make sure to get the v.i.p. car with leather seats and hd tv and even a champagne chiller. all of those nice touches take the edge off if you happen to be afraid of heights, as i was. susan saulny, abc news, washington. well, what do you think? are you going to try any of those, diana? see the reason you stayed to watch that story is because i said the drop was 900 miles an hour, knowing i would get you to come back but it is obviously 90 is a little too much if you ask me. that is not my body. you look like you are having a great time. you always have a good time when you are going 900 miles an hour, don t you? absolutely, positively. announcer: this is abc s world news now, informing insomniacs for two decades.
what s in your wallet? [ crows ] now where s the snooze button? a report on the flight from moscow to cuba. reporter: there was a very strong belief among dozens of russian and international journalists that snowden was going to take the flight to havana. some say the sources confirmed it and it kind of made sense. on board, the search for snowden began immediately. was he already there? would he board last? would he be separated from everyone else in some secure part of the aircraft? some journalists were tweeting, saying they saw a vip car alongside the plane. we realized quickly he wasn t on