hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman x and we have great videos with the stories behind them right here "right this minute." firefighters demonstrate how to put out a car fire, but -- >> the car is not dope moving. >> how it turned a hot dog stand into a weeny roast. >> a dude takes chances in a lightning storm. >> oh, it it hits me, nice knowing you, guys. why attempting fate can be dangerous. >> a diver is mistaken for

really large delicious plankon. >> see the underwater save at the last second. >> don't say harper didn't warn you. meet the lady stern about safety. >> it can be slippery. >> what can you do? >> well, that doesn't sound very careful. >> oh. >> what you're looking at is a stuck elevator. you see rescue crews trying to get all these people out. that is an expecting mother. >> oh, this didn't turn into labor, did it? >> the situation was critical so they got her out of there. these people are stuck in the elevator, but they have a foot and a half of space to squeeze out of. there's a fan in there because it was tropical in that elevator with no, you know, regular flow of air.

>> stuck in there with complete strangers. you know, and every once in awhile you're in the elevator with really weird people. >> stinky people. ? stinky people. >> so this video shows more unintended consequences. this was deliberately set on fire, a display put on by firefighters for the sumset steam and country show. they put on a show how to put out a car fire. the car is moving so they have to speed up to stop it. it does stop eventually. the firefighters get out, but guess what? the car is not done moving. that white truck there was a hot dog stand. >> hit it with the hoses or something. >> eventually, they do. >> probably a horrible display, took them forever to get it going. chalk the wheels of the car, by the way, the break cable burned through, and that was it. >> some think the car was running because the wheels on

the car were turning as the firefighter ws trying to put it out. >> that's a terrible mistake. it makes no sense. >> it doesn't make sense, but the firefighters were embarrassed and supposed to do this event the next day. guess what? that was cancelled. we know them as the gentle giants of the sea, the whale shark. great to see them up close. this is shot in the mexican caribbean. snorkelers enjoying the whale shark. keep in mind, they swim in the soup bowl, basically, a lot of plankton to slurp up. look what happens there. oh, they got in the way. >> or he thought he found really large delicious plankon. >> big sliver, i'll have a sample of that. >> unsus secting woman, but there's no attack, they just

happened to be in the wrong place, these whale sharks doing their business, feeding back and forth with their mouths wide open soaking it up, and, well, they just got in the way. happens mother nature remind us she's, in fact, the boss. check this out by vinny ventura, could not believe he caught this. >> oh, no, you see the lightning strike and a flash of light, smoke, looks like this could have hit a transformer or a tree or something in new jersey, another reminder mother nature knows what you're doing. don't make her angry. yeah. >> oh, my god! >> from there to this guy's backyard. another storm, he says -- your cloet man dr look at this, mate, nice knowing you. >> well, if it hits me, nice knowing you.

well, guess what? right over -- >> oh, about to say honestly it waig head a second ago, and boom! almost hits him. >> right in front. >> be glad it's not, pal, that could have killed you. happy to film storms that give us good videos like these. not too long ago, i somehowed you a film called "isolated," a group of surfers decided to find uncharted waters going to west aqua, and they found was genocide. >> exist ensz of a culture is threat threatened. 1 million, and as long as the world is in the dark, innocent lives will be lost. >> this was filmed by ryan philppe. they have different people

record videos saying they are an isolated ambassador for peace. some are ryan. >> i'm an actor, director, and isolated ambassador for peace. >> i'm britney snow, an actress, isolated ambassador for peace. >> someone you recognize. >> i'm host of "right this minute", and i'm an isolate d ambassador. >> do you recognize her? >> no. ? we have jess clark right this minute. tell me about what you hope happens. >> the ultimate goal is to bring awareness. it's disconnected. we want it relatable to bring home for america for something for change. ? how will that help stop the genocide? >> we want the u.n. and united states and other countries around the cord to get involved in regulating the region so

lives can be saved. >> tell us where people can see the entire feature film. >> anyone right now go to itunes or kx box or tug, and we can doa screening, and coming in september, it's on the new pivot network for the next couple years, but i think until we really make a movement on the issues, it's great people see the film, but we really need to get the petition signed and show the white house they have to do something as well. >> how many petitions do you have, and what's the goal? >> goal is to get at least 25,000 signatures because that's the minimum needed for the white house to address the issue. we are hoping to get 10,000 uploaded ambassador for peace videos as well which is realistic because it takes five seconds to upload it it. go to www.isolated.tv and do it from there, click on take

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down your cane. >> what the heck? >> this video of this man we believe to be 85 years old is going viral because he is dancing his little heart out. guess what? he doesn't dance alone. somebody jumps in there with him. >> he needs a partner. >> he's, like, got all this energy. it's like coming back to life from the beginning he was like moving slow, or whatever, and then threw it down, ready to moon walk. >> love it. we believe it's from mexico, and what's interesting is this is not the only video with this guidangu guy dancing. there's videos dating back to 2012 of this senior gentleman showing moves and throwing the canes. here he is dancing with a mas t mascot. >> the canes are like a stick, right? oh, i nee canes, i'm gng it bre

and dance without them. >> you're on to something there, part of the routine. >> we reached out to the local government office and said there's an organization that sets up dance events every saturday and sunday, and it looks like he's the star of these events because of his moves. >> definitely. >> ends up with two women, not one, but two. >> i think we should all aspire to be as cool as this dude when we grow up. he's old because he has that spunk. you know? he lasted this long, has that fire because he's never been without it. >> triathlete wellington won the world championship in 2011, and in the competition, she used her prize to by a cannon dale price. this tweeted a imagine this it was stolen from an office

