the back. >> you say i'm crazy but your mind went there. >> you are crazy. >> well, that's exactly what happened. the judge ordered the bank to split the car with his -- so he's like, cool. >> he's doing it with an ax. i mean, there's a lot of anger going on in this video. >> very interesting choice for sure. >> it's making an impact. who knows whether or not she knows if this is happening. i mean, the judge said split the car, he very well could have gone home and -- >> let me help you figure it out. >> he's just following the judge's order. >> right, yeah? >> yeah, yeah, but do we see the whole thing cut in half? i want to see the after picture where it's split in half. >> unfortunately the video is that you get what you get. but something tells me that this hi next one hit pretty close to home for you, even though we believe it happened in china because this employee is getting the shakedown. see her taking off her hard hat.

>> she's wearing a wire. >> ooh my gosh. >> get her, get her. >> i've been robbed of copper twice, get her. >> the copper hose ais what shes unraveling. and look at the intricacy. look, she gets toward the end here, she steps out of it, and then she falls to her knees. clearly she's in a whole lot of trouble. the officers are recording her. they order her to stand up. there's no reports on what her punishment is going to be but she basically throws herself at their mercy because she realized she got caught. it doesn't take long to figure out this is not normal. in fact, the animal activists that came across this dog, they stopped and talked to the guy that apparently owns the dog. clearly there's a heated exchange going on between the

apparent owner of this dog and the dog had been dyed red to be sold as a novelty. so after the discussion, the animal activist agreed with this guy that they'd take it and get it checked out. >> who thinks that's a good idea to dye a dog with chemicals? i mean it makes no sense. it seems abuse zblif welive. >> i think it's fair what did they use to dye the dog. >> they did take it to the vet and determine that they did use human hair dye which we know is very toxic to dogs. but don't worry, there were no skin irritation because of it. you see him getting a nice little bath and the hair dye is coming off. it will take some time, but the hair dye will eventually fade off and completely fall off. and here it is with what looks like mostly its natural color. >> that's a beautiful blonde

color. why would you want to cover that up. >> she was named scarlet and she's gotten a lot of attention because of the dye. but that original encounter happened back in july. you'll be happy to know that the dog has now been found a forever home. i consider this video a mash up of drifting videos, which we've seen plenty of on "right this minute" and drone videos which we've also seen lots of. but if you watch more, you may begin to realize and know and even identify the pilot of this drone. >> mr. steele. >> yes. mr. steele has a special flare and extreme talent for flying these high-speed quad drones. they're much more nimble and quicker and that's why mr. steele with his adepth is able to follow along so closely and capture drifting like i don't think we've seen before. >> thing is, though, you have to

be amazing because there's a phenomenal amount of trust that's going on with these drones. and the fact that even though that drone doesn't weigh that much, it can still cause damage. >> when are we going to get this in the olympics? because mr. steele would bring sumt go u.s. gold for the first few times he appears. >> he was able to get up on the bumpers of the car and fly through the smoke on the tires. we've seen action camera footage from these events, but this when he can go front to back, side to side, cover the whole track just like that, it just somehow mo magnifies and amp flies the action. >> it really does go together perfectly. >> this whole event went down at the road atlanta course in georgia. this guy talked to 50 people from 50 states and they wanted them to tell us why is your state the best. >> there was some interesting answer. >> every single town in

connecticut is charming. >> it's a fantastic place to raise children. >> okay, that's nice. >> california we've got disneyland. >> and traffic. >> lots and lots of beach. >> california is the best state because we have the absolute best weather. >> yeah, the weather. >> weather played a big role for a few other states. >> you could actually see every single season change. you don't get to do that everywhere. >> you get all four seasons but it's never too hot and never too cold. >> basically any time of the year you go to new hampshire it's gorgeous. >> how about texas? they just need to say barbecue, right? >> they have really big animals and hearts. >> you can golf, fish. >> you kecan end up on the news. >> give me jersey since we're doing home states here. >> nick, i was hoping you would say that. >> new jersey is the best state in the union because nobody bothers you. >> no wonder you're such a --

