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I'll actually be walking from the second floor of a horrible. Replaced buildings where Ripley's museum will be opening up next month and I'll start there are actually out in clapped about eighty and ninety feet. To a That's on a Bart got a little awkward to direct my knowledge no one ever walked. A wire out into the water so are starting middle of the water you know very exciting be to be doing something like it. How Long that's walked take. It'll probably take me around ten minutes that you launch and the fifteen minutes and they on the whether you're notes. It's called person under console can't play it by here and located in some Al but it really really depends on the wind and no rain conditions. Most of your mind when on the one. You know to be honest it's very peaceful something I've done my entire life sir what a you. But it for a walking my own an eight to thirteen outperforming. Over thirty feet above the ground it's something that is very comfortable for actually Now this walk is your final tuneup before an even bigger walk you're going to be trying to cross Niagara Falls tell me about that. And what was it like each. Getting approval to do this because I understand. That's a job and and of itself. Well it and that was the biggest challenge that's one thing that I love about my industry what I do there's a challenge in every aspect in return in in order to get from a walk across Niagara Falls. I have you lost changed it to countries that over a hundred years old. So it took going through the senate it took the governor governor almost dog on the US side and go to Q queen's park in Toronto. And the government that they're cute and overturn a law as well. It's that all the tightrope walking has been searching wire walker that walk over the ports could not directly over Niagara Falls. And that was over a hundred years ago that was done at be the first person the ever walked directly over Niagara Falls on June people money. Is this is something you're doing for charity or something you're doing because you can't. You know it's something that I've I've I've wanted to do my entire life we do you support different cover this event. Is extremely costly there's costs involved with the security for each each side of the border we have over 100000 dollars and security built just keep the area safe for guests to come and and it's something that we're undertaking on our own but again the senate during the mind to talk about six years old. And almost surreal that at the point we're about to happen a little Vermont. I remember a trip I made to Niagara Falls Ontario five years ago with my wife and there was a man who did it nightly performances name's Jake Cochran he's well known one era Bob. Walker he would walk between they have rock casino in the top of the casino in Niagara Falls Ontario to its power. And I he had attempted to to get permission to do this several times. Ultimately I don't think he ever did. He did not yet he tried for over thirty years he's worked in Yeah and did you think. Your last name will lend be given that you know when you think of wonder as you think of high wire walkers in your group great grandfather your whole family is done crossings over a lot of different places all of the world did that help you get approval. You know I I think it's helped a lot of aspects of life but yet it deftly opened doors but in the end it really can down to homework done. From what I've been told what it is going to those processes it could have all of the and that is something that were very meticulous about you know we sit around with. What are our board will go over every aspect in what could go wrong and what would people ask if we had they they're questioned their concerns that insert the four. The aspect I think that was a big part. That played big are getting permission. Again I think it just ask you had all of our homework done prior she's seeking promotion.

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CBS news correspondent Peter King is with us on the WB in my there is new information in a trade on shooting case. It's evidence that supports George Simmons claims of self defense Peter tell us about it. But seemingly would support those claims is the medical report from the doctor that treated in the night after the tree on shooting. And said the Zimmerman had two black eyes broken nose to to the back of his head. There is also a report. From and Orlando TV station that says the autopsy on on Barton. is that he had injured knuckles so I mean if ever if anything all of this indicates that there was a struggle but the question is always going to remain here. Who was the aggressor and that's what both sides are scored to prove up or disprove during the trial. Peter you know what's confusing about those development as a we've all seen those videos of a handcuffed and George Getting out of a police car inside the police garage and you know he really that and it was pretty clear video but he did not even appear to be injured and anyway how can that be explained. Well I don't know I've got to doctors don't like you have explained. Explain that at all all I know is that. You know this medical report indicates that he had some injuries. And so what we don't know a lot. Why that video was looking so good it looks very very clear to me too but there was other video that this showed what appeared to be cut out the back of his Why is this new evidence new information just coming out now. Well number one somebody leaked it to the media the defense supposedly has been tried to keep this out of the media but somebody wanted this out there. On the evidence was released at this week it's part of huge package. That the defense is now looking for 6070 these hundreds of about pages of documents video that kind of thing. And so all this unfold Peter what is next. Well right now a lot of defenses going through the video there is no luck court action on this editor George Zimmermann appearing until August. But I think will probably be back to court over the media issue on this. Peter nice to me to join us thanks for the update always go to our Q Peter King CBS news correspondent. Covering the trip on shooting case and it's fallout in Sanford Florida.

