hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, it's time for the best videos from the web and the stories behind them "right this minute." a dude on a zip line -- >> kind of turns it around backwards. >> the freak accident that has spectators freaked out. [ bleep ]. hard to believe that stuck in that tight space is -- >> a bull. >> what? >> a bull. that weighs 330 pounds. >> see the rescue that will have you saying, no way. a customer decides to browse a little longer. >> and that probably saved her

life. >> how an accident almost had her checking out. and the electric drip stripe comes to "rtm." see all the thrills and near spills. what could possibly go wrong? >> i think we're going to lose troutman. there might be a job opening at "right this minute." oh. >> ahh! i think many of us would wisely consider zip lining to be one of the safer extreme sports, right? >> no. >> look at this poor guy. >> oh, what? >> oh, shoot. >> oh, wait, he was going backwards? >> he was, he kind of turned it around backwards and coming down this zip line at some speed. no brakes. he goes full force into that fence and pylon area. >> oh. >> the platform area. >> oh. >> that's a serious impact. this happened about a year ago. the woman not posting this video until now because she wasn't sure if he was going to be okay.

broke his back in two spots. broke both legs. shattered his face but she says that he is back walking and talking and okay. >> there was no way to stop himself. he couldn't -- he couldn't have done it. >> pretty freak accident but pretty serious one. >> don't they have or shouldn't they have an emergency backup brake that you could maybe manually handle if you know your brakes are failing you could reach up and pull a handle -- >> the zip lines i've been on have redundancredundancies, i'm if this park had it or not. >> this is what i picture every time i see a zip line, i picture that happening and i'm not doing it. two videos with a bunch of just terrible decisions. look at this vehicle pulling out of that parking spot right there, almost immediately you barely can tell it's hit a car that's driving right behind it. the driver of that car 84-year-old margaret underwood pulls back into the spot while her husband got out of the car to go talk to that other driver. margaret puts the car in drive

and accidentally -- >> oh, margaret. >> -- drives right through thor to doors. >> made a bad situation worse. >> that's a bad day for poor margaret. >> but nobody was walking in the door. nobody was walking out the door. >> nobody was walking out the door but there was an 80-year-old woman adrienne watkins walking to the registers. she decides to back up because there's something that caught her eye that she wanted to pick up and that probably saved her life. >> oh! >> oh, wow. >> my gosh. she was right there. >> she only suffered minor injuries and bruising. >> i would just love to know what it was that made her stop. >> margaret was charged with improper backing and careless driving. now, this other one is incredibly difficult to watch. check out this group of boys in detroit. they're about to cross the street. look at this boy here. >> oh. >> at the very last minute decides to run across the street. but almost immediately is struck by a truck. the driver of that truck gets out of the vehicle to try to

help the 11-year-old boy that he just hit. watch the crowd that starts to form in the area. they're there to beat the driver of that vehicle. >> because that's going to help. >> it wasn't his fault at all. you drive past mlionfek every day. if someone jumps out in front of your car while you're moving, i mean, that can't be your fault. >> apparently they beat him so much that they sent him straight to the hospital to the point where he's currently fighting for his life. the 11-year-old boy fortunately will be okay. he was taken to the hospital. had some x-rays but is going to be okay. >> you know, the guy stopped, too, he stopped to check on the kid like you're supposed to. he was doing the right thing. it wasn't his fault. that's terrible. another rescue from a tight spot caught on camera in china. this time you actually might not believe what's stuck in that tiny little space between two buildings. >> what is that? >> what is that? >> is that a human? >> that my friends is a bull. >> what? >> a bull that weighs 330 pounds.

firefighters did show up to rescue this bull. the only way they could get it out was to tie some ropes to this bull's back legs. this wall looks like it's giving birth to a bull. >> yeah. >> of all places for this beast to go it chooses that. >> yes. >> so was it, like, charging at something and then got stuffed into the little crack? >> that's an excellent question. according to the owner of this bull, the bull escaped and was making a run for it and as it ran chose that as its exit point. >> look at its tail, i like it in here, what are you doing? >> once the bull is out walking out amongst the people you can only imagine how tight that squeeze was for this thing. >> maybe he was playing a real-good game of hide-and-go-seek. that's a really good hiding spot for a bull. >> he won. if that's the case, he won. car enthusiasts shield your eyes because this is probably your worst nightmare. take a look at what you're

seeing here. you surely can't recognize this. from bowling green, kentucky, back on february 12th a giant sinkhole 40 feet deep swallowed up eight corvettes at the national corvette museum. >> aren't just everyday corvettes. >> mo, no, no, no, these are no. what you are seeing is the white 1.5 millionth corvette to be produced. this is the seventh car that they've recovered from this disaster. let me just read off the other damage here for you, nick. this will hurt to hear. a 1993 z-1 spider, a blue devil, a 1962 black corvette, a 1984 ppg pace car, a 1992 white 1 millionth core vet. the 1993 ruby red 40th anniversary corvette and a 2001 mamet hammer z-06 corvette. the eighth one is still down there somewhere. some of them are worse off than others.