>> they don't bother you because they know better. >> even if you go across the country you'll run into someone from rhode island and you'll bond over something. >> we have the most interesting people in the world with the most interesting culture. >> it's got art, different architecture, art festivals come to you. >> so many country music stars and people from all over the world are coming to make their music scene. >> philadelphia one hour away, d.c. hour and a half away, new york two hours away. >> so the best thing about delaware is everything that's not in the state. >> exactly. exactly. >> from the mountain to the sea. >> from the rolling plains to the wild west, you see everything there. plenty of valleys. badlands is an amazing national park that everyone should drive through. >> the entire country is freaking gorgeous. but, california does have the most national parks, just in case you're wondering, there's nine of them. hubby's planned a special day for his lady. >> music's already playing. >> why the big surprise is

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uh-huh ♪ imagine being on delray beach in florida and witnessing this. >> cool. >> turtles breaking out of the sand and making their way towards the water. now, i called a friend who's an expert and she says normally this happens at night. >> here we go, back to the ocean. >> i'd love to see that with my own eyes. it's such a magical moment. >> i'd be afraid, am i stepping on any of them? where am i standing? am i out of their way? am i going to cause any harm? >> i called the florida wildlife commission and they say some of the nests are unmarked and they do have signs warning people not to go near. but the guy who taped this video, he knew to keep everybody back and let them do this on thei y d want to touch them. they say it does more harm than good. >> however, since there's a lot of humans around, he they're keeping around more predators

liekds birds and things so more turtles are going to make it. >> they're like hey, world, i'm here. >> i believe these are loggerheads, because this is a loggerhead area. but just that these people got to see something beautiful and tom, so cool that he posted this video so people could see not the only thing in florida to come out of the shell. >> it's a raptor. >> a living dinosaur, otherwise known as a gator. and that little one is coming out of the shell. and the rest of it comes out. >> how cool. >> how'd he fit in there? >> no wonder they'ring an. >> i wrapped up there tight in that space. >> hi, baby. welcome. welcome. >> all these baby alligators just hatched out this morning at gator land. what a fantastic sunday. this guy makes youtube video, he helps make people happy, he also makes music. so this is prettia some. this is called when you forget your headphones before a gig. all right. he's just put down some work. he's headed out.

into the hallway. to the living area. >> that's a really long cord. >> yeah. and out the door he goes. >> like the cord we used to have on the telephone at home. >> yay. >> out into the hallway. >> that's dangerous. not the elevator. >> on to the elevator. >> and now we wait. out the door. >> i got to get a pair of these. >> and he's walking and walking and walking up the street, around the corner. >> he's smart because those wireless ones go dead all the time. you've constantly got to be buying batteries. >> he made it across the street, takes a seat. >> he's waiting for a bus. >> that's right. he finds his seat. ooh la la. >> hey, girl. >> there's a pretty lady. she looks up at him, bats those eyes, gives af smile. >> she's lihe's like, hey, girl

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cleaning it up. once he's got that canvas completely off its original frame, he takes single fibers and places them one after the other to create essentially a patch for this painting. >> like surgery. >> you want to stop the hole from growing. >> once he has finished fixing those tears, he goes back to redo the outer edge of the canvas so that he can frame it yet again. >> he uses some very delicate, very special chemicals to clean the painting. >> this is really, really interesting, but i'm also kind of surprised that they do this. i would think that the natural patina, the 150 years of wear adds to the piece. i wouldn't expect it to look perfect. >> i get what you mean, nick. i think the point of it is to show people beauty of the original and to maintain that 150 years further on. >> i would be terrified to touch this stuff. he's a modern master. >> it's a remasterpiece. >> yeah.

