>> that real surprise will be a doozy. max hasn't been home for a couple of annew his lady, leig decided for new years they'll travel from canada to australia to surprise them. they make their way to the airport, check in and hit a road block. >> some things are difficult, we need different visas for different countries. so we're trying to get him his electronic visa otherwise he can't go through customs. if you're a foreigner coming into america, you have to get a visa. usually you just apply online. he forgot. apparently there's new rules, like 72 hours, his flight leaves in 14 minutes. >> now he's going back to the terminal. >> let's go, you're approved! >> that customs guy says you are approved. >> he saw how upset we were because it's a connectghtfo aus. he had a connection at the

airport, talked to his friend for us and got us on. >> oh. >> now they're on board the plane. they get themselves to sfo, the. >>e were suphink we're at the w terminal. >> the entire time they have been in the wrong terminal. they have to go back through tsa security in this new terminal. are they going to make it? >> we made it. >> they jump on that big flight that will take them from san francisco to australia. as they do it, they cross the international date line, so they flight from 2018 into 2019. it's time for a drink. so they land in sydney, they jump on a train for an hour and a bit. they got a 20-minute walk. it's like 98 degrees. 100 degrees. they're carrying their bags. they get to this new house. they get the go from the sister who is helping out. >> oh -- [ bleep ]! >> his brother completely thrown for a loop. he buries his head in his hands. he gets to meet the brand-new

baby as well. it's the journey not the destination, but in this case that journey was a nightmare. ♪ there you heit. a le i heng hesitation. i think you can guess why. he's crossing against the red. >> now he just -- >> oh, my god! >> the worst possible vehicle he could try to run in front of. oh, son. >> it's a cement mixer. you're right. he runs into the truck. it knocks him down. he only escapes with a few cuts and bruises. no serious injuries. >> a glancing blow from the front wheel. >> yeah. >> you see the other car stops. it makes you wonder what was going on there. >> the mixer driver said he was trying to make it on a yellow light. when the police are trying to stop you, you better stop. but not this guy. he's 24 years old. he's in an audi, he's trying to get away from them.

♪ >> oh, that's -- that's how they work. >> now he's stuck in that audi. >> he got caught. he had a little bit of alcohol. >> you don't say. >> it's a surprise to everyone. >> i feel like i can kind of understand. that looks like one of those automatic ones. i don't think he was expecting it to be there. obviously you could have used your eyes. >> right. ♪ >> koalas, so nice, friendly, cute, fluffy. until they are vicious and angry and wrestly. >> hey. ♪ >> yeah, this guy is out and about and encounters a koala battle. he starts rolling. these things are pretty

♪ >> whoa! dude! that's like mma. what the heck! >> you want to submit? >> he hasn't. as they come rolling down the hill, they end up on this road. >> i'm attempted to reach in and try to pet them. >> eventually the brawl ends. now this is also something you don't see often. that is favi, the 11-year-old sumatran tiger at a zoo in the uk. a big, massive beast. >> man. dental work, is that what we're watching? >> yep. >> he had to undergo some dental work. matthew oxford is a vet dentist in the uk that comes to the rescue. apparently he had damaged his bottom canines. >> my teeth hurt from watching this. >> that's a root canal. >> ah! >> is there a video of the tiger being all goofy? >> well, there is a video of the

tiger back completely conscious again, pain-free. it doesn't look as goofy as humans do after surgery. ♪ treasure comes in many different forms. the beginning of this video you would never expect that treasure is anywhere close to all of this debris. tons of trash had to be moved before the true gem could be revealed. >> is it the sh? >> it's in the shed, behind those doors. >> what is behind it? oh, my gosh what couchltgosh, w behind it >> it's a rolls royce. >> it's a bugatti. >> it's a 1937 bugatti. it has not been touched since the '50s. as awesome as that is, they found more. they also found a 1932 bugatti

49, and a 1920 vehicle. >> did someone throw this stuff back there and forget about it like a pair of shoes? >> here's the cool story behind this video. these cars were in this shed in belgium. they are owned by august thomasson, now 95 years old. way back when he bought these bugattis simply because he thought they were beautiful. the thomasson family have been poor for years. many people knew of these bugattis, many people made offers to buy these cars, but the old man always said no. the people that have uncovered this, the people in this video, they are part of an auction firm that will now take these cars and auction them off. the one could sell for as much as $690,000 this could solve anl of the financial problems that this family may have had for the past several decades.

