hello, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. let's watch some great videos "right this minute." gunmen terrorize a neighborhood liquor store until the owner goes all gangsta and gets the gun away from the armed robber. it looks like it was scripted by scorsese. a car starts easing into traffic when -- >> out of nowhere -- >> oh! >> why the driver of this suv is now sol. gale-force winds threaten a wedding as an anxious bride says, it's not that bad.

but this is pretty bad. how the passer hits them even when their guests dissed them. these army trainees are supposed to dive right no. >> but i have a feeling -- not like this. >> oh, the sound! >> we're going to kick off today's show with some frightening surveillance footage and the story behind it. two masked armed gunmen enter the four oaks market. it is a liquor store in california but the owners are saying, no way, not in our store. watch as the surveillance footage picks up inside the liquor store. first you see this guy. you see one gunman grab him, stick a gun to his head, and drag him down an aisle of the store. the second store owner is behind the counter. he then turns the tables and gets his own gun out of his drawer. he points it at the robber and watch the robber's reaction.

he runs out of the store. you can see him contemplating, what do i do? what do i do? he almost looks like he's going to run back in but he gets too scared -- because one of the store owner fires the gun through s own door. one-armed robber runs away. high-tails it out o there. but there is anothdehestore sim dragging the other store owner down the aisle with the gun to his head. but he says, huh-uh, not in my store. you can't see the actual punches flying but he gets the gun away from the armed robber. turns out it is just a pellet gun but he's not done yet. he grabs a pipe of some sort and starts keeping the guy at bay keeping him in the store until police get there. because the store owner behind the counter has already pressed

the panic button. the police arrive, the guy's down on his knees. the guy that the police did take into custody was 19-year-old jermaine walker. police are still looking for the second gunman who got away. this video shows the extremely frightening moment where is man is holding on for dear life inside his car. we don't know how the car ended up there, but in this part of china they were experiencing severe rainfall so this river is particularly mad because of the extra rain. >> that's a tiny car, too. i'm surprised it didn't just get washed away. >> that's the interesting thing about this car, it is so small, it must have been stuck on something that didn't allow it to be completely washed away by the waters. >> who knows where it started. could have been washed down river quite a ways and just happened to get snuck that particular part of the river. looks like there's maybe a

little dam there that's sort of catching it. >> eventually a firefighter is able to get to where he is at. they put a safety vest on him and harness him back and he is able to walk back through this water to safety. >> it is remarkable to watch this rescue because the water that he's standing in less than knee deep, yet it is raging so quickly, there was no way he could have done this without the assistance of a rope and a rescue person. >> maybe he just yanked the parking brake and that's what stopped the car. >> i don't know if that works in water. >> video of a brush fire south of lake hills in california in riverside county and you can see the california tanker plane coming by and dropping what's known as slurry on to the fire. that's basically a mixture of water and fertilizer which helps contain the flames and put out the flames. you see the flames flying by low but the important thing in this video is to listen to the people

reacting when these planes go by. cheering on these planes. >> they helped save these people homes and their property. >> it is impressive to see these planes flying so low, then dlopg retardant on the ground. >> i admire these pilots so much, they get into these situations and do this because it is so incredibly dangerous. they get out time after time with all these wildfires and do it. i'm blown away by them. dashing from a car full of some people trying to make a right-hander on to a pretty busy two-lane highway. right-hand turn, gets in line with traffic but -- ooh! >> wow! >> that made me jump.

>> out of nowhere this suv tried to pass him on the left-hand side. a car was coming in the opposite direction. that squeezed the suv, sideswipes the car that we're riding in and just smashes into the tree. >> the driver already managed to get into the lane he wanted to for quite a while before that other guy tried to pass him on a curve, mind you. >> on a curve with somebody else come being the opposite direction. it is just a horrible failed attempt at trying to pass somebody and a really, really bad situation. >> i think the guy was trying to pass, saw the other car coming, then tried to jerk back in the right lane, that's when he nailed this dude. >> just put the brakes on for a second. it just takes an extra two minutes to be safe. >> even though they were the ones that got hit, they ended up okay, it seemed. they didn't get the worst of it. there's something special about this lingerie model. >> they do this to attract people. >> and it is working.

