tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> it's a full-on slugfest on board a train. >> from one set of seats to the next set of seats. >> see the bizarre twist that makes it a wild ride. wow, what on earth? the big game's over, but the trick shots live on. the amazing football moves from a much bigger field. >> it's good! beth troutman, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> a surprise visit from a familiar face at "right this minute." now former "rtm" host beth troutman reveals her journey on a life-changing trip to haiti. >> i call it a god wink, you're doing the right thing.

>> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. including valentine's day with charlene. this video is just bizarre as heck. [ bleep ] we're at a train in sydney, australia. there's a visible altercation between that man wearing the hat and the other passenger with the glasses. the guy with the hat is all up in the other dude's grill, right? no word what on earth went wrong. [ bleep ]. >> the other guy is visibly calm and you hear him trying to calm the other guy down. the other guy clearly doesn't want to engage. >> which is good, because you know how these things can escalate. >> well it escalated. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> whoa. he had had enough.

>> the guy gets up and starts punching the other fella. >> whoa. >> this is a real brawl. >> which is why what happens next is just as bizarre. [ bleep ] >> the guy in the t-shirt raises his hand trying to protect himself and the other guy has a bloody face and just when you think this is about to continue, they just start talking, out of nowhere, the situation deescalates. >> it gets even more bizarre. because he lost his shoe and his mind. >> because the guy in the blue is trying to walk away, the other guy follows him and then does this. >> they hug it out. maybe they should have hugged it out first. >> how about conversation before all of this. >> the good thing is that things deescalated and now they're hugging. >> oh. [ howling ]

everybody is talking about the commercials from yesterday's game. youtube's best is this one, devin supertramp was invited to go big so he did. we have tips for wing suitors and we've got a hospital and devin supertramp. >> don't you feel like every time he puts out a video you didn't get invited to the best party of the yeerp. >> year. >> looks like a lot of fun. >> oh there's the football. touchdown! >> did you see that? look how close he gets to the edge of that cliff as he goes zipping through. >> nice. >> but the trick's not over yet. deploys. >> yeah! he's going to have to do a dance now. >> don't want to get a flag. >> no, the rules have changed. you can dance now. >> you see the big white balloon? straight through the middle of it.

look at that slow motion. isn't that awesome? >> that's impressive. >> that's dangerous. look how it's still clinging to him. that could get into some of his gear. >> next time up we have the field goal. you see the outline of his hand in it. >> wide right. >> it's good! >> they have blown up a big glitter ball. look. >> oh. >> okay, that's a great idea for gender reveal. >> if you want to see more great videos check out ad flips on youtube, it's all put together. when a man loves a woman, he will walk six hours on an icy road uphill to marry her. >> he will? >> yeah, because this guy in china really loved this woman enough to do just that. it snowed t rained, the roads were icy and if you drive your car up to the location, you

could slip off into that ravine, so they all walked. >> the only wedding gift they needed was ice skates. >> can we just have a snow day, baby, it's raining. >> ask everyone to come back tomorrow for the wedding. >> they had to get married because the bride is a nurse. she only had three days, they said we're walking so the groom's corporated her up there, six hours to get to the venue. >> looks like it's been zambonied. >> it does. the reception started because people are having fun slipping up and down on the ice. >> this is ridiculous. >> six hours to get up there and they said after that the wedding went fine, they all got there. it started hours after it was supposed to but it took them six hours to get back down. >> six minutes, wee. >> here we are worried about it raining on wedding days. beth troutman, everybody.

