hey, everybody, i'm beth troutman and we found some great new videos for you, so let's get to it, "right this minute"! they trash stores for fun and post it on the internet. see how the internet is fighting back. there are all kinds of ways that kids can chat. now come a new high-tech way that sneaky part y parents can too. >> threats from santa are the easiest way to get kids to behave. an orphan monkey is a big

hit with the chicks. and imagine a skateboarding stuntd in a car. ride along with the crazy guy who try it is. we begin our show on this tuesday with some incriminating video. now this comes from hillsboro county, florida. what these boys are doing have gotten a lot of people up in arms. these guys videotaped a night out at several different stores. a walmart, an albertson's, a toys 'r' us at the mall, dollar stores. you can see them purposely knock over displays, knock things off of shelves. >> and they're not really concerned with hiding their faces, either. their faces are pretty clear. >> yes, steven, they do show their faces pretty clearly in the video. we have chosen not to show their faces because these guys are under the age of 18. >> they just defense over a whole stack of books.

>> they defense over the book shelf and then knocked the books over and now they're putting the books back up. >> i was trying to get a book. >> i'm so embarrassed. >> they're also not the only people at the store. how are they not concerned with the safety of other shoppers? >> at one point in the video you hear someone yell for security and the guys run. of course after it was put on youtube people started passing it around. the redditt community got ahold of the video, posted it on redditt and they got outraged over this video. they've reached out to the hillsboro county police, to local news organizations and they are trying their best to make sure that these people are punished for what they're doing. that they're treated the way that they need to be treated for disrespecting property the way that they did. and with something like this, we want our viewers to talk about this on facebook. is this a harmless prank performed by teenagers?

what should their punishment be? go to our facebook page, facebook.com/rightthisminute. back in march of 2010, two guys were driving through seattle, washington. the seattle police department cruiser got behind them. here's some of the dash cam video from that night and it was recently released. you see the car up ahead, that perez and oregon are in. going a little fast and that's what the initial stop was for. there's a discrepancy between the police report and what we're seeing on the video. police claim that a car did not stop at a stop sign and he went right through it and there were pedestrians in the area. >> it looks like he stopped. the suspects eventually pull over and seattle police get a little aggressive with the guys. especially verbally. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] hey, you're [ bleep ]. >> the most audible voice that we're hearing is an officer. >> okay.

an internal investigation came back saying that the officers claim they were only using this type of profanity to deescalate the situation with quote known gang-bangers. >> don't suck my [ bleep ] here, right? [ bleep ] i know you dot>> to gt the video that we're seeing is attorney james egan, he's representing these two guys that were in the car. james, tell me briefly what your clients were accused of doing that night? >> miguel was in fact speeding, i'll stipulate and agree he probably was speeding. >> were the driver and the passenger taken to jail and charged with anything? >> the driver was taken to jail and charged with negligent driving in first-degree. one charge of negligent driving was dismissed. >> what was the worst thing that was said to your clients on this night? >> miguel said you guys are making me look real bad. and the offerser said -- >> you took care of that the second you crossed the city line. >> what did miguel do wrong that the moment he crossed the city

line that suddenly he looked bad in the eyes of these officers did do your guys have previous records? >> yeah he spent time in prison for two years. on the date of the incident he was doing nothing wrong other than speeding. >> last week the department of justice released an 11-month investigation that claims when seattle police officers use force they do so in an unconstitutional manner nearly 20% of the time. why release the video now? >> i opened the paper on friday and i saw that the department of justice findings came out and i saw that chief diaz of the seattle police department said show me the evidence. and at that point i was happy to oblige. >> the only thing that's [ bleep ] [ bleep ] dragging you down the street. call it mike young has done something incredible. he's turned a big loss into something that helps a bunch of dog lovers. mike young works with the website, pilots and paws. he helps find dogs that are set to be put down, in shelters, and

