hey, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if you got a hankering for great videos, this is the show for you, "right this minute." put the knife down now. i will shoot you. >> a cop's lapel cam shows him cornering a suspect. >> then watch this. >> why he decided to end this standoff in a split second. good morning. single file. don't rush. >> you got to know one and now he's friends with -- >> the whole herd of deer. >> meet the guy they're all fawning over. >> it just kept progressing to

now i have 35. a customer insults a shoe clerk until finally -- >> she's had enough. >> what she did that sent him into a fit of rage! and if you love high-speed freak-outs. >> this one i just found. >> how i wound up all strapped in with nowhere to go. ahh! >> is this the best move to grab the driver when you're scared, like, he's got the wheel? i've got two dramatic pieces of video for you guys that show some of the tough decision making that police officers in different parts of the country have to make, the first one from idaho back in august. you're watching a body camera from an officer spencer mortonson following 35-year-old derek b. johnson inside this apartment that you're seeing in the video. johnson fled a crash where he wrecked into a pole with his truck and also has multiple dui convictions in his past. >> with a knife? >> yes. >> is he trying to right now? >> i'm worried more about -- >> okay. come out here. i guess the male's inside trying to cut himself with a knife.

>> he makes this woman sit down and then he heads inside the apartment and you don't see erik johnson for a while but there's no backdoor to this place so officer mortonson knows he's in there somewhere. >> eric. cor police department, i need you to talk to me. >> he repeats the same stuff over and over again trying to coax area rick johnson out from the back of the apartment. >> whatever you are considering doing, it's not worth it, man, it's just a crash. >> watch this eric does come out. >> put the knife down now. put it down. i'm serious. put the knife down. i need you out of this house right now. put the knife -- i will shoot you. put the knife down! put it down! put it down! put it down! >> this was a fatal shooting here in idaho from back in august. recently a county prosecutor confirmed that this conduct was within the parameters of idaho state laws.

officer mortonson won't be facing any displiciplinary acti. we'll go to another video. this is officer peter romero and he's after 64-year-old robert garcia sr. >> put the freaking gun down, put it down! >> it's shaky video but he has a pistol and circle around this car and following after officer romero. eventualological garcia raises his gun at the officer. >> put the gun down, sir. i got a man down, steve. >> just one shot takes down garcia. >> get your hand away! >> i got it. >> you also hear the sound of the officer kicking the gun away. turned out it was a pellet gun that he had, but get this, this was not a fatal shoong.

garcia lived and in his wallet he had that id, thank you, officer. >> suicide by cop. >> he was attempting a suicide by cop, exactly. he told investigators he brought this specific pellet gun because it looked like a real firearm and now because he lived he's charged with assault with a deadly weapon and he apologized to the detectives and the people involved because of this. >> i shot him once. >> okay. >> i think it's a frigging pellet gun. animals love this. this is in the backyard. we got this video from juking. >> who's hungry? >> uf think he's calling his dog, no. >> don't take all day. >> what is coming? noah's ark. >> this is a whole herd of deer. >> hi, wompy. >> he has names for these things. >> this guy is dr. doolittle.

>> what? >> these are bigtime trophy bucks, too. >> look how many. >> more than a dozen. >> he says these deer regularly come to eat. that's not his only visitor. this is the fox he's named ben. >> he gave him a hot dog? >> yes. he said ben his buddy the fox comes for his hot dog every day. >> i love it. he's getting a hot dog. >> look what else showed up, the momma and two cubs. notice how he's inside for this one because it's a momma and two cubs. >> it's a whole preserve. >> matthew chegwigged captured this at colorado. what happens when the animals would come to eat? >> one week into it the doe i called scar face walked up to the car and a week later she brought her fawns back and the fawns actually saw me being nice to their mom and the fawns warmed up to me and maybe a week after they brought back five

other ones so then it just kept progressing to now i have 35. >> 35! >> 35? that's unbelievable. how did you figure out that the fox likes the hot dog? >> for some reason the fox anytime i have meat scraps i throw them outside and it just so happened one day i dropped a hot dog off the grill and he was standing right there by the door and came over and scarred edsc. >> if you are not there do you think they can take care of themselves? >> they do just fine. the fox and jumps and dives into the snow and he catches mice all over the place. it's the funniest thing to see and as far as the deer go, they're always out digging around and nosing around for hay and different grasses, so they're pretty good. >> do you consider yourself a dr. doolittle, like, you can communicate with these animals? >> i don't know. i guess i have a magical whistle because they come to that all the time. hang on tight, guys, because

this video is a white-knuckler. do you feel the beads of sweat forming on your foreheads as you watch this video? >> you can't see anything. >> exactly! this guy who is a photographer for the "winnipeg free press" in canada decided to get a first-person perspective of driving through yesterday's snowstorm. look at this. a complete whiteout. >> oh, geez. >> i don't know how you even tell where the road is. listen to his commentary. >> no place to stop at this point. trying to stop, somebody will probably run right into me. >> it looks like he's driving on a cloud. >> or in it. >> now i'm scared. >> the reporters were calling it zero visibility and i guess you can see, yes, they were dead on with that assessment. he can't figure out if he's actually still moving.

