BANFIELD: Now to a balancing act in Florida from the famed Wallenda family. Just moments ago, Nick Wallenda made it across the street in his hometown of Sarasota this hour. I know that doesn't sound like much, but look how he crosses the street. Like a true Wallenda, did not use a crosswalk. Just walked across a 180-foot-high wire. No net. No safety harness. This is kind of his M.O. Remember that he walked across Niagara Falls the same way last year? I am so glad that he made it because that is something to see, I'll tell you. No harness, he always insists on that. Even the broadcasters covering it hate that he has no harness. I'm going to throw a couple names your way -- actually, before that I want to tell you about this plane crash that happened. We here in New York City are almost used now -- used to hearing about a plane crashing in the Hudson. Believe it or not, it happened again. This time, a small plane, an engine gave out shortly after takeoff, and two people were on board a small plane, the pilot and one passenger. The video is kind hard to see, but the plane went into the dark water, began filling with water. And one of the passengers had the wherewithal to grab a phone and make this incredibly desperate call to 911. Listen.</s>CHRISTOPHER SMIDT: Can you open this door? We're going to go to see the rear. We're going to the rear of the plane. 911</s>OPERATOR: OK.</s>SMIDT: The plane is filling up. 911</s>OPERATOR: OK. Try and keep me on the phone. Where in the Hudson, sir?
Nick Wallenda Attempts Daring Feat