find out why every man will be able to look, but never touch, this lady in the window. >> wow. that's pretty cool. and, the cat we were all rooting for is back. remember corky? >> his back legs are twisted kind of like a corkscrew. >> we've got the latest on this little guy's comeback -- "right this minute. wts. >> he's d

this is a classic battle between gas station roof and strong wind. >> that's like a little teeter-totter. >> as you can see, there are some very strong wind and rain. >> who do you think is going to

win? >> roof's not looking so good right now. >> kind of looks like an amusement car ride. >> magic carpet. >> i wanted to see it lift off and fly because then it would look like a flying saucer with the lights coming down and that orange glow around. nobody hurt, just a bad little move. >> sometimes when you have a wedding, mother nature shows up, whether she was invited or not.

that was the case in orange park, florida, when ryan and amanda got married over the weekend. the sound you're hearing is the wind and the impending rains that came with tropical storm beryl. they tried to have their wedding and say "i do" just before the weather got really bad. but this is pretty bad. the video is being shot by one of the guests who did stay in his seat in order to test this video for us. his name was scott thornton. pay really close attention to the ride. her video is blowing, her dress is blowing. you see her jumping up and down, almost like she's saying hurry up! >> it is a free ride when you've already paid. once they realize there is a hurricane coming. >> they turned out to be luckier than we're saying they are. >> they got their i-dos said,

everybody kissed. >> their ceremony totally suction though. their guests weren't able to watch them get married because she's so worry about the hurricane. >> they got lucky. >> exactly. they got married. >> i think i found the perfect gal for you. she's a model. i don't think she can talk. >> check. >> and i don't think she's exactly real either. but she's in paris, france, and she's a hologram. this is at a lingerie store in paris, france. when the store closes, after hours, the hologram appears modeling the store's lingerie.

they do this to attract people, get people's attention. i think tupac was first. >> is it sad that real people don't look good enough in lingerie anymore that they have to make holograms to wear lingerie? >> she's not real so they're saving money there. >> one-time fee. >> i can only imagine a drunk guy roaming the streets of paris, france and trying to get her number. >> we are not far away from having hologram wives and spouses, girlfriends, are we? >> it's not that far away. come on, look at this. >> that would be sad. >> why wouldn't somebo somebody have a hologram spouse? >> you just hit the remote. >> i'm going to say it again --

there's a reason why you're single. this flame honoring war dead is eternal -- until this guy shows up. >> see what happens -- next. you see this? is it a cute video -- or the latest case of a deadbeat duck mom? >> i don't think she's that bad of a mochl. >> the great duck mom debate

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this is the eternal flame at the shrine of remembrance in melbourne, victoria, australia. this was lit by queen elizabeth ii in 1954 to honor people who served and lost their lives in world war ii. this mom comes up to the eternal flames, he steps over the fence and watch what he does. >> oh! you're kidding. >> he extinguished it with a fire extinguisher. in my view, this has been burning since 1954. >> nobody's ever done this before? >> no. >> never gone out, huh? >> that's why it's the eternal flame. >> there could be other people that have gone and done this before, tried it stunt before. >> it was pretty easy. >> this is cctv footage that the police released because they want to find this guy and they actually have a lot of calls.

once people saw this video, people started recognizing who this person was and now the police do have a person of interest. they have not made any official charges, but they have an idea about who this guy is. i think people are so appalled by this behavior, whether it was a political statement, whatever kind of statement it actually was. world war ii veteran. >> the symbolism behind it just merits it just being left alone by everybody. just let it represent what it's there for. when we were first introduced to corky about a month ago, everybody was just heartbroken over his condition. his back legs are twisted kind of like a corkscrew sew can't use them. you see him pulling himself around. he was a stray. he was found by cat's cradle. they said we got to take this cat in and they ended up finding somebody to do his surgery.

