you can see he has his camera on. one of those pretty cool off ted into gear and gives it a thumbs up. flying across the sand. headed toward this big ramp because he is about to do >> going to absolutely fly across this and it looks even more impressive from this angle. >> managed to clear, do you see that? >> it was pretty close >> how is this from the day out. >> it's pretty cool here.

his father is hearing impaired. his dad sends a message right back. you can tell how proud he is. look at that. >> my boy right there. you can see it right there. that's one of the coolest that we have. >> i'm impressed. >> when he gets back to school, he's going to have a great summer story to tell. >> what were you guys up to this summer. check out this >> you'll notice there's a lot and so she is excited to start classes. >> great idea, yo. >> did she start there? >> later on in the video. everything is starting to grow.

>> i was kind of worried. >> that's long-term. however eggplant, good for her. they probably don't have to worry about it if they don't have an extensive root system. >> you can see they continue to grow. >> that is so brilliant. and she is not only providing fresh produce but a little shade as well. >> she has taken an open area and she is trying to farm. >> good for her. amazing. >> you're about to see the result of ghost fishing. that was caught in a discarded net. they called that ghost fishing. >> it's all the commercial

fishing and things like that. sometimes they just leave it in the ocean but you see the consequence. >> they have to put a blanket over it's head. they're using cutting equipment to get it out but you guys, while the seal was doing pretty good, there was something else caught in that. >> a turtle. it is a laugerhead turtle. >> 2 for 1. are you kidding me? >> no, that's the problem with discarded nets. this one caught two now. in the same net. >> in one net, that washed up from one particular place where people have to have cameras. how often does that happen out there in the ocean? >> think about this. it washed ashore but in the water, the seal could drown. they could hold their breath under water for ten minutes. but if it was panicking, a lagerhead can hold it's breath for seven hours under water but

still it needs to be under water and not stuck in some netting. they took her to an aquarium and they named it. >> they think -- they said she was dehydrated but she's feeling good and they're going to release her back to the see as soon as they can. >> she still looks great in this video from british vogue and they see six different designers give them a brand new 2019 >> wow. >> yeah. in this one they're really pushing the envelope. what it means to have style or fit into society. these guys are completely obliterating that idea and creating their own.

here we are. >> he just did. >> you can see that each designer has their own story and their own vibe and why they're choosing the design elements that they're going with and they actually turn out pretty cool. >> i want to have that kind of energy because of creating that icon. >> it's already all the way in. boy did they raise that game. watch this. >> kind of a super hero. >> oh, yeah. all about. >> yeah. >> he's ready to raise the american flag and ready for a reunion. >> oh. >> back together, next. >> the real fear.

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comes from until now. [ applause ] >> that's adorable. especially because her little brother, your big brother especially when you do what his big brother does is a real hero. >> oh, yeah. >> we thank him for his service. this happened in columbia. the man that you see there in electric blue, he was adopted when he was three months old and moved to the u.s. now he has gone back 3,000 miles. he went to an organization that reunites children with their birth parents and he found his mom. >> even though he obviously has to give him up for adoption for whatever reason, that's still her child. her baby, and you don't know the circumstances that brought them to that.

>> she said as soon as he found out he wasop m h his family wi colbi so they well and so they can all get to know each other. >> he has serious skills. a cue kpcumber on top of a balo >> he precisely cuts it. >> that was amazing. >> no worries. if he screws it into that >> oh my goodness. >> and this time would be enough. >> i can make it. >> yeou will, for sure.

>> he needs to do that. >>,no, h is creating a ramp. this is where most people would use another piece of equipment. >> they mixed i u a get the on. >> that is so smart. backing up. >> bring it on home, baby. >> you can see someone can handle their equipment. >> you're not my boss. >> we start with the one that just keeps everybody there and

they came out in their car. >> they message. they're always keeping up confusion. >> what about the co-worker that doesn't want to be spoken or look bad and just pretend they're not there. >> i sometimes disguise myself. >> people don't know that i'm in the office right now it's just great. >> we hear you. that would be great. >> we don't know when you're here. >> there's also the person that no matter how big your head phones they don't care that they're there. >> what are you watching? is that on netflix? give me something good to watch on netflix. >> i can't tell you have them on. >> and then there's the opposite as well t ch, the chatty, chatt that will not stop. >> me and my kids we're going to head to six flags this weekend. we used to go when i was younger. >> they just say random things in hopes that someone is going to join you on the conversation. >> gail and eric, they

>> there's always the people that eat like this. but we all have our ways. for example i have my noise cancelling head phones. i think you use your head phones too and then there's people that take some ser measures. she had it all planned. >> you get cranky. >> it all goes wrong at the local fair leaving some stranded in the air. >> it's got to be absolutely terrifying. >> oh my goodness. >> it's fair goers to the rescue, next. >> his room just got a makeover

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hard work plays off. we practice how we play. play bad and hit hard. all words he takes to heart. all phrases that now adorn the walls of his bedroom. and look at his face as he walks in it. >> whoa. >> oh. >> he has been playing sports since he was five years old and his mom says his coaches has a great influence on him. he walks around the house he's 5'4" and he's now outgrowing his bed.