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>> she is precious. she's beautiful. she's healthy. but let's rewind. she was born at 23 weeks. >> wow. >> that's early. >> dangerously early. >> we were told she wouldn't survive. >> in fact, doctors gave her a 4% chance of survival. >> good grief. >> 4%. >> mom and dad were there throughout the entire process. we were told she was too small. >> you can tell they loved on her every single day. against expectations she continued to get better. >> she is getting that squishy baby. that's what you want. >> in her early life she has gone through multiple surgeries, blood transfusions, x-rays. >> until finally we went home. >> whoa. >> you even see the moment they meet the other family member, that cute little pooch. >> holding the head up. the first roll. it's all there. >> and the smiles are there.

look at her happy face. >> oh, giggles. baby giggles. >> mm-hmm. like any other kid, when she tastes veggies for the first time -- >> huge credit to the intensive care unit to be able to nurse a baby that premature back to health with such low odds. they clearly put all the care in. >> every-day hero work. >> yes. >> in this last part of the video, we also learn that they now expect her to be just fine. in no time she will be just like any other kid. and the best part is, every day on her birthday, party! ♪ >> does he have enough gopros there? >> you hope so, these guys are testing out gopro technology. this video a few months older but put out by mr. steel to show what he's capable of behind the sticks of one of his racing

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about magic being fake, using producers, actors. we're hitting the streets of melbourne for some real magic. >> like this young lady. >> what's your name? >> beck. >> i notice you have some rings on you. can i borrow a ring? just for two seconds. >> he does some pretty good slight of hand. you can take rings off, put them on. pretty standard. you can also do it quick. you can take it off, throw it off real quick. did you see that? take it off. put it back on. super quick. >> what? how did he do that? >> here you go. you can have your ring back. >> oh, my gosh. >> high five, beck. >> hand is quicker than the eye. he will find more unsuspecting students to do magic on. >> hi, i'm simon. what's your name? >> tom. >> tom here. >> just randomly sitting there, reading his book. >> tom, you don't happen to have yeah.note or some keys on yo >> h tse new

notes, basically damage-proof. >> you get the key, plug it straight through like that. check that out. can you see that? u can no damage. >> whoa. >> isn't that crazy? >> he keeps going. >> hi, we never met before. what are the odds he would run into a pirate? >> what argh the odds? >> i will hug you after this for that one. >> pick a card, any card. i'll try to read your mind. boom, i got it. think i got it. is your card the jack of diamonds? >> no. this is pretty amazing. >> the queen of spades. >> check this out. one, two -- >> oh, my god. >> did it change right in front of her eyeballs? i don't know. >> i told you he was good. dancers diving deep for a shot at -- >> setting a world record. >> find out if their underwater may you can dance this way. it's all emotion.

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oxygen from your bloodstream. you have to try to minimize the movement but still make it look like a dance. >> you see it, they have spectators, they look beautiful. and in the end it turns out that they were down there for three minutes and 28 seconds, and they did complete this world record. they are now going to be the world record holders. you see the part where they're balancing on the rope? they say that was one of the hardest parts. there are also instances where no matter how much you practice things sometimes don't go your way. this is a pole dancer, she has done this move hundreds of times, she says. >> oh. >> why did she just -- she let go. >> this happened back in may. she released a compilation of fails because she wanted to share those with people. she's not embarrassed by it. in july she said she became world champion ultra pole. she ended up with a concussion,

a swollen forehead and a wrist injury. but she's going to be just fine. they say your old phone is old technology. who needs a landline anymore. well there are uses for landlines. this repair person found out what it is. after he removed the plate on this old phone because it's not working -- >> what's in there. what? what is all that? >> oh. >> stop. >> ugh! >> yes. >> i think i figured out what's wrong with the phone there. >> they come in, you have a place for them to go. >> there's so many. >> i think they're all guys, they're all waiting for the call for the queen, she never called. that's so bizarre, gross, creepy, dirty, glad it's taken care of. >> just hang up. >> yes. sorry, wrong number. if you want to see what they are

