kaiser permanente. thrive . hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you're looking for great videos we've got them, "right this minute." [ speaking foreign language ] >> the chase is on as suspects try to escape by plane from -- >> the middle of a sugar cane plantation. >> what happened when one federal agent says not on my watch. mayhem at the waffle house, where there are -- >> two fights going on between two sets of women. >> see what else makes this brawl different from the rest. >> when you smile i smile. >> he's only 10 but he's teaching grown men what women

want. >> be a nice guy. >> meet the bow tide dude bringing chiv valry back. >> oh, yes, indeed, i am. >> plus a woman gives birth to the same baby she adopted. we'll explain the in istry and some guys try to conquer -- >> the biggest slip and slide loop. >> why it's a lot harder than it looks. . [ speaking foreign language ] >> some dramatic footage coming out of brazil. this footage is from a camera mounted inside a car. just up ahead you see an airplane. >> what? watch out for the propeller. >>s is that gunfire we heard? >> that is gunfire you heard. inside the car is brazilian

federal agents. inside the plane suspected drug traffickers. after a month of investigation they figured out this runway had been created in the middle of a sugar cane plantation. the gunshots you're hearing are shots being fired from this agent's car toward the plane. they're trying to shoot out the tires. >> it's like they're trying to perform a pit maneuver on the plane. >> they were able to get the traffickers out of this plane. five people were arrested as a result of this mission and get this, 234 kilograms of cocaine and cocaine products were confiscated. ♪ sure, this is a waffle house, but it looks like a ufc cage match. >> i ain't [ bleep ]. >> and the fight is on. these are waffle house employees

in augusta, georgia. or shall i say they are former employees. these employees started fighting and as you watch this video. [ bleep ]. you can see there are two fights going on between two sets of women. this person in the jacket i don't know if that person is trying to get on it or intervene but she's not doing a good job. >> this is a brutal fight. i mean one girl is on the ground and she does not get back up. the other girl is on top of her the entire time. here in the corner this woman, she has some hair at the start of the fight but at the end it went somewhere. >> imagine the incident report on this to the waffle house local manager. now the employees are going after each other? they have enough trouble with late night people starting fight, drunk people starting fights. now they have to worry about their employees. >> never understood the fight at the waffle house. the waffles are delicious. >> these women are particularly vicious with each other. she's got her on the floor, head on the ground, pulling her hair. [ bleep ].

>> and then, wardrobe malfunction. >> see the male employee is on the phone calling someone about what's going on. >> what i find kind of sad is that there are people walking up just watching this and you can see this young man here, clearly videotaping it but you're not hearing anybody say stop, stop, stop. >> when your life is on the line you really hope that someone jumps in to help and that's exactly what happened at this station in australia. pay attention to that man wearing that dress shirt and tie and black slacks. he seems to be disoriented and he starts to walk toward the railway tracks. he steps almost as if he doesn't realize that it drops down and, of course, he falls down on to the tracks. amazingly one of the women that was sitting there on that bench, is a nurse student. she saw this happening, immediately looks over to see if there was a train coming. she jumps down on to the tracks herself to provide aid to this man.

she's still keeping an eye to make sure there are no trains coming. this woman that just walked up is actually an employee of the station. she immediately got on her phone to call to make sure that trains were stopped and that nobody came. >> wow. >> this is quick thinking on everyone's part. >> that poor guy. he has no concept of what's going on. he seems to be out of it. he can't help himself at all. >> he's 56 years old and obviously in need of major help. she is able to get him to stand back up. she guides him back to the platform where there's another passenger there ready to help bring the man back up on to the platform. and she immediately jumps back on to the platform as well and because she is a nursing student is able to somehow help aid in figuring out what had just happened to him. >> do we know what happened to him? >> we don't know what the cause of his condition was, but he was taken to the hospital. lookt over this wall and people see a couple officials in the street

trying to contain this crowd. they are overrun. the guys wearing yellow are guards. this is a juvenile detention center that broke into a riot. one of the guys started unlocking cell doors. 40 juveniles managed to escape in this mess. then you just see smoke, guards inside the facility are trying to contain this riot using some kind of smoke grenade. that doesn't seem to work. look at the juveniles streaming across the roofs of the facility inside. >> your classic jailbreak. if you open the doors they aren't going to sit in their cells and wait for you to lock them back in. >> this is no the a well-guarded facility. >> this isn't the first time this has happened. there's been numerous incidents at this facility and others in colomb colombia. in all, 40 juveniles escaped. 33 were recaptured. one died from a gunshot. one suffered a broken leg from

jumping off the building. neighbors in the area suffered damage to their homes because the kids were using the homes to run across the roofs to make their escape. >> if they've had problems maybe they need to look into their security measures. >> they are looking into building other facilities and next year hoping to invest about 25 billion to enhance their juvenile detention facilities, building other buildings and revamping everything. >> put $25 billion into the schools and prevent children from having to end up in juvenile detention centers. a kayaker gets circle by a shark. >> he starts to get a little nervous. you can tell, a little kayak. >> yeah. >> see his daring getaway to not get eaten. a new way to ride and mail a card. >> how an ipad app is making i

