hi, everyone. i'm beth troutman. it's time for the best videos of the day and, of course, the stories behind them right this minute. >> a teenager lucks for her cell phone. >> before she knew it, she was headed down the trash chute. >> hear what kept her from certain death in the compactor. an entire town turns out to welcome home an injured soldier. >> you can see his face and the tears in his eyes. >> now meet the guys behind the surprise tribute. >> he was beyond humbled by the support that he never realized

he had behind him. >> it's an eatery where they're playing -- >> roulette. >> see what's on the slices that will have you saying -- >> welcome to hell. >> and a woman loser her wisdom deeth but gets some good drugs. >> were you wearing a hat? >> yeah. >> where did it go? >> you can see the wheels turning, but i don't think they're turning very fast. it's time to get our show started and steven has our top story. >> it stinks to lose your cell phone, which is why 19-year-old amanda still didn't want to lose hers. trash out and she noticed the cell phone going down the chute, too. amanda lunged for it and before she knew it, she was headed down the trash chute herself. >> my head was right there hanging outside down with my feet. >> her friend was there, able to grab her ankle, but her friend

wasn't able to hold on to her. so she called 911. amanda actually headed down the trash chute and was stopped by bags of garbage that were lodged in the trash chute there. so she didn't fall the whole way to the ground. that could ve have been serious injury. amanda was stuck in the trash chute for more than an hour. >> oh, my gosh. there could be people on other floors throwing stuff out on top of her. >> you can see in this photo the firefighters rescuing amanda from the garbage chute. and the worst part, she never even got her phone back. >> the paramedics and the fire department said if there wouldn't have been trash down there, i would have fallen into the trash compactor. >> i've never heard of somebody falling through one of these trash chutes, but it's not the first time something like this happened. just a month ago, a 16-year-old boy in chicago fell 46 stories to his death through a garbage chute in a high rise apartment. so this has happened before and

actually pretty recently. >> i'm just glad that i'm alive and i thank god that i'm alive because, i mean, i could have suffocated. >> she was inches away from a trash compactor. she was literally saved by a pile of garbage. >> how much how many showers did she take after that was over? >> this is a man at a walmart store loading up on bottles and bottles of tide, laundry detergent. he load is it up to his car and stormses out of this walmart. >> so he didn't pay for this tide. >> no. but this isn't the first time he's done it. in the first weeks of 2012, he stole about $6,300 worth of tide. >> with the same method? he just bolts out the door? >> is there a black market for tide that we don't know about? >> as a matter of fact, there is. apparently tide is becoming the new stolen rolex because people don't want to pay the $10 to $20

that it costs to buy tide at the store, and so they're buying this black market tide between $5 and $10. >> you'll see it at swap meets, flea markets. >> the man you're seeing in this it jo video is 53-year-old patrick costanzo. he was arrested and admitted to having stolen about $25,000 worth of tide in the last 15 months. reports say that after being asked why he was doing this, patrick said that it's because he's been up employed, the state won't help him and he needed to figure something out to get by. >> the prince georges county police department said when they sent an informant to try to buy drugs, the dealer said, i don't have drugs, but i have tide. >> imagine a guy with a trench coat opening it up. >> patrick was charged with felony theft and if found guilty, he faces ten years in prison. richmond police are looking for a hit and run suspect. you see this guy that just came

out of this shop? he's walking down the street, he has his hands open. he might be talking to the guy up ahead of him. he came out of that shot. he walks across the street. he's just outside of the crosswalk. he finds his way into the crosswalk. he's almost to the other side of the street but he dropped something, stopped to pick it up. >> oh. >> oh. >> that black car runs right into the guy, slows down, stops briefly but then keeps going. never stops to see if the guy is okay. some other people in the area see what happened. the guy that was just ahead of him comes back, stops the car that's coming towards him. remarkably, he gets up. he has very minor injuries. and he got up and was able to go and call police. the man is 44 years old. richmond, virginia, police are looking for that black car that does not stop after he hit this guy. >> i don't understand the hit and run mentality. like, how you don't stop to help someone that you potentially just injured or possibly killed. >> people think, well, pi stop