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This is Roswell. Rookie by Roswell Park Cancer Institute European opinion or your total options you're him Welcome back to run well this continuing conversation about all aspects of cancer care treatment and research. From the resource use of Roswell park. Cancer institute. And that's where we are in Buffalo, New York right now I'm And today we are talking about genetic factors. In cancer risk I think it's subject that though a lot of us really don't have great handle on and we're gonna change that today in the next I have powers so. In studio here at Roswell we have doctored nickel of Leon she is a director India clinical genetics service here at Roswell park. Doctor William thanks for being here. Thank you for having me here. Ha I neat Colette and new director of the encode genetics here Brussels are cancer institute. And I start to AA induced job in September last year and I am thrilled to still offer genetic counseling and genetics. Testing for station tool are high inherited that genetic mutation. Are we're gonna find out if you see what you just said. In in Indian ones and they think is really the thrust of the show and we're gonna find out what it means and a you know what we should know when what we can do. With you today we honoree she is a certified. Genetic counselor here at Russell our country thanks for being here good morning thanks for having us RA and you're gonna help us sort through this hole. Genetic thing it's scary word in it and today when you when you. Bring up the genetics I think people get. A little bit timid I think at first once they come and meet with Learn a little bit more I think it's a little bit less intimidating yes very powerful do a very powerful tool and we're gonna hear about that and Ellis is with us today Ellis. Ovarian cancer survivor Ellis is gonna share her story and Alison appreciate your time today my faint humor I need. I'm enjoying being here today to share my experience in my genetic and you submit it's subsequent to your your diagnosis and treatment for ovarian cancer have been tested genetically and we'll hear about that obtained marriage thank you so much. Let's start with you doctor Leon. You know genetic factors what do we need to know I mean. What do I need to know genetically. When it comes to cancer risk. Always noses and went is in Harry is brandy are Dan I'll about like 20% there is some ill ill when we see more and we expected to see family members but to. When we don't genetic testing now we do not identified genetic mutation. And in a box five to 10% off all cancers there is inherited. Cancer and hereditary cancer what and there he's a genetic mutation identified in the family and deducted to take dictation. Can be passed from generation to deterioration in about 60% of because a majority of solitary it's very calm and cancer drums are it does so most dominant self. Individuals who carry out a mutation would have a 5050 chance to pass it on until he her offspring. And also he's siblings 5050% to you have to same you teach them what is. A red flag go up when do I need you know I'm I'm speaking you know almost third person but when does someone need to. Really take into consideration whether they should. Be concerned about. You know genetics and in cancer. I'll personal. He strip dancer and family history of cancer is very important cell. But Democrats slacks include well in TV just in a family I'll dobbs. The same are related to cancers like Breaston delta area and all you train and color act all also an early age our on of cancer and we a early rounds. Are sent to last and safety. Monty all primaries all of bilateral breast cancer our bilateral regional cancer deaths are examples funds. The red flags are inherited so cancer syndrome. Also rare cancers like area and male breast cancer those are considered are. Com existence a genetic mutation in the family that's very important because. said before done in risk to inherited mutation is very high if there's a mutation it's not mean to finally. I'll also. Specific at decent deal like Ashkenazi to issue. If somebody's found they saw ethnicity and has some. One arm more of them finally numbers of breast cancer are cancer. That is adjusted for a possible inherited Don Preston a sprinkle of cancer. Or. Audrey traders with she is a genetic counselor here at Roswell park country. Once against you know welcome in the genetic counselor I mean that's intriguing. Title in and of itself and what what do you do what what is your your role. Mr. and genetic counseling is a pretty unique profession. The genetic counselors have their master's degree is an counseling. Well there are many different roles for genetic counselors in the medical field of cancer genetic counseling is just one fields within the field genetic counseling. and into