but he also runs his biusines mrm enterprises. >> what is his business? >> he is in the process of producing t-shirts for kids. >> okay. >> since he was young he has been carrying around his important documents, as he calls them, because he's about that life. >> that's a grown up looking room. >> i know. >> his mom and several of his relatives decided to get together to make his space one he would feel comfortable in where he could thrive. check out that blank enterprise poster. >> is he on the cover of that? i could see him going on a speaking tour at 13. >> his mom said she shared because she wants parents and their moms to know it's okay to share joy. at some point the world tells our boys it's not okay to show

and experience and share emotion, well this video is full of emotion and if you can visualize it, you can do it. >> people are celebrating a fair and you know there's always a fun thing for people to do, well these guys were not having fun because one of the towers holding up a ride is tipping over. >> it's got to be absolutely terrifying. >> oh my goodness. >> and if you notice, while that tower is leaning over -- >> no way. what are these people? they're just physically picking it back up. >> you see that there's people pushing it up on one end and kind of pulling it down on the other. >> no way. >> and somehow, they actually managed to upright the tower once again. and of course once they do, they're still holding it to make sure that it doesn't tip over again. but there are other videos that

are being shared online. this one shows a woman being helped off of one of the chairs. >> everybody is a hero here. everybody jumped in. everybody did what they needed to do. >> and this whole time, workers were nowhere to be found. police were nowhere to be found. so people in charge did eventually make an online statement and the best part is that they acknowledged the incident and blamed it on children. >> they said that because of unruly kids leaning too harshly on the tower, it tipped it over. of course people are not having it. they're trying to wipe their hands clean of this. i didn't think it was going to happen. the ride slows down and hopefully these people are held accountable because this could have been tragic. fortunately there was no serious injuries because of it. >> strapped into a parasail is a harlem globetrotters trick shot.

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learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. great way to refresh and lighten the mood. >> not a morning kid. >> it's time to wake up. >> is there anything? >> well, in this video, it's what they're calling the first ever trick shot while parasailing. >> i've never seen anyone do a trick shot from a parasail. >> who else but this team to try it? >> he happens to be off the coast of wildwood, new

they're going to make sure that everything goes according to plan and that he stays safe.saf. >> yes. >> up, up, and away we go. >> he's going to get it in. let's go meet up with that basketball hoop. >> falling behind on a different boat. >> game over.over.over. >> got to wait for the boat to get under me and take the shot. >> let's do it. oh! >> got the replay. >> it's a perfect shot and it came back in. >> two different angles of that as well. >> so he gets his first try.

>> i want to believe he did this first try. >> most definitely. we have one more shot. here we go. >> they're on tour right now. >> that's it for now but we'll do it all again next time. >> our contestant, nichole phillips from las vegas, nevada, only recently discovered her love for trivia. today her new hobby just might make her $1 million. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire." are you ready to play? [cheers and applause]

nichole, they are fired up for the hometown girl. you got the crowd behind you. you feeling it? >> yes. >> you feeling the love. >> yes, i feel it. there's nothing to do now except just have fun. >> and make $1 million. >> that too. >> and this is how you're gonna do it. 14 questions between you and that $1 million. three lifelines are there to help you along the way. let's have some fun. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] first question, $500, good luck. here we go. according to professional sleep consultant dr. matthew walker, which of these is not a good way to get a better night's sleep? three of these things. to get better sleep, i know that i should not rent an apartment above a dog kennel. b, final answer. >> seems like a terrible idea. that is correct.

$500, good start. $1,000 question up next. which of these is the underlying force that balances free markets, according to economist adam smith, and not part of a typical wristwatch? >> your $1,000 questions scare me. hour hand, part of a watch. second hand, part of a watch. minute hand, part of a watch. invisible hand, not in a watch. it is d, invisible hand, final answer. >> but how would we know because it's invisible? so it might be there, but you're right. >> thank you. >> $1,000. don't think about that one too hard. $2,000 question. making it more vegan-friendly, in 2018, google removed what item from its salad emoji?

>> okay, more vegan-friendly. lettuce, tomato, the fork. [laughs] the hard-boiled egg, c, final answer. >> that's right. you got it. little trepidation there. it's all good. you got it. $2,000. let's go to 3. in 1912, thousands gathered in a kansas field to watch what extremely dangerous, short-lived sport inspired by a recent motorized invention? >> [laughs] okay, miracle mop golf. all right, in 1912, 1912, there was no electric guitar baseball. there was no desktop computer basketball. there was no miracle mop in 1912. kansas city field, short-lived sport.

auto polo, c, final answer. >> hard to believe that sport didn't catch on. yep, that's right. okay, $3,000 in the bank. already up to that $5,000 threshold. get it right, guaranteed $5,000. here it is. dmz is an abbreviation for the heavily armed zone separating north and south korea. what does the dm stand for? >> dmz stands for demilitarized, demilitarized zone. demilitarized, c, final answer. >> that's what the dmz stands for. that's right. [cheers and applause] $5,000 for nichole. >> excellent. >> well-done. that money guaranteed in the bank. all we can do is add to it.

all the lifelines are there, so let's try and add $7,000 with this question.