and help this guy, i have to pay his medical bills. it's easier to run away. >> if you've been drinking, they're going to charge you for drinking and driving. but if someone stops and helps and you don't hurt them, you don't see any cite. >> right. this video is going to make you feel a wide range of emotions. this is in north merrick, new york. what you're seeing is an entire community coming together to welcome home a soldier. corporal kevin p. vaughn enlisted in the marine corps to serve his country. and on his second deployment to afghanistan, his armored vehicle hit an i.e.d., which ultimately resulted in the lost of his leg. now, his community was so incredibly proud of his service and proud to have him back in their town that they all came together and set up this

beautiful parade. >> there's a close-up shot. you can see his face and the tears in his eyes as he sees what this community has done for him. >> to drive through this street with all those american flags and firefighters, veterans, what an amazing feeling that must be. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ >> he gets out of the car and he's hugging his family members and his friends. >> he found the guys who put this video together. they're josh k. and jason trullio. they're members of the north merrick fire department. they're joining us right this minute. >> was kevin expecting this? did he know that any of this was going to happen? >> no, actually, he had no idea. it was planned with his family and also the association, they wanted to do something nice for him without him having any idea what was going on. >> so he hpt been home yet, he was just coming from the airport and turned the corner and this is what he saw?

>> yeah. we pretty much scooped him right off the parkway. as soon as he came in, the fire department archways were there, the marine corps color guard, everybody was there to support him and that's when the emotion on his face started and it was incredible. >> he was beyond humbled by the support that he never realized he had behind him. >> what was so special about this particular homecoming? >> it just touched us that such a young guy, 22 years old and he came home, you know, with such a terrible injury. itdidn't go unnoticed and we preciated him. >> just released surveillance video shows a fire bug in action. >> he did it in broad daylight in front of a camera. >> sparking the blaze was just the beginning. see what he did next. and it's a porsche on ice. >> why wouldn't you want a porsche on ice? >> exactly.

we got this story from lemesa pat.com. the guy you're seeing in this surveillance footage is standing outside a lom bar in lemesa, california. he is 51-year-old michael joseph morris. behind the bar web starts looking for combustible materials. takes his lighter and starts a fire on the hillside behind this bar. >> he did it in broad daylight in front of a camera. >> and this was on a hot day in september of last year and the fire quickly spread up the hill. and the weird thing is, morris comes back to check on it, to make sure that it's spreading. >> this drives me fricking nuts that this guy would do this on purpose. >> this clips came from the san miguel fire district. they say this fire threatened property and threatened homes. michael joseph morris just

pleaded guilty to arson because of this september incident. >> his sentencing has been set for march 28th. >> you maybe can see a teenager or somebody goofing off and doesn't know any better. but this guy is a grown man. >> this guy had to know that this area was like a cinder box. >> people did notice the fire immediately and called for help from the fire department. >> great dane slide. ♪ >> welcome to hell. it's a pizza place in new zealand. the 3:00 a.m. reserve is super,

super, super, super hot sauce. it reach aes 2 million on the scale. >> that's like the same thing that they use in pepper spray. >> so you go in, you order any pizza you want and for no extra charge, they'll put drops on that on one slice. and you have to figure it out through pizza roulette which one it is. >> i like that. do you get a prize if you're the one that ends up with the health juice on it? >> i'm surprised that they don't charge you extra on this. they've dodged the bullet so far. oh. we have a winner. >> do they do this to every pizza or do you request this

service? >> it's a request. would you guys play that? >> yeah, i would play it. it's safer than russian rulette. >> this is a million on the scoval scale. tomorrow on "right this minute". >> i broke every single spoke on my rear tire. i was mentally and emotionally tapped out and at that point i was ready to throw in the towel. >> that's tomorrow on right this minute. from the guys who brought you flaming hair and dough doritos, they led through a flaming hoop trick. >> do want try this at home. >> and a crazy contraption used to fish bicycles. and find out where

do not try this at home. these guys have flaming doritos and flaming hairs. >> this is what the [ bleep ] people want. >> this time they decided to duct tape one of those floppy sleds to their friend's chest and tried to launch himself through that flaming hula hoop. but it doesn't go so well.