[ cheers and applause ] >> i know. >> how are you? >> hello. >> what's the occasion? >> i was speaking at a conference and i flew over here. >> no way. it's so good to see you. >> i can't believe, why are we on camera? >> did you just win a regional emmy with the documentary for the medical team in haiti. >> yes, two for the project. >> that must have been an amazing journey for you. >> well as you guys know, i have been through a lot since i left the show two and a half years ago. after my mother passed away, my perspective on everything changed, and i decided to walk toward something that had a lot of purpose for me, so i went to haiti. jack chapman, who is a brilliant

filmmaker, who i met here "right this minute" joined me on this journey and we ended up just documenting what it was like to follow his medical team around through a third world hospital and doing house calls and really getting to know the people of haiti. you get there, and you start to see their lives through their eyes. i have never in my life met people with more generosity of spirit and more compassion and more joy to win an emmy for a project from the heart, i don't even know how to begin to think about that. i call it a god wink, god winking saying you're doing the right thing. >> what kind of impact did this documentary have then on the people there? >> it helped raise funds for the organization give hope global. what they're doing is putting community health workers on the ground there. it's about creating sustainable life for the people in that community. it takes a little more than $1,300 a year to fund a health worker. >> how can folks help? >> go to givehopeglobal.org and

sponsor children at the orphanage, you can go on a trip. >> what are you doing now? you did this amazing documentary. you won your emmy. what are you up to now? >> motivational speaker and i've been speaking to groups about purpose and about finding your passion and following it. >> are you going back? >> yes, i'm hoping to go back soon and shoot a longer version, a full half an hour. >> you're going for the oscar now? >> oscars. >> she's not going anywhere. she's staying here. >> i miss you guys so much. >> how long have you been gone? >> two and a half years, three years this summer. >> people are still asking about you on our facebook page. thank you for dropping by and updating us and everybody else out there. >> you guys are my family still. >> well they miss you and we miss you. [ applause ] a man grabs some fuel. >> and decided to do this. >> but find out why his fiery act has a pretty cool ending.

>> wow. what a beautiful turn of events. and julia spent years covering up with makeup but really -- >> it

can become favorite things. what matters most is made at home.

>> no one was injured. >> dang. >> this could have been deadly.. >> the fire department was called in and when they got there, they found another one of those tanks was leaking. they are examining the tank to figure out what exactl wrong. >> you will not believe, you see that guy there getting some gas something to fire bomb a restaurant. is in taiwan. this man identified as 37-year-old tsai. the good news is the restaurant wasn't consumed, only a few chairs got burned. police came and arrested him and when started talking to him, he admitted he fire bombed the place. he said "i live next door. i go to bed at night and i can't

sleep, people come out of there loud, get drunk and i decided to do this." his family told the media and press he had an accident a while ago and sometimes abuses alcohol. the owner of the restaurant felt sorry for tsai and didn't press charges. only that, he gave the family money and tsai said he promised to curtail his drinking. >> wow, what a beautiful turn of events to something that could have been completely different. it looks like a black eye, people ask if i got in a fight. that has made me feel not normal. now i feel like there was a purpose me to have this. >> this is julia. she was born with a birthmark and she said up until recently she used to cover it up. so much so that her best friend never knew she had it. >> my parents took me to the doctors to find out if the birthmark was cancerous. i put the name of it on social media and someone messaged me,

it's hyperpigmentation in my skin. >> somewhere around 18 years old she decided to start using derma blend. >> i was happy because i never thought i would find a makeup that would make my skin look even and derma blend made me feel like myself. >> it's an interesting concept because the makeup empowered her to go bare face much more often. >> just the other day i didn't have it on at all and the first time my brother-in-law saw my birthmark. felt confident to sh because anybody can see who i am. i don't need to hide it from anybody. at the end of the day all about herself and she says it helps her do that. >> i feel beautiful just being myself. makeup is just a choice. doesn't make me who i am. when you're able to be authentic, you look mo beautiful. it's a slack liner's heaven. >> did you do today? next "righ" and still to come, these guys are aiming to find out --

>> if a playing car at 90 whoa! plus a dog that has seen >> oh dang. >> she hasn't had a bath or a haircut in years. >> the incredible transformation that turns her

you can see she hasn't bath or a haircut in years, and so the work on her begins. you know she's in bad shape when

they have to take her to their trauma center. >> poor thing, you can't see its eyes. can it even open its mout >> i'm not even sure i she's a fur. >> they take it off in some parts in one giant piece. it looked like she had a fur coat on. >> that's awful and that had to happen for this dog to be saved and life. >> sadly that is what happened with her and they had her when they cut off the hair from her feet and paws, nearly two pounds she loses. she's already starting to look completely different, but this one really needs a bath. she's laying there like, what are doing to me? it's obviously been years since she had one. >> wow, the world is suddenly in hd because she can see. >> and move. >> humans arev they used to look like. she's gotten a bath and a sweater. she lost a lot of fur.