the story of an unconventional and a bit controversial adoption. it's a story that we got from kptv. >> ashley. hi. >> little girl you're seeing there on your screen is 10-month-old ashley. she was adopted by the woman who gave birth to her. >> how does that work exactly? >> little ashley was once an embryo left over from in vitro fertilization. she was an embryo from an arizona couple who had undergone in vitro. a woman named samantha from washington who couldn't have biological children was thinking about adopting. she had adopted two children. she ended up on a website that informed her of this form of adoption. a doctor em planted that embryo in her uterus and she was able to carry the child to term. >> if you want to experience pregnancy it's a great option. >> it's controversial because there's a moral discussion of what should be done with embryos

used in in vitro because there are thousands of fertilized embryos left over from this medical process and discussion over what should be done with these embryos. >> i think this is a better option than just destroys them. this is the perfect way of giving that child life, albeit with a different family. >> this is nice because a huge part of motherhood is being able to carry your child. >> this is new technology leading to a new kind of family. >> i just held this tiny 5 1/2 pound beautiful peanut that i had grown somehow and it was surreal. >> pretty sure this guy wishes he was in a bigger boat. he's on a kayak off the coast of australia. see the camera dip under the water and who is lurking beneath the surface. >> a shark. >> he starts to get a little bit nervous because you can tell he's in a tiny kayak. >> these kayaks look like seals to the shark. like the body of a giant meal.

>> he waits about five minutes while the shark checks him out and he keeps sticking the camera under the water, and pretty much bonked the shark on the top of the head with this camera. that wasn't enough to scare the shark. the shark bumps his kayak and at that point he is like i'm gone. he cuts his anchor line, he ditches his bait and he even pops up a tiny sail on the front of this kayak. check this out. >> this is how you make an escape. >> if you don't have a motor you want a fast get away. >> he's waiting to make mihis attack. >> he gets out of there. >> pedalling. going back out there in a hurry. you feel so helplesss. >> you are kind of helpless if you don't have a harpoon. >> the guy is pretty well compoed even afer all that.t he >> unbelievable. one of my favorite things is getting cards in the mail but because of technology, people don't write to each other as

much anymore. fortunately technology is now facilitating that to come back with an ipad app called felt. basically what this app does is give you a series of templates. once you decide what card you like you handwrite a message to whoever you want to send this card to that you then can mail to anyone you want. once it's complete, felt, the company, within 24 hours, will print this card and envelope and put it in the mail for you, arriving to the recipient three to five days later. the app is free, but the cards themselves are $3.99. >> which is about the rice of a greeting card at the actual store and you're save money because you don't have to use gas to get there. >> i think they'll appreciate getting that card if you want to send them a note in the mail for fun. $4, i think that's a great idea. >> and do it on the spot. granted, if you have an ipad.

it's only available on an ipad at the moment. the service is currently only available in the u.s. they use u.s. postal service for their delivery which is kind of cool. >> this will help the post office stay in business because the post office says everybody is e-mailing, nobody males, this is our way of giving back to you. bring our stuff on time. >> the bear that will do anything to crack open a garbage can. >> if ursula can't get into this trash can, can i? >> next "right this minute." >> and still to come -- it's like sign language with rhythm. >> you're not just using your hands to communicate, you're using your body. >> how you can dance a message "right this minute." a slip and slide with a big old loop. >> these people will land on their head, no doubt. >> yeah. >> let's go. >> see if adding a little horsepower gives them the speed they need. >> oh! >> what did you think was going

it's friday. here's something for your weekend. >> we call it the "rtm" top ten videos of the week. great stuff to see at rightthisminute.com. >> click on the top ten videos button and enjoy the best of the best. we showed folks a little bit of this video earlier in the week. but now, everyone's about to get it in full force. >> i know how to treat a lady. >> i've watched hours of game

tape. >> this video is called "the extra mile" and that adorable little man you're seeing on your screen is 10-year-old cole. this is set to music. >> i can teach you how to walk, romancing, george clooney guy out there. >> i like to think i don't need any more training but i'm willing to listen. >> the top two things are maturity and [ inaudible ]. don't forget to do the little things like pulling out chairs and opening up doors. like don't just be [ inaudible ] be a nice guy. >> he starts handing out roses to all the lovely ladies. >> flowers, those go a long way. >> this was a class project for students at the university of missouri. chivalry is not dead. we have cole nolan via skype from columbia, missouri, along with the filmmakers, dan wood ward and clint cannon. welcome to the show. >> hi. >> all right. cole, first question, did you just grow up in your short ten years knowing how to treat a

