BALDWIN: Daredevil Joby Ogwyn is at it again. He already has set world records such as fastest ever climber, youngest American to do so. This guy jumped over the peaks of a Matterhorn in a jump suit. He wants to be the first to jump off Mount Everest in a wing suit and Discovery Channel is planning to take the whole thing live. The 40-year-old has begun training, just this morning, he made a practice at a popular spot in Paris, California. He joins me by phone and Chad Myers is joining in as well. Joby, he is our weather man who is curious about what you are up to. Let me begin with that. I'm never going to find out. What does it feel like to fly?</s>JOBY OGWYN, DAREDEVIL (via telephone): It's an incredible feeling because it takes so long to train. It's a lifestyle type thing. You are super man and fly wherever you want to go.</s>BALDWIN: Butterflies.</s>OGWYN: It's exhilarating and thrilling. Every time it's never something you get used to. Humans should not be able to see and that's special.</s>BALDWIN: Chad, jump in.</s>OGWYN: Joby, there is not much atmosphere and lift for your wing or whatever you want to call that thing. How are you compensating for that lack of air?</s>OGWYN: I have been here close to Mount Everest. Tested my suits and all my different equipment that I will use this time. It worked really, really good. What I found is my suit, I thought what I did was a lot faster and further than I could have in that thicker air. In a lot of ways it lends itself very well.</s>MYERS: Kind of like the golf ball goes further.</s>BALDWIN: So Joby, good luck jumping off this perfectly good mountain. I'm sure it's beautiful. Let's talk once you land and we will see how great the jump went. Joby Ogwyn joining me. Chad Myers, thank you very much. Let's get to that breaking news here as we enter hour two.
Wingsuit Jumper Aims To Leap Off Mt. Everest