hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we have some great videos and the stories behind them "right this minute." >> you have beautiful breasts, baby. >> a cop is accused of dirty talk on the job. >> this guy is having a sexually explicit conversation with himself. >> but that's not all he's accused of. >> in the cop car? >> i just can't believe this. a mama dolphin stuck on a sandbar tries desperately to get to deeper water where her calf was waiting for her. meet the heroes who took matters into their we'll go to a place where the jet landings are low and the chances of being blown away with very high. you'll hear from someone who's

lived through it. >> you look like your skin is being ripped off. and going all the way on a swing set. see one guy's quest to pull an epic 360. >> there he goes, there he goes, there he goes! it's time to get our show started. >> we go through a lot of police dashcam video on this show. but none of them so far have sounded anything like this one. >> you have beautiful breasts, baby. >> who's he talking to? >> this guy is having a sexually explicit conversation with himself. >> what? >> this is the voice of sergeant mike of the santa fe police department in new mexico. this dashcam recording was on o tand by obtained by a reporter who worked for a month to acquire this dashcam. in it, he says you can also hear this man moan.

the unmistakable sound of a zipper. the reporter believes that this officer was looking at a naked picture of a female on his cell phone and then i think you might be able to guess what the reporter also believes he was doing. >> in the cop car? >> yeah. >> on duty. >> this is on duty because shortly after the recording he does respond to a call. he is in fact working. this reporter took this video to the police chief. police chief, said, hey, i don't need to comment on this because this officer had already been placed on an accumulated paid leave for all sorts of other criminal activity that he was recently found guilty of, including harassing and stalking women, stealing marijuana, and using a criminal database to look up people's info. >> what a great guy. >> who does -- i mean in the cop car?

about six months ago a huge cargo container ship ran aground off the coast of new zealand. found this popular on the popular new zealand website stuff. recently stern of that ship which had broken in half sank. that has since released even more debris and it's begun to wash up on shore. large groups of volunteers have been taking out upon hours trying to clean up the beaches near mercury bay. they're finding tons of packages, tiny plastic beads that are all over the beach. >> that's got to be bad for the sea life and the birds. >> tharparts to what were suppo to be wheelbarrows. they've covered 10 tons of trash so far. locals are crediting volunteers because they've really done the bulk of the cleanup. >> this is like meticulous grub

work, they're out there on their hands and knees combing those little plastic pellets out of the sand. they expect this clean-up operation to cost them about $10 million. >> $130 million to clean up that? oil spill as well? >> oil has spilled. they've been trying to clean up oil and fuel. if the company that owns the arena gets fined for this disaster, the maximum fine is only $600,000 that they could face. >> that was an awesome experience. 11-year-old justin ware of jacksonville, florida got a pretty incredible sight. he got to watch his mom and his granddad acting as heroes. this video you are looking at is carrie ware and her father george. they were out on a boat and they noticed that a dolphin was stuck on a sandbar at port george inland in florida. he figured the only way they could help this dolphin out is by dragging it because the tide

was going out. they said it was in about four inches of water and there was no way she could get herself into deeper water where her calf was waiting for her. so george and carrie got out of the boat. carrie's son justin had the camera and they jumped into action. >> when we got over there, i knew that we had to get that dolphin off that sandbar. if we'd never moved her -- >> they got her out. wasn't exactly a light girl. she was about 300 pound, they estimate. but she was able to get into the water and return to her calf. >> that looked like tough work to pull that dolphin out. they think it is 300 pounds? you can definitely skip the gym for a couple days. how great that he got to watch his mom and his granddad spring into action like this because it will give him a different kind of appreciation for them and for nature. >> yea! easter quickly turned into a

nightmare for one new castle, pennsylvania woman. we got this story from wpxi in pittsburgh. the woman you are seeing is being helped away by friends and family is linda. she was at easter dinner with some friends and home and when she came home her home was a burned mess. had it completely burned to the ground. but the story of how it happened is what becomes incredibly terrifying. firefighters did arrive on the scene to try to fight this fire but when they arrived, the woman's ex-boyfriend from ohio was there with a gun and would not allow the firefighters to put the fire out. >> do they think he started the fire and burned her house down on purpose? >> the fire is still under investigation. they are trying to figure out if it was an act of arson and if covert did in fact start the fire. now it gets even stranger after this. once he wouldn't allow o firefighters to come and help on the scene, police arrived to the

scene as state police got there. covert turned the gun on himself, commuted suicide right in front of everyone. >> the individual's weapon was drawn. ordered him to drop the weapon. at that time in our presence he shot himself. >> no one was at the hois happe. wpxi spoke to the daughter about the situation. >> so happy nobody else was here. >> what we know about covert is he is the ex-boyfriend of linda and she did have a restraining order against him. it is the first of its kind and it is called "the rattlesnake." >> what's rattlesnaky about it? >> see for yourself. why this thing is all rattlesnaky -- coming up. and, you've got a laser pointed at a firracker inside a balloon pop? >> the firecracker's going to blow the balloon, right? >> hmm. fun with lasers and fireworks.