lady? >> i learned it from my grandpa. he was a real good-loving man but i never got to meet him. i always hear my mom, my sister, my brother, my aunt, my uncles always tell me about him. i didn't come up with this. it was these two guys right here. >> dan and clint, how did you find cole? >> there was a child acting agency in columbia. we got cole, kind of dressed like michael jackson that day and he moonwalked across the coffee shop and we're like this is the kid. he was awesome. >> these ideas in the video, are they your ideas? >> we gve him some whatwe thught was chivalry. a lot of timesoting it was too to have on film and had to add it to the individual. >> like that justin bieber song, when you smile, i smile. did i just quote justin bieber? >> i didn't tell him to do the face palm or anything. he did it. >> are you chiv val rist with

the girls at school now. >> yes, indeed, i am. >> if a pencil drops on the floor i immediately rush to it. >> this was a class project. i imagine you got a pretty good grade. >> it was a competition and we won. we got an "a." >> yeah. >> what do you think made this go viral? >> probably the acting. >> and my cuteness. >> and his cuteness. >> do you have a girlfriend? >> well, technically i don't, but i might. >> play the field. >> are you planning on bringing the bow tie back, cole? >> yes. yes, i am. you probably didn't know this, but there are encrypted messages in certain dance moves or at least that's what super dave, he's an l.a. choreographer, did when he partnered up with puma and created the puma dance dictiona dictionary. >> music so tight. >> think of this as sign language on steroids. you're not just using your hands

to communicate you're using your body and dance moves to say different things from fly to barbecue to cactus. they teach you this one, beth, you will like it. >> hot dog! >> yes. >> i would like pizza. >> they use 25 of the top freestyles including charles and storybook pete. >> to create these different dance moves that will mean a word or a phrase. and the cool thing is, that you can go to the puma dance dictionary website and send a message in dance to someone via e-mail. they created this, it was a promotional way to celebrate the release of puma's latest fragrance. >> this is a good idea for a fragrance. usually fragrance commercials are weird and creepy. this one is pretty cool. you would need fragrance after acting your words because you

would be stinky and sweaty. >> i would be mute for the first time in my life because i can't dance. a guy uses google glass to show life from his eyes. >> it's pretty interesting. the guy wearing the glasses is juggling knives. >> that's right. see what it's like when the knives start enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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i love apples so i love this video that shows us how to eat an apple like a boss. ♪

>> they show us when we eat the apples there's too much left over. you eats the apple but leave like 30% behind, usually the core, the stem and the part at the bottom. well, they're going to show us how to eat it the right way. >> i didn't know i needed to be taught how to eat an apple. >> never know. might be missing some key nutrients. >> and don't want to leave 30% behind. start at the bottom and start eating. they show him eating the stem, the whole thing, start from the bottom and eat the whole way thing. >> she would have nothing but a little stem left after she was done. >> it's all plant material, right? what's the big deal. easier to get the seeds out that way once you get to the seeds probably easier to pick them out. >> spit them in a cup, go in the yard, plant them, grow an apple tree and a lifetime supply of apples. >> doesn't really work like that. >> what do you do if you want to have wet and wild fun but don't want to drive to a water park? you do this. >> how do you like it? >> oh!

>> you weren't kidding. >> i love it. going to be scary. >> this is called the biggest slip and slide loop. it does start on the roof of a house and it is with a giant 12-foot loop. that's a pretty big loop if you're just talking about the momentum of your body from the roof. >> these people will land on their heads no doubt. they will be landing on their heads. >> here it goes. >> what did you think was going to happen? >> attempt number one. he did fall. they have to figure out how to get this done. it's about momentum. >> have to hook them up to a truck or something. oh, my you there? >> oh. i love the mattress edition. >> attempt number two is close. notice a rope attached to something. they are attaching to. this is attempt number three. >> go.

>> oh, yeah. >> that initial yank that gets the momentum started because then it gets them going down a little faster. these guys believe they are a lot of fun so they have actually started a kickstarter project called the fully torqued rv tour and decided to spend one year in a rv traveling around the country and these guys are skateboarders, camera guys, adventurers, going to get everyone they meet involved in the fun and will post two episodes per month on youtube on the ride channel. google glass, the glasses to wear and have a point of view perspective, more and more of those devices are becoming available to the public. a couple guys at the offices, the place where you can sell your homemade crafts and goods. now we have a first person point of view inside the office. it's interesting the guy wearing the glasses is juggling knives.

>> oh. >> pretty awesome. >> and it's similar to what you would see with a go pro style camera but it's even more behind the eyes of a person and just gives you that odd look. >> i wonder if this will change how they shoot movies. so many times from the per speccive of the eyes. this is personal. >> this is the closest i believe any of us will get to juggling knives. now we get a sense of what that might feel like and it makes me want to do it even less. that's our show, everybody. we'll see you next time. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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only at safeway. ingredients for life. hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it's time for the best videos of the day "right this minute." gun battle in miami as a suspect suddenly appears -- >> ambushes the officer. >> how the just released video could have somebody locked up for a long time. amazing new images as that carbon chopper ditches in the sea. >> now we have video from the helicopter. >> see the gut check moment the test flight went down. >> an art studentdu