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>> trying to take her hostage. >> she's putting up a heck of a fight. mom's trying even though her toddler is saying -- >> i don't like it. what is this thing on my face? >> the moment the glasses reveal their magic. a driver's enjoying the open road. >> he just detailed his car. >> why he's probably going to need another car wash. and one extremely prank. see who is and isn't on board with the trend. >> don't throw your socks at me, fool. one second you are in your office doing your job. and the next you have someone clubbing you over the head with a weapon. wuch is exactly what happened to this woman in russia. she was there by herself when a man walked through the door

smashing the weapon against her head and then trying to take her hostage. but -- >> she's putting up a heck of a fight. ♪ >> she breaks loose just enough to be able to make it to the other room where she intends to sound an alarm. that scares this man away who ends up leaving empty handed. fortunately, in fact, you can see he drop this bag he was carrying. minor injuries to this woman. but the video was released because the man was identified and has now been arrested. >> amazing. like, she was pistoled how many times in that video and she took him out? >> she's a real life wonder woman. other people would have been so shocked and stunn ened they wou have complied. good for her. this next video out of china. a field full of spinach. the sad part about this is this

next scene where you see that the spinach has been ripped out of the ground by people who were apparently led there by a woman who created a video saying that this farmer had decided to give away the crops. $3,000 worth of spinach were taken. imagine what that does to this poor farmer. really sad. >> that's grand theft. >> there is an investigation. so hopefully they're able to get to this woman and bring her to justice. his youtube name is el nam presador. he even talks tough. but he's got a soft heart. he's look for the beast and when you see him he'll realize this man maybe has a tendency to ove over-dramatize things. you see that? out in the distance is a baby

deer. notice as he gets cleoser it's special one. >> hey, he's white. >> wow. your camouflage is not working, my friend. >> not at all. this is an albino deer he calls a pet. he says most people come to take pictures and mess with him. he says not me. >> i'm bringing food. >> i'm glad he's looking after the deer not trying to get the deer. it wouldn't be fair. >> i'm going to throw the rest of my corn out. this next one is baby deer rescue. i think it's the person shooting the vid quo who gets rescued by cuteness. he's like hey, you're home. can i come in? >> wow, man. you can order just about anything on the internet and get it delivered to your house. >> i love how inquisitive deer are. i wish we got to learn their personalities as weird as that sounds. >> i'm dieing to know did it e leave gifts behind?

it's yes i'll give kisses and chew your flowers and berries and leaves. >> you are adorable, but your ival instincts need some work, my friend. this guy is cruising on a sport bike through the salt river canyon in arizona. he's coming up on a nice left hander here. going wide. turn, turn. >> oh! >> he was on a mountain, too, wasn't he? >> down he goes. he just goes wide, catches the gravel, and down he goes. bounces off the guardrail. thankfully he's got gear. >> i'm happy he didn't slide down the mountain. if you look at that, the guardrail stopped but he kept sliding. a few more feet, he would have went down hill. >> he did say this could have been a lot worse. you see the angle from his friend behind. when she comes around the corner, she sees her buddy jay down on the ground. he is feeling it.

the adrenaline coursing through his veins. he suffered some road rash and bruising and that was it. eventually you'll see jay get to his feet. he was back on a bike several days later. >> any situation where you can get up and walk away is a win. another canyon video. this time in the l.a. county area. he got the music going. in fact, he just detailed his car the day before. as he rounds this corner, he sees this. what the heck is going on? >> holy [ bleep ]! >> gets sandblasted by that helicopter that was flying overhead. is that for? he comes around and sees why that helicopter is there. >> oh, man. that's bad. >> yep. rollover incident the helicopter was there to assist with traffic backed up. couple of scratches on your car now doesn't seem so bad. >> holy [ bleep ]!

in each case, it's a small change, but it has a profound effect. like for example right here. i don't like it, i don't want it. what is this thing on my face? what? >> you see the sudden realization. >> yeah. the sudden realization, is that what the world actually looks like? because you see immediately starts fussing. and just starts looking around like what? >> and at that age, everything they're experiencing is a bunch of firsts, right? for him, imagine what it must be to actually be able to see. >> now, in this case it's slightly different. this is kevin right here. you'll see in his hands he's holding something familiar. the glasses that take somebody who is color blind and give them perfect color vision. so in this case they have gone to this wall because it is covered in color. >> kevin's a little nervous

they're not going to work. >> puts the glasses on. doesn't say a word. he just puts his hands in his pockets -- >> can you see it? >> yeah. >> he can see it! >> and he just stares seeing these colors. seeing how different everything is. the first bit of emotion really is when he just gets down and hugs his little daughter. >> and she wears all those colors too. like look at me. >> she's like a little rainbow running around. she's excited for him. >> that's a pretty cool mural. >> you know what? there's something very cool about it as well. because this photo was posted by kevin. the artist bo thomas saw the video and sent him his own version of that mural with a little note so he can look at it whenever he wants. i thought that was the sweetest thing. it's a motorized police slip and slide. >> they douse themselves with some dish detergent. >> watch what happens when they

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you know what would be a great idea? to go to the beach. >> we have a jump here. all the way there. >> you're bringing bringing brig they set up a ramp. >> they went to the beach and they are there to relax. >> no. they douse themselves with some disdetergent and -- >> oh! >> first crash test dummy? >> i think so. but he got everybody excited. >> he barely missed all the safety stuff they laid out. >> over-shot the safety pads but didn't make it in the deep water. but he's smiling and looks like he's ready to do it again. >> and motivated everyone. now that he survived, everyone else is going to do it too. >> hold on! >> oh, my gosh that's fast.

and shallow. >> that's good. >> how fast that? >> dangerous. i would say don't do this. >> it's like they're almost too steep on the ramp. when they hit it, they slo down so much. >> they rerouted their line. >> we've got to wait until the tide comes up. but they're pulling themselves in the waves right now. this is awesome. >> now they actually decide to use the pulley on the water. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> it's not a thing you have to add to your list of things to take to the beach. got have sun screen. got to have a hat. you also got to have a pulley. >> most times i just try to remember to bring a sandwich.

>> that was gnarly. this is mason. mommy's got a surprise for little mason and i got to say, he's going to like it. >> i have a surprise for you, may soon. >> he runs out of the room and then he stops. because -- >> who is it? >> it's daddy. >> cute. >> he's old enough to recognize that this a moment, this is an actual surprise. >> that's exactly what i thought. little mason here hasn't seen dad in a month. they live in japan. dad is a u.s. marine. he gives a hug and then turns around and smiles for the camera. >> that month must have felt like an eternity. yeah. well, nine months was an eternity for this lady. her son is a service member and has been in italy and africa

serving. he's got flowers and is ready to present them in front of everybody. he goes back to school. >> my son! >> she's a teacher, right in front of all her students. >> yeah. right in front of all her students. then she starts hugging and crying and laughing. and students ask, is she crying? >> i'd be like, does this mean we don't have that quiz? >> but she can't stop hugging. like this lesson is on hold for a minute because i have to hug him some more. then the kids do something that i think some grownups would appreciate. once all of these tiny little parts are put together, the reactions they cause are beautiful. people opening for the first time their dot watch. >> these are for blind people. >> this is what it looks like. and that's how it operates. it can tap out messages from

your phone so blind people can just run their finger across their watch and read it. >> that's it. that's amazing. >> not just for time. it connects to a smartphone and can read messages. they can also respond using the watch as well. >> that's fantastic invention. how much does it cost? >> looks like it will sell for around $300. they're giving it out to a select few people so they can go now and wear it and test it, see if it works and suggest any changes to the company. >> when technology is being put to such a good practical use, something that could potentially change someone's life, that's amazing. more technology making an impact in people's lives. now, this particular product we have seen in the past. but in its early stages. it has tracks. it has wheels. it is self-balancing. the chair can be moved just by simply repositioning your body. >> when you're traveling around a city like if you're a tourist,

you don't know if it's another handicap accessibility. there going upstairs, it's a brilliant way to demonstrate how practical this is. >> a lot of historical places are not ada compliant. they've got a pass because they're so old. now you can actually see places you're talking about. >> opens up a whole new world. they are trying to raise money to bring this technology to more people. it's decision making time. >> is it real? is it fake? >> getting started with spider-man in training. >> that did it for me. >> that is child is for real a ninja. >> then a crying parrot. >> oh, that's awful. >> and a maid is possessed by evil spirits. >> i think they've done it well, but i feel fakery. >> you be the judge. ebaum's world is next. a lot of people have vertical blinds. well, if a lot of people jumped off a bridge, would you?

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>> that did it for me. i'm going to say real. >> that child is for real a ninja. >> this kid is killing it on instagram. he's got an instagram page. he's got like 750,000 followers. his dad owns a gym. this is real. i hate being jealous of a 35-year-old kid, but it's happening. >> video number two.-year-old k happening. >> video number two. >> oh, god, that's awful. >> so bad. >> this family probably had a kid in their home so the parrot was able to learn the sound. >> yeah. what i was looking for was signs that they've laid a track over the video. you can see those cries were moving in time with the bird's rib cage. i think it's definitely real. >> real. >> horrificicly real. the kid's probably grown now but the darn parrot is still crying. >> there was one chirp at the end where it gets distorted and

turns more birdie than the other childlike screams. i think this is real. >> video number three. >> so little back story on this video. it's supposedly showing a moment where a maid is on camera seeming to be possessed by evil spirits. >> so far looks like somebody talking to a young child. >> the time 10:00, maybe she was sleepwalking. >> and no reason to believe that this is a film or a scene that somebody created. >> familiar. being shot vertically. they've done it well, but i feel fakery. >> i think it's fake too. they wanted a viral video. >> i say this is reminiscent of the ring. >> i think it's real. people do weird stuff. i think she's just a weird person with wet hair. >> seems like there's some editing going on here. goes from standing to lying down

completely and some wipes go in front of the camera. i know that's probably camera tricks, sop post-production tricks going on. i'm going fake with you guys. he's going around the library offering up socks for people's hands. >> think of all the money you save without having to buy gloves. gloves can be expensive. >> see the entertaining reactions next. >> he got an attitude with people. >> well, someone offers you socks, you put socks on.

they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >> i know what i'm doing sunday morning. >> dip it into some syrup and voila. it's once again time to dive into the world of frenchy tv. sits down and then it just gets weird. slipping socks on his hands. >> i couldn't help but notice you are not wearing socks on your hands. >> what? >> don't throw your socks at me, fool. >> i thought he was going to put

on a puppet show. >> this didn't quite go the way i expected it to. >> i notice you didn't have socks on your hands. do you want an extra pair? >> especially in regards to this young lady. she's like i'm fine. but frenchy, he's not listening. >> yeah. because you don't want to touch the keyboards and stuff like that. >> she's going along with it. >> let's get back to work, hailey. >> this is actually working. >> i'm in the library right now. of course i've got my sock hands on. are you crazy? >> she's just grinning away, on board. sock town. >> i'm sitting next to somebody also wearing sock hands in the library. >> this is the big hey how are you doing does this feel ridiculous. but the star is still this young girl. >> so you normally wear sock hands? >> i don't. but it's a good idea. >> she's on board. >> they feel good on your feet. why wouldn't they feel good on your hands. >> this guy in the green with me messy hair, he's got an