>> she is in her foster home, i look and sweater, she's going t who gives her a forever home. i just ran into a friend of mine, rick smith jr., happens to be the guinness book of world record holder for card throwing in eight category. >> rick smith can throw the cards90 to 93 miles per hour. >> like a pitch in baseball. >> chris decided to have his boy, brace yourself, throw the cards at his body. >> at his body? >> yes. he wants to see if a playing card thrown at 90 miles per hour can draw blood. >> of course it can. >> first they start with styrofoam. look at your fingers. >> dude, i would not do this. >> look how close he gets. >> ugh! >> he's checking to see if he has his fingers. >> let's see what will happen.

already. cover your nips. oh! >> i'd say that hurt. >> this is like a fraternity initiation, right? look closely, people. that's a big old welt. >> that was good. i think you can do better than >> oh! >> whoa! you want better, you got it. >> throw a small shot. >> bring it on. >> this is a nipple shot. >> do they actually want to lodge a card in their body? >> let's go over to the plastic playing cards. >> turn around. turn around. >> my back? yes, in the back. >> stick it, as in stick it, because this man's arm is fierce. ow! >> ooh. >> that hurts? >> oh! [ bleep ]. oh, did you see tha? like the little corner went into his skin. >> there's a corner missing from this card. there it is.

>> that one really hurt. >> what did we learn today, children? >> men are stupid? >> you said it, not us. >> i'll tell you one thing, rick smith jr. >> what's that, chris ramsey? >> you can throw a playing card pretty card. charlene's got some thoughts about valentine's day. if you think about it, valentine's day can be weird. >> it celebrates scary things like couples. >> why she's definitely not feeling the love. >> forget v day. it's a me day,

out on our mobile app. ♪ there are plenty of hot messes out there but one particular mess we love at "right this minute," charlene is back, talking about gayle bass's favorite holiday. >> i'm going to do my favorite thing, watch tv and i'm going to hang out with my favorite person, me. forget v day, it's a me day, honey, put foot up, put foot down, >> where did she get this old soul in her? i love it. >> as she said, put foot up, put foot down, i'm going to have my glass of wine. she young for that. >> honestly if you think about it, valentine's day can be weird. >> a chubby baby floats around with a bow and arrow shooting people. nobody gets hurt, just falls in the grass, i think that's a little disturbing. >> cracking her mom up. you hear mom casey ryan cracking

up behind the camera. charlene is really not bound when it comes to the flowers thing. >> when you give somebody flowers you're giving them responsibility. i mean, give people flowers because they're beautiful but make sure to give them fake ones. >> you give somebody flowers, here, watch this die slowly. >> here is a plastic flower. it will last forever like my love for but >> but it's fake. molove for yo. there's one thing charlene is not doing. >> social media shut down on valentine's day because i don't want to hear your awkward love stories. >> especially the people that you know behind the scenes and they're putting all their lovey-dovey greatest boyfriend ever business on social. you're like -- >> what charlene doesn't love valentine's day, we st her. that brings us to the end of this ep

tonight, several developing stories. the dow plunging. dropping more than 1,500 points for a time, then closing down the biggest point-drop ever. what's behind it? also breaking, why the president is calling some democrats treasonous. and late today, the house intelligence committee debating whether to vote to release the democratic rebuttal to that secret memo pushed by the president. and tonight, we ask the president, will you sign off on this memo, too? the deadly flu. tonight, 53 pediatric deaths now blamed on the virus. two cases in new york city. an 8-year-old girl among them. and if you've already had the flu, should you still get a flu shot? the deadly amtrak crash, colliding with a freight train. two killed, more than 100 hurt. how was the switch set in the wrong position? and what we just learned about the engineer.