>> he mounts it back on to a frame, then he really gets to work on the painting itself. he goes back to fix all those broken pieces of the painting, those cracks. he now starts working with the colors and he works very delicately with that fine brush. once he's done making all those fixes, he then just puts a sealant on it and then once he's done, you guys will be amazed to see the final painting. >> yes. >> look at that. man, it looks amazing. >> he's preserving it for the next generation and then generation after that. >> some people have their life dialed in so much that it appears to be june every day. one of those guys, jamie o'brien. s bud ties. they're part of this series on the regular youtube channel. they're those very popular surf spots. the conditions here on this day, not the best but they're great because there's nobody around them.

they got this wave to themselves and they're enjoying it. they're having all kinds of fun with kayaks, suffering kayaks. >> this is the biggest surfing kayaks, i could do that. >> he's got this camera rigged on his surfboard, it provides that third-person perspective. it's not all fun and games, though. you can get hurt, as we know. >> oh, ouch, that was a pretty solid indicate. >> in skateboarding it's called road wash. suffer boarding it's called -- this time they're going to attempt to waterski the waves. >> cool. >> they have a couple good runs with that until they connect with the cameraman. >> ow. >> he did. >> it's okay. small collision, it's part of the job. all of these episodes are a lot of fun to watch. he's on a secret mission to make the ultimate mixed tape by. >> recording stranger's conversations. >> you know what? no. >> see the not so sneaky tactics to score som

it's still a cute centerpiece.

>> yep. steve shapiro has become's youtube's master of making people feel uncomfortable. >> what's up, guys? welcome back to another video. today i'm going to be recording stranger's conversations. >> you know what? no. >> you may notice he's very subtly approaching people with the microphone mounted ton a mop. and what he's trying to do is. >> just get some sounds for his mixer, man. >> i'm amazed the guy spotted him. this is what makes his videos so funny. it becomes just so awkward. >> i do know you? >> i don't think so. turn the page? >> yeah. >> i don't know, i heard that book from that lady over there, you turn taths are pages so chris. >> but steven's not gun u done. >> i gotta go, man. >> oh, no. could you do me a favor say i

gotta go man like that actually sounded really cool. >> how did he not crack up? >> that's the master rif maste f does. he gets these weird looks from people, eventually they'll talk to him. >> i love the other guy across the way, he's just cracking up. >> as many people do. >> you need some help right there? >> what's that? >> yeah. >> what's that? >> yeah. >> i don't think he's going to get many more sounds from these guys. [ horn honking ]. >> okay, don't worry, this one lets him know. >> i have pepper spray. >> well that will get you >> keep it up, steven, you big

weirdo. >> excuse me. thanks for joining us today. we'll see you next time on another brand-new rtm. scott walker won. he will face lisa blunt rochester. cbs is in settlement talks to part ways from its embattled ceo. it could pay les moonves $100 million. $100 million to leave. this follows a bombshell report in "the new yorker" magazine that he sexually harassed several women. he says he regrets any behavior that need women uncomfortable, but he denies any physical assaults or retaliatory actions.

next year's oscars will not feature a controversial category. >> it creates challenges for movies already released. it was seen as a way to boost declining ratings. but the show will be shorter, just three hours. it will be february 24th in l.a., and you can watch it right here on abc. >> i do think "black panther" would have won that category. most popular? good bet. given the week that his father-in-law's had, maybe this was some sort of omen for jared kushner. >> the presidential senior adviser showed up for nafta negotiations ready to work, and then -- >> whoopsy. >> hello? >> anybody there? >> the door was locked. so he waits, and he waits. and he waits. >> awkward. >> an a little chuckle out, and he takes out his phone. so what, was he trying to look

busy? >> right? >> or was he texting someone? hey, dude. >> open the door. >> open the door. >> don't you have that person on speed dial you can call when you need a person to talk to in an awkward moment? >> you don't need someone on speed dial. you just, you know. >> and there's nobody on the phone. >> okay. bye-bye. >> i have to work on that, that was good. >> love you. see that? just like that, i took a very important phone call. >> done. coming up, football is back. the nfl season is officially under way, but fans in philadelphia had to wait a bit longer than expected to see their team take the field. and ryan reynolds is at it but also throwing some shade. got it all in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now."

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