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or a pair of buildings. felipe petite, the man on the wire whose flight of fancy is all the more poignant because that wonder s gone. like petite, felix baumgartner spent years planning the jump, just as others are now planning what may be the next great frontier. a journey to the center of the earth, jules verne for real. to study the origins of life. less than a century ago, pilots were daredevils. charles lyndberg and amelia earhart pushing boundaries that now we take for granted. down 2 1/2. without neil armstrong there would be no felix baumgartner. one small step for man one giant leap for man kind. reporter: baumgartner s giant leap didn t defy gravity he submitted to gravity all the way down. david wright, abc news, los angeles. it s nothing quite as death-defying as working this show.
tough for us to see him and according to him, it was tough to see period. and he is a 7th generation daredevil and he made it in 25 minutes after neiling on the wire at one point and pumping and looking sky ward, apparently in a tribute to great grandfather carl and sprinted the last 5 feet and to a platform for customs officials and wife and three kids and talked about the challenges. if i looked down at the cable, there was water moving everywhere, if i looked up, there was heavy mist in front of my face, it was a unique, a weird sensation, but i think it almost made me feel more comfortable, if that makes any sense because i couldn t see that wire moving and i got today other side. that wire was moving everywhere under your feet. i said really, it didn t feel that bad. and nick says it was a childhood dream come true and asked what he would do next, he said, cross the grand canyon and he s got the
he will deal with high winds, slick fur sas on the wire and possibly predatory falcons. yeah. the stunt so dangerous it had been banned for the past 128 years, but nick was able to get exception to the falls niagra falls, no stunt policy because of and i am not making this up, the local economy s sluggishness. cue stephen colbert. folk, you know a town is in bad shape when they have to create a tourist attraction to attract tourists to their tourist attraction. . so, the city, to the city, excuse me, and to nick, good luck tonight. the route and the routine in in large, sorry for the tongue tie there, will be aired live on abc this evening. straight ahead here, imagine going every day without earning, receiving or spending a cent. we ve got the guy who calls it