Morning Express with Robin Meade

Wait, it's not in theaters till 2013. And Carlos Diaz says they haven't even started shooting it. But we news geeks are still jazzed about 'Anchorman 2' for the same reason I remade the song "Dirty Laundry”—it's a caricature of the news biz. And if you can't laugh at yourself, well, you know the saying. 

For news types who sit at the anchor desk with tennis shoes and no pants (I kid, I kid), it's the TV biz equivalent of what “Caddy Shack” must be for golfers—or gophers.

Retired Air Force Reserve Major Gwen Sheppard was an inspiration to her teammates at this year's Warrior Games in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She competed in shooting, archery and sitting volleyball at the annual athletic competition for wounded service members from every branch of the military. 

But when HLN caught up with her, she wanted to salute the men and women who are still on active duty. Look for more stories from the Warrior Games in an HLN special hosted by Robin Meade this July 4.  

Before the squeeze bottle took over the condiment aisle, ketchup was S-L-O-W -- so slow they used to make commercials singing the praises of its slowness. Those ads turned the frustrating process of coaxing the condiment of out a glass bottle from a palm bruising, wrist spraining, butter knife wielding exercise in futility into something that signified quality.

The commercials featured little kids looking longingly at the end of an open bottle of Heinz to the tune of Carly Simon's "Anticipation" -- or ketchup bottles in a shootout to earn the title of "Slowest pour in the West." 

The author of this YouTube headline really undersold this clip -- according to Google Translate it's simply called "Truck skidded on a sharp turn" -- which really makes us question the accuracy of Google Translate, because it should have been called, "Holy &%@$#, there's a truck flipping over and skidding straight towards me!"

It's unclear when this incredible wreck occurred, but the video was uploaded just yesterday to a YouTube channel called "Driving in Russia all Truth." This channel must be run by the "Committee to Promote Staying Off the Road in Russia" because their videos are truly terrifying. There's clip after clip of cars and trucks either crashing into things or just barely missing things, almost always at a high rate of speed.

He was wearing a parachute ... but he didn't use it -- and he never intended to. 

In what the BBC is calling, "The first skydive without a parachute," Gary Connery jumped out of a helicopter over the English countryside and "flew" 24,000 feet down. Connery was wearing a wingsuit. Kind of a "flying squirrel" style outfit, with webbing between the arms and legs which acts kind of like wings  when spreead. 

In less than a year, George Zimmerman went from slamming the Sanford, Florida, Police Department to singing its praises. This apparent shift is raising new questions about the Trayvon Martin case. 

A newly released audio recording captures Zimmerman’s harsh words concerning the Sanford police at a city hall meeting in January 2011, about a year before the fateful shooting that would make him a nationally recognized figure. Zimmerman said he had gotten “the opportunity to take ride-alongs with the city of Sanford Police Department and what I saw was disgusting."