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welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. not too long ago, steven showed me a video that kind of blew my mind. i want to show it to you guys. >> in st. martin, it is so close to the airport that when the planes come in, they get super, super, super close. >> it's wild. ♪ we're watching a plane come in ♪ >> i wrote that song. >> whoa! >> how close these airplanes get! >> like you could throw a baseball and hit that plane easily. for the record, there is a huge sign that says -- warning -- blast from the jet engines can cause bodily harm. but me included and a lot of other people stand there and feel the jet blast.

>> check out these people that also chose to ignore that sign. look at girl with the red shirt that is still holding on to the fence. >> oh! she immediately -- you see people rushing over to see how she was doing. it wasn't pretty. right here, i'm not sure what's going on where you see her laying on the beach. four people trying to help her. >> also keep in mind that the top layer of sand is being blown around and it feels like your skin is being ripped off. >> but people are still going to do o this and obviously getting hurt by it. >> is it ironic that at the end of this video you see a big danger sign in the background? >> i don't feel bad. >> i think the moral of this story though is -- steven, don't pursue a singing career. >> i will grant you guys the rights for its use. >> thank you so much. ♪

i'm taking you guys to st. cloud, virginia where we're getting on the rap. oh. it's a rattlesnake. >> yes. the rattlesnake is the first zipline roller coaster in the usa. >> what's ratele snakey about it? >> well, just watch. ♪ >> that is cool. it is like your own personal roller coaster. >> the thing is you don't do loops on this thing but it is a zipline that's kind of a mix of roller coaster, shaped like a snake. >> is it motorized or it just goes on your own weight? >> it looks like it is going on your own weight. all you're getting there is that pulley and you. i think there is enough disks where it can keep it going. >> i can't wait until somebody straps a go-procam on their helmet. we're just seeing a from the

ground view but it would be really cool to see what they're seeing when you get up there. >> i tell you what i'm going to strap on when i get up there -- a red cape and a big "s." >> i am glad that's what you said. >> me, too. >> seems like a cool ride. there's a lot of dos and don'ts at weddings. don't be the guy who like ties your tie around your head and don't give like a long rambling drunken toast to the bride and groom. also don't do this. let's break this down a little bit. apparently you've got your friends with the bride and groom and what looks like a tabletop with no legs dancing on it and you can imagine where we're going. >> this is not good. >> of course, the bride and groom take a tumble, take out this other gal here in the black dress. >> how did this even start? you know, whose idea was this? let's fold up the legs of this table and we're going to put them on it and dance around with

tell dancing on the table? it will be great. >> look, they've already got somebody in a wheelchair at this thing. how bad do you feel if you're like this guy in the plaid shirt that didn't hold the table up here? is. >> no, i think it is mr. one arm here. >> he's mugging for the camera. hey, look, i'm doing this with one hand. >> it looks like they're okay. looks like they do sort of get up. add this to your list of "don't dos" at weddings, america. tomorrow on "right this month" -- actor thomas elliott is just trying to do some shopping. >> who is thomas elliott? >> see why they're treating this guy like a celebrity. that's tomorrow on "right this minute." this guy walksnstation andat to show you my skills. >> the two deejays are like -- okay. here's the mike. >> see what he can do.

and this 3-year-old is going to be famous for what he says is her dad. >> pass close attention to the dialogue. >> hear it for yourself -- and you'll probably hey guys, breakfast!

