hello, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if you want great videos from the web, this is the show for you, "right this minute." a woman is arrested and thrown in a restraint chair as a cop hacks off a weave -- >> that is connected to her scalp. >> what happened to one officer when one reporter got ahold of the video. it's a strange sight for some folks in pennsylvania. >> they woke up in the morning and they were, like, what the heck? >> see what it takes to make a snow roller. the pilot carefully lands a

chopper on snow. >> it's on what they call skids. >> why skids is a good word for this. plus, ipad minis are great for a million things. now get the buzzword for your shot to win one. and what could make a 6-year-old little brother -- >> react like this. >> what's wrong? >> now meet the big brother behind the great prank. i have some video exclusively obtained by our friends at yxyz in detroit that shows an opener is cut on camera you could say. this video shows a woman shortly after she was brought into the warren police station in michigan. according to reports she was arrested for trashing a local motel room. watch what happens. something a little bizarre, something you don't see caught on camera inside a police station. >> it's, like, a haircut,

impromptu haircut. >> that's exactly right. you see her put in what looks like a restraint chair and you see an officer begin cutting her hair. this officer is actually cutting her weave, a weave that is woven into a braid that is connected to her scalp. now, that officer is bernadette nager. >> why does she need to cut her hair off? >> that's an slept question and it hasn't been answere it'sro to take out extensions with the metal clips in them because they could use those as a weapon but in those case we're not talking about extensions with clips, we're talking about something that's actually woven into this woman's scalp. when the police commissioner saw this surveillance footage, she was suspended and she's since been fired. >> there's a real simple thing called right and wrong and to me this is something i won't tolerate. >> wxyz tried to talk to her but she refused to get an interview.

>> i will call the police. dial 911 right now. >> since this video came to light and since the officer was fired, all charges against the woman have actually been dropped. as you can imagine, she was very upset with this officer's bea r behavior. >> she's a very horrible person. looks like we've got an air ambulance responding to a ski resort in germany. it was gently descending down and as soon as you get lowered to the snow you see the snow kick up in and caused a little bit of a snowstorm. everybody else in the area keeping their distance from this helicopter. it's a euro copter and it gingerly touches down. now, keep in mind this is a ski slope. it's covered in slippery snow. so, he initially sets down and it looks like the pilot wasn't quite satisfied with the way the helicopter was sitting so he turns the helicopter around just a little bit, all right? >> oh, no. >> at that point the helicopter

is resting on the ground and he begins to shut down the engine. >> you think you do, yeah. >> think about what it's sitting on. >> it's on its own skis. >> yeah, on what they call skis. >> oh, no. >> here it goes. >> oh, boy. >> the helicopter begins to slide down on its skids and crashes into that snowmobile back there. looks like maybe there was even a bit of a fence. people run out of the way. the blade's still spinning, too. >> yep. >> and those blades are damaged. thankfully something was able to stop that. nobody injured in this incident either. >> wow. >> crazy accident. >> hey! >> as we know, it is bitter cold in many parts of the country right now. that has led to some wacky weather phenomenon.

these photos were actually sent to me by friends of my dad pam and bill wolbert in north clarion, pennsylvania. check out their fields. they say there are thousands of these on their property alone. these are known as snow rollers. and these are happening all over the country right now, nebraska, kansas, ohio, michigan, here in pennsylvania. they almost look like snow tumbleweeds, right? or snow hay bales or snow doughnuts. >> doughnuts! >> these aren't manmade but are happening by themselves oftentimes overnight. these friends of my dad woke up in the morning and what the heck and they woke up to find a scene that looked a lot like this, in these videos. how does it happen? is it a piece of debris that gets picked up and blown? >> the national weather service basically says that there needs to be a ground layer of ice,

crusty snow. then it's got to be around 30 degrees. then there's got to be new snow that falls that doesn't stick that first frozen layer. about an inch or so. then there's got to be gusts of wind that can come along and pick up that powdery snow and sort of pick up little pieces of it and almost create these doughnut-type-looking things, almost like how you create a snow man. look right here that's, like, a perfect circle with a hole in the middle. >> yeah. it looked like a giant dropped the marshmallow about to roast. >> like, winter crop circles, like, what created it? the >> exactly. that shot is crazy when you see two of them. apparently it does happen. it's rare. it, of course, happened in the past but not a very common thing. it's almost time for us to give away an ipad mini. >> that's right, in just a little bit we'll be giving you the friday buzzword and tell you how to enter and win. >> you must be 18 years years or older and a u.s. resident to

