canada. they want to do something that they claim nobody has done before. they've got the rigging, doing a safety check. they're about to be literally irresponsible. >> oh, shoot -- >> that's quite a fall there. >> yeah. this mountain is just under 2,300-feet high. it claims to be the second largest granite monolith in the world. they found this gully where they go, you know what, i can jump into that. eventually the screaming begins. they're basically doing a rope swing. one after the other. they go out early, set up the rigging. they had enough time that everyone had a good jump before they then had to bring all the rigging back in and hike back down. >> it seems to me to be even scarier than base jumping. for some reason, i feel like the parachute is just a more trustworthy device. >> yeah, yeah -- >> than just rope. >> if you're thinking like, well, surely someone had a little bit of reticence about this, you'd be right. >> ah -- >> go, go -- >> what the [ bleep ]?

>> this is stressful -- [ beep ] she's like, oh, well, i guess i'll just jump. [ screams ] >> screamed the whole way down. if you thought that was close, look how close this next jumper gets. >> go! [ scream ] >> she shakes it off and then -- >> how do they get back? >> just drags them back up with the extra rope that was attached to them. >> no kidding. >> watch as they come popping up over the edge. see right here. >> that's crazy -- >> yeah. >> but i want to do it. >> nobody ever do this at home. we hear about chance encounters. what are the odds that this would happen? >> i'm here at trolley square, and evie came up and said, mom, i swear that kid over there -- >> that's gina and kalen. gina and her daughter happened to be at the dance studio. through the window they noticed

this pretty young lady with the blue byu hoodie on. she's like, mom, that's kalen. >> who is kalen? >> kalen is gina's daughter that she placed up for adoption 17 years ago. >> wow. >> has there been any contact between the two? >> they haven't been in contact. however, gina has received pictures of kalen from her adopted parents. >> and haer other daughter spotted the daughter through the window at random? >> our minds are blown. imagine how gina and kalen felt as this moment was happening. gina was 19 years old when she made the decision to place kalen up for adoption. here we are, and everything is just a big ball of emotion. >> she's the cutest. we love her. she knows we love her. this is a very, very blessed day. >> yes, a crazy story. they met in 2017 but released the information about the chance encounter. they worked it out with kalen's dad, who was there, to approach her and not take her offguard.

she said when she saw her, she asked, are you happy about this? she said she was super happy. gina has three other children with her husband. she's been looking forward to seeing her daughter again. out of nowhere, this happened -- >> i think the universe was sending a sign. you spotted the sign. >> gina said she never stopped thinking about her daughter. now they're able to be together. this is an unusual rescue. that, my friends, is a cemetery. >> yes -- >> and officers are pulling a man alive out of a tomb. >> come on. >> wait a minute. >> he was grave robbing? >> in is not a robbery -- this is not a robbery, this is much more heartbreaking. it turns out this man missed his father's funeral. >> aw -- >> wasn't able to be there for the services. and after the dad had been entombed, somehow this man was

able to break some of the concrete from the tomb and go inside with the casket to say good-bye to his dad. >> wow. wow. >> apparently part of the reason why he missed his dad's funeral was because he's in a different city, and he ended up having to walk from that city all the way to where his dad was. and that was part of the reason why he missed the funeral and why he may be in so much physical pain. >> hopefully they're able to get him some care and he can finish his morning process with his family m family. >> desperation is what the people in this video were feeling when they saw a 5-year-old seven stories up. according to a report, the kid was left home alone when mom went to run an errand -- >> what is it about kids? i understand you're left alone. you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to play outside the window. >> what are you thinking? >> i'm going to find the most

deadly thing i can get involved in. >> eat some sugar. >> the good thing is that the neighbor was able to crawl up and help the little guy off the rack. they were able to pull it back in through the windows. baby's adorable. she can do something super adorable. she can ring that bell. >> that is really cute. >> she had to learn how to do. this as cute as she is, she was jekted by mom. -- rejected by mom. she was too weak to nurse herself. she was the runt. mom didn't take care of her. her owners taught her how to ring the bell when she's hungry for a little bite to eat. >> she's a dog. >> she's always hungry. >> it would sound like church bells in our house. >> i just love how cute she is. >> it is an adorable puppy. i'm glad that they saved her. but yeah, good luck with that. >> that's why you got to take the bell from them sometimes. now this next one -- the

food's gone, and the dog thinks the bowl is broken. that's why the dog is digging in the bowl, and big brother is like, hey. it's not broken. it's just empty. you ate all of this. this is was posted by the milk tire mountain gold -- mcintyre mountain goldens. it may have been on before because of how cute it is. >> going to dig. it's a sweet day for the owner of this sweet, new ride. but -- >> yeah. super, super sketchy. >> how taking the cool car for a quick spin goes way out of control. >> uh, okay. plus, this little girl's feeling a bit blue. >> something in here -- >> the thing is, you won't believe why she's upset. find out why she's crying out for just what the doctor ordered. they've been traumatized. i need great without the wait. new elvive rapid reviver deep conditioners.

