jacuzzi surfer youtube channel. off the coast of portugal a 60-foot monster swell is swallowing this surf. the surf crashes and nipping at his heels as he safely rides that one out. loops back around and meets up with his partner. his tow partner scoops up ross and takes him to safety. bet you missed this. >> oh, snap. yes. >> same wave. watch closely, few things here. he flips, they're fine, but in definite jeopardy. both of these teams attempted the same wave at the same time. depending on who you talk to, nobody knows who had the right of way. >> it looks like by the time the jet ski flipped, the wave may have been out from under him.

he could have had a pretty solid fall below him. >> it's hard to see what happens on the other side of that. look. here comes the next swell. there's the surfer's little head barely getting out of the waey f that swell before it crashes down. the action still going on before the next swell approaches. ramon, the tow driver, is there and they're racing to get out of the way of the next swell. just barely do it. >> dang. >> that was crazy. >> hard to believe the story behind this sweet little bat video started here. this is in russia. because of the encroachment of humans, the bats habitat is being taken over, so they have overrun the city. so many that people have started gathering them up. the problem is somebody threw several bags of them into the

garbage. these volunteers go digging around in the trash looking to make sure all the bats are out. >> okay. just so i'm clear, somebody gathered up bats, put them in a bag and tossed them in the trash? >> yes, they did. >> according to a woman who is just taking them in to help them out of the goodness of her own heart, she says it appears they were awakened before their hibernation was over. that's bad for them. so they had to be fed for a few days, fatten them up, they were gi en given crickets and food. does that mean they can go back into hibernation? >> yes. she said after feeding them forever a few dayfor a few days, she put them in the refrigerator. >> you can put bats in a refrigerator? >> if you get the temperature perfect. >> i wonder how bats survive. >> are you ready to give them water so they can sip out of a

bottle cap? >> it's sad people have such a misunderstanding about bats. they play a vital part. >> this is an insect-rich area, you want bats around to eat those mosquitos. small brown bats can eat thousands of mosquitos in an area. you get rid of them, you'll be sorry. unfortunately these days there's some parts of the world where you can't sit on the sidewalk with your baby, relax, enjoy the afternoon, because at least in this case in brazil, this person rode up on a motorcycle, notified that woman sitting there with the baby that this is a robbery. hand over your phone. >> good grief. it was instant. yep, here you go. >> the person then attempts to get away, but at that point stalled the motorcycle. >> please, somebody come out and thump this guy. >> see that man? that's her husband. >> oh. >> he's in trouble. >> he grabs a handgun, runs back

out on to the street and he starts shooting at the suspect. according to reports, the suspect ended up getting away. >> all of it is just so sad, that somebody is willing to rob a woman with a baby, she's willing to give it up and this guy is willing to shoot a man over a cellphone? all of it is crazy. what have we come to? >> it's pretty twisted considering where those stray bullets could have ended up. in mexico, this woman walking on the sidewalk at one moment is assaulted by this man attempting to take her bag. she manages to scare him off. you can see him taking off without actually taking any of her belongings. authorities were notified. at this point the man has not be hopely thisncreases patrol the area. to my est. i pulled the trigger. >> oh.

>> i'm paralyzed from the belly button down. >> this is kevin ortiz, he's 28. he lives in bakersfield, california with his lady, cassandra. he tried to end his life and survived. >> i had a lot of stuff going on to where i felt like i couldn't take it anymore. >> he is retired from the air force and he says he remembers the night he tried to end his life. >> i pulled the trigger. it was so loud. my ears were ringing. i lost my breath. when i lost my breath, my head went down. and that's when i seen i had a hole in my chest. >> three weeks later, he woke up out of a coma. >> the moment i found out i was paralyzed. i had just woke up out of the coma. my mom was sitting across from me. i felt like i was happy to be alive. >> those problems that he perceived as being insurmountable before now are nothing. >> cassandra is probably my biggest support system. >> his girlfriend is his primary support giver. >> she is the one that helped me get out of the funk i was in and

brought me back to being me. >> they decided to start a youtube channel because people have so many questions about how he lives his daily life. >> since i told my youtube channel how i got paralyzed, they wanted to know about me, my daily life and what somebody in a wheelchair has to go through. >> clearly there are some obstacles. >> clearly the biggest obstacle is getting anything off the top shelf. she's short, i'm short, now we have to work together. >> from the time he wakes up to the time he goes to bed, she has to be there to assist him. >> instead of keeping stuff in, i get everything off of my chest. >> they say communication is key in their relationship. he's doing well. they say at the end of the day love is all you need. >> being in an unabledbled relationship is not that