when you see this one they get it out with a crane. that's a good shot right there. >> it's nothing more than a crushed can at this point. >> smashed deems and dashed hopes. >> look at it here. >> oh. >> it's funny because the rim and the tire looks completely intact. a member of the museum display committee did say although this particular model in rough condition, some of the major components are still there and it's a good quote-unquote base to work with because they are going to try to restore some of these things. the eight crushed cars are now known as the great eight and they are on display at the national corvette museum until late august so people can come and see the smashed-up cars. >> it's actually kind of cool. >> of all the places for the earth to open up. it's a special moment for this because -- >> it's the first time she's ever heard a song. >> the story behind her tears of joy. and a radio broadcast gets turned upside down when -- >> one of the main characters has a complete meltdown live on

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song called "i will wait." this is the first time she's ever heard a song. ♪ she got an upgrade to her 9-year-old cochlear implant. >> oh, wow. >> her father shawn says that she could only hear very loud sounds like a fire truck. now she's hearing dad's voice and she's hearing this music. >> geez. >> i have a feeling she's going to be a big mumford & sons fan from now on. >> of course, this will stick out in her mind forever, she'll have this same emotional response every time she hears the song because she'll connect it with that moment she first heard music. can you imagine what that must feel like? ♪ >> yeah. i'm glad it's this song and not the song that's out now, gangnam. >> he said it's like going from a flip phone to an iphone to give people an idea of the technology that has changed in

the nine years since she's had it. she can hear everything go on around her. >> i love seeing the device, too, just that interaction of biology and technology. >> she's probably listening to nonstop music. >> oh, yeah. >> probably bought every album on itunes just listening to them all. well, these days a lot of radio shows have cameras all over the building and they stream live on the internet. that's the case with this radio show in australia. very popular show. this camera trained on the bosses, that's their office. they've got cameras in the hallway and the sales room and everything like that. cameras all over the place. but they had a pretty exciting broadcast a few days ago where fitzy has a complete meltdown live on the air. >> i've been having some real problems with work. >> what's happened? >> i want to do this live on air. i had enough. >> had enough of what? >> i'm not spending enough time with my family. work has just been draining and it's been too much and i'm working in a place now where --

>> where are you going? >> i'm serious. >> he starts to unload his storytelling his co-host i'm done. >> i'm serious, i'm [ bleep ]'ing over had. >> he drops the f-bomb and they are trying to tell the engineer cut him get off the air. >> tell me don't -- i'm [ bleep ]'ing serious. >> it sounds like he's yelling at his co-host. >> he does get physical with his co-host. >> and do you know what am i ever going to see your face again. no way. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> oh! >> april fool's. >> that's awesome. it was all a prank while the show was in break they piped this whole act that was recorded into the entire building. >> that's how they dropped the f-bomb and not get in trouble because everyone around australia was hearing commercials while the bosses thought they were on the air.

>> that's also why their mouths aren't matching up, because i'm thinking the audio is not matching up with what they are saying. >> and they said the hardest part of that was that to lip-synch what they recorded to make it believable to the guys outside. >> this really is an epic prank. >> april fool's! you guys are going to have to help me determine whether these are really cool and brilliant or just straight-up crazy. in this first video dad was asked by mom, hey, honey, will you peel some potatoes? he's, like, uh-huh. >> this is brilliant. >> i love it. >> brilliant. >> how much longer would it take him to go like? >> a power tool and a potato peeler. he probably did all of them in -- >> 30 seconds. >> using a drill putting the potato on it, turning it on and just attaching the peeler right onto the potato and it totally works. >> just make sure you got a

clean drill bit, you know, which you can clean off very easily. >> sterilize it. >> sure. boom, i love that. >> and this one i guess the winter just got to this guy in north dakota because he is just fed up and on this very cold wintry day decided i'm going to go out and mow my lawn. >> in shorts. >> you're not mowing anything. you're just pushing around the snow. you are just making tracks in your yard. >> apparently he's really upset because the day before they had 50-degree weather and he had a nice green lawn and suddenly, boom, snowfall and now this. >> i think it's, like, one of those make-believe things, you know, where you just miss summer so much, you miss having to mow the lawn. you miss wearing the shorts that you just pretend. hot air balloon comes down and hits hard. >> oh. >> so it hits the ground once and now, okay, well, a little rough landing. >> why that's just the beginning of the landing that takes a spill. and what if changing something in life was as easy