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if you've ever gotten a new car or new-to-you car, it's an exciting day. especially in the world of social media, you want to show it off. especially if you've gotten yourself a mercedes amg gtr. 577 horsepower by turbo v8. an angry animal. you really have to keep very good control of if you're going to unleash it on the streets of china. >> okay. >> that thing -- straight off the streets. into the river. >> not even kidding about that. the thing i showed you a posted moment before this hit the internet. >> what are the odds the angry animal you were referring to is january alligator? yeah -- an alligator?

>> yeah, i think it was a traction control knob in the middle of the dashboard. you can leave it all the way turned up which tames the beast o you can pretend you're a hero n that traction control unleashes all 577 horsepower without any kind of computer nannies to help out we no nonprofessional drivers -- >> it's super sketchy. >> you have that -- good for you. >> let's talk about the money. this was purchased in china. and once you add in all the import taxes and luxury taxes, there car cost this driver approximately in the neighborhood of $440,000 u.s. equivalent. >> that's what submarines should cost. >> i don't think this has a submarine mode. go crazy for this happy 4-year-old here.

this is natalie here. you won't quite believe why she's upset. >> why did we go to the doctor to do? >> to go for a shot. >> we went to go get a shot. >> it was getting a flu shot. ur usually kids don't like shots. what's happening is the opposite. >> the doctor said what? >> no -- >> did you get a shot? >> no. >> she saw her youngest sibling get a flu shot a few days before and wants hers. >> how come you want a shot? [ unintelable ] >> lots of boogies? you think a shot will help get rid of your boogies? >> uh-huh. >> the flu can be dangerous. she doesn't want to be afflicted by that. >> she's a smart young one. she realizes, get yourself inoculated, everything will be fine. >> you will get a shot, i promise.

>> i promise, you will get a shot. don't worry -- that promise was delivered on. we have another video here. >> what do you think about shots? >> no owie. and lexi came running to the dance room, dad, dad, dad. you want to see? these are her sit-ups. >> dang, girl. >> yes, hyper extended. she gets up again, all the way down. looking good. you might want to step up your sit-up game. this is a unique style of art. it's very bubbly. >> ooh. >> do you understand what's going on? >> taking like that packing stuff and injected paint into each one to almost make it like a pixel. >> yes. somehow he started injecting color into every single onee bu. >> that would be the worst piece of art t. o have. you'd be like --

>> you would be tempted after a stressful day to start popping the bubbles. >> one heck of a wine painting party. >> that is also true. >> this is thinking outside the box, but being literal with it. >> people are loving his style. on his instagram, you actually see exactly when the needle goes into the bubble and starts filling it in. you can see some of the pink as it drips in the back. >> the trick is you've got to do it backwards, as well. >> exactly. it is cool. almost a soothing experience for people that come to watch this. >> it's a reverse pimple popper video. >> i was saying the same thing. no wonders oli and i are strangely satisfied watching this. the whole fam's gathered around a roaring engine. >> it only means one thing -- >> see the big surprise hiding under the hood. [ cheers ] >> baby, i love my car. i really do. >> yeah. >> right. a -- [ knocking ]

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the sound of that engine and all of that smoke only means one thing on this show -- >> there are going to be tires soon. >> two things on this show -- >> and diapers. they're going to need diapers soon. >> yes. >> we are going to learn the gender of maria and adrian's baby. to do it this way -- he's really into cars. >> it was her idea. deal with the burnout. >> it could be. >> if you see, we see blue confetti. they're having a boy. but that's not where the story ends because it turns out that the car started smoking from the engine. >> uh-oh. >> it turns out the smoke's coming out from inside the hood

where they rigged that adrian has to pull the string which basically detonated the smoke bomb. when it starts clearing up, there's a sign under the hood -- [ cheers ] when she reads the sign, she starts crying. she's handed a bouquet of flowers. and that's because in it was a sign that says, "will you marry me"? [ cheers ] this was more than just a gender reveal. this was also a proposal. [ cheers ] >> you got to give cret r wing car in both aspects. [ cheers ] >> she takes the ring, and the family continues to celebrate with them. marie kondo's "tidying up" on netflix has people tidying -- >> she throws everything away. and now everyone's doing it.

>> a comedian decided to come up with her own tidying up with a twist. this time it's the abela. and abuela comes to the rescue. >> she's got opinions. >> abuela has her own system. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's not going to cover your body. that definitely is not going to cover your bits. >> oh, dancing -- >> what is this? >> that is our tupperware. >> they're pretty organized, by the way. she don't like it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> does that make her an

abolita? >> a grumpy one. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we have the photo albums. we have two of them. >> no worries, though. she's got it covered. >> who are those people? my granddaughters. >> save the old things? she's like, it's fine. >> she remind me -- >> exactly. >> wow. that was quite the journey. >> do you think she ended up with more stuff than she started with, though? dallas is diving for a missing treasure. a nice, brand, spanking, gorgeous apple watch. >> the watch? wear it to the lake. >> watch how a big find leads to an even bigger se

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[ inaudible ] a nice, brand, spanking, gorgeous watch. they go to the river and start heading down. 46 feet down to the bottom of this lake. they're going to bust out the underwater torches and find all kinds of interesting things like, for example, this glass table decoration. >> what the -- >> ah, yeah. >> they also find a cap, a fishing rod, sunnies, and then what's that? [ cheers ] >> no! >> yes it still works. they head up to the top and give this dude a call. pplee were -- it was fine a. watch. i guess they did more of a mission. they go back, plug it in, it's clearly got some power. there was no code to lock it. all they know is it belongs to julia. they get mom's number and give her an interesting call.

>> this afternoon we were in the lake, and we found something -- yeah, it's an apple watch. >> you just found that watch -- graduation. >> yeah. and dad calls mom. mom calls julia to call dallas so she can get it back. this is where she calls him. e m your phone number. for my apple watch? >> yes, we found your apple watch. do you live -- >> where? >> it was in the lake where you dropped it. >> it would have been much more fun to give the watch to mom and have mom go to julia -- hannipp have you lost this? >> mom does have fun at julia's expense. >> my mom called me like, did you lose your apple watch? the first thing she said to me, i was like, yeah, how did you know? >> moms always know. >> yeah. how do you do this? >> cool thing is we love what dallas does. when he finds this, he reun got because somewhere out there is

another apple watch. >> i will tell this story to my grandchildren. that's all for now. thanks for watching. we'll see you next time on a >> jeffrey thompsen is returning today with $7,000 and all of his lifelines. let's find out if he can go all the way to that $1 million question, right here today on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] jeffrey thompsen from tucson, arizona, our returning contestant--welcome back. >> thank you. >> $7,000 in your bank as we restart your game today. you feel good? >> i do. >> all right, you have all the lifelines and you're coming in-- we're about to hit that halfway mark at $10,000. >> let's do it. >> all right, let's get back to it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire."

[dramatic musical fl $10,000 question starts our day. here it is. which of these is not a specific type of large snake, asian gazelle, or extinct bird, but rather a scientific suffix used for certain classes of animals? >> huh. this is a toughie. i'm actually--think i've got a good handle on a couple of these answers. >> okay. all three lifelines are available. >> yeah. you know, i'm gonna... think i want to poll the--ask the audience on this one. >> okay, final? >> that's my final. >> okay, audience, need some help getting to $10,000. if you would, pick up those keypads; enter your votes now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, votes are in. let's see the results up on the

a solid 59% say it's d, zoa. >> that's a pretty healthy majority. i was pretty much ruling out a because i know a boa constrictor's a type of snake, so...didn't wanna kinda seed the audience with that answer there. s tyfa moi inthk extinct bird, but i wasn't a whole 100% certain on that. i think i'm gonna trust the audience here. i'm gonna go with zoa, d, final answer. >> smart audience. that's right! >> thank you, audience! >> yeah, boa's a snake, moa's a bird, and goa's a gazelle. >> goa is a gazelle, okay. good to know. thank you, everybody. >> good job. >> you did it. >> $10,000--a chance to get to the halfway point. >> wow, all right. >> um, have you thought about what you might do with this money? >> a little bit. my wife and i just bought a house last year and we live in tucson, so we live in the desert. it's miserably hot during the year, as you all know in vegas. so we actually wanna do kind of

some green improvements. we've talked about putting some solar in, some rainwater harvesting stuff, to, you know, offset some of the bills that it costs to keep cool and stuff like that, so we wanna use some of the money for doing that. >> giving back to our planet as well. not such a bad thing. >> not a bad thing. >> all right, well, you're at $10,000. that's a good start, but a chance to double your money, get to $20,000, with this question. [dramatic musical flourish] before moving to its current location, which tech company was founded in albuquerque, new mexico, by two college dropouts? >> microsoft was founded by, yeah, bill gates, who was a college dropout from harvard. apple, that was wozniak and, oh, yeah, that guy with the turtleneck. [chuckles] google... facebook, google, apple, microsoft.

okay, facebook, that's mark zuckerberg. i know he also dropped out of harvard. i feel like he founded that there, though, which would have been in massachusetts and not in albuquerque. you know, i think... where am i at right now? >> $10,000. >> $10,000. >> going for $20,000. >> i could double it or i could lose $5,000. >> exactly. double it or lose half. still have two lifelines, 50/50 and the plus one. >> i think i'd like to use my 50/50 here. >> okay, final? >> final answer. >> okay. let's take two incorrect answers off the board. either apple or microsoft. >> so what do i know about apple versus what do i know about microsoft? uh, wow. both of those seem...st g a feee