboard with breezy conditions. >> good morning. pleasant weather arriving just in time for the end of the workweek. a cool breeze out of the northwest. >> and that's your latest weather. natalie? >> al, thank you so much. and now to a remarkable individual. before she

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vertigo and jimmy stewart. but the golden gate bridge itself has a suspense story all its own.y 1930s, an american feat of engineering was about to get under way. winds often 60-mile-per-hour. ocean currents dangerous, too. in the middle of the great depression, nothing could match the american might. >> it was regarded by many as a bridge that could not be built. >> reporter: there were safety nets to catch the workers who fell. the old pictures showing them walking cross beams tethered to nothing at all. 75 years later, one of those workers who fell and went back to work weeks later is tonight being remembered by his son. >> dad always would say it took 90% guts, 10% know-how. >> reporter: at the time the thirst for work was so strong there was no training except what you got on the job. a major contractor bethlehem steel, supplies sent in from three different states. finally came time for the first meeting in the middle. >> these two bridgemen volunteered to take a trip out along the cables. they call it swimming the cables. swim, fellows, or you'll swim the gate. >> workers

vertigo-inducing pool has a glass bottom and in a holiday inn in shanghai, china. 90 feet long.diving board, hopefully pointing in the right direction. >> would you do it? >> no. i don't like that. >> would you? >> absolutely. >> lonnie would do it. >> we're sending you to hang high. >> yeah, saturday field trip. i love it. >>> up next, the unintended victims of celebrity scandals. we'll take a look at what the children of presidents and politicians do when their parents are caught doing something bad. for some, your local news is next. the rest of you, stick around. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every ste

this one could actually give you vertigo.lain and show you more details when we take you "behind the headlines". >> you only stay in penthouse suites. >> always. >>> first, our top story this half hour, the john edwards trial. more fireworks on friday. a political adviser described a tense confrontation with then-presidential candidate over edwards' not so secret affair. anna warner reports. >> reporter: john edwards walked out of court smiling, including a tough week of testimony including a warning from a political adviser, if he was cheating on his wife, he should not run for president. peter sheer testified he edwards denied the affair with rielle hunter, and when he questioned him again, edwards told him to back off, i don't need a babysitter. you should go blank yourself. other staffers also testified they warned edwards to avoid hunter and revealed the emotion toll his affair was having on the family. on wednesday, christina reynolds described how during one incident, elizabeth edwards confronted her husband, screaming

vertigo-inducing pool has a glass bottom and in a holiday inn in shanghai china. 90 feet long.a diving board hopefully pointing in the right direction. >> would you do it? >> no. i don't like that. >> would you? >> absolutely. >> lonnie would do it. >> we're sending you to hang high. >> yeah saturday field trip. i love it. >>> up next the unintended victims of celebrity scandals. we'll take a look at what the children of presidents and politicians do when their parents are caught doing something bad. for some, your local news is next. the rest of you, stick around. ♪ stand by me ♪ >>> good morning. it is saturday, may 19. here is what people are talking about. all eyes are going to be here for the running of the preakness stakes. many restaurants and hotels are booked, there are going to be plenty of places to dine before an after the race. >>> some of the world's most powerful leaders are going meet today. organizers say they expect more than 100 protestors today. >>> maryland highest court is going let same-sex couple get divorced. it is going to be legal if voters pass it in

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