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>> hope you enjoyed your ride. now crawl out into the mud. >> no big deal, you know, a little extra adventure. from hot air balloons now to paramotorers. craig and hollen up in the air over utah. gorgeous day, water, mountains, it's great. colin said he learned a few things from this. he learned that he needed to be a little bit more attentive when flying with friends. >> oh. >> oh! >> look out. >> close call. colin said he wasn't paying attention and he came up on craig's left, craig was really, really close. they almost got tangled and how bad would that have been if their ropes got tangled up, they could have gone down. >> could have been deadly. >> yeah, for sure. >> safe landing, but a close call up there. sometimes i close my eyes and imagine what life would be like if it were a video clip i

could edit in final cut pro. >> what if you had the ability to edit your life as you were living it? >> it's most definitely the control that is alluring to me. that's nice. and the transparency. i like the transparency, too. i feel muted and quiet today. desaturate. >> this is ashley mardel and she's using final cut pro to edit this video giving us some very cute editing touches. >> but if life were a video, just throw in one of these and, bam. i can fast-forward. >> i love this girl. very creative. just i love her delivery. she's great. >> also if i start to feel like i'm sounding or thinking in a negative or jaffed ded way, lik right now, all i have to do is -- change the background music. problem solved! >> i like the background music thing a lot. >> what if you were trying to pick up a lady at the bar and you put on sexy jams. let's try it. let's try it.

>> oh, yeah. that's pretty good. >> yeah. well, i hope it's not sexy jam. >> all right, hold on. hold on. >> that's better. that's just, like, it's nice, like, hey we're hanging out. >> just chatting. >> telling us about something. >> life is a video clip popped into adobe premier is polished and easy and if edited well, always interesting. it's an amazing feeling to live in the moment rather than constantly worrying about fixing things in post. it's a drip strike unlike any other. >> an electric drift trike. this thing is awesome. >> hear all about the trike that we put to the test.

this video has been out there for a while but i can see why it's starting to trend.

this walrus lives in a sea animal center and theater in crimea, they brought in this man who plays a native american flute and as you can see here, a big fan. >> it was kind of haunting music. i'm not surprised it works on sampson, it probably works on all kind of animals and humans. >> he rises up on the two little flippers and i got to get closer to this guy. >> he wants out to get beside this guy and really enjoy this. >> they are buds now. >> the only thing missing is a double rainbow and it's a full thing for this walrus. >> double rainbow all the way across the sky. >> i love how the whiskers are, like, rubbing across his shoulder. >> kissing him. >> thank you, man, keep playing this other stuff and it's this kind of music i like. >> i would tip you, sir, for this music but i'm a walrus. >> i can just kiss you sort of through the bars. one of the fastest growing fun sports out there is the drift trike. we've seen the guys rolling down

the hill. the problem with the drift trike is you need a hill. until now. the folks over at local motors have created an electric drift trike. they started a kick-starter campaign. this thing is awesome. it's got a bmx front fork, heavy duty front wheel. >> it looks like a hoot. >> look at this thing. >> this is a big boy big wheel. >> now you don't have to pedal it, you crank the little throttle and off you go. the motor is in the front wheel there. you get to slide around with the back wheel. it charges in about three hours. you've got about 45 minutes of run time and around 12 miles of travel time, so forget hiking yourself up the hill. just drift with this thing. you want to try it out? >> yes. no. >> we got two of them outside. >> no! >> yes, we do. >> no way.

>> brake, throtle. ♪ >> memories of being a kid on your big wheel just come rushing back. it's -- it's -- >> bad! >> looks like a 6-year-old, doesn't he? he looks like a little boy. >> i think we're going to lose troutman. >> there might be a job opening for a "right this minute" host after today. >> the funniest thing in the world. >> ahh!

>> it looks like fun, it certainly is. if you want to get one of these, barato electric drift trikes you can pledge 1560 bucks on the kick-starter page and be one of the first to ride a verano. >> stop, gail, stop! ♪ that's our show. we'll see you for the next edition of "rtm."

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