cancer genetic counselors meet with patients like you've been talking about with a personal history cancer or family history of cancer and really. And meet with patients and sometimes their family members and really. Go through and the hereditary cases of cancer and explain what chromosomes and genes are and based on what a patient is telling us about their personal medical and family history and medical records we have available to US please explain to a patient whether there histories suggested. Sporadic causation or if it is suggestive of hereditary risk and so. What genes could possibly be playing a role. And then in them or their family members and then we help them to understand the genetic testing process. We reviewed the benefits and risks and some of the limitations of genetic testing. And then if the patient is interest in pursuing genetic testing to facilitate that. And then when the test results are back usually in about 34 weeks it depends on the test that is ordered because we do order few different tests. And we meet with the patient and against sometimes their family members come as well and just explain what the test results mean whether they're positive or negative and how that will impact our patients. And their family members and at what point. Get involved in so many you know we know the stories of you know people that are. Diagnosed with cancer whether it's from their premier's position of word you know self diagnosed whatever and they end up pure arousal part because. You know it's it's the place to be but at what point did you get involved in the case. You know with with genetic counseling. It trashed it drastically different it is different from case to case we knew patients that are unaffected. And we meet with patients who are affected. It's cancer Susan I've seen you with patients who are newly diagnosed with cancers as well own thing newly diagnosed breast cancer is sometimes we meet with patients after they have it cancer You know years after cancer diagnosis and on one expert may be why they default that cancer. And learn about other possible risks. We meet with patients that are using this information for her upcoming treatment decisions or again for meeting with someone at a later stage just. To determine future cancerous and when other types of medical management screening they might wanna consider. So all across the board we meet with patients were unaffected or affected newly diagnosed who were diagnosed twenty years ago so it varies from. And I know you know many we're gonna talk with Dallas for a minute and we'll come back with humans. And I know you you know your thoughts on. Which she's been through LSU are in ovarian cancer survivor I think I'm okay when were you diagnosed The end of October. Just this past yes ask you. Okay and that. Color and yet I mean I OK I can't on my stomach was floating. And so I went to the doctor and he sent me to get a cat scan. And then from there he made an appointment for me to see doctor Levy at Roswell. And it off within four days it was really fast and then I had the surgery. And then in the hospital for eleven days is and I came home and then all three to four weeks later I started my key And then I met with Audrey. And why. Why the that Perth because my mother ahead of ovarian cancer my grandmother had it. And John project. called me up. And asked me if I would like to go through since genetic testing and I said well yes. Because of my grandchildren mostly in my kids. And think that I did it because now my niece she's a registered nurse. In Albany and she had a testing done. And she has the same mutation. And I And so she's going to get complete hysterectomy and she won't have to go through. Don't Ellis you know. He's your mom in your grandmother if you look at both of them yeah okay prior prior to your diagnosis to was in your head you know. Don't really think the missing much in all because. Com. I thought it was something that I wouldn't get because I get my check time and I thought if anything they protection. You know I mean because Madison his advanced. It's my mother hit it forty years ago. So I this is important I mean this is really important right I mean that you know she's she has a grandmother and a mother. And now she's you know been diagnosed and and treated for for ovarian cancer. I mean. This is something that the people need to hear and this is when they shouldn't. You don't take telling us right. Stir in the family history is very streaking in the sector ran mentioned when you see an ovarian cancer at any age even if it's a singular ovarian cancer a family. can raise a red flag as to whether this could be hereditary so certainly when you start hearing about mother and grandmother. And that really raises the red flag and now it. Has been diagnosed. Weaver suspecting that she could have. And gene mutation in the here wonder your C to Jeanne. Now we have found out she as she explains and that is very important because now it will kind of cut school some of her future medical management as far as related breast cancer but. As she mentioned with her niece now her niece has that information her niece could have tested positive or negative for them mutation now that she's tested positive. And she can move forward. With enhanced screening. For breast ovarian cancer machine dedicated. A lot of people are not aware that the screening for ovarian cancer currently has is not been proven very effective. And so in a certain When women are done having children. And particularly in aged 35 to forty. Approximately. Women