but i'm really starting to like him more. >> >> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a grandmother with alzheimer's gets a sweet surprise with her grandson. >> she starts crying. >> find out the touching story >> definitely a break from the summer heat if you're on -- >> the second highest mountain in austria. >> while it may be a little soon to give the thumb's up. an injured mama and her calf spotted on the street. >> in india, cows are allowed to wander around. >> the compassionate rescuers who put him on the path to recovery. >> and a handsome police officer has ensnared single women from around the world. >> creating a social media meltdown. >> he does not look that much

different from our own ol oli pettigrew. >> life is a collection of the moments, memories that you score -- store in your mind for all of your years, unless you're diagnosed with alzheimer's. what do you do then? you can try what this man did for his grandmother. he did not want one of their most special memories to be forgotten. so he did this. he shows his grandmother a tattoo of a letter she wrote him when he graduated high school. he took that letter and transferred it on to his body. as soon as she sees it, she recognizes the let erk she recognizes the handwriting and starts crying, telling him how much she loves him. she does share a picture on facebook that shows you exactly what that letter looks like and the tattoo.

part of the reason this is such a special letter, she speaks of one of her favorite memories that she had when he was just a young boy. she and her daughter took him to get a picture. he was serious the whole time. he wouldn't smile. then suddenly out of nowhere he clapped his hands and smiled just in time to take the.ic chur that would then be a magnet on their refrigerator. the fact that they were able to share such a loving moment is incredibly special. >> i love tattoos remind you of something. put that indelible mark to keep it in your mind. and this one is just as much healing for him as it is for her. >> especially when you consider he's been living with his grandmother in brazil for the last 18 years. so this is really special for them. that was one way where they could hold that one memory forever. >> we're getting into that part of summer where maybe some of us are getting tired of the heat. so going for a hike at elevation

can do the trick to cool you off. especially if you're on the second highest mountain in austria. 12,369 feet. just listen to the cool breeze. this is a popular and well established route. you can see it's already been prebolted. there are lines to help you climb up. it's certainly not -- oh, look. thumb's up. yes. we're enjoying this. this is cool. >> what's it like in winter? can you even traverse it? >> i don't even think you try. >> it's hard to tell how far down it is times sometimes. >> jeentle breeze blowing even stronger. brutal. >> why? this is going to potentially kill you. your limbs can freeze. frostbite. >> one of the most human of reasons -- because it's there. >> but it's getting worse and worse and worse.

perhaps trying to get up to the top on this day wasn't the best idea. because the weather is really kicking their butts. so much so they actually fail to get to the top. >> if they got to the top, there would have been a starbucks free wifi. >> they don't need it. they brought their own. >> drink quick, buddy. it's going to cool off. a. >> they didn't summit on this day. but that's all right. still gives you that cool, refreshing feeling. >> animal eight india has an unusual job in that not only do they rescue cats and dogs, they also have large mammals that they look after, like here. a cow and her calf. in india, cows are allowed to wander around. they're veered. but these two are injuried. you can see mama has a big cut right under her armpit. you can see right there. and baby, he's got a problem, a rope that's cutting into his

flesh. no word on how long. but the good thing is they were able to get them both into their truck and take them to their center and help them out. what i love most of all, hey, are you okay? it's going to be okay. they're good people. don't worry. >> i like that they took the time to lay down a mat for the cow on the ground. just provide a little more comfort. >> here they clean the mamas wounds, but then it's baby's turn. how deep that rope was going into his neck. >> wow. >> so once they get that rope off, they begin to treat the wound. but now they have to get gauze and wrap it around that cow's neck. animal eight india, they take them in, they keep them. and that's where the mat comes back. check this out. you can see baby looking around. big, beautiful brown eyes. >> i can't believe the level of neglect. to see those cows walking around for that long is mind blowing to me. but i'm glad these guys found them, took care of them and hopefully they're okay now.

>> they named them bee and honey. mama put his hand on his shoulder. completely changed. this is after two months of being in the care of animal eight unlimited. if you can donate to an animal rescue, do it. no matter the animal, they all need love and care. >> a msa frpsa from the leicest police. >> some anti-social behavior by some local kids on their scooters. this is breaking news, people. >> we need your help to try to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. if you have any information related to these incidents, please call. >> go ahead, dial 101. >> are you kidding me? >> no, i am not.

the officer has ensnared single woman around the world. >> hello. i think i've seen a scooter. yeah. it's over here. >> thousands upon thousands of views. the comments themselves are oh, so entertaining as the equipment are pretty much there. i think i might need to be arrested soon. heart eye emoji. >> you reverse this scenario, you have ol and i sitting there and you two are going to be going oh, please. it doesn't translate. is soo. >> you guys are exaggerating, first of all. second of all, you do it all the time. this guy is clearly very good at his job. we know and recognize that he's very talented. he's probably very smart if he's using this medium. and he is in with the times of using social media to help solve crime. >> drowning under all of that absolute rubbish. >> he does not look that much different than our own ol oli pettigrew.

>> i could look at him all day. we can use this one. >> did he r find the scooter. >> there there were any tips they've been completely lost in the thousands and thousands of comments of horny women. >> thank very much. >> it's an adorable moment with aunt ally, but it's a rare moment. >> why parker's musical moment has his family cheering. and this bride is about to toss the bouquet,er but sthe's nhe's going to use her hands. >> what in the world is she going to use then?