>> so he's playing with toys and he is now living at a home with some other cats. corky looks like he's doing really, really well. >> these two videos show him sort of laying down. is he able to get up and run around? >> yes, he is able to move around. and to tell us about corky and how he's doing, we have gale via skype right this minute. she's with cat's cradle that rescued corky. how is he doing? >> he's doing very well. he adjusted very well to my moment which is a relief because he didn't really like other cats to begin with. but he's doing really well as far as getting along with the animals. >> how does he get around? does he use any assistance or does he just drag himself around? >> he's a little thin back here in the lower body. he's never had any use of the back legs at all so we need to build that muscle. what we've done is we've got him

a cart. right now we're going to start with about ten minutes a day until he gets used to the cart then we'll start increasing the time to build that muscle in his core and in his lower body. hopefully that will help him get up and start getting that leg underneath him. >> the last time we spoke we talked about the possible cost of this surgery. how much did it end up costing and was it mostly through donations that you were able to afford it? >> it was completely through donations that we were able to afford it. and it cost -- the surgery itself cost over $6,000. we're really happy with how everybody has really decided to help him. he's been just a really big inspiration to me and people all over the world. funny dog watching tv.

tomorrow on "right this minute," one woman proves -- >> you guys are in so much trouble. >> next time on "right this minute." dog training gone -- oh, the sound. >> well, wrong. >> why did she think that was what she should do? >> you'll see what we're talking about -- next.

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steven, you know when go pro and red bull get together the video is going to be pretty rad. this is the freestyle course at red bull bird line in germany, t and check out some of the huge, huge jumps. a monster wall ride, this big old step-down and a cannon launch which is something relatively new to the freestyle mountain biking force. >> a cannon launch. what's -- >> it's almost like a really narrow ramp. it is like riding your bike off a pier. we've got some pretty artistic shots in the beginning. >> it is amazing what you can do with one wide angle lens. >> there is an incredible shot here that just shows you how far these guys are dropping off this big step-down. you can just feel your heart sink when you see these guys

ride off this jump. >> this competition is the largest freestyle mountain bike course in europe. before i show you this video i'm going to challenge you both to not laugh. >> i'm not going to laugh. i'm on it. >> in this training pool in norway is a conscript army woman. this is part of a training series focused on melee combat and this is a dive part of that training. not sure what this dive is supposed to look like, but i have a feeling -- not like this. >> oh, the sound. the sound. >> why did she think that that was what she should do? >> i think honestly it was just a failed. >> maybe that's what she's supposed to do. to test the mettle on their intestinal fortitude on belly flops. >> i don't think that's how it was supposed to go because the way those other dudes react --

>> we've all had a smaller version of this belly flop and it hurts. >> maybe because she's dressed in full gear. maybe it took some of the sting out of it. she didn't do it on a bare belly. >> you will get a chuck of out of this, but you foe what? these people are going through training to protect --k what? these people are going through training to protect --n what? these people are going through training to protect --o what? these people are going through training to protect --w what? these people are going through training to protect -- >> a collective -- ooh. >> ooh! >> i'm okay with that. i like to laugh. >> failed. good job, steve. >> feeling the pain. >> yeah, we were. okay. wait for it. just wait. there it is. right this month dthisminute.c m rightthisminute.com. it's worth looking at. that's it. back to the show. i have really bad news, guys. we found another deadbeat duck mom.

>> they're everywhere! >> they're everywhere. it is like an epidemic. this time off the youghioghey river in pennsylvania. this particular deadbeat duck mom stealing food from her ducklings. >> what? >> yeah. this guy with the camera is trying to feed these baby ducks but the mom keeps stealing. >> maybe this isn't mom. maybe this is the baby-sitter duck. >> and if it is duck mom, maybe she didn't read what to expect when you're expecting. >> or she didn't know there's all these videos of deadbeat duck moms circulating the internet. her beak is out there. everyone knows who she is now. >> i don't think she that he bad of a mom. she's teaching her ducklings, if there's food, you got to get in there and get your beak wet. >> i think she is teaching them a life lesson. i like that you're going positive with this, that this duck is just being a good mom, therefore teaching her little ducklings how to survive. >> life is not about hand-outs.

>> no, no. if she would teach them, push them toward the food, like here, go take it, that's one thing. but i want to call duck protective services right now. well, maybe the little ducklings had will eaten, mom had let them have food somewhere else and now it is time for mom to get to eat something. >> is this duck a deadbeat duck mom? not in my book. >> she is, in mine. that's going to do it for us here on "right this minute." so glad you joined us. we'll see you next time, everybody.

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