hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we have the best videos that the web has to offer "right this minute." amazing footage after a head-on crash. >> if you look, you can see the driver is trapped. >> an up-close look at how the jaws of life saved a man crushed by a semi. a soldier gets a surprise homecoming gift. >> you would not believe him, they're telling him, dude, it's your puppy. >> see how his wife pulled off the big charade. it's just so random.

>> right. >> why wouldn't you think you're being punked. >> kayaker goes out for a paddle and spots a turtle in trouble. hear how he got all tangled up and got happy. >> and did you ever wonder -- >> where do condoms come from. >> rubber trees. >> now inside little foil packets for a look at how they're made. >> those are some big molds. steven will get our show started today with our top video. >> i've got some incredibly crystal clear rescue footage to show you guys following a crash in gainesville, florida. as you can see, this brown cargo truck hopped over the median accidentally and had a head-on collision with a semi. the rescue team was on the scene very quickly. if you look, you can see the driver is trapped. >> geez. >> he's pinned between his seat, the steering wheel and the dashboard. what we're seeing here is clear

footage of this rescue team using the jaws of life to get this guy out. they worked on this guy for 15 minutes with the jaws of life. eventually they remove the door completely from this van. still, the guy inside, he is conscious. he's moving around. >> how terrifying for this guy that he was conscious during all this. you know -- you must be so terrified because the wreck just happened, but then you have all these rescue people around you, the sounds of the jaws of life and you can't move. >> the driver was taken to the hospital. the driver, in his 50s, did make it but the gainesville fire rescue district chief said that, hey, this guy probably survived because of the relatively low speed that the semi was traveling. also, he pointed out, this guy was wearing his seat belt. the seat belt was a factor in this guy's survival. a dispute between a roswell,

georgia man and the city may have led to this. >> oh. >> what the heck just happened? >> that's the housef andrewword doused his home in gasoline and set it on fire as marshals were trying to evict him. he had been in a long-time dispute with the city because he was a chicken farmer. he began raising chickens back in 2005. the city changed some laws in 2009, and there had been a dispute going back and forth it is believed he fell behind on his mortgage payments while in jail for violating these city codes. >> so basically he started raising chickens in 2005 when it was fine to raise chickens inside the town limits? then the things changed -- >> a neighbor complained in 2009, that's when this lengthy battle with the city began. that's so unfortunate. we've seen so many people that are being foreclosed. they're trying to figure out

ways to make their financial situation work with keeping their home. sometimes the bank and some agencies don't work with these people. >> did he have a family or was he in the home alone. >> he was the only one in the ho home during the resulting explosion and fire. getting a ticket is crummy. try getting three within hours of each other. this woman on the side of the car is lynn cahill gomez. she was the recipient of three speeding tickets all within hours of each other. >> what? she got pulled over three separate times? >> three separate times. lynn claims she was on her way from hayward, california, to paradise, california, to help her 79-year-old mother who needed her help. in doing so, she was driving

over 100 miles per hour twice. that's where the first two tickets came in. the third time she was driving 76 miles per hour on a 55-mile-per-hour zone. she was pulled over again that time she was arrested for reckless driving and resisting arrest. >> imagine the officer, when he runs her license and plates and stuff. everything comes up -- like the third officer, oh. you were pulled over two other times today? >> i've been doing this for over 27 years. this is my first time that i've heard of someone three separate circumstances within a short time frame. >> am i supposed to feel bad for this woman? because i don't right now. is there another part of this story where her mom was next to death and had to get there immediately? >> there was no confirmation on whether she had an ill relative or not. >> maybe she thought it was one of those things, you can't get

struck by lightning twice in the same day. i'm not going to get three speeding tickets in the same day. >> christopher deluca served in afghanistan. while he was there. he was telling his wife, you know, i wanted to get a puppy. we're going to make a special delivery to sergeant christopher deluca, who recently came back from afghanistan. >> this guy, and his wife, she called and said don't tell them that we're getting a puppy. just surprise him. so, they're going to quincy market in boston to surprise chris with this puppy, tahoe, a burmese mountain dog. >> aw. he's precious. look at the little guy. >> christopher and his wife are walking around. and they see this puppy. >> chris. this is your puppy. >> it's my puppy? >> that is your puppy. >> that is. >> he doesn't know what he's trying to tell him. >> he does not believe him. they're telling him, dude, it's

your puppy. that's tahoe. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> he and his wife agreed one time when they went on a trip to tahoe, they met a burmese mountain dog, they said if we ever get a dog, it's going to be that breed and it's going to be named tahoe. >> it's so random. why wouldn't you think you were being punked. >> i love that little puppy. i don't care if somebody gave him to me in a garbage dump. it's the greatest thing ever. >> we than the sergeant christopher for his service and i'm happy he got the talk he wanted and named it tahoe. >> beanie baby lovers, watch the heck out. >> something tells me the integrity of these beanie babies has been compromised if you're a collector. >> compromised and starring in a brand new movie. sort of. and in the crazy deadly game of war, a new way to rescue the injured. >> pretty much turn your buddy into a backpack.

welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com, great videos all day long. animal rescue time, this time from the sea. guy has his kayak out on the remote southern coast of oman in southwest asia. he is paddling along. what do you see there? >> a turtle. >> turtle. >> it's a turtle, but the turtle is struggling to swim because the turtle is tangled up in, like, an old fishing net. the guy notices the turtle. he picks him up and puts him on the kayak. grabs a pair of snips. you could see he is really tangled. >> this is not easy to get out of without human help. >> the net is around his net,

the fins. the kayaker said he noticed the fishing nets and litter becoming a problem on oman's coastline, especially in the remote areas where it can get out there, hang out and stay. it takes quite a bit of snips to free this sea turtle. >> so cool he was in the right place at the right time. eventually he frees him, lets him loose, and gets a cool shot of letting the turtle swimming away. >> it's so irresponsible of humans to just leave their fishing nets in the water or anywhere near the shore, just to drop things out there, not thinking of the consequences of all the other amazing life that live on the planet besides us. the next time you guys are in a situation where you need to carry an injured person out of a dangerous situation, we have the perfect tool. this is the agilite injured personnel carrier. right now it's hard to carry an injured person. you need both hands.

then you can't defend yourself. so agilite created something new, so you can have your hands free and still carry your injured buddy to safety. >> looks like a backpack. >> exactly what it's like. >> the injured personnel carrier or ipc attaches in seconds. makes it easier to lift an incapacitated person on the ground, allows you to carry much more comfortably for longer and gives you a 100% hands-free capability. >> whoa. >> you pretty much turn your buddy into a backpack. it was developed by the israeli army and built in the usa. >> what happens if while you're carrying your friend on your back your friend wakes up? then what? >> and he freaks out? a little disoriented. you've been asleep. what if he starts smacking you? >> do you have to lay back down to get him off? >> probably something good for you to carry, beth, on your

night of binge drinking. your husband can almost turn you into a baby pack. >> almost like a baby bjorn but for adults. >> exactly. >> and it's available in coyote brown, black and red. >> oh. >> hot pink? >> maybe a leopard print one if possible. >> yeah. steven, i think your hair cut is getting a little old. little boring. little expected. >> mohawk? is that what i need now? >> no. no. i'm thinking maybe a buzz. but a buzz with a little more art. >> oh. yeah. i can rock that. little batman shaved in the back of my head. >> this is like the new fake on the fade. >> yes. >> how the heck does somebody do this? >> when i first saw these, i thought it was a full head tattoo. then i looked closely and realized it's hair. someone created this art. >> right. >> full head art with clippers.

>> whoa. >> which is so intricate. the guy that's doing the designs is radamish, which is where we found the pictures on his facebook page. there's mickey mouse. >> so funny. mickey house. the tough guy hair cut to mickey house. >> you go with a guy with a grenade and explosion to mickey mouse. >> the pictures i've seen belong to him, but there's a whole movement of these barbers that are doing these hair cuts. there's even competitions. one coming up in new york in april. is this the next great skateboard trend? or maybe sport? >> it's like a skateboard with a ski pole. >> we'll tell you what it's all about. and the lamb with the

everybody's going "hunger games" crazy. the kids at the online musical have come up with their own version of "the hunger games" and it's told with beanie babies. >> i could do it, you know, leave the district, run off. we could make it. >> didn't know they were still around. >> these beanie babies have not seen the light of day since 1999, so they thought we'll cast them as the characters. they even have dialogue, so people can understand what's going on.

>> you become eligible for the reaping the day you become 12. that year your name is entered once. at 13 twice. so on. >> primrose everbean. >> my sister. i volunteer. >> so she volunteers herself so her sister doesn't have to go. but in this instance it's rocket blue jay, starting . that's hamich, the yellow duck is quackers, the person who has to fight the games. at one point she has to go to the capital where she is fighting this battle to the death, but they have to make her presentable. >> hello, i'm your stylist. >> so they make her go through a beauty regimen. >> something tells me the integrity of these beanie babies has been compromised if you're a collectorment. >> in the book, one of the deadliest are tracker jackers. genetically modified wasps. look what they have to take their place.