enter. >> it's the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway coming up. oh, what a lovely scene we see before us. there's a moose walking around. but, wait, this moose isn't exactly welcome where it is. it's at a bottom of a ski slope in quebec and i have to say not exactly a welcome sight for some of these skiers. maybe it forgot its skis or saying, do you know what, you've been here for years, this is our country and we want it back. and this guy says i'll chase you off and ain't having none of it. >> where it supposed to go? it doesn't look like it wants to go up the slope. >> how did it get there? >> it may have gotten into this fence. don't know how it got in but that's probably where it wandered in and it looks like it will wander out. do you know what, no, i'm not leaving. meanwhile in the united states this is just a day in the life in one neighborhood in colorado. there's a herd of deer that just wanders around and scott lawson got some video of them and it's pretty interesting. the guy got close and you want

to touch the nose and the thing gets skittish. come on back, guys, if you want to touch me, i'll let you. we can get nose to nose. >> almost like they are -- almost like they are looking and checking out the neighborhood. >> wide streets. >> this is where you get to see a little of the running behavior where this buck denied by not one but two females. in this last video the woman is getting out of her car. the thrill has worn off for her. she's got two rolls of wrapping paper and she comes out and the car beats it to get this thing to go away. all right, i'm moving. a reporter's quick reflexes make for a viral hit. literally. >> he's looking right at camera with the knee up kneeing this kid. >> now, find out why the video bomber says getting it in the gut was good enough to do again. and it's a game of charades that you can play -- >> online through an app with anyone around the world. >> action. >> see how easy it is to make a scene.

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the weather channel's jim cantore trying to do a live shot which is tough for people on tv because you never know what idiot is going to do something out there. he's in this winter weather in charleston, south carolina, when college of charleston student colin wants to get his 15 minutes of fame doing this. >> a little bit later on tonight. >> jim handles that better than anybody could have. i mean, such veteran move, right? just ninja style. >> exactly. they slowed it down which makes jim look even more like a bad ass because look at that move. he's looking right at camera with the knee up kneeing this kid. colin in what looks like the junk. colin said he got him in the leg. but the original video has 2 million views. a new station wcsc actually interviewed colin. to make this work colin met jim cantore right before this, got a picture with the guy and then he saw him go on tv and decided to ruin the guy's live shot which

is awful but the new video i have to show you is this one. >> jim cantore what you know about this. >> the kid shot himself about to do what he was going to do, you got to be kidding me. >> okay. so he tried to ruin his live shot but in reality he gave him a viral video and now everybody thinks jim is kind of a bad ass. >> and the reporter asked him would you do it again? >> yeah. i would 100% do it again. >> 15 minutes of fame. everybody thinks it's funny. i don't think it's funny, because here's the deal, people of the world, we are out in the field and you have a live shot, it's my job, it's your job, your job to be doing that. just because there's a camera rolls doesn't give everybody a pass to act like an idiot. up until now a game of charades pretty fun. you're limited to playing that game if you're all together at the same party. what if you could do it online through an app with anyone around the world. >> you want to learn how to play, here's what you got to do. >> the app is called i'm acting

here. and the way it works after you download it -- >> when you first start you won't have anybody here, it's not because you don't have friends it's because you just started and you can hit new game and invite people via facebook or e-mail. >> you can connect the app to your friends on facebook and you can play friends or random strangers. and i'll hit the start/recording button here and i'll perform my action to the camera. oh, this is a good book. oh, i'm enjoying this book a lot. oh, boy. >> it's not live it's a recorded video that you then send your friends and then they have to guess what it is. >> this is a lot like the draw something a.m. you drew something to your friends and send it to them. >> i'm waiting for them to respond to a video. hmm. it's an action of the video he sent me. going to play in a loop. >> does give you jumbled letters from which you then pick the word. >> dying, that's the answer. dying. and then it turns green and then i win. >> and if you actually guess, you get points and everybody lives happily ever after. >> it will be weird when you see people, like, on their phones going, like, this and acting out

a scene. >> like this? >> but there's a random person. >> she's walking. >> it's walking. >> yeah. type in walking. >> that's the easiest clue of all time. walking? >> congratulations! >> oh, so i have to act this out. >> yeah, you have to act it out. >> owl. >> hoo, hoo, hoo! all right. >> see, it's so much more fun when you can do it live. >> they should rename this lonely charades. >> this is really lonely. two pranksters team up to pull a fast one through craigslist but the joke's on them. watch what the guy in the back seat does, next "right this minute." and still to come -- >> try to watch without flinching. >> a dancer takes a step at a daring dance routine. >> oh, she didn't even look. >> see why practice better make perfect for this performance. plus, it's a new day so we've got an ipad mini to give away. stick around for the friday