building in london and all caught on video that she shared on social media hoping she's led back to the bike. ? mad that he stole it, but a disgrace he rode it. it's not a bike to ride around town. >> i hope he does where somebody who is really a biking enthusiast says, that guy does not match that bike. >> she agrees with everything you guys are saying. she's incredibly heard broken because this bike, not just the monetary value, but what it means to her because of the accomplishments having used this bike. it's more emotional than anything else, real. and some guy probably has no idea the value of what he stole. cat is a yogurt hog. ♪

most of us are familiar with the rules of the road, but what about the rules of the bike path and running path? what do you think in this video? whoops, looks like the guy up ahead checks the shoulder. i think that alerts the biker to say, well, okay, this guy knows i'm coming, but, nope, the guy just suddenly pulls a u-turn right there, and boom. turning around at the sign, a mile marker sign, and when you're on a run, you only want to run certain x amount of miles, where he turns around. >> probably every day. >> glanced over the shoulder to check, but never saw the bike that was going so much faster than the other runners. >> that bike is not very loud. probably didn't hear it coming. might have had headphones in too. >> the guy on the bike could

have slowed down to pass the guy. >> rang a bell or say "on your left!" doesn't sound like he does those things. the rules of the water, they did this mid-june, water level's high, and starts off glass si, but then, boom, hitting the first up and over rapid, and this next one is bigger. >> oh. >> up and over they go, tossed out, and now we have swimmers. the guy that's carrying the camera we see here looking around, spots another raft, gets to safety. the rest of the friends going for a ride outside of the boat. a baby brown bear ready for the closeup, but see what happens when the cub gets a little too curious. >> thank you. >> oh! >> and this ain't your average bike ride. this is a moving thu.

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like us on facebook.com/rightthisminute. stay in touch all day long. now, back to the show. this video comes from new zeala zealand. a group of people loaded up on bikes, what could it be on the

rainy weather? it's cold. this is actually a moving crew on bicycles. they are moving somebody from one apartment to another? >> yep. >> this guy, stuart, had to move, but rather than a moving truck, he decided to call a bicycle shop and say, what if we use cargo bikes to move my stuff from newtown, which is roughly a three mile distance. >> what's the point? prove some sort of gas savings, you know, point, or is it just to make sure all the stuff got rent? >> might be cheaper than renting a truck for a few hours. >> no clarity in terms of why. what he did was reach out to the people through social media. six people actually responded to help. they are stranger, don't know stuart, but said i'm going to help out. they loaded up all kinds a stuff, a double bed, a chest of drawers, chairs, and bits and

pieces like books and towels, all that stuff. they meat it through town. people were enjoying this because they thought it was cool, especially in rainy weather, who does that? >> that's just it, rain on a moving day sucks no matter how you move, but moving on bikes, i imagine it's worse. >> yeah. >> brad joseph took a group of wildlife photographers out on the alaska peninsula, on a river bed, and they have company. a brown bear cub, not like a tiny bear cub. >> no. >> i know that. there's no cameras by the river. leave it alone, buddy. thank you. >> oh! >> don't do that. >> took a swipe at that gopro. according to brad, while it's a

cub, can be dangerous because they are powerful. he thinks it came over to see what it is. >> you okay? having fun. >> oh, yeah, we know the bear, he's curious. >> mom doesn't care. >> he knows he tests people. >> it's just bears being bears, not aggressive. >> natural behavior. >> no better than this, the tide goes out, on the river, salmon coming in, bears starting to fish. beautiful. >> wow. >> she has advice. how kids to be safe. >> don't touch the oven. >> the girl schooling us on the rules of safety.

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rightthisminute.m and check out today's show, a cs as well. >> having some fun. when you want to accomplish a task, you usually seek advice of the experts, and it's in that specific area. if we're talking about kids safety, you got to talk to the experts. >> hi! >> this is two and a half-year-old harper, and she, i

think, you could say, is an expert on being a kid. >> darn cute. >> i'm going to tell you what to be careful for so you don't get hurt. >> this is her advice on how kids can be safe. >> children, don't touch the oven. the oven is hot. >> safety is very important. >> never, ever touch these knobs. fire will come out of here. >> it explodes the whole house. >> you don't want that. >> no, that's dangerous. that's bad. >> they get really scary. >> the big eyes. >> to tell us more about the safety video, we have harper and her parents, john and mckayla from massachusetts, welcome to the show, guys, what happened with the oven that made you make the video? >> no, nothing specific. she likes to tell us the rule,

and that's one of the things she wanted to talk about. >> oh, so it was her idea? >> yeah. she's very into telling us the rules and how to be careful. i don't know how. >> give us examples, harper. what are the rules? >> when you're going outside, we have to be very careful that we don't fall. >> that's perfect. >> be careful on the grass. there's bumblebees. >> oh! >> great one. >> when you're going next to the pool, it can be slippery. >> oh, my gosh. >> how do you not fall in the pool if it is slippery? what can you do? >> start jumping. >> that does not sound safe. >> she needs to be reminded of the rules. >> tell us about the video and responses? >> they are sharing it with their friends, and the response

we got from the audiences is that it's well to hear from an actual child these rules over an adult. it's just really helpful to hear from the little mouth other than somebody who is, you know, a grown up. >> is she breaking a rule right now. >> climbing on a chair right now. >> not being very safe. >> what's the rule about climbing on chairs? >> don't. >> you don't. that's it. bye, bye! >> bye, harper! that's the show, everybody. thank you for joining us, and we'll see you for the next edition of rtm. what...

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