gets them to people who are rescuing them. >> save some more dogs. >> it's okay, bo. it's okay. >> what got mike started was he had a german shepherd named conan and conan died while going through cancer treatment. so he wanted to give back. so far he's helped get 100 dogs to their forever homes on 20 flights that means more than one dog per flight. and that plane is not a 737. >> it's cool to see all the dogs hanging out in the back of the plane. digging it, looking out the window. the one dog was sleeping in the front seat of the plane. >> basically what this guy does, he will take these dogs wherever they need to go. they could be at a shelter in des moines, iowa and he'll take the dog to somebody that wants to rescue them in maine? >> the way it works is he finds out where he can fly them in his area. and then he will transport them to their forever family. >> that's kind of cool. because i would think some people who may want to rescue a dog and then say well, we can't get to them so maybe we can't

have that dog. so it's kind of neat that he's able to do that and make that a possibility for people to rescue the dogs. >> what do you guys think of your new addition to your family? >> absolutely beautiful! we love her. >> what a cool, cool guy for doing this kind of thing. >> taking pets around the country. >> thank you, you actually made our christmas. ♪ this is the first time ever that a pygmy hippo has been caught on camera in the wild. they are kept in captivity. but in the wild, this is the first time they've been able to catch one this was taken at the zabu national park in liberia. how big is this thing? >> a pygmy hippo is about 300 to 500 pounds. and there's only about two and a half feet tall. >> who is taking this footage? >> this footage was captured by the zoological society in london

in partnership with two other organizations trying to protect this species. it is an endangered species. there are less than 3,000 of them left. because of pygmy hippos being hunted for food and trophies, their teeth are used as trophies and sometimes just killed because they cause damage to riverside gardens. so people just kill them. >> aww. ♪ >> the pygmy hippos just live amongst the regular-sized hippos? they all co-existent together? >> they are not, they are relatives of the nile hippo, which is what you're talking about. but they're more terrestrial than the nile. >> they prefer to be on land. and they're physically a cross between a pig and a nile hippo. >> they're kind of pudgy. >> pretty short and stout and -- he's a cute little bugger, though, i would like to see him in my garden. >> a cute little bugger huh? >> he is!

♪ a kite boarder climbs a shipwreck. board in hand. >> and once he gets to the top, he's going to do what? >> that, you're going to have to wait to see. and some holiday fun. first you might be wondering, what's santa doing? find out how you can get santa to call your family and friends. then later, some lights that you won't see anywhere else. because -- >> those are all first alliance design. >> hear from the creator state farm. this is jessica.

hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica!

jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. there are all kinds of ways that kids can chat with santa, they can go online. he can email them. he can even send them letters

back in the mail. how would you like it if your kids could get a call from the jolly old elf? >> santa's getting high tech. >> i know. >> gmail has put this together. they can go to the website, send a call from santa and you enter some details and you get a message. >> hello? >> ho ho ho. hello! celeste, this is santa claus. i just spoke with your co-worker, gregory. >> all you got to do is enter your information, their information and a phone number and it gets called. >> she told me you have been a very good dragon slayer and that this year you would like a honey badger. my first stop is your house in outer space! so don't forget to leave me some tacos. and be sure to go to bed early so i can bring you a surprise! but, no peeking! all right, dudette, santa has to

go pack up the sleigh with presents and watch my favorite kung fu movie. happy holidays! >> that's cute. why can't i just call and fake a voice to the kid, though? >> because this is really santa. we don't need saint nick faking a santa call. this is santa. >> i tell you what, threats from santa are the easiest ways to get kids to behave. if i ever have kids, it's going to be like june. i'm going to have santa be calling once a week telling them -- you better start behaving. >> i agree wholeheartedly. >> happy holidays. you got to love people who turn a negative into a positive. this is 74-year-old brian van, he's from the uk. he pimped out his scooter to look like a rolls royce. it's the rolls royce from the hit uk science fiction show --

"thunder bird." >> it looks like he made the cart out of an old refrigerator box. >> brian is a retired construction worker. when his wife passed away a year ago, he decided that he wanted to race in a cancer charity race. he built his scooter to look like a rolls royce because he can only walk a few yards. it made so many people happy that he drives around town in his rolls royce. >> people can see the funny side of it and i enjoy doing it. it's something that you know, something to do. >> is that a doll in the back seat? >> yes. that is a doll. and that is in fact, lady penelope. >> lady penelope is very nice to work for, actually. i get a decent wage. she looks after me and i do respect her, i always address her lady, yes, my lady, always. >> the car is pretty cool, the doll, very creepy.