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matter, you'll soon understand why all the yelling. that glow there is not from any kind of electric light. that glow is from a fire started on the second floor of this apartment building in china. what you hear are the children behind this camera doing their best to yell and scream fire. hoping that the people in that building will hear their young scream screams. >> i hope they do. the fire appears to be spreading quickly. >> that is an understatement. watch how quickly this small fire turns into a rocket that just shoots right up between these two buildings. it's speculated that might have been a stairwell. >> if that is a stairwell how are they supposed to get out? >> that's the fear. now, as the fire reaches the very top of the building, their screams start to turn to sobs.

if you look closely, you can see people in those apartments. >> we're watching something get exponentially worse, this is not just one house. there could be hundreds of people living in there. >> early speculation of the cause of the fire is the charging of an electric scooter. i can tell you maybe it was the screams of the kids, maybe it was the smoke alarms that wen off, but everyone got out safely. there were no injuries. when firefighters arrived, reports say they were able to put out this blaze in about 15 minutes. >> that's impressive. . i stopped going to spin class because those pedals hit the back of my foot. i got in a fight once, i never went back. >> fight with the bike or somebody else? >> with the bike. >> then there are people who can do this. this is alana.

she is a spin instructor in the ukraine. clearly she's talented. >> i heard of leg days and arm days, today is like left leg day. she said they was inspired by team jackie cycle, who 20 years ago began to pedal with one foot. she has a class where they learn these different maneuvers and choreographies that she comes up with. >> if it works, it looks like fun, you have the skill and talent, sure. >> she has a ton of videos where she shows us her choreography. she is pedalling with one foot, then this. >> that's a workout. >> this is posted to gillard's strainstagram. they are into parkour, and this is insanely impressive. when i first watched this

video, i thought, hey, that's just somebody's pet they trained to do this but steven is 72, a retired electrician and says that white bucket there is an old ice cream tub he fills with peanuts, but he says he noticed things in his shop were moving around and getting put in that bucket. he said i have to figure out who is doing this. he goes to his neighbor, he's like rodney, what can we do to figure this out? they set up this camera, and this is what they found. >> it's like an ocd >> are they paying that mouse? >> this mouse likes to clean. just put it in different places and let it tidy up for you. >> it's kind of like having a roomba. >> look at him, even struggling with the heavy stuff. he manages to lift it up and get

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clrs who helped them collect some of the dirty plastic cups or pieces. but they did partner up with a national environmental agency of singapore to try to pull this project off. now that they have all of their cups, they will get to work. >> they're looking clean and sparkly. >> good grief, that took them two days to collect all of that at just a few restaurants. >> i'm glad this is not just sitting in a landfill. >> now that they have the cups clean, they have to start building the molds. they start gluing these cups on to the forms. it starts taking shape. three days before the deadline, he thought the installation was too pretty. >> slightly disconcerting, mildly stressful part of the process. >> he doesn't want people to go oh, he wants people to think. >> he wants people to have a visceral reaction to the cups and show how much we were

wasting. >> our 5art installation would live for six whole weeks. ♪ >> it is pretty, but you can't escape the ugly troouth of wher this all came from. >> it should make you think about what we're doing with this plastic. if you would like to check out the whole thing, head over to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, and check it out on our mobile app. strap up, strap in, start your engines and take flight. paramotoring. to me, this is one of the coolest ways to fly. you can get started simply. you don't need a license, and the gears are cheap compared to airplanes. brian her and his buddy jim took to the air. soon you guys will be able to

tell me exactly where they're flying. >> oh, >> you can't escape those red rocks. >> this is awesome to see. they get up to a height where some of those high conic structures, you can see from above. it's neat to see the flat tops on some of these mountains and the dusting of snow on this particular day. >> that's so stunning, even if you can't paramotor around, they do have amazing helicopter tours that you can take. it is a stunning place. >> yeah. >> this video does it.n this ca safe safely. it's fine. schuller king locked eyes on the ultimate up. and it's the ridiculous ride we can't all but help but

creativity. ♪ schuller king has one question -- >> anybody want to tell me who did this? >> i don't know, but it's genius. >> you have to be a talented somebody to put a house doorknob on a car door. my mama had an '86 lincoln, we used to have to get in on the back seat passenger side and go across to let that door open from the inside to let her in her car. >> the struggle is real. he gets it. >> did he put a dead bolt in it to make sure it was secure like a front door. >> who knows. nobody knows who did it. >> this is a perfect example of ingenuity and createtivi creati. >> think of it, you lock your house, you only need one car for your car and your house.

lose it you're in trouble. >> if it works for the ignition, too. that would be money. >> the only thing missing here is like a door noknocker and a postal slop. >> let's go. go for it. >> whoever you are, sir, ma'am, whoever you are, if i see you, introduce yourself to me, catch me in the streets, and, yes, you have my permission to put a doorknob on my car. >> this person may be on to something. >> makes so much sense. just don't get too close to anything. >> not as aerodynamic as factory, but much more stylish. >> as a matter of fact, i wanted you to put a doorbell on there by the police. every time i get pulled over by the police, i wanted them to ring the doorbell. >> this is hilarious. you can head to his instagram page, and he's in comedy clubs.

>> ring the doorbell. this is my car house. respect the car house. ♪ that's our show for now. we'll see you next time on a brand-new "rtm." >> you've picked a great day to join us, because cameron mathison from "entertainment tonight" and "home & family" is here, hoping to win $1 million for charity. can he make it happen? we're about to find out on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "millionaire." are you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] you should be. we have a very, today. good friend. let's bring him out. cameron mathison. [cheers and applause]

>> good to see you, man. >> all right! >> thanks for ving me back! everybody! whoo! >> it's what's gonna happen when i grow up and become tall and good-looking. that's what i'm gonna look like. >> please. >> welcome. welcome back. >> thank you. thank you, my friend. great to be back. you know, uh, i love being on the show. i love the show in general. extra special for me to be on it, so thank you. >> and, uh, you--you played for charity, uh, when you came here before. you're playing for charity again, but a different charity that's very near and dear to your heart. >> well, yeah, it is. um, i'm playing for the perthes foundation, okay? so this is, uh, a rare degenerative bone disease called legg-calvé-perthes disease. this is a disease that i was diagnosed with, uh, as a young child and had for a while. we'll talk a little bit about--more about it later, but, um, great foundation raising awareness, uh, and money for-- for this really difficult and tricky disease. >> it was something that i'm sure most people haven't heard of. i honestly hadn't heard until you explained it to me. >> yeah, yeah. >> so if nothing else, we'll shine a big, bright light on that. and, by the way,

your brother's here as your plus one. >> yeah! that's right. you know, he is-- he's a trivia, like, genius and i'm counting on him. >> how much did you take from us last time you played? >> $30,000 for a great charity, a cancer research foundation back then. >> and... you knew the $50,000 answer, so i'm not worried about you at all today. >> well, we'll see. >> let's find out. >> i'm still nervous! like, it's amazing! it's a big deal for me. >> all you have is these 14 questions you're about to face, all the way up to $1 million. three lifelines are there, including your brother. >> yeah. >> you ready to make some money? >> i'm ready. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right, brother. $500 question starts us off. good luck. >> okay. thank you. >> which of these is not a variety of muffin sold at dunkin' donuts? >> oh, gonna be tricky. >> ah. here's the problem, is i'm kind of, like, a keto diet guy, so i'm not, like, big on muffins, but i know this one! >> of course you are. >> d, final answer.

stud muffin. >> of course. you're in full keto. >> wow! >> all right, $500. good start. >> thank you. >> $1,000 question right here. >> bring it on. >> "plandid," the internet slang term for a staged social media photo meant to appear spontaneous, is a combination of which two words? >> [laughs] you know, it brings, like, uh, instagram to mind, because it's, like, later-gram in most cases. you know what i'm saying? like, it's not really that "insta" most of the time. >> right. >> all right, "plandid." i'm gonna go with "planned" and "candid." that would be a. final answer. >> like right now, if i said "let's act like we're just laughing because you just won $1,000." ready? [fake laughter] got it. did we get it? >> yeah, good. 1,000 bucks! that's a big deal.

>> all right, $2,000 question. a habit that creates a lot a lot of household clutter and wastes a lot of paper, the japanese word "tsundoku" refers to someone who does what? >> okay, so... obviously, i have no idea what the japanese word actually means. i'm not familiar with the word, but other clues in there--"wastes a lot of paper," so household clutter and wastes a lot of paper. clothes, board games, appliances--gotta be "buys books and never reads them." b. final answer. >> you figured it out perfectly. well done. >> not as dumb as i look. you got it. $2,000. >> thank goodness. [laughs] >> you're good. $3,000 is what we're looking at right here. >> all right. >> right now, you d