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>> sometimes they'll try to throw it twrds the girl they want to get married. this makes it fair. >> that's not the bride, it's not the groom, it's not a brother, it's not dad, not even a family member, it's a total stranger. because as sweet as this moment is, it has a very sad back story. the bride was left at the altar. >> this guy is a legend. >> she was left at the altar and she went to the nearest bar to drown her sor rows. >> she asked if anyone would buy her a drink. she said i don't drink alcohol, but i'll gladly take a soda.

>> this one guy saw a woman in need, took her hand and danced with her. >> there were three little bears in the shop. >> parker and ally having a great time. the reason why this is such a special moment is because it's a very, very rare moment. >> now there's two little muffins in a bakery shop. >> he was born with sensory processing disorder. my son has also suffered that. you have five senses. for all of us, let's say they're all on a same level. it's called being integrated. kids with sensory processing disorder, their senses are all

out of whack. sometime their sound is so sensitive they have to walk around with their hands over their ears. in parker's case, it can sometimes be difficult for him to interact with the world. >> and in walks a girl with a penny to spare. >> in this case, with this song, he is just all involved. and everybody wants the magic to continue. >> music somehow just seems to bring everything together for him. >> he's so present and so aware, so open. >> and so cute. >> this moment right here, where she looks off camera, i think to his mom, anna. >> this video for me meant a huge amount. >> i'm glad they did capture it like this and they're able to share it. it will give hope to other parents.

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walking down the aisle, check things out a little bit. >> i want to see her slide out with one of those washers between her legs. >> it's not the washer you should be concerned about. it's the 24-inch flat screen tv. she takes it off the shelf. pops it teen her knees. drops her skirt and walks right on out. it doesn't look like she slowed down. >> the two women walk out of the store, take off, never to be seen again. the store owner had the footage, but it wasn't until he saw the del vision gone that he knew this happened. >> it worked. i don't condone stealing, but it worked. this woman's plan didn't work quite as she thought it would. they were walking through security and they're like hold please. she comes over to the counter. they ask her to come back through the metal dedeck tor. she walked through and they're like back over this way, please. now you see one of the ladies with the wand. >> if they find a tv under her skirt, i'm going to flip out.

>> she had on safety shorts, three pairs of them to be exact. they have compartments. this woman had thousands of sd cards. and then they wanted her here. they noticed her ton pony tail holder was excessive. she put mur sd cards inside her scrunchy. >> sd cards alone are not really worth much of anything. >> there wasn't anything on them. but authorities questioned her because they think it will lead them to a digital smuggling gang. they were able to catch her with about 4700 sd cards. >> who doesn't recognize this composition by mozart. ♪ >> you've never seen it like this before.

>> oh, cool. that's real? i'm not looking at some kind of computer wizardry? that's real. >> this visual project is the work of product of sebastian waschuter. he works with a team for weeks to set up this product. they cut out musical notes to the song. also known to the rest of us as a little serenade. sometimes referred to as a little night music. >> they're single exposure shots that he took, granted working very closely with the slack liner that went up there, dressed as mozart to sit on this line with the notes underneath.

>> in a musical sense, on humanity total. 100 years later, they combine mozart with slack lining. what a fascinating thing to think about. >> he said he was inspired for this project by "rock me am amadeus." >> do we know how long this took to set up? >> 600 years. >> he's about to ask a girl on their first date but he has a terrible idea. >> i'm going to bring her to an abandoned house -- >> find out how this terrifying date ends.

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can we please get smokey bear back? >> a terrible idea! >> i'm about to ask a super cute girl out on a date. i'm going to bring her to a haunted house and pretend it's haunted and scare the crap out of her. >> that has alarms sounding and everything. >> i was wondering if you would like to go on a date with me. >> yeah, okay. >> she's signing up for this fun date. let's see how it goes. >> do you have any advice for me on this date? >> don't d. >> try not to be yourself. >> you can always rely on your friends to be honest with you. >> he's a little bit nervous because he's going to be rolling his camera on the way to meet her. that can be strange. >> she doesn't know i blog. >> fortunately it doesn't start awkwardly at all. >> do you film every person you go on do it daits with? >> you're the first, you're special.

>> i think we all just want to see this play out a little bit more. >> we already moved new relationship status. >> how are you with haunted houses? >> run! run! call your mother and run! >> at that point in the video we would hear -- i'm out. >> into the abandoned house they go. >> and as soon as they get in, they realize this place is haunted for sure. >> ghost of girlfriends past? >> haunted for sure, huh? >> the writing is on the wall. >> how many more clues do you need? >> why don't you come upstairs with me where nobody is right now and i'll tell you the story. >> second date-o-meter, down to 0. >> it's about to get a lot lower. he decides to take it a step further.

>> i just left mary there. >> bloody mary, bloody mary. >> he's outside. i just think this is so mean. >> i guess he doesn't want to make love to a woman ever again. >> apparently not this one. >> let's get mary's verdict, shall we? >> is there a chance for a second date? >> possibly. i would have to sleep on it. >> she's thinking about it. and then he gets put in limbo. >> there's a possibility for us? >> i think as friends. >> welcome to the friend zone, my friend. >> what the heck do you expect? >> where are you going? >> i have dinner. >> he never fed the woman. she scared, she hungry. bye. >> bye.

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