a debris fold. and i think you will so more. if it was an explosion, you will so it in a pattern, it loves a to the print than if the airplane just came down out of the sky and hit the water. and that debrie pattern and the metal ment on the aircraft will be telling to the investigators and what the base cause was. >> planes don't just fallout of the sky. we hope for the best. we appreciate your time and expertise tonight. thank you very much. >> a family of four falls seriously ill after eating tainted meat. what was in it? sfshgs and when people think of water falls, they don't look like this. i will give you frozen.
i live in missoula, montana, and i'm a professional kayaker. >> this 23-year-old has been kayaking all his life, and travels the globe tackling rapid after churning white water rapid. >> what i've fallen in love with is the extreme side of kayaking. basically running difficult rivers, hard rapids, big drops and water falls. >> tyler paddled over his first waterfall at the age of 15, and has never looked back. >> i would say in my lifetime as an extreme kayaker, i've probably run 100, 150-plus waterfalls. i've kind of lost count over the years. >> in september 2007, tyler came across alexandra falls in canada's northwest territories, it was far higher than any waterfall he had done before. 107 feet tall. and he decided to go for it.
charles krauthammer. he has cover from scott walker and cover from tom coburn. what is john boehner afraid of? >> you and i have played on donald trump's courses. we were trying to make a call. >> the water falls. >> they are too loud especially when you turn it on. howard dean, take it away. >> i think you guys are right to beat up on boehner. it is stunning at the number two -- the number one republican in the country stayed in the past on this. i think the republicans are doing themselves a favor and doing the country a favor. i think that pit ngeer gets a lot of credit for standing in front of a hostile audience saying no. we need more politicians in both parties willing to do that. secondly, i think the so-called
the back of your knees as hard as you can. if you can't get your butt down on the ground, you can't go. >> reporter: he teaches customers you have to hold on to this rope and listen to the guide. >> but when you see the mist coming up at the water falls, you're about to go over, you forget a lot of things. that's what happened to the gentleman. he froze. forward, forward, forward. get down. hold on. good job. see, you're getting close to being ready. >> reporter: a lot of people make it down the falls okay and then they let go and start high-fiving and that's when they get thrown off the boat instead. the man who got rescued here on tuesday came to a few minutes after on shore. he's going to be just fine. this is russ' 25th year of guiding folks down here on the white salmon river. in 25 years, one time, he's only had to jump in one time to save somebody. for abc news, in white salmon washington, i'm dan kazuto.
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akron, ohio. the sisters say that they hope their boys will be as close as they are. >> we're best friend. >> yeah. >> yep. >> now our babies are going to be best friends. >> hopefully. >> the new moms say they never planned to be pregnant at the same time, it just happened. and the due dates were actually a week apart, so -- bill: they got it working. heather: sometimes you just can't explain how things happen. bill: that you can't. h-plee birthday next year around. just about everyone has grabbed one of these. handy water bottle n. one town its going to cost you a pretty penny the next time you drink up. heather: plus, in beautiful iceland you can check out its water falls, maybe take a dip in it's hot springs but you have to check with the government before you name your child. bill: what? heather: that has sparked the first of a kind legal battle. >> he's sliding.
the apartments inside. it's not just the winds it's also the rains lots of flooding. the storm surge that happened last night i happen to be out there in mid town manhattan walking knee deep in these raging rivers that were once streets. this wall of water 13 foot surge of water that came across battory park into the world trade center construction site turning some of these construction areas into raging water falls. it was an amazing site. the water also caused other problems at nyu hospital over on the east side of new york city. last night i was there as they began evacuating patients of that hospital. we understand from hospital officials the hospital began taking on water. they had a backup generator. that generator began to fail more than 200 patients had to be evacuated and sent to other hospitals in president new york
that morning. let me show you the world trade center the 104 story tall building it is lit up in red, white and blue. that a symbol of research and renewal. tenants have signed into that building among them connie nash a huge magazine publisher. defiant anger the sorrow has continued but life renewed and rejuvenated in many ways. it has been visited by 4 and a half million people the memorial and world trade center footprints with the magnificent water falls. again today from under 2 hours from now the ceremony will resume. family members will be gathering here to remember and honor the loved ones reading the names of 2,983 people who perished on that day not only honoring those who died here but also in
smith national library. that will open next year. association members say the library will be privately funded and the book will be available for all to see. displayed in the library of president george washington for scholars to come and do research and open to the american public. >> the mt. vernon bid set new world auction record for american book or historic document according to christie's, shep? >> shepard: laura ingle in the newsroom. thanks. dramatic video as crews rescue a couple swept over a water fall on a raging river. it tops our news across america. vermont. it happened near the new hampshire border. police say a woman slipped and fell while fishing with her husband near a pair of water falls. he he went in after her. the current dragged them over the first set of falls about a 20-foot drop. another couple saw it happen and called 911.