>> honeycombs? >> very creative. >> where is the drinking pig? >> right. >> you almost look like a beanie baby now. now, have you ever guys wondered where condoms come from? >> rubber trees. >> pbs. >> every day, more than 1 million condoms are produced at the trojan condom manufacturing facility. >> that's a lot of safe sex. >> if you ever wondered how they came to be called rubbers, it's because most condoms are made from latex, a strong and flexible material from rubber trees. >> you are right. they melt huge batches of latex in his huge machines. >> 3,000 molds just like these are run on each side of the dipping lines. the molds are dipped not just once but twice to make sure a strong, thin film of latex are produced. >> those are some big molds. this may be the magnum line. >> each condom is sorted, to do

this, the condom is loaded over a shaft. or as we call it, a mandrill. >> did he call it a mandrill? >> that was the size of an arm. >> these machines test and wrap each condom. this batch here is being opened from the foil and tested. >> this is a complicated process. >> they're unrolled, rolled, rolled up, then they're like all flopping around in some bin. then -- they just get rolled up once, put in a wrapper. >> that's not it. they go through quality control where the real test is really done. no. >> one of the coolest tests is the air inflation test, where the condoms are inttested for elasticity or strength. these condoms here can typically be handled at being inflated 25 liters of air a minute. >> what does this test mean? when is this supposed to happen? i missed that part. ♪

this is called bike sportin sporting. >> oh, boy. what is -- it's like a skateboard with a ski pole. >> this guy we're seeing on the screen is enrique tubio. he's the father of the world's first skateboard spike. >> it looks like the bus he's riding next to has an advertisement with paddle borders on him. similar to what he is doing. this is urban paddle boarding, if you will. you can do this on a skateboard or a long board. this guy has a long board here. >> he's clipping along pretty quick. >> you can go up to 18 miles per hour on a flat surface utilizing this. if you're going uphill, from 9 to 11 miles per hour.

the spike that he's using is a patent-pending device, basically for spike boarding. you can do it with two hands or with one. >> do you need the orange spandex suit? >> i was wondering the same thing. is a requirement of spike boarding like a bodysuit? >> i think you have to be insanely aerodynamic. >> okay. now you're just a few minutes away from the end of the show and spending a lot of time on our favorite website, say it with me now, rightthisminute.com. rightthisminute.com. okay. now back to the show. it looks fake, but this one is real. >> it's hard to wrap your brain around the fact that an elephant can do this and he's so happy doing it. >> right. >> see the tablet

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this is going to be the must-have gift in easter baskets this year. >> oh. bacon! >> not just bacon. >> introducing bacon lolly bacon, it's hard bacon on bacon that bakings like bacon. >> bacon lollipops, hard candy with bacon bits. >> it's bacon, bacon, bacon, in candy. >> and they come in three flavors. >> barbecue, honey and maple.

>> maple bacon sucker. >> look at the face? >> it's disgusting. stuffed with bacon. >> this must be bacon bacon. >> you got them, so let's try them. >> they are on backorder. for people who want to order the them -- >> let's have scrambled eggs flavor. >> that's just gross. >> lamb shows who's boss. ♪ ♪ peter the elephant who we're seeing in this video, has a human-like name and also has the human-like tendency that he

can't keep his hands off his mobile device, more so his trunk off the mobile device. because this is peter playing with a samsung galaxy. it is almost like he plays a song. then starts dancing. >> and you can tell he's enjoying it, because he's slapping his ears. he's like swinging his foot. >> when you see a shot like this, you think it's got to be fake. no. the camera pans back, you see him there with his trunk using the touchscreen. who trained him to do this or did he just know? >> elephant are supposed to be smart animals. did he just know? >> here he is flipping through photos. >> no way, he's not using a stylus right now. >> yeah. with a pencil, drawing a picture. it's an abstract work of art by peter the elephant. ♪ here's peter playing the piano. ♪

it looks fake, but it's totally not. >> it's hard to wrap your brain around the fact that an elephant can do this and he's so happy doing it. >> right. >> i've been sitting here with my mouth agape watching this. i want to know peter. i felt if i went to talk to him, he'd talk back or at least text me. ♪ that's it for our show today. thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great one.