>> rolls royce should just make him an actual scooter-sized rolls royce. so he doesn't have to drive around this cardboard box. >> it's a real labor of love. i would rather have this one. it's a real project. >> and i like that he wears this outfit when is he's out driving this. mtv reality and extreme sports star, rob dyrdek, chevrolet tapped rob to drive their chevrolet sonic. a souped-up version of the sonic. he's got his head gear on, watch what he does. >> whoa! >> he performs like a mid-air barrel roll i guess you could call it. they're calling this thing, the

kick flip. paying homage to rob's skateboarding roots. >> no way! is that like a ginormous skateboard? >> exactly. there's two 50-foot ramps in this stunt. one to launch off of and one to land on. and as you're right, christian, he sort of sails over a gigantic skateboard. rob was actually recreating a stunt from the 1974 james bond movie, "the man with the golden gun." but of course, doing this in a chevy sonic. >> i love his face when he lands the jump or the twist or the barrel roll, whatever it's called. look at his face. >> thank goodness i made that. >> he can't believe he did it. >> he's driving up, his right eye is closed. >> if he closes both eyes, because you're scared, you're really going to mess it up! next time on "right this minute" -- >> what if santa was black. >> or like, i don't rap.

>> that's next time on "right this minute." two states pull out their mitts and duke it out for the title of the mitten state. but one guy wasn't having it. so -- he wrote a song of course. ♪ wisconsin's like our crazy uncle ♪ ♪ to the north and west >> who will take this round in the wisconsin versus minnesota showdown. >> isn't it blatantly obvious that wisconsin is missing the thumb? and an inspirational story of an army vet who wants to get in the game -- the football game, that is. hear about his quest to get to the gridiron. >> i've been getting emails from people i have no idea who they are random text messages from people telling

work gloves and oven mitts can only go sore faxt thanks to this new green goo, this might be the future of fire protection. he coats his hand in this green goopy slime, and then takes an torch, which can cut metal, 7,000-degree torch. >> what? >> right up to his hand. and is not getting burned. >> the guy is obviously in no pain whatsoever. >> that's what came out of a sha poo bottle? >> it's like a tresemme bottle. he found this incredible video on lively. a simple propane blow torch, same thing, right point-blank at his palm, covered in green goo,

not even flinching. >> geez! >> the flames or a vehicle. >> you see people with those blow torches, they cut a big metal pole in half. it's not doing anything to his hand. >> he doesn't flinch. >> it looks like the flame is going through his hand, like his fingers are getting lopped off. >> i want you guys to look at the map of the great united states of america. this is physically wisconsin and michigan. which one do you think looks like a mitten? >> michigan. michigan. >> there's a great debate going on between those two states because apparently wisconsin tried to co-op the fact that they are the mitten state from michigan. wisconsin travel folks are using that as a way to lure people to come visit? >> what is it about the mitten state, that's going to make me want to go to wisconsin. that does nothing for me? >> martin wrote a song about the whole controversy. ♪ wisconsin's like our crazy

uncle ♪ ♪ i don't mean no disrespect ♪ there are things you do best ♪ like beer and cheese and cheese and beer and cheese ♪ ♪ when it comes to winter clothes ♪ ♪ i'm begging you please ♪ how much sauce have you been hitting ♪ ♪ there's only one state that's shaped like a mitten ♪ ♪ that's michigan >> let's talk to mark. wisconsin is your friendly neighbor to the west. yet you guys take exception that they want to call themselves the mitten state. >> they're not shaped like a mitten whatsoever. >> what sort of pluses do you get from being from the state that's known as the mitten state? >> we have the third most coastline out of all the 50 states because ever our mitten shape. >> isn't it blatantly obvious that wisconsin is missing the thumb? >> you'd have to have a pretty weird hand to fit inside wisconsin's mitten. that's all i know. >> are people from wisconsin responding and people from michigan? >> i think it's mostly the wisconsin tourism board that's doing the mitten promotion for them. and a lot of them are like,

