a model adventurer goes face to face with a crocodile. >> this woman is brave. >> now roberta mancino reveals her fear. an accused thief goes all sneaky in a music store. >> she thinks nobody can see this. >> why that coat is no invisibility cloak. a sea lion's the king of the world until -- see who pushes who off the pier. plus, your chance to win a new ipad mini. and grinding the crack with

the windsuit pilot and world-class athletes who pushes flight. now jed corliss has landed on our home turf. we welcome him as our very humble first guest host. >> i've never had such a warm welcome before. most of the time people are like -- >> this video is amazing and jeb, you've heard a lot about it, but you've never actually seen it. it was filmed in mexico. and it stars one of our favorite extreme athletes, windsuit pilot roberta mancino off of baja, california. the video was produced in conjunction with sue.co. there you see roberta. she's getting ready to go in the water. she is after this. >> i did not expect that. saltwater croc? >> yep. she's going to go face to face with him. >> does she have a cage we haven't seen yet? >> no cage, but you've known her for a very long time.

>> i have. >> just another day in the life. >> actually, it was something she and i talked about when i first met her, going in the water with these crocodiles. i was supposed to be on this trip but i didn't go because i thought it was going to be too dangerous before leaving for china. >> jeb corliss says nah. wow. so what is the story behind this? was this a challenge? was this for fun? what are the pictures for? >> we can ask roberta. she is joining us via skype right this minute all the way from canada. why did you do this? why go in the water with these crocs? >> one, because i love animals. it was one of my dreams. so the dream came true, and i'm really happy about. >> so you know this guy, roberta? >> yes, i know him very well. >> jumping off buildings is no problem for you, but come on, face to face with a croc, your heart must have been going. >> to be honest, it was very, very scary. >> what a lot of people don't realize is how dangerous crocodiles actually are. because sharks, everyone thinks

shark attack, shark attack, but there's only about 25 fatalities worldwide by sharks. yet there's about 2,000 fatalities by crocodiles. that gives you kind of a little idea. and there's a lot more people around sharks than crocodiles. yeah, she did it, but she did it under very specific conditions with people protecting her, you know, and people who knew the area and understand their behavior. >> after about two hours, we started to see them in the water. >> what else is on your bucket list? >> the anaconda, polar bears, hippos. >> hippos. >> yeah. >> oh, really? the crocodiles, not the hippos, huh? >> what is it like being such a powerful, courageous person? >> it's not always good because people think i'm just insane, but i try to do everything, you know, in a professional way and stay alive. >> she is the most hardcore

person i've ever met in my life, male or female. so that says something. i've never met someone who's willing to do more seriously dangerous things. playing the violin requires very precise work. it's more of the light-fingered variety. it's from halifax in canada. the woman we're going to be keeping an eye on is this idea. you see her immediate reaction is the old -- >> the hold hide it in my kodak. it's so hot in here. i'm having a hot flash. >> they would have looked around for cameras. >> thank you. it's so well planned, but completely oblivious to the fact that yes, everything is happening in beautiful hd. go ahead up to the violin she's interested in. but while there, she also grabs another one off the wall. you see that? she puts the one she wants between her legs. that one is around just under 2,000 u.s. dollars in value.

carefully wraps the violin in the jacket and then puts it on top of her bag. she eventually walks out of the store. of course, once they realize the violin was missing, they went to the cctv, they got this footage and put this out there. halifax police looking for this woman. this one is from gwinnett county, georgia. he gains entrance to this laundry. he's got his laundry basket. does he really they'd to wash? but no, inside that bucket is the tool that he's going to need. he then starts using his drill. what he's doing is drilling into the side of the washing machine to gain access to all that change. >> but why? he's causing so much more damage than the money he's taking. >> almost. they say he caused about $250 worth of damage to the equipment but made away with about 400 u.s. dollars in change. >> really? so you guys have seen dance battles before, right? one guy will dance to kind of like show off for the other guy

and show his dominance? well, humans aren't the only ones that do that. these sea lions in san francisco decided to have their own little version of a dance battle. you can see him kind of like dancing around on there by himself. then all of a sudden here comes another male. >> you got served! >> you see the way he's moving. it's not the normal attack. it's like this weird little dance and then finally pushes him off. >> when the bigger one jumped up there, he did his move. he's, like, fist drop. >> the smaller one actually won and was the one doing the dance moves. other one is actually being aggressive. yeah, dance off. >> it's a cross between a boy battle and sumo wrestling. >> now we're going to go into a different type of battle. this video comes out of india. you'll see this much smaller bull going head to head against a much bigger bull. >> it's like practice with his son. kind of like going out and

playing catch, maybe. that's a good boy. come on. >> according to these guys, the smaller one's actually challenging the bigger bull. and he's holding his ground. >> so what ends up happening? does anybody win? >> no, they just kind of peter out and it just kind of stops. >> typical male fight. it's giveaway time, and jeb is going to help me give away today's ipad mini. >> to enter, you'll need wednesday's buzz word, you need to be 18 and a legal u.s. resident. >> the rtm buzz word is coming up in just a little bit. >> stand by, everyone, for rtm ipad mini-giveaway. the beginning of this video pretty dangerous already. the roads very wet. a couple guys on sport bikes. you even see a little bit of standing water. why would you even begin to screw around? according to the uploader, he told us his friend up ahead was goofing around the entire ride. maybe that's what caused this. oh, no!

went from rider to speed bump like that. he believes his friend grabbed that front brake a little too hard. you saw that little bit. >> high side. >> yeah. and he just flops down. the bike goes with him. his friend behind with the camera didn't really do much. just a bruised leg and a scrape. >> that's it. after getting run over by a motorcycle. he's lucky because when you highside on a motorcycle, that's usually when you get the most injured because you're coming over the top. >> catapulted. >> boom. >> this guy getting hit by a several hundred pound motorcycle. >> it looks like he's wearing gloves. he has everything covered up. that's probably why he has such minimal injuries. >> look at this. we're on a racetrack. it's a closed course. it's dry. let's go for it. this is flat track dirt racing. same scenario, though, as the wet road we saw a moment ago. oh! i don't know if that rider actually got hit or not. >> when i useded to dirt bike, i was off the dirt bike nonstop.

>> once you get those few falls out of the way, okay, let's go for it. >> well, it does hurt. our guest host definitely has an extreme side. so -- >> i want to show you guys some of his amazing jumps. >> see how the one and only jeb corliss was flipping out on his way to becoming a famous wingsuit pilot. and why roxy the raccoon has come a knockin'. >> and she's been doing this for nine months, you guys.

that's a fact. closed captioning provided by -- ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ you may have noticed we have a guest host. we all know you on the show very, very well, but i want to show you guys some of his amazing jumps from the past. this first one is a low-altitude

acrobatics jump. he is right here on this rock. he's about to do that hand stand. >> that's called a hand stand cut-through 2 1/2 reverse. this is one of the things i became kind of famous for early in my career. where low altitude acrobatic maneuvers. >> how did you practice? >> i did a lot of high-dive training at usc. i trained with him in the pool and then took it to high cliffs and bridges. then after i finally had it perfected in a safe environment, i was then able to bring it to this area which is absolutely unacceptable, and you should never, ever even remotely think about doing that. you can only get arm's length away. as you push yourself off the cliff, this is as far as you can get. >> isn't base jumping enough? to add in the handstand, flippity-floppity floo. it blows my mind. >> at this time in my career it was all about pushing the boundaries. and just joumping off was no longer good enough. you always want to do better, go

faster, get stronger. >> this is in angel falls in venezuela. oh! >> you know what? i finally see the dive move right there. >> well, this is probably one of the more complicated acrobatic maneuvers i've done this is a triple front half twist double back half twist double front. i actually started taking what i was learning in high diving, then taking it to larger cliffs and then doing really complicated acrobatics. >> you started off base jumping and then came wingsuits. >> yes. >> and perhaps one of your best known videos is known as grinding the crack. >> when you watch this, you do realize i'm aiming for a balloon that's on a string. and the string is five feet long. >> oh, come on. >> it must feel so exhilarating. >> the perception, like what you feel is that you're actually flying. it is a very powerful feeling, without a doubt. >> when you watched it back, did you realize how special it was? >> i had never seen anything quite like it, and i hit my target. i was aiming for this five-foot

string about this wide from over a mile away. >> crazy you could perceive that at that speed. >> as you're flying, everything slows down. you get into what they call flow state. your senses become incredibly heightened. you're calculating every movement. >> we are super excited to have you here. i'm sure this is probably the most boring thing you've done. >> no it's fun. the energy is beautiful. this is going viral because i think a lot of people think this is cute. i'm not convinced. >> someone's knocking at the door. >> see what that raccoon is doing? >> is that roxy? >> that raccoon picked up the rock on purpose to knock on the glass sliding door at this home. the woman who posted this video named this raccoon roxy because of what's in her hand. >> this raccoon steals the cat food and when the bowl is empty, she gets a rock and knocks on my door. and it scratched all the way

across here. >> this must be panicking you because they're adapting. they're using tools. they're evolving. what are they going to do next? they're going to pick the lock of your house, man. >> i've been saying that for fewer year four years on "right this minute." the mom raccoon comes out during the day, eats the cat food because if you see, she is heavy with milk. she's got four babies out in the woods. and she's been doing this for nine months, you guys. >> i can't believe this. i've never seen anything like this. that's a really, really smart raccoon. >> knock, knock. who's there? now, here's a band that's really on fire. >> you don't want to be in the front row for the performance. >> next "right this minute." and still to come -- it's the skateboarding video getting a whole lot of hype. >> and the reason why is because it's very sin em cinematic and beautiful. >> see why it's got some twists and turns, too. plus, we'll reveal wednesday's buzz word for your shot to win an ipad mini.

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this is freaking evil. like heartless. >> and somebody is suddenly behind you in a creepo mask, that's scary enough. >> time and time and time again. >> he'd better be careful. you never know when that dude is going to be, like, whack or pow. >> the one in the mask. >> all right, guys. i'm sure you've probably seen downhill skateboarding before, right? >> yes. >> long boards going super, super fast. this guy, james kelly's burn it down, basically came out last year, but it's going to be going into the european outdoor film festival next month. the reason why, it's very cinematic and beautiful. you then come into him breaking

into actually writing. ♪ and one of the things they do in this video that i thought was really special is incorporating slow motion during very high-speed maneuvers which is unusual for high-speed movement. i've never seen a person slow down by actually drifting the board. and you can see slow motion to show you the real movement of the drift. one of the things that makes this video so special for me is you actually get to see what happens when one of these guys gets a dreaded speed. this is one of the most amazing things that i've seen. and the fact that they put it in there i thought was really special. >> look at the bug smash on the camera. no! >> and that's where you're kind of going man, this guy should be really wearing knee pads. >> they literally put blood, sweat and tears into it. it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> you need the buzz word, be 18

and a legal u.s. resident. >> click on ipad. >> enter the buzz word on facebook, twitter or both. you can enter on each every day. >> let's reveal wednesday's buzz word. it is lesson. >> so get on over to rightthisminute.com. click on the win ipad button. enter wednesday's buzz word. lesson. l-e-s-s-o-n. >> and one day later this week, we're going to have a bonus giveaway. we'll also be giving away a flat-screen tv, so tune in and good luck, everyone. dude hits the sack with spiders. >> to see if they would crawl inside his mouth. >> the surprising results of the creepy experiment.

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those of you who have arachnophobia, don't touch that dial. don't touch that remote. you're going to want to see this. >> that one is, like, oh, real scientists released an official lab study that every human swallows eight spiders in their sleep every year. but every time i hear that stat, i can't help but think, that's baloney. >> everybody thinks it's baloney. >> there's some really small spiders. >> that's what i'm thinking. >> the people at buzzfeed decided to explore this idea so they got a professional spider handler s she brought spiders of various sizes to see if they would crawl inside his mouth. >> i tried to keep my mouth open and inviting like a cozy shelter of flesh.

>> rebraces, breath, heartbeat, talking, everything that resonates. sounds very scary to a spider and make it think of a predator. >> eww. how do you volunteer for this? he did really well, but it's what the spiