. >> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. great videos from the web are coming your way "right this minute." a globe trotting filmmake knows this volcano is going to blow, but the camera keeps lling. the menap his own close call. long borders go along the winding road. why carving it up nearly makes them mince meat.

a newborn giraffe cling on to her mama. don't say harper didn't warn you. >> to others. >> now meet the little lady who is very stern about safety. >> it can be really slippery. >> what can you do? >> that doesn't sound very good. mother nature is pretty magnificent. she's so spectacular, but really brave people. brave people travel to remote places to experience mother nature in all of her imaginest where i. in this case just actually close to the volcano. it's an incredibly remote volcano in indonesia. this is an active volcano. listen to this -- >> a good way at 4:00 in the

morning is about climbing. it's as loud as the space shuttle's engine at liftoff. >> that's pretty darn loud. at one point they set up their cameras. you can see the ash and the smoke shooting into the sky. this is what i think people call it what it's called. >> oh, my god. >> what was that? was that wind or was that a kapow? >> that was the volcano erupting. the camera keeps rolling, and you start to see that smoke, that ash just rising through to the atmosphere. >> just reminds you that the earth is alive. it's crazy. >> who wouldn't to be there? who wouldn't want to experience that power? >> this is close proximity to the volcano and lava and ash

blowing. at the end they decide it might be too close for comfort. >> i think it's time to wrap it up. >> this is one of the most active voluntarily contain wroes on the planet. it has been active pretty consistently since 1933. >> that's awesome. another example of a mother duck beating the odds to protect her young. we go down a bush camp in the masamara marshall camp. you see a mother giraffe with a days old baby giraffe. she's protecting that baby giraffe really close by, right? has that baby giraffe between her two front legs because what do you see in the bush camp? >> a lion in the bush. >> no, no, no. not just one. an entire pride of lions about to surround this mother and her young. look at this. i can count one, two, three,

four, five, six, seven lions. this video is captured by bill and barbara westbrook. >> the poor baby has just learned to walk. >> watch what this mother does as these lions kind of just slowly creep forward right here. faceoff time. she looks right at them, makes one little move there, and then watch this right here. stomps her foot, and then right there. a little fake charge. that's all she needed to do. that's all it took to get those lions kind of in retreat mode. it's kind of like a human version of going up to somebody and going like -- >> scaring off the enemy while protecting her child perfectly. >> you know what they are? they're a bunch of scary cats. >> if you look at the pride of lions, see the little one that just ran out at the end there. >> you might be thinking, hey, this might be going both ways. the lions could be thinking we don't want our young to get a boot to the head from an adult giraffe. maybe protecting her young as

well. >> you know what the baby is saying? don't mess with my mom. there are videos with lots of chills and spills. the first one i saw popping up on facebook. a couple of long borders out on a road. this is a public road. it is not closed. you'll see traffic going by this twisty, churny mountain road. >> i'm anticipating what's going to happen. it's so gnarly to see these guys going down the hill real fast. >> around a corner. there's cars and traffic. >> oh, boy. oh, no. and there are other people on bikes. >> yep. >> how did they survive that? >> right? look at that again. let's break it down. up ahead in slow-moving vehicles. they have to weave back and forth. they can't do that. they go between these vehicles. just barely misses it on the left. now there's people. no doubt, it's stupid that they are doing this on what looks like a really busy road. >> i have to admit that meez

guys are skilled. to be able to maneuver a board at those speeds with that much precision, that's unbelievable. >> check out the second video. it almost looks like it can be a scene out of the next action film. no, he doesn't. >> that was really good. >> that is a parisian stunt man who goes by the name of mr. puma. he said he has been planning this for months. you see him stand up on that break there and take a short running start and try to get up to speed with the train. he lands on his feet, but the speed of the train sweeps him off his feet. you see him slide back, and he does exactly what he didn't want to do. he didn't want to land in between the car. he manages. you see him get to his feet, jump up and down a little bit, and now check this next shot out. there's mr. puma. pretty excited. he does say, though, it didn't go exactly as planned. he wanted to be on his feet. he doesn't plan to do it again. when you are in love with

love, why not scream it out? let everybody know about love. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> in your underwear. this guy is screaming to everybody at this apple store. >> love is the most important. feel the moment. not the technology. >> i thought he was just loving his ipod. >> the scary thing is i think i recognize thi man in the underwear. >> he isattheweeen him on the s before. >> come on, everybody. let's dance. >> it took a while to get somebody over there. >> people are listening to his message. >> people were tuning in. even the security guard because the guy reaches over to give the security guard a hug. the guard hugs back, and he continues to hug the guy as he escorts him out the store. >> we've seen this guy on the show before. we recognize him. i wonder if the folks in that neighborhood also recognize him. in real life he is not a threat. even though he had a loving

message, it's still scary. somebody comes barging in, and you never know what they're going to do. >> i like this guy. >> he told us this was planned. he knew there was a bathroom in the third floor of this store, so he decided to go up there. he put his clothes in his fannie pack. his intentions with positive. >> i know that people cheered him. >> you know what else is crazy, they used the technology inside the store to record the video that we are now watching. >> in a matter of seconds, see how this elevator ride gets to a level of just chilling. >> and it's the secret process showing how llamas -- >> the video for anyone who has ever been a college student.

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from china is just chilling. surveillance footage from an elevator. you see a young woman and what looks like a young man walking to the elevator. press the floor. normal elevator activity. >> oh. >> did you see? >> that's what he is after? >> just as she goes to step out, he pushes her out of the elevator door and grabs her purse. she tries to fight back. she comes back towards the elevator. he fights her off, and then closes the elevator doors, and then we watch him dig through her purse as the elevator continues on its route and then he puts the purse on the shoulder and casually walks off. ♪ >> swinging on a rope swing seems fun. seems fun until it's not. she swings. she lets go, but as she lets go,

you see her foot got stuck on the loop and then this happens. yeah. >> oh, gosh. she just swung right back into the rock. oh. >> you can tell it's not good. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> do you see that? there's blood on her face, and you can hear people saying we've got to go. we've got to go right now. >> what are the chances of that poor guy in the water trying to reach up and break her fall? >> really, she did cut her eyebrow, but she didn't have any broken bones. >> she didn't need any stitches, even though you see all that blood. this next video is also difficult to watch. we got this from our friends over at jukin. >> it doesn't feel good. look at it again. she takes off but isn't able to actually hold on, and she slams

on the fan. she barely even touches the water. >> you okay? >> my leg. >> oh, she can't feel her leg. >> you do hear her crying, and everybody immediately rushes over to try to help her, but even though she does say that, it doesn't look like she actually had any major injuries, but she obviously was pretty banged up. >> oh. >>. you ever wonder how stuff is made? >> oh, yeah. >> this video goes behind the scenes to fiend out how ramen. we've all bn to wn new jersey. >> of day we make about 20,000 servings of noodles. four ingredients. wheat flour, salt, and a little infwreedent we call -- >> it's what makes ramen noodle a ramen noodle.

it creates all the texture and firmness to the dough. >> a giant rubber band. >> that was like a big roll like foam. like packing foam. >> he explains that they use about 40,000 pounds of flour a day. >> a day. >> and they make about 150 styles of noodles. >> we drop the temperature down, and we compound press it. this is a stage where you put it into sheets, and we roll it. >> this is really cool how they put it in sheets and then just start cutting it up. they do roll it out and kind of let it rest for 45 minutes. >> you want a ramen now, don't you? a cup of ramen noodles. >> especially stuff we know well. guys pull what they call a prank on their buddy who -- >> they pour some stuff on him. >> you cannot believe what they're about to do. stroo why you should never wake a sleeping man with fire.

plus, a bolt from the blue in all its beauty.

closed captioning provided by -- . you know you really got to watch the company you keep. you have friends like this, you sure don't need enemies. yarbi and yuka are sneaking up on their buddy yarno. he is dead asleep. they pour some stuff on him. you cannot believe what they're

about to do. yarno is a little hot-headed now. he still doesn't wake up until -- >> whoa. >> he gets his entire blanket lit on fire. he still seems to be sleeping through this. >> the dudes and their four buddies from finland. they have one of the most successful shows to ever come out of finland. their stunts and pranks have been seen all over the world. that's why they're doing more of this stuff. now, yarno flipped out. >> they lock him in the room now because now they're terrified of the revenge they're about to exact. >> he is smashing through it. auto then he takes an ax and starts beating down the door. >> just when you think yarno

might have cooled off. >> yarno is chasing after the boys with a chainsaw. >> was he injured? >> he was on fire for a while. >> keep in mind they've been doing stunts with full disregard to their own bodies for years. since about 2000. >> i think it worked. >> scaredy cat. storm shelter. >> imagine taking five years and some very sturdy cameras just to capture storm footage. that's what tom warner did in rapid city, south dakota between 2009 and 2013. he wanted people to be able to

enjoy the magnificent magnitude of the storm. he put these cameras so they could capture the storms, and you do see some beautiful cloud formations and lightning, and it's just amazing the variety of storms that roll by over five years. >> it looks like an opening sequence to some weather channel ecial. doesn't it? you know? >> it's really, really azing that hapred this, but i osvio. he said i would also like to thank my wife for her patience because capturing this video takes a long time. you have to be very particular and meticulous to get video of this. >> it is spectacular to see it. it's fun to watch these move through an area at such a high rate of speed. when you go back and look at it, it doesn't seem as terrifying as you probably did as you lived through it. >> it's a sequence of nocturnal storms, which i think you should put on dvd. >> those nights you wish it was raining, and you feel like you want to watch a movie or something, and you watch

netflix. pop this in, you know? >> pretty magnificent. >> my name is harper. >> she has some advice on how kids can be niece. >> don't -- >> meet the girl who schooled us on the rules of safety. >> oh. s than a

minute and a half long. sfroo it doesn't take that long to do it. doing the moonwalk. ♪ >> when you want to accomplish a task, you usually seek the advice of the experts in that specific period. whether we're talking about kids' safety, you got to talk to

the experts. >> hi. my name is harper. >> this is 2 1/2-year-old harper, and she, i think, you could say is an expert on being a kid. >> being cute. >> darn cute. >> yeah, right. >> there you go. >> this is her advice on how kids can be safe. >> don't touch ovens because ovens are very hot. >> oven safety, very important. >> never -- fire will come out of there. explodes the whole house. >> you don't want that to happen. >> no. it's dangerous. it's bad. >> it's really scary. >> those big doe eyes are -- >> we have harper and her parents via skype from massachusetts. welcome to the show, guys. what happened with the oven that

made you guys want to make this video with little harper? >> nothing specific. she just always likes to tell us the rules, and that just is obviously one of the things shepped to talk about. >> so it was her idea? >> yeah. she's very into telling us all the rules and how to be careful around the house. >> give us more examples, harper. what are some rules? >> when you are going up the stairs, you have to be careful that we don't fall. >> oh. >> that is perfect. >> be careful -- >> when you are done mopng the floo icabe really ippe it is slippery? what can you do? >> that doesn't sound very careful. rules.times she e >> i bet. tell us about the video and the response that it's gotten. >> a lot of people on facebook

who are friends and family with are just so into, it and they're sharing is it with all their friends, and the response that we've gotten from a lot of audiences is that it's really wild to hear from a child these rules over an adult. it's helpful for them to hear from a little mouth than someone who is a grown-up. >> is she breaking a rule right now? >> climbing on a chair right now. she's not being very safe. >> what's the rule about climbing on chairs? >> don't. >> don't. that's it. >> bye, harper. >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. see you next time.

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