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>> one of the three forbidden curses. let's see. >> i mean -- >> that's the most enthusiastic ever. >> he's owned by l.a.-based actress anna brisbane, she's a huge harry potter fan, because she named him remus, after the professor. >> i watched all of these movies pretty much back-to-back, and i retained zeromus. >> has a black cat named luna. harry potter creator j.k. rowling loved it. >> got it. got it. got it. got it. >> so close. >> he looks back. >> a little help? >> i'm trying. i'm trying. got that third leg. that fourth leg won't go. poor meatball, a cute french bulldog -- >> needs a running start or something.

>> or a little magic spell. ♪ >> that's our show. check out rightthisminute.com for lots more fun and entertaining stuff. remember, every episode of >> megan turner, our returning contestant, has two lifelines and $7,000. let's see just how far she can go today, right here on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. fired up over here. you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] wow! they sound like they're ready to see megan turner win a lot of money. from kansas city, missouri, our returning contestant. welcome back. >> thank you. >> let's catch everybody up to date on how you did yesterday.

$7,000 in your bank. take a look at those lifelines. you still have your 50/50 and your plus one if you need them, as we try to get to that $10,000 halfway mark to $1 million with our very first question today. so let's get to it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] okay, here it is. a $10,000 question starts us off today. if you know the meaning of the english word "bucolic," you won't be surprised that it comes from the greek "boukolos," their word for what? >> well, i don't believe that it's a lawyer, and... >> which you are. >> yeah, so i'm hoping i have a good idea of that. um... nor a beautician. an actor, i've never heard called "bucolic." i--i hope i'm okay

to go with my gut here, 'cause it's telling me it's c, cowherd. so i'll say c, final answer, chris. [laughs] >> how bad would you feel if it was lawyer? >> [laughs] i would feel terrible. please tell me it's not. >> it's not. >> okay. [laughs] >> it's cowherd. it means "related to rural life." >> yeah. [laughs] >> whew. >> yeah, right, whew. i'd have some explaining to do on that one. >> yeah, you can still practice in the state of missouri. >> yeah, yeah, whoo. >> all right, we're at the halfway mark. seven down, seven to go. you're at $10,000, with a chance to double that and get to $20,000 if you answer this right. although distinguishable by its slightly narrower brim and sharper crown, the trilby is often mistaken for what other hat? >>mm

i--actually, the only one of these i have seen and recognized the name of is fedora. so i'm not sure if that's good or a bad thing. i... i'm gonna call on... my plus one... to help me with this question. >> okay, final? >> yes. >> okay, greg, come on down here. how you doing, man? >> it's good to meet you, chris. [laughter] >> a guy that might wear hats. >> [laughs] >> wait a minute. [laughs] >> why do you say that, chris? no. [laughs] he wears the fire hat. >> a fireman. >> yes. >> first responder. thank you for what you do. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] you have to make it difficult. okay, so a trilby... a bowler's round. >> okay. >> and it's shorter. a fedora's... >> well, i--yeah, i know those. like, they have the rim and... >> the boater...i don't... i'd imagine it's a boat cap.

>> sure. >> porkpie. sounds great. >> do you know what the heck a porkpie is? >> i have no idea. it sounds delicious. >> is there--okay, so is there anything about the ones you do know that make you feel like they would be distinguishable by... >> i'm going between the bowler and the fedora. i'm trying to picture a trilby. i'm trying to picture anything but the trilby, starting... my gut's saying fedora. fedoras are slightly rounded at the top. >> yeah, yeah. >> the bowler's completely rounded. >> okay. and it says "slightly... narrower brim." >> mm-hmm. >> okay, what's the brim like on a bowler? >> have you--do you remember... the painting with the guy with the apple in the front of his face, that it's the unknow okayhs] >> [laughing] i'm sorry. okay, um... >> it's almost completely round