yeah, michigan is the mitten. they're not willing it fight about it. >> michigan and wisconsin are doing mitten drives for people to donate mittens to their favorite charity as a walk of talking about the issue. >> wisconsin, i can understand why you're so smitten ♪ ♪ but keep your dirty paws out of our mitten ♪ >> if you want to hear the whole song, go to rightthisminute.com. slipping on ice, take one. action. ♪ ♪ if you're into extreme sports, and you two these extreme sports, sometimes you just can't get enough. ♪ ♪ that's the case with nick jacobson. he's a kiteboarder from denmark and he had his eyes on this old

shipwreck. what else are you supposed to do if you're a kiteboarder flying around a shipwreck, but to climb the thing? he hops up on to the shipwreck and proceeds to climb up this huge crane, with the kite attached to his body. with the board dangling from his feet. >> and once he gets to the top he's willing to do what, jump? >> when he gets to the top actually -- he's going to have a tea party. >> how did you know? ♪ >> i'm not kidding. watch what he does when he gets to the top? >> he has a tea party? >> sort of. >> he has a sandwich. so after he's done with his lunch? >> off he goes, like a bird. >> is there some sort of rule about kiteboarding that you have to wait 30 minutes after you eat. he didn't wait the suggested 30 minutes. >> no, he's going to get side stitch. >> he finishes his sandwich. jumps off the top of the crane. >> that's cool. he twirls down and sticks the

landing. >> what is side stitch? >> you get like a cramp. >> it's like the crampy feeling you get if you like run or swim or anything after you eat. the awful cramp. >> right. >> you never felt that? >> yes. >> i jnt didn't know iwas called side stitch. >> it's called side stitch. >> that'cool. >> caught on tape. >> a daring atm robbery. >> i've never seen anything actually bust the atm open. >> and -- this. >> when you saw this video, what the heck did you think, what did you think your husband was doing out there? >> the internet lobster dance sensation and his wife. coming up. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ]

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it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] welcome back to the second half hour of "right this minute." here's a look at what's ahead. >> just call this a crash and

grab. watch a thief use a sledgehammer and a truck to bust his way into a mall. why do baked goods have norway in a panic? >> they have a butter shortage. >> now norwegians lash out at americans for joking about it. >> what if it was you that didn't have any butter? we see a lot of base jumping videos. >> but how about from a wind turbine? >> this one takes danger to brand-new heights. >> i wouldn't get into that little cage to get up there. and who's going to back down? it's big dog versus brave kittens, round one. we begin this half hour of our show with some surveillance video that steven found for us. >> you know my grandfather, al, used to say if you drive a truck you're a thief. that is an exaggeration. we know for sure. but in this case, it's not. let's go to surveillance video from 4:00 a.m. on sunday in

australia this video is coming to us from gwn 7 news in australia. this guy smashes his truck through the hannen boulevard shopping center and he pulls out the atm from the shopping center. goes on to drag the atm 160 feet and then smashed the thing open with a sledgehammer. he did it all in less than five minutes. apparently he's also seen on surveillance video the night before early saturday morning, preparing and kind of casing out the joint. you see him here, he's using the same sledgehammer to remove one of those little barriers there. that he was then able to take his truck and you know, smash it from one side of the shopping center to the other without you know, hitting one of these things. >> where in the world does he go to sledgehammer open the atm without at least one person driving by? >> it looks like in the parking lot, because the atm was left behind. >> they're probably thinking okay, it's fine, it's bolted to

the ground. it's inside a mall. they probably never looked around and thought, hmm, somebody could drive their truck straight through. >> i've never seen anybody actually bust the atm open. it's like, it was a simple sledgehammer that got that thing open. norway is one of the richest countries in europe. but there's one staple item that they can't seem to get. they have a butter shortage. we got this story from the "telegraph." a very rainy summer interrupted the feed production for some of their cows. and therefore, they were unable to produce as much butter as they normally would be able to. and they're not part of the european union, so they're unable to import butter at a fair price into their country. so people are freaking out. because it's right here at the holiday time. and people have been trying to smuggle butter in from places like russia and they're putting out a huge warning to the

citizens of norway saying hey, don't buy butter from strangers. >> you never know what's in this butter. >> a good time to start an inlegal underground butter ring. >> let's market butter. >> you could make tons of money. because listen to this, one pound of butter right now is selling for 350, or $294 pounds, a little other $450 u.s. >> for a pound of butter? >> a pound of butter. >> that's insane. >> we found a message from a norwegian to the usa about this butter crisis. >> some of you may know that we have a butter crisisin norway. then i want to ask you this -- what if it was you that didn't have any butter? >> we would use "i can't believe it's not butter." that's our answer. >> he goes on to say that we're fat here. >> let's not shove it under the mat, we all know that american people are pretty overweight.