do consider removing their into on their countries to reduce risk for ovarian cancer anyone else. In the family been tested since. Well my brother he has cancer. My nieces. Father. And he has And so far the rest of my family I sent them all the information. And my son if are going to be test it. As soon as they get that time you know when their vacation probably. I think it doesn't take much time it's just a blood test there's nothing to it. And so they're gonna get well. Larry and Ellis you just mentioned it's just a blood test when we hear genetic. Testing. Doctor Liane I think a lot of people don't really understand what. That really involves a blood test straight. Column usually it's a blot test it can be done on lack of vehicles slop it could be done on T shoe like the skin But usually we use blast past it's not invasive and he's not invasive I don't and I'm scared of now nothing but. Now and we before and dollar sample collection and queen needs to how funny informed consent science. And that's to be on the student problem because now. Don't patient tasked to now is delete mediation and the benefits of genetic testing. Bomb. We inform everybody that's on our police off federal state lost at protecting TV jewels are. Ford a genetic discrimination on it four L group how insurance and also for employment. Are virtually Dallas. Lost dot that they do not cover life insurance and long term disability but so far we do you have any report of anybody who are being discriminated. If I'm Mark Ellis. Now bush tax insurance that is doctor Nicholas done here at Roswell park she is clinical genetics service here at Roswell and this is Roswell this and we are talking about. Genetic factors in cancer. With regard to risk so with us is Audrey yes trader. She is it certified genetic counselor here Russell park and who is. And ovarian cancer survivor and has since had genetic testing done on herself and her family. And so often the case. When we talk about cancer here it's symptomatic you know that. I may have ignored a symptom or a symptom is what led me to. You know Roswell and in to be diagnosed. But this is this is interesting in the whom we have to pay attention to what's going and families rate and mean with our immediate relatives. I mean how far we go into our our history You know that's. Right no family history he's very important tool to assess an individual's risk for cancer or any other chronic diseases. I'll metric are in we are soft can certainly usually golf flora like close to collapse to the study like generation. Are seldom grandparents and it's possible great grandparents and also we look to the children's on TV to all and done. If there are like grandchildren times on how large depending that pedigree means of family treats. I you know who who do you you know find is. Is. Coming to you you know and in asking about genetic counseling and testing the most or is it you seeking them out more. We have a mixture we are seeking out individuals to come to our our service for genetic counseling we're generally getting referrals from. Many different places. Patients. Themselves heard about genetics and said they will us all and ask to be connected to our service and we can. Take a look at their history and scheduled for them for an appointment if they like. What we are referred patients again like based and you had it who have cancer themselves that wanna explore mean you Why about why develop this cancer more than the family history or people are unaffected you have lots of people on their family. Which cancers and those referrals can come through. Different services and Roswell at the press service of the colts are the GI service. Patients with colon cancer. From July and service with and in and ovarian cancers. So we get referrals throughout Rosalind and we have outside positions community physicians that refer their patients Austin for similar reasons. Why do I wanna do this. Why do I wanna know. And I think this this is why you're here I think your business there by you do what you do your your counselor but. You know to someone submit to this type of testing. These are patients say usually feel that they would change something about and their medical screening and management. So they feel that if they were positive for one of these gene mutations whether it's in the genes or. Genes linked with calling cancer endometrial cancer or other cancers that they feel positive test result. And it is accurate that that would put them in a higher risk category for different types of cancers and there are established screening in medical management guidelines depending on the were talking about. That there is patients wouldn't it. Enhance their screening so for example with the imitation if they were only having annual mammograms for breast cancer screening. They would consider implementing annual breast MRIs as part of their screening. And this and if it was a colon cancer gene with some of those genes we recommend it. Colonoscopy every one to two years and not until the longer intervals so these are patients that will really do want this information to guide their future medical management screening. Doctor do you think I mean should decisions being made it shouldn't. Based on genetic testing I mean we've all seen the TV shows where you know when you know someone is is tested them to you know they make that decision. To have a double mastectomy when they're healthy. And should decisions be made based on. Genetic testing when there symptoms. So there are recommendations. And our option so if