they realized he wasn't focusing like most babies and after seeing several specialists they realized he had a vision impairme impairment. f to them.e to tak your hats at that age, it's hard to realize what they can focus on. now with his glasses she says he now notices the dog and when he's sitting around and playing and they approach him, it's like a light bulb has gone off. >> it's interesting he's so young you know he can't read yet, bus they're able to figure out he needs a prescription and they're able to correct it. >> that's absolutely fascinating how they're able toe do that. >> the hope is that his vision will continue to get better from here. in the world of dash cams what we have is a best-case scenario, it's daylight, blue sky, it's a straight road -- it's also in eastern europe so strap in everybody, the road may be straight but it's full of crazy drivers. you can see a big rig coming our

way. a slow-moving big rig with some really impatient people. >> oh! . >> ends up in the ditch. >> of all places for there to be a break in the guardrail. right there. i mean, that would have been a certain head-on collision. >> totally right. there was only one escape. i would be counting my blessings at the same time. >> he ended up in the ditch, doesn't appear to be injured. they kept on going. >> you're the one that is now in this predicament when it was someone else's bad driving decisions that got you there. >> we head to the uk for a situation that's all too familiar. we have very small roads, let's be honest, it's an old country and these roads were built for horses and carriages. when you've got cars parked urt side. there's not a lot of room. this cyclist is coming up and there's a volkswagen. and there's a london cab on the other side.

back up, find space. trying to stop next to this nice porsche and this volkswagen just keeps coming, back it up, back it up. look out for the -- >> a minor tap new york city biggie. >> the cab goes through and then the cyclist comes up to do the whole -- you bumped into my porsche. >> can't see anything. >> okay. that's fine. not going to do anything about it. >> there's no damage. what are you supposed to do? >> it appears too late for that. >> ukeleles are known for being super cute and small. and we found awesome when you know how to play them. this, this ukelele is quite magnificent. i should say -- this ukelele is of uppic proportions. >> is he just really small?

>> honey, i shrunk the guitar. >> my name is larry stump and i have built the world's largest ukelele. >> he says he was working on a normal-sized ukelele with his son as a science project. three months later, $600 in the hole, he created this beautiful instrument. >> the shaquille o'neal i believe. >> i'm impressed he was able to get out of the building. >> it measures 13 feet 1.08 inches long. that did in fact earn him the guinness world record for largest ukelele. >> is he literally the only person that's ever tried? >> i think he's now just set the record so now someone else has to build the next biggest one. the ukelele has the correct frets. but it does sound really cool.

>> it sounds very dark, compared to what we know a ukelele sounds like. >> guinness world record youtube page so everyone can see it in all its glory. ron payne who watches fox 43 in knoxville is the latest winner in the ipad giveaway. >> today's bonus day, you can win an ipad mini or an amazon echo. >> with at least 21 years of age and a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini giveaway. cars and animals come together it's not always good thing. but three videos that show it's okay. this guy in brazil was driving along on a road trip. notices his car making odd noises, he stops at a gas

station, 250 miles later -- oh, that's one lost cat. >> yeah. poor kitty was stuck up inside the car. but he had more than just a meow, he had a squeak, too, found a cat but still heard noises coming from a car. that's when firefighters used patience and waited for -- the other kitty to come out there were two. looks to me firefighters still looking for the owners of these two cats. >> they're about 250 miles that way. >> go back. >> we know it can get darn cold in russia. what are animals to do? in this case the russians call this an elk, i'm going to call it a moose. so chilly it found a runninging car. got up close to the exhaust pipe and decided to warm up. >> he looks exhausted. >> doesn't he? guys behind the camera think it's funny. >> apparently this is how

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something unpleasant is about to happen. >> suddenly we have to brace because we know it's coming. >> you don't like my bait and switches. while one of these guys didn't ski cross, they're about to become very cross with a ski. approach this blind hill ok. but look out -- no. >> he completely over-reacted. it was just a ski, not a brick wall. >> he could have gone over it. >> leaned back, tips up. >> it was a blind hill and you could see as soon as he comes over he's immediately reacting. he just catches an edge, and ends up catching this guy. they go down. it was a chain reaction, catching everybody out. >> sticking with the ski theme this guy, gareth, tryinging to find the adventure on the mountain. i have to be honest, doing pretty well. gets into a bit of a flow state when he gets off to the right here. he's looking for the hard route and now he's in the thick snow, there's little trees left and

right, he's dodginging, he's dodging, he's got it, he's there, he's ninja -- he's not. >> oh! >> he went flying. he had nowhere to go, went one way, caught his ski skis around the other tree and it was yeah! the name of his video was safe landing not included. so even he's having fun himself. skiing is dangerous. yeah! >> jane is about to surprise elizabeth. shane is in the military. this is big brother taking the video. elizabeth sitting on the floor. >> oh! shane! [ laughter ] >> this is like a ghost! >> shane! >> that's really cute. >> it is cute. nothing like when our military men and women come home and get greeted by family.

we thank them for their service. this is what they come home for. >> wow, that's so cool. i love to see that. >> the siblings missed each other. >> the next one, a ninja turtle has turned up at karate practice. >> that would be michaelangelo. >> michaelangelo has shown up and she's like -- i'm going to stay focused on the job at hand. >> but you know what, that focus is going to drop. >> do you recognize this guy? >> no, no, no. >> oh, come on! >> michaelangelo, unmasked, who knew it was her dad! he's been away for nine months, so she got a surprise when he turned up at practice. >> that's amazing. >> that will disarm any little fighter on the planet. >> i would think so. >> i love how he's getting

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i had, what i used to call, a steel-trap brain, and then several years ago, little things began to change. i couldn't remember names and facts as well. i'd walk into a room and forget why i went in there. it was like i was in a mental fog. dr. laux, i'm in my 50s, and frankly, i'm too young for this. and it's not a time to panic, and you and your friends are not alone. 140 million americans are dealing, right now, with age-related memory loss that's normal. and everyone's gonna get it. we're all in the same boat. oh yeah, nobody gets outta this one. take a look at this graph. studies show that the human brain starts a gradual decline by age 40. and by age 50, we've lost 1/2 of our short term memory. and it gets worse from there. (bella) you know, it's interesting, because you can see what's going on on the outside of your body, in terms of aging. the gray hairs, the sagging skin. but we don't see what's going on with the brain. easy on the outside, it's a mystery on the inside. but you know what, it's normal. it's gonna happen to all of us, and that's the bad news. but the good news is

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that are used by brain cells to communicate with each other. they act as messengers. i mean, when we're young we make a lot of them naturally from the food that we eat. they signal our brain cells to grow, to make new connections. (bella) and as we age, it gets worse. (dr. laux) well, you know that, with everything else, as we age, not as efficient. less neuropeptides, fewer connections, and that's when our memory starts to fail. (bella) is there any connection between the neuropeptides you mention and the ones for anti-aging skin cream? (dr. laux) it's the same principle. for the skin, we're talking about dermal peptides. so now we're talking about peptides for the brain. neuropeptides, simple. i've gotta tell everyone right now, that before i agreed to do this show, i had to try cebria for myself. and in just a few weeks, it made a real difference. i remember things more easily, because, let's face it, at our age, at 55 and 60, you have to keep working. you can't retire. you've got to keep up with the competition. you said it exactly right. cebria delivers results that you can feel. i was worried because i saw that i was losing my memory.

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