>> oh! >> oh no he didn't! >> if there was a butter shortage here in the united states and butter was up to $400 a pound, people would be freaking out here. >> i would churn my own butter. >> i could see you doing that. let's see you. i went like this and you went like this. >> i think we're making different types of butter. todd bieber thinks that yawning baby monkeys are probably the cutest thing ever. he went to costa rica, tagging a long with his girlfriend and he had a wonderful adventure at a monkey rescue. >> before i went to costa rica, i imagined i would venture out into the jungle and get into a dangerous situation like a manly man, i didn't expect to be holding yawning monkey orphan babies. >> this is the video from a

wildlife rescue. in apparently in costa rica they have a lot of power lines that are unprotected. and a lot of the monkeys are swinging around and they grab power lines thinking they're branches and many of them are electrocuted. well, this animal rescue place gets them and treats them and they say 95% of them don't survive past the first five days. >> awww. >> i had no idea there was such a problem with power lines in costa rica. >> one of the things this wildlife rescue does is help inslate some of the power lines so the monkeys would be okay. when todd went out there he got to see the people who rescued the monkeys and see them climbing all over each other once they've healed there are many orphans there that have started cling doing humans. >> they tell a great story of charlie. charlie was electrocuted, they didn't think he was going to make it, but he did. he had some of his fingers amputated if you're a monkey, you need those fingers to swing around and grab stuff. when he went back out to the

wild, they said usually monkeys are very territorial when it comes to food. particularly the males. they said that because he can't be as territorial as all the other males, all the female monkeys like him. so he's got six females. because he's more, he's a kinder, gentler monkey. >> maybe the male monkeys will learn something from little charlie? learn how to be nicer, less territorial. >> i don't think it's going to work. it would be nice, but -- >> same rules don't apply in the animal kingdom. >> they don't apply in the human kingdom, either, nicholas. i've got a story for you, guys, that is sure to inspire. look at this. this is daniel rodriguez, he's training to get picked up by a college football team. daniel is no ordinary guy. he is a former army sergeant who was actually injured during battle. he served both in iraq and afghanistan. he's 23 years old now, but when he was 21, he was in afghanistan and he was injured. he got hit with shrapnel in both

legs, he said he was peppered in the neck and had a bullet fragment hit him in the shoulder. now daniel played high school football. and of course, loved it. football is one of his, one of his loves in life. but he also made a promise to a friend. one of daniel's best friends died alongside him in battle. and he promised that friend that he was going to try to walk on to a college football team after he served in the army. so that is exactly what 23-year-old daniel rodriguez is doing right now. and on "right this minute" he joins us from stafford, virginia to talk about this quest so far. daniel, i understand that you made this video just to send to college football teams. but now it seems like it's getting passed around and viewed by all sorts of people. so dell us about the response. >> i've been getting emails from people that i have no idea who they are. random text messages like people telling me thank you and you're an inspiration. from all over the world.

>> you were injured in the war and then you're back and you're doing quite an incredible workout. tell us about how long of a workout you have and all the stuff you do. i mean you had like a 45-pound weight chained to your waist doing some type of push-up. >> as far as injuries go, i mean i still have effects, from shrapnel in my leg. but i'm petty much 100%. >> before we let you go, an opportunity to send a message to college coaches out there who are thinking of taking a chance on you. what would you say to them? >> i would say to them that i definitely think i would be worth their time. i just want to prove that i'm capable of playing and i want to benefit any program that gives me an opportunity to do so. a coke machine that gets magical for the holidays. but what's inside? >> ta da!

see what happens when these people are brave enough to push the button. and base jumping taken to a whole new extreme. this guy is taking the plunge and we're along for the ride.