somebody carries so 1990 shouldn't in in Haiti to virginity pastors seemed rounds. Are there are different options available for Garamendi a management's of their use. Harris surveillance which is an option and problem Michael. before com. breast cancer in is like clinical breast exam MRI and mammograms. Are. For ovarian cancer although it's not very as shunt we still recommend for younger Are too how about how to examine vaginal ultrasound tweeted Denmark CA 125. From the block. and stick do you scheme I'll bring sunshine so far breast cancer it can be offered to attend it And also oral contraceptives taken and are known to reduced risk for ovarian cancer. Although solved column. A slight increase for it in increased their risk for breast cancer and offering those mitigation. Hostage taking Colin to dobbs. Benefits and also decide if Saxon that will be discussed we don't colleges. and also there is three to risk reduction surgery. Fuller breasts and that's an option on bilateral mastectomy. Can be a problem. An option for a man who on accident and they want to reduce series for breast cancer to 90%. I and there is And our recommendation is for removing the ovaries and Philippine tubes ST only recommendation. Because Saddam. Ovarian cancer. Screening is not as good as breast cancer screenings. Are likely. Colorectal screening so ovarian screening is not passive it's far from being very. Efficient so does lend a woman in it's 35 or forty and she completed her family. A we recommend to have removed two doubles race and Nestle into that. analysts here are your needs is he's really someone that that that the doctor is just talking about trek fuel underwent genetic testing and made a decision yes she did. So Tony well she called me up and she was so thankful. Hit I hit the genetic testing and done when she found out she hit the mutation. She decided. To enhance her ovaries removed an Libyan troops are removed. And she's forty. And her husband is 56 and they just said this would be their best move. And so I. I pray for him and all and. She's very happy with the decision. commitment you know and I'm very I'm sure very thankful for for you undergoing the testing. And I want to understand I have removing all race on the into diaries ovarian cancer is reduced and in about 90%. asked question earlier in Alan's church and just kind of highlights. The other main reason that people really decide to go upward revision testing doing it can. Improve their own medical management screen but certainly a lot of people are motivated by providing information to family members of so whether. It allows their children to get testing her nieces and nephews are siblings that is a major motivation that people do decide to do genetic testing is Doctor undergoing. Genetic testing in in being tested. Positive for a for a certain. Genetic test doesn't mean you're anti cancer this is this is about. This is this is another scream right this is a. act right so different far different mutations that are all different pat answer mistress odious means that. patents like for the BRC a team ET Shenzhen we now that's old woman if she inherited those mutation one of these mutations. Shall like an opt 85% chance in her lifetime to develop breast cancer so it's not 100%. There are other conditions psyched up for me I didn't comatose bully policies where'd that ABC. Pass me to nations and doce individuals if they carry you a mutation in DA BC They will face almost no 100%. Chance to develop colorectal cancer. So different genes and mutations would conference on different race results mighty opinion information power and to individual cool is dot com to see us for it. And it costs link he or she will be informed about the risks. Down well what options did he or she popped in there medical management. And finally it's day or decision would choose to do. Sorry that's where Audrey comes in and uniter you deal with it with people and beat you they have to make that decision I'm guessing the decision is harder than the process of you know being tested genetically I think for a lot of people. A lot of people who come to see us right very motivated to learn more are still in fact I think a lot of the patients that come to our office for the genetic counseling process. Feel that they do wanna go for with the testing so we we test a lot of patience that we see for the genetic pouncing processing using when I asked them. So given all this information how do you feel about this is this something that your interest in moving forward with. The answer is usually yes. I think a lot of patients who. May not to know too much about there are fearful based on their family history. And they may be hesitant even to come in for the genetic counseling process so we do in courage physicians and people that we need and with the fact that A person can come and for the genetic counseling process and they can decide that they don't wanna do the testing that they can just come insular in the information this final patients. Who are coming to our service do decide to go through with the testing where. watchers maxis and always hear some real basic questions can walk up the street and say you know hey Russell Allen have genetic testing who can do this. Not many people. that's what MS zero how do you decide. Who is. Eligible I guess would be the answer when expresses interest and fridge and it genetic counting testing we have been completed told personal and medical has a family history questionnaire. And so we do is somewhat of a screening process when that patient