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even more about this entire video, this little 4-year-old has cerebral palsy and is still fearless up on that mountain, going down with speed, with force, with confidence. and dad helps him all the way through it. >> did a great job. didn't fall one time. >> oh! hi, my name is kiley, i'm 26 years old. i've been dancing for about ten years now. >> this is footage from the official video of killing, the latest song by we are shining featuring aliza. we found this on the we are shining youtube channel, the dancer has been dancing for a very long time. but she's about to do, try to watch, without flinching. you hear the song in the background. very cool. nice beat. she's getting into it. >> oh, she didn't even look. >> did you see what just happened? >> is that a knife? >> that is a knife. just as she moves her head out

of the way. >> this is part of the act. this isn't somebody trying to take out her competition, right? >> no, this is part of the act, yeah. there's the knife thrower, john taylor. boom. taking aim. boom, the knife pulls in. >> it makes sense that a dancer would do this. you choreograph a number and the knife thrower could get in on it and everybody memorizes exactly what's happening. >> the make sense part, though, because this is crazy! >> yeah, i know the number, but i hope the knife thrower knows it. what if he has one of your moves crisscrossed and all of a sudden you got the knife in her head. >> she spun on one of them. did you see that? >> thatt imakes you know they a not fake walls and sort of into the wall. >> it's almost like she's oblivious this is happening around her. she's just dancing and not really even noticing them. >> it's pretty crazy. >> oh, boy. >> did you notice that last one

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this is moss. this is mouse, it's a robot construction kit. >> a robotic construction system. >> what it is, is a group of cubes that are programmed to do different things and they all have these little magnetic balls on the corners so you can connect them and turn them into different things. >> a knob which allows you to dial in for size control. you have a microphone which is connected to things like a snap. we have a proximity center which measures distance. >> there's your rc cards. all you need is your cell phone and free apps and you can control this thing once you put it together. >> it's like a high tech erector set. >> you are going to engineering school without having to go to engineering school. >> what about the evil geniuses out there who can get their hands on this and destroy your city?

what in the world could possibly make a 6-year-old boy react like this? >> what's wrong? >> hadn't seen mom maybe in a while? >> would you ever believe that it's this? >> what is that? >> that's a stuffed gremlin. that's gizmo. that's a friendly gremlin. >> it's a nice one. >> he's afraid of it? >> deathly afraid of it. let's rewind this video a bit. >> my 6-year-old brother riley is absolutely terrified of gr gremlins in particular gizmo, i'm going to pick him and my mom up at the airport and what i've done in this back seat over here underneath that blanket i've hidden a ferbie-like looking figure of the gremlin gizmo. >> this is jeremy's way of getting this reaction on camera. >> would you remove this backpack for me? >> okay. >> what else do you have back

there? oh, no. hold on. >> oh, my god, it's instant. >> has he seen the movie, is that why he's afraid or what? >> let's find out. we've got the guy responsible responsible for the prank, jeremy hastings from aurora, colorado, why is he so afraid of the gremlin? did he see the movie? >> he saw the movie and it scarred him for life. >> gizmo, gizmo is the sweet one. >> right. but the thing is actually kind of creepy looking. when you turn it on over here. >> oh. >> i don't like that either. >> that sound instills fear in him. >> so do you feel bad at all that he was having such a good day and suddenly you freaked him out? >> no. >> typical big brother. >> i'm trying to help him overcome his irrational fear of gremlins. >> did you have an irrational

fear like this when you were 6? >> no. >> talk to mom. >> i can grab her if you want. >> sure, go grab her. >> all right. >> mom! >> we want to know if jeremy had any irrational fears like this when he was riley's age. >> he was afraid of the guys from "scream." >> legitimate fear. >> pulled a couple tricks on him when he was little, passed down for sure. >> are you helping riley plot revenge? >> absolutely. i'll be sure and tape it. >> make sure you give him lots of hugs and kisses to balance out the fear you instill in him. >> yes, jeremy. that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time, everybody.

hello, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if you want great videos from the web, this is the show for you, "right this minute." panic as a boat starts taking on water -- >> and going down fast. >> how a scene that sounded so scary wound up with a miracle ending. an officer lifts a suspect out of a squad car after -- >> she refused to walk. >> why dragging her inside didn't go over big with the boss.