good morning. i'm cory campbell. we have breaking news. governor jerry brown is in san francisco, expected to declare a doubt emergency. let's listen in. >> during the drought declaration, i called for conservation by all citizens, by those in rural areas and those in our cities. everyone should try to do at least 20% conservation of their water use. this takes a coming together of all the people in california. the deal with this serious and prolonged event of nature. this is not a government program that, in and of itself, can totally compensate for the lack of rain. hopefully, it will rain eventually. but, in the meantime, we have to do our part, make it easier to transfer water from one part

of the state to the other. so farmers, particularly those with crops, can keep them alive. this is fog to take a lot of collaboration and a lot of support on the part of everybody. i'll be glad to have all the parts of the state government, water, fire, emergency services, ago cull thank you, state water board. this take everybody pitching in. i would say we ought to be ready for a long continued persistent effort to collaborate, to restrain our water use and to make maximum advantage of the water that we do have. i'll be glad to take any questions.

you might notice this says a lot. that makes it tough. because the chart shows you have is now. that was a year ago, a lot more snow. so there it is, yes. >> governor, how do you plan to enforce these restricts? there were problems with that in '91 with a lot of pool owners, counties, cities, farm years this is a voluntary conservation. at this point, we feel it is best to recognize the diversity of california from the mexican botheredder to the oregon border. there is lots of water districts, lots of farmers, lots of consumers, lots of

lawns. and each one, wherever they are, knows best how it reduce their water use. as we go down the road, january, february, march, we will keep our eye on the ball and intensify even to the point of mandatory conservation. we're in the going do that quite yet. >> governor, how does your declaration make it easier to transfer water from one part of the state to the other. i'll ask our state water board. we have water rights and permits and restrictions on how the flow of water gets allocated. what we want to to is make it easier for someone who has water to able to sell it to somebody who needs it more. that is the essence. >> can i respond quickly.

i'm mark kellan. the governor signed an executive order last year which directed the state agencies to he can pedestrianite the water transfer approval process. we've been working on that, streamlining the regulatory practices so we can get proposed voluntary transfers through the approval process as efficiently as possible. this proclamation, one. its actions will be to ask the state water board to approve consolidated place between the state water project and the federal central valley project that. will ease water transfers between water users in those systems. >> there it is. governor, about the 20% target for reduction, there are some water agencies such as the demeanor of water and power in los angeles who claim they have reduced 20% since the drought period that ended in 2009. are you asking for another 20%

on top of that? >> we're asking for 20% statewide roll tarry. we want people to do as much as they can. it is true that some, because they've taken measures, whether conservation or storable or other facilities they've cop instructed are in a much better position than others. but this is somewhat of a zero sum game. the more watt we are use, the less water we have. the more water we save, the more water we have. even though los angeles is better off, we would ask them to do their part and as the weeks go by, we'll recalibrate and certainly we are holding out the possibility of mandatory conservation. >> once again, governor jerry brown has declared a drought emergency for the state of california. he is calling for everyone to conserve at least 20% but he emphasized this voluntary. he says the government program cannot compensate for a lack of rain so it will take a lot of collaboration and support and

we ought to be ready for a long consistent effort to maximize the usage of the water we do have. the long-ring forecast for the state is dry not next three months. -- the long-range forecast for the state is dry for the next three months. a formal declaration is considered important as a public relations tool, increase ago awareness ever residents and perhaps federal officials who could accelerate some relief efforts. we'll con to follow this press conference and have more details on our web site ktvu.com as well as ktvu news. we resume our regular programming in progress. they sent out this big team for an animal rescue, they say oftentimes the humans go out to rescue the animal and they could fall through and they want to make sure they keep animals and humans safe, but at the end of the rescue the owner is on site

to see her pooch happy and healthy if not a little bit cold. but once he was warmed up, everything was great. you know, you got to give it to this dad for trying. that's dad and he's standing by a frozen pool, and you know mayhem is about to happen. >> oh, no! >> gosh. >> oh, no, no, no, no. >> no, no, no, no, no is right. watch it again and hear the sound. >> jumping into the pool. >> oh. >> oh, the poor boy has no idea that dad just gave himself a concussion. >> yeah, the kid is too busy laughing. >> knock himself out. no, dad's okay. >> look what dad's head did. he cracked the ice right there. >> oh, my goodness. that ice is thick enough to hold them up. and he cracked his head with that. that's dangerous! >> yeah.