interest in patient until then take a look through it. And most patients are appropriate for genetic counseling in and then we talked to them about whether there Kennedy for the genetic testing because there are set criteria. For testing of different scenes. He ends and we are at this point not in general population testing we're not testing everybody just because they're interested are I that guidelines and those. Two and test patients that have a higher risk to have a mutation than just the average person. Okay Ellis. You went through it yes really you know what that's right to get this. Didn't you know you don't really. It doesn't hurt I mean it he just let him take of a and I was sort of anxious to get it done because I'm planning to know for my from my sons and my granddaughters. And of course my sister and unmanned and. That's a great thing about your stories that you wanted to know not only for yourself but you wanted to be able to pass that information on probably is the most important thing. Doctor Leon that we can take from this right I mean. If if there is a reason and Audrey is pointed out why someone made me go through this. To do it. Do it and you know you can you can probably help yourself and help you know your lineage. Correct. It's a family matter and Kennedy Beaten genetic mutations are we now there are inherent immaturity of Casey's inherited. So knowing there is so some mile and AT shun two there dolby add trees family members and he's very important to communicate. Because as I mentioned before and death are of him. Different matches. Offered for a medical management and genetics all finally east solve very evil being sealed off preventive Madison. And we would like to brief violence rather than Europe and down genetics I feel it's a very very. Important complement us. And and genetics is not out there anymore you know it is this is he becoming part of mainstream cancer care is Cancer student at a genetic counseling and genetics program so this is something that more where people are doing and we're seeing more patients every year coming through for genetic counseling and testing I don't know how we covered genetic. Counseling testing and you know half hour but he we at least you don't touch the the nerve and I think. His educated I certainly know more so I appreciate it very much thank you appreciate thank you time. I that is trader. She is a certified genetic counselor here at Roswell park. I'm gonna give up the phone number the website in just a minute if you want to contact them and find out more information. Doctor level Leon thank you so much for your time appreciate it. Thank you for having gusts here and Lou will be happy to how bonds individual school are concerned about their power and are found on the risks are. Her syndrome it's always hearing knowing you with clinical genetics service here Roswell park. And Ellis thank you for sharing your story. As you thanks for taking your family to yes and thank you for hitting me and I encourage everybody out there who Cancer in their family to have to sneak this on to CC had communication not genetic testing. Important message and I appreciate it thank you so much that is Roswell this if you would like to contact Roswell. Anytime you can do so toll free at 877 ask our PCI. 8772757724. And you can certainly look at the resources on the website. Listen to Roswell this Sunday mornings at 630 young WB yet. by Roswell Park Cancer Institute your team opinion for your total options online at Roswell got a war. Hanging. And hanging do you. Then.

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Beijing government Notice first of all in the press conference he said and on the said they'll be known that and no harness. And it's a two inch cable and it's an 18100 for walk I want to think about an 18100 for walk. 18100 feet or three feet in the yard you divide three and eighteen at six right that is six football fields. That's a lot I mean that's a lot to walk on a wire I was on the right and I bet I mean a picture going to of Ralph. And six football fields. Back to back to back to back and and you walk that two inch cable all the way across that's a lot of walking. And wow I mean that's that's pretty impressive I think but I wanna know what you know is was this a good idea for the state and and not state. But the province of Ontario in the parks commissions from both countries to approve this it seems like. This commerce involved when when there's commerce involved we got a chance to get it done in on talking about. A bill preached it was all they want about safety and helmets on bicycles and and distractions while driving and lights on when it's raining in the wipers on and seatbelts and all that. Because there's no commerce involved I've. this commerce involved OK right remind I think we talked about before now there will be safety precautions I'm sure taken by him he's a professional. But I'm asking would you take the this event you know the kids are gonna log on and argue they're gonna wanna go go there. 