i know that all you two want for christmas is to be able to jump in a coca-cola machine. >> you've read my mind. >> jump in it, like swimming in coke? >> yeah. >> and just drinking it all the

while? >> because i knew that. look what i found. this is in a spanish place and this is a special coca-cola machine. there's a sign that says open the magic of christmas. but then what happens when you push the button? >> what? >> ta da. >> i got cold chills, is that weird? >> people going into a christmas extravaganza. >> they found santa? >> santa and snow and guests and coke. >> how cool would this be if you were a little kid? it's pretty cool for anybody. especially for a little kid. >> what are those little creatures? bottle openers? >> they're coca-cola elves. >> i would be a little nervous. >> it could be a trap. >> who's going to trap new a coke machine? >> people do weird things. i read about it on craigslist. >> there should be a coke wonderland in every city. >> i'm going to be going up to all the vending machines and hitting the button. why is it just giving me soda?

before 2012 gets here i'm convincedky find a video that will make you like cats. >> oh. >> whoa. >> this is kitten versus rot whiler. >> that looks like a pretty mine dog and that's a tiny, tiny kittens, though? >> i don't have a problem with kittens as much as i do what they grow up to become, cats. >> this kitten is going to grow up to be an awesome brave, nonjudgmental cat. >> this kitten is going to grow up and just jabber nonstop about this fight. >> when i was a baby cat, i stood up to this rottweiller. this dog could swallow this kitten in one bite. >> the rottweiller gets down to this kitten's level. >> now he's got her backed into a corner. no one back as kitten into a corner. >> are tu team cat?

>> i'm not team cat. >> are you supporting the rottweiller or the kitten? >> the kitten is pretty cute. i'm going with kitten as well. >> are you team kitten or are you team rottweiller? go to our facebook page. facebook.com/rightthisminute. deep sea fisherman. they're known to be tough, they battle the angry waters, sometimes the bitter cold. they do something else, too. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> at least one guy finds some time to dance on the deck with his underwear on. ♪ >> so, he found time to pack his boots, fishing line, all that stuff, safety gear, food, and -- a thong? >> yes. nothing wrong with that. he's of course dancing to lmfao's song, "i'm sexy and i know it."

and he pulls out a move i don't think anyone has ever seen in the history of dance. >> that's been done, my 4-year-old nephew does that. >> okay. this is grant, a lobster fisherman in nova scotia this video was taken in the atlantic ocean out there whereof course, it's probably freezing right now. maybe grant was doing this to stay warm? >> i think he just loves his job. i think he loves his job. he's a happy fisherman and this is how he celebrates. >> he lost a bet. >> the captain of this particular lobster fishing boat, took this video, sent it to grant's wife, kelly. kelly is like i'm putting this online. now grant, we'll get to you in a second. but kelly, when you saw this video, what the heck did you think, what did you think your husband was doing out there? >> if you knew him, it wasn't much of a surprise. i knew i had to post it on facebook. for everybody to see this. because i just couldn't keep it secret. >> were the panties he was wearing, were those yours? had he stolen those from your drawer? >> well, contrary to what's been

said on youtube, they're not mine. >> that might be a bigger problem. >> i imagine you're a pretty tough guy. you're a lob zer fisherman. you've got some fancy footwork. what led to all this dancing on the deck. >> we're out one day, fishing, sailing to the next set of pots. and i seen a rag with leopard print on it, and i grabbed some electrical tape and my other deckhand gave me a hand and the song came on. we were fooling and around and having a fun time. >> you mean to tell me those are makeshift panties? >> yeah. >> on the west coast they have "deadliest catch" and on the east coast they have "sexiest catch." >> that's right! new legislation that could change the way you surf the net. >> people who want this stuff are going to get it. >> but who's going to be responsible for what you see online? and a christmas video that will make you all cuddly inside. >> it's impossible to not like

this. >> you really can't not like it. see more puppies and presents, later. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ]