>> i like he took his wallet and keys out. >> i bet he felt that for days. >> i have a feeling that guy's got a concussion for sure. maybe they should take some of the ice out of the pool and put it on the back of his head. dressed like a construction worker but he's -- >> not a construction worker at all. this is a base jumper. >> he's breaking the rules to jump next "right this minute." and still to come -- ax is getting deem with the new ad. >> instead of firing and causing chaos, love happens. >> the surprising twist in the super bowl spot. >> pretty grandiose. when it comes to slip 'n slide. >> this is about as intense as they can find. >> see the smooth way they go down. [son] she has no idea.

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can see when he gets up he's, like, knocking off the kowb webs. they say there's bumps and bruises and you see the girl in the middle going down with the two guys. >> they are flying. >> they are flying. and watch this, look at her face, you can tell something is really wrong. apparently that girl suffered they think a fractured hip. she did have to go away in the ambulance but all in all no one else is hurt. >> maybe this summer's construction they may want to consider a larger catch pool or a few more mattresses. think of an ax deodorant commercial you think hot dude with girls and he smells good. he's a different take on that commercial. you see that the different armies are getting ready for attack. one of the leaders is about to push the button. a big tank pointing its barrel at this woman here.

you see the soldier jump out of a helicopter and go straight to the woman, but this is where everything changes. instead of firing and causing chaos and murder, death, love happens. and when that other leader pushes the red button, it's not a bomb that goes off, it's fireworks. >> make love, not war. >> i know it's not supposed to be funny but it's funny because it's incredibly corny. >> pretty grandiose. >> you wish the world worked that way. >> they are getting smart because they are trying to appeal to you. >> they are making a serious commercial and getting dates. their market is 14-year-old boys

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well, apparently it's not just raccoons these days getting themselves in precarious situations it's now the skunk joining in on the fun. >> we had a skunk that came in yesterday from an area restaurant had gotten into their restaurant grease. >> he was taken into the wildlife center for a little bath. they took him in. >> taking him to the gallows. >> it is a bathing cap for his face so that he doesn't freak out when they put him in the water because they do have to clean the oil off its fur. >> the fur groomers. they do bathe continuously and

we don't let him ingesting all the oily grease but also with oiled fur they cannot thermoregulate properly and they can get hypothermic. >> he's so cute. >> he is cute. when he's wet he's even cuter. >> i think he kind of likes it because he's not agitated and trying to bite anybody. he's getting, like, a spa treatment. >> skunks don't get that very often. >> no, they don't. some of our favorite videos to show on the show are people freaking out on roller coasters, on rides. this is one i just found. >> ah! ah! ah! >> is this the best move to grab the driver when you're scared? like, he's got the wheel. i don't know if you should grab at him.

>> i couldn't focus on what i was doing. it's a ford shelby, it has 662 horsepower and it takes off with such force. >> you know -- you know she's just hanging on for dear life. >> we went out to the barrett jackson auto auction. one of the biggest events in the country if you're a car fan, you're out there wanting to buy vehicles. after we both rode in the mustang -- chevy took us out in the brand-new stingray, i sounded like i was having an orgasm, it was pretty embarrassing. oh, yes, oh, my gosh wow! wow! beautiful. that was beautiful. it was beautiful. >> the drivers know, they're, like, they are so bored. so bored. >> i know. >> ahh! >> but they were so helpful from the ford team to the chevy team,

very helpful with us. we even got to see a bugatti. it's one of the fastest cars. this one owned by simon cowell. >> wow. fancy. >> that's going up for auction. tons of fun out there. let's watch troutman freak out a little bit more. >> ahh! ahh! ahh! >> that was awesome! ♪ that's it for "rtm" we'll see you next time. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats

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hey, everybody, i'm beth troutman, it's time for great videos and the stories behind them "right this minute." we just got nominated. >> a new internet craze has people doing something really dangerous while chugging a beer. >> they call it let's nominate. >> see how this little stunt has the pilot under investigation. it's a terrifying scene inside a mini mart. >> a robber waving a gun at the clerk. >> what happens when police arrive and discover this is one rookie job. >> do you