BERMAN: Welcome back to STARTING POINT, everyone. A few stories we're watching right now. Plans are underway to transfer a critically wounded anti-Taliban activist who is all of 14 years old to a different hospital in Pakistan. She is in critical condition this morning. Three military officials saying they want to move Malala Yousufzai from the military hospital in Bashawar to a hospital in (inaudible). The Taliban targeted and shot this young girl on Tuesday. Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner will try again Sunday to set the record for the world's highest jump. Strong winds have kept Baumgartner from attempting his skydive from 23 miles above Roswell, New Mexico. He is hoping to break the sound barrier on the way down. And all tangled up, two men spotted this deer, Tuesday, caught in a soccer net in Tennessee. They were able to hold the doe down and they cut the netting off. In San Francisco, another rescue, one of two sea lions tangled in what appears to be a fishing line has been rescued. You can see the line around the neck. A veterinarian will remove that from the sea lion today. A second sea lion was apparently scared by a boat and disappeared back into the water.</s>O'BRIEN: All right, well, don't go anywhere. We're going to continue our conversation. Up next, we're going to talk to Saints quarterback Drew Brees. He is going to join us live, talk about a new record that he has broken that's straight ahead. See you in a moment.
Supersonic Skydive; Saving Tangled Sea Lions