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awesome show. knock on the door. the deejays are on the air at the time this guy knocks on the door. he walks in and says, hey, i'm a beat boxer, want to show you my skills. the two deejays are like, okay, here's the mike. ♪ when the sun goes behind the clouds ♪ >> starts off with a little smooth crooning. >> he's good. ♪ i can see straight through your soul ♪ ♪ >> all he has is a microphone. all that other stuff you're hearing the percussions, is all coming from his voice. >> it is amazing that anyone has so much control over their vocal cords in their mouth and thumbs to be able to pull this off. >> all he wanted was a little

bit of recognition, say hey, maybe somebody can help me out with a little deejaying, a little producer, let's roar something. >> it sounds like it's a deejay with a couple of records on the turn table. we have him joining us and the deejays. adam, when there was a knock on your door, what did you expect? >> i had no idea what to expect. i thought let's give this guy a chance. >> do you normally get people that come to the door? >> that's why we started this place. >> what does it take to master this art? >> just make it perfect. >> did you get a call from a producer who said i want to sign sfu. >> people are starting to track him down which is really cool. >> i won't let you go until i hear you beat box. ♪ >> woo! >> i'm all like sweaty.

>> well. >> you've got to spread the word about this guy. all right. you know what time it is? >> can a firecracker light with the use of one of those pinpoint laser things? >> guy's holding the blue laser. the firecracker is sitting on this little pedestal here. and watch. >> no way. >> but there it is in slow motion. >> now we're going to slight a firecracker with a laser inside the balloon. make it explode without the balloon popping. >> no, because the firecracker's going to blow the balloon, right? >> hmm. let's see. there's the balloon. there's the firecracker. and here's the laser. >> it didn't blow the balloon! it didn't explode the balloon! >> look at it in slow motion. you see all the sparks fly in the balloon. >> i'm stunned. >> but watch what they do now. they've got a whole row of balloons. watch what he does. >> now he's popping the balloons. what was in the balloons?

>> i don't know. that's why i'm so confused. >> i am so confused. >> we're going to call in our tech-spert, zach. zach, thank you for joining us, our number one science man. >> it is all about light. the laser is emitting fluid light which is really powerful. what's happening is the balloons are different colors and they're absorbing the blue light as energy but becomes heat. you can even see that the different colors absorb the blue light at faster and different times, that's why they don't all blow up at the exacts same time. the reason the translucent balloon doesn't pop is because it is translucent. when the firecracker plodes it does not exert enough pressure to force the balloon to explode, y evenly distributing the pressure that's going out there. >> that's tech-tacular! you put a guy like this on a giant swing set, what's he going to do? >> he's got his rhythm down. >> there he goes, there he goes,

there he goes! >> see where this

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peel the skin off of half of the orange but have you to be really careful because you feed the stem to stay attached. >> oh, wow! >> and now all you need is a jar of olive oil. you're going to pour a little olive oil into the orange peel and through capillary action, the wick, if you will, or the stem will soak up and absorb, pull some of that oil up to the top. by cal le by capillary action. can you use this for six to eight hours. >> i imagine smells like orange and delicious. >> right? >> even i, the craftiest person in america, could make this. kids really do say darnedest things even at the most unexpected moments. check this out. like any 3-year-old she's excited, she hears daddy's coming home. she goes to greet him at the top of the stairs. >> her dress matches her --

>> whoa! >> that's [ bleep ]. >> did you hear that? pay close attention to the dialogue. >> oh, yeah, i heard it. >> whoa! >> that's [ bleep ]. >> i like it how she says it like such like a little kid. right? she's skipping and twirling. >> she seems to be on the phone with opec telling them what she thinks about gas prices. listen to after the dad is just taken aback. >> what? come on -- >> [ bleep ]. >> she says it again! >> they're like little sponges at that age. she heard the term and thought that's going to be useful, i'm going to use that one day. the swing set at playground was my favorite thing to do at recess. this guy's got himself a 20-foot swing set and he's doing what i always dreamed of doing and trying to get all the way

around. but that's how you become inside out boy. >> nickelodeon presents the story of the kid who accidentally swung over the bar and became -- inside out boy! >> is this impossible? >> it is not impossible. sounds like he's doing some sort of circus training because there's somebody -- he gets way up there. the swing is -- doesn't seem to be on the ropes. seems to have an like poles. he seems to be strapped in. this is higher than your standard playground swing set. >> oh. >> he just keeps going. >> he's got his rhythm down. >> there he goes, there he goes, there he goes! >> but wait for it. isn't that awesome?

don't try that at home. >> if you do, send us the video. >> it scares me. to feel like what it does to do the hang time -- >> but coming around backwards makes it even worse. that's it for us here at "right this minute." thanks so much for joining us. don't forget, another half-hour of our show is on the way, so stick around.