'cause are friends from sort of an and they wanna go there and go let's bring the kids a regular family thing. Say if if it doesn't go exactly as planned what the use today. I don't know that's why I'm asking some people have had no problem at all some people have a lot of problem. I'm not saying mission about it I'm just questioning. If it's if it's a cross purposes we're we're preached that all the time let's go to. Craig. Outside the wrong thing on this is great right here in Wilson Greg you're on WB yen. and Gregg when he got force today. Well I got to this side our side in of this will probably a lot of folks are aware of evil can be able to work as we watched him jump over in the in Vegas. And crash we've seen. The here and young lady who died actually from ski injury freestyle skiing. We see extreme skiing and and and we. While oil was watching your entertainment. Or in. Doubts what will you allow gentlemen they do what you professionally. And that on the flip side of safety director. And I would like let my workers walk across iron 300 feet off the ground and I wouldn't let them. Not where there are actually not where they're shaped glasses on kinda and a couple complex situation. I believe electrical how all ended for commerce I would say absolutely. The guy and it's I don't realize that it's 600 yards I mean it's. that's 18100 feet is that's a lot of walking you know and there's also always the wins from the falls in the mist I'm sure he's taken all of this in the considerations and ways to Sunday I'm just saying that. It's it's not an easy start and is not without danger. No and you think that Empire State Building was actually built by native American Indians. And they had no fault protection whatsoever. And there were no fatalities. Went into it Walker's. But at the same I want to say no but get it out get built here so it is kind of it could be prospect again. Wild so well I'm glad to both sides of the issue there Greg we appreciate it thank you very much. And American forward for some reason have a good skill on the Ohio iron. Where there did you go to another flora and what was yesterday the day before in the freedom towers announced all of in the hours ago he had working at that right Tony. No no mean if you don't like heating up I'm a little landed a clean my gutters and I am one floor. If I'm if more than two steps up on latter I need I need a crane. Assistance. Harness accidentally whereas oxygen. Exactly known not for me either now as far as heights are concerned. Like differences we have rare we have radio towers there are people we here to change the bulbs the most. In those hours. They go up the to change the now if you told me. There was a check for a million dollars. Inside the light of the top of march our ought to do is get a I would even the I know but. But that's what we did we hire people would go up there who aren't corporate as far as that is concern if I mean closed all right. But I would not wanna be on the I could I could probably climb a lot in the inside if it had a circle around you know and his climbing up and enduring closed. Outside of yet no way home Tuesday but its code to rim and a buffalo here on WB and Raymond. It's fun it would go at it thank. I the park you're a little bit there are no. Like somewhere in part. think. That makes all of us. Com. Our pharmacies that sort of thing. A million bowl on cable or true any time there's a worse. I mean cell. This shape and take them as this because it might prove to be dangerous it is is original older. Weighing. What if it my trauma while Marco. Any more inclined to do anything is when. You want to take to six look at the call for professional doesn't and that's what he needs to do openly as. And you know I would. Stressed. That you know something like this takes more on some planning. With professionals that you know or every actually enable they had he had and triggers for Europe. You know there's ample weight. All our angle at which was to go. In all you know travel is by a picture it would you know everything appropriate and then he had been no that but the fish trigger exactly what speed he needed the goal in order to make a particular job. I mean it's it takes more remote preparation. And in a lot of a Snake River card canyon he needed a a parachute equipment. Of the world's short. Yeah I go what are the risks that the reason question the way I did is. I was just wondering what a good parent would save to a child to get them to comprehend if something happened. What they would how they would get on the comprehend what happened. And turned into a positive experience of something a learning experience rather than a disaster. Well while gravity don't take that you know that's are you gonna see. Probably not people it. Well I mean it him credit or an older gravity into all you find out okay thanks man. Who would buy local will be back after a. 2012 presidential race unfold right here. This just minor one no one is ever voted off the islands on WV and to create jobs and helps had a job. I have. I would do everything within my power to restrict the number of abortions here the latest on the air yeah is he demanding you eat. 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And 62 on Friday clouds and sun with a couple of showers. And thunderstorms breezy and I'm 75 drug goodness donate you're. You are expecting mode like you it's yeah it's our be really good about it. And Nubian all the talk shows budging he's expecting your life and aside a television report. Along in Texas just gave birth to sexed wow wouldn't that be cool six new you know Jerry's makes seven. You'd still be one short of walked on Mumbai that you'd probably be a national celebrity. I would probably join their lending and followed that they've walked yeah yeah I'm not us he mentioned that magic. First I don't think two people husband wife could take care of six Nokia that you have to well definitely relatives or. Groups ever gonna neighbors or something I don't think he handles one which means I'd be doomed you know that I know there be no more we games real pal would be a lot of from changing a lot of diapers. At. Tom lawless. You think there obviously but the same time as true to now I'm just telling him. Right that and I am at a press conference today and he said. that. And Novartis. As he attempts to walk 18100 feet. On a two inch steel cable across the balls now for those of you think you just hop on the cable hop off the boom you're done before you know what I that's great. 18100 is six. Hundred yards six football feels side by side by side. Just walking on war would be dangerous. Just one this six of them. And am with a you've got the wind. You've got the moisture today and and you've got the miss coming up from the falls depending on what the exact At a day did say that who depend on the weather weather Eagles from. The US to Canada or Canada into the US I want us to carry his passport. There is there's some in the middle of the wire the Jackson says OK now we're going on this wire how long do you plan to be in Canada. You have anything to and edited where I declare I'm gonna big hole leader big bouncing poll. That seems like that would be helpful the balancing pole but you know he's he's gonna Wear special I think elk skin shoes that his mother made. That when they get wet but when there's moisture they get stickier like you said like the gloves wide receivers where in the idea. In the NFL OK so good luck to be elected but I'm asking. You think this is a good idea I don't wanna be a stick in the mud I'm just thinking kids that. Especially if they're young and impressionable. At times you'll you'll warn them about wearing their helmet on the bicycle. Be careful on the playground news legal and rubberized playground because we don't want to fall down go boom and put a band aid on your god help you if you're if you in the years something. We do we have Russia to the emergency room. While I was going to see somebody walk across the of the falls on a tight does that does that fit in well what you've told your about safety and precaution and things like that and if they're too young to process the fact that this is entertainment he's a professional the seventh generation knowing that there's a certain amount of rest so but there's a lot of preparation but it does a deal with. And what happens if if something happens that not one the you can. Let's go to load Jordan for the ball Jordan wanted out of FaceBook. We'll start with Joseph who says I don't plan to attend. My daughters are bolting so if they wanna go that's up to them honestly I'd like to see this go off without any kind of bad incident this is. Alternately all about the cash registers don't I hope some of the money goes back to the municipal governments to cover the costs associated with vehement. Anchorage engaging it is all about money and that's the reason minority give permission the State of New York had to pass legislation to do it. And the parks the parks commission had to approve it. The Ontario government had to approve it. The the Ontario parks commission if they of the ones that occur over the falls of the people that oversee that had to approve it took so to big jump through hoops to get them to say okay. But because it's it would be a boost in the arm to tourism. Remember these things have been going on for over a hundred years in the falls. But as we've become more Mormon nanny state and maybe a province I'm surprised that this is coming off at all George I was very excited about it now whether he is excited about it because he's always wanted to see a guy and a wire. Or it's. It's commerce and I think it's commerce what Jordan we have W says for it to get some people back on side of the maybe it doesn't really interest me and of itself but might feel like kids are older there's all right guys I don't plan you planning to are you going probably okay Tony and now I'm not but I understand would be will be there it's government doing now. So you'll hear it you'll hear it right here. Net interest thing because how they say how long it would take. It's going to do policy while it's it's 18100 feet. I have in my notes and more along music but thirty to forty minutes. Thirty to forty minutes it would take me thirty to forty minutes the walk on the field that have Ralph Wilson Stadium which is a hundred yards. They would I might do is I'm Michael just to see this circus. Atmosphere of Britain is kind of it's not far from my house. Oh well one of things they're talking about is is and things government finalized yet is tickets because they have a fear. That if they don't do tickets and just anybody can just log it to be too many people. Because as X amount of space you can fit X amount of space in two X amount of people and excellent space and that's that. So tickets I don't know if they're going to be free tickets are charged forward or whatever have no idea. And as the as the details unveiled we will given to your. Right here on newsreader at 30 but I am asking on the fifteenth the Joan that while and a will mount a liar and goes 600 yeah cards. On the high wires as a good idea should bring the kids. is all about the money it's all about the body to forget all those lectures about safety. From the government forget all those elections ago for mom and dad about tagging errors not doing dangerous things this is and under Israeli and I'm 3107. Point seven FM WB. For over 45 years we've helped Western Europe families deal with creditors. This is Paul Atkinson president of consumer credit counseling service of buffalo. 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