>> oh. >> oh! >> oh. >> that's what people want. >> it looks like he might have walked away with a few burns there. but they're not done. this video goes on and they keep using that thin little sled. this time they're going to pull justin from behind a truck. but justin has that thing super glued to his chest. >> oh, that's bad. >> we've got crazy carpet. we've got super glue. >> nothing! >> obviously, nothing. they pulled justin along here for a while, but wait until you see when he detaches from this sled. >> oh. >> i have a feeling there's going to be some layers missing. >> it wouldn't rip off. until the end when you ran over gravel. >> definitely a painful experience, but we have these guys from the experience. we've got justin on the left. we saw him in these two stunts. shawn lemuff in the middle and

kevin, you're on the right. kevin is the hair, fire, dorito eating on fire guy. guys, where did you come up with the idea for these two stunts sfp. >> everything we do is trying to be more and more ridiculous every time. >> your stuff is definitely ridiculous. so you're achieving that part of your dpoel. why fire? >> it's what people want. when i found these guys, it was like a dream come true. they're more ridiculous, more crazier and it's our goal. >> do you all have girlfriends? >> no. >> well, you guys always say it's what people want. i tend to agree with you guys. keep it coming. i love it. it is what i want. what do you guys have planned next? we didn't really want to show this to anybody, but we like you guys. we're looking at evacuating a mall. i love it because i'm not the one doing it. it's what the people want. [ bleep ]. you would think that a

motorcycle and a porsche would be the last two weeks you would want on snow and ice. but these guys believe otherwise. we have a porsche gts, they've got a yamaha r1 on ice and snow and they're getting ready to race. >> is liberachi the one of the motorcycle? >> i don't know. i noticed the cape. maybe it makes him go a little faster, i don't know. watch what these guys are able to do on two vehicles that you would most likely least want to have in the snow. 250 kilometers per hour through ice and snow. >> wow. and he took that corner pretty oois tightly. >> yep. >> the next paring on the ice and snow is a mitsubishi evil versus a yamaha dirt bike.

we see videos all the time, a little bit of ice and snow and slush. these are going all over the place. >> that porsche is sliding around quite a bit. under control. >> why wouldn't you want a porsche on ice if you could maneuver it? >> i'm supposed to remind you to go to right this minute.com. so there. meet julie, everybody. she's kind of really out of it. >> no way. bay. >> you can see the whe

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gets a bacteria and that's what makes it die. these live longer than six months, but after they breed, they use them to make lamps. so they lead a happy, natural life. >> lamps can cost $25 to $29. a rare one with cost you anywhere up to $180. >> i love these lamp peps. this is an actual job in amsterdam. the sole purpose of this device is to fish bicycles from the palm of the canals. >> you've got quite a catch. look. >> there's a million ways. >> it's called a water net. >> they rescue 10,000 to 15,000 bicycles from this canal annually. >> are they getting down there from people just flinging them over? >> there are several different reasons why bikes end up on this canal. one of the reasons is the wind. wind blows the bicycles into the canal. >> this is amsterdam?

and then throwing their bikes and everything, they think it's funny, i guess. >> i think you could be on to something there, steven. >> different reports have said they're um to a million bikers in the city of amsterdam. so you do have a lot of bikes. 15,000 out of a million. >> i wonder if this guy has a little monitor like fishermen have that his shows bikes. >> that's a good idea. he would be grabbing every few feet .how would you know where the bikes are? if i ever get to amsterdam, i'm not going to rent a bicycle. i'll fish one out of the canal. >> dove in auto your own, fish around for probably about 10 seconds the. >> and then you would go to the hospital for metal poisoning. >> we've seen all the little kids pull and wisdom teeth removal. >> i'm about to get my wisdom teeth out. >> no, you already got them out.

>> and her husband is taping her just as she had her wisdom teeth pulled. >> no way. >> she is obviously a little loopy because of the influence of the gas. >> were you wearing a hat? >> yeah. >> where did it go? >> i don't know. >> you can see the wheels turning, but i don't think they're turning very fast. >> i am so -- i don't believe you guys. >> she's watching. >> are you going to take them out now? >> they're done. do you want me to get them for you? >> so the nurse offers her to bring them back the teeth so she can verify that they, in fact, pulled her teeth. so when the nurse leaves -- >> how do they have to take them out? >> don't let them charge us. >> what she doesn't remember is she's wearing scrubs.

she worked for an orthodontist and this is free surgery for her. she didn't have to pay for it either way. >> oh, gee. oh, my god. >> whoa. >> that's it for us here at "right this minute." we have one more video for you. it's time lapse from hong kong and another half hour from rtm is on the way. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for some reason

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