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welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos, all day long. there's a debate going on in the house and in the senate. there are two bills, protect our

tea or sopo. >> private corporations want the ability to shut down unauthorized sites where people download movies, tv shows, music. >> this is going to do nothing more than just make this type of material more valuable. it's almost like prohibition. people who want this stuff are going to get it. >> it won't stop downloaders. you'll still be able to access a blocked site. just by answering an ip address instead of a name. to protect ip will cripple new start-ups, it also lets companies view any sites they feelant isn't doing their filtering well enough. >> that bill with make the small company responsible for the uploads. saying you're getting ten million uploads a day and you've got ten employees, how could you possibly maintain a correct log against everything that's being put on your site. >> they're up in arms saying we

need to help small businesses, because they're the economic engines of america. but this is a chilling effect on that. i want to know how much entertainment money the people who wrote these bills and co-sponsor dd got democrat entertainment industry. >> according to the reports, the sponsors ever this bill they received $13.5 million in donations from the entertainment industry. we see a lot of base jumping videos on this show. sometimes we're building, sometimes from the side of a mountain, but how about from a wind turbine. >> whoa! >> this guy, jo jo rose, walks out on one of the blades on these giant wind turbines. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he goes up in one of these

little cage-like elevator things to get to the top. >> i wouldn't get in the little cage to get up there. >> i would be like, no way. >> you see him up there, he's strapped in with his camera. he's got a helmet. [ speaking foreign language ] >> about 311 feet off the ground. >> that's it? it doesn't seem like enough. >> then he pulls the parachute right away. >> what if he slid and conks his head and he doesn't pull his parachute fast enough and he's pbbbb. >> you just described what would happen if he slips. >> pretty much that exact thing. >> that's what would happen. >> a reminder, you can find all

the stories on "right this minute" today on rightthisminute.com. >> plus lots more. >> lots and lots more great videos. >> all day long, 24/7. >> rightthisminute.com. a few families show off their holiday light displays that are so good, santa himself would be proud. >> i don't think santa going to miss this guy's house. >> we talk to one of the masterminds behind this masterpiece.

you know people set up those elaborate dominos displays? >> yes. >> somebody has done it with a christmas theme in green and red for the season. >> absolutely festive colors. >> at first i thought, are they making the coliseum? >> absolutely. it almost does look like the coliseum. >> you think it's only two colors, but it's actually three. it has the happy holidays

message. >> and then it's going to turn into a wreath? >> yes. >> that's really cool. >> this is the first time i've ever seen something like this. you've seen people set up dominos in a certain pattern or design. about you this turns into like a different pattern or design once they're knocked down. that's pretty cool. >> i have to say, i like this a lot. but who has the time to do something like this? i bet the guy who did this spends so much time doing this he didn't have any time to buy gifts thxts is his gift to friends and family. i wish i grew up in this neighborhood, this is an annual house lighting ceremony that four families hold in holly springs, north carolina. this is one of them. >> i love it. >> they take their turns lighting the homes. we have the four families.

[ cheers and applause ] >> this is one of the homes. shooting star. >> but that's not it. ta da! >> wow. very cool. >> that tomorrow some type to get those stripes up there. >> what about the clock on the roof. it's like a countdown to the big light show. >> to talk more about it, i have andrew who is behind this design. you're standing right in front of the house, how long did it take to design and put together? >> this design probably took about two months of planning and setting up mostly planning. >> how old are you? >> i'm 17 years old, a senior in high school. >> are your parents making you chip in on the electric bill? >> actually, they are, i'm probably going to get about $50 worth. >> how long have you been doing this. >> we've been doing this at this house for four years. >> you an your own? >> i wasn't on my own, my

grandpa and my sister helped me a lot and the shooting star and the little santa radar. those are all first alliance designs. >> so the part of the design that you saw was the clock is actually a santa radar. >> it's a santa radar, that's even cooler. >> what was the toughest part? >> the toughest part would have probably been the santa radar there was a lot of programming and getting on the roof and putting it on there was a little bit of a challenge. >> you know how many lights you've got up there? >> i don't know exactly, but i would guess around 20 to 25,000. >> i don't think santa is going to miss this guy's house. devon supertramp as we know him, or devon graham is back with what is sure to be an instant holiday internet classic. >> it's impossible to not like this. better than the moon walk. >> that's what we're going to leave you with, everybody, more of this awesome puppy christmas.

we hope you have a fantastic rests of your day. thanks for joining us and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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