Just in time for summer, a new hydro-powered jetpack has made its debut.  Technology expert Katie Linendoll got the chance to try out the new gear and tells CNN's Alina Cho it was quite remarkable to strap on the unit and "take it to the skies."

Actress and musician Mandy Moore is visiting Washington this week to raise awareness for a cause she feels very passionate about: global health.  After spending some time in South Sudan and seeing some of the issues first-hand, Moore says she couldn't help but get involved in the global health arena.  She tells CNN's Alina Cho that she is impressed by the work being done and hopes that by lending her voice she can encourage others to "get behind the good fight."

Brooke talks with David Cooley, the owner of a gay bar in West Hollywood, who has banned bachelorette parties from his club.  He says that while he's happy for the brides-to-be, he decided to ban the parties in the belief that it's hurtful; not everyone can have that same type of celebration. He tells Brooke that he hopes other bar and club owners will take a stand for same-sex marriage and ban these parties until everyone has the same rights.

You know him as “Willis” from the sitcom “Diff’rent Strokes.”  Now, Todd Bridges is speaking out against child sexual abuse and in support of a new bill that would get tough on anyone with unsupervised access to child performers. He shares his own struggle with abuse and tells Brooke that he hopes by telling his story he can prevent others from going through what he did.

One high school principal has been reassigned to another position after showing Comedian Ron White’s “You Can’t Fix Stupid” bit to faculty members. Now, the comedian himself is speaking out and shares with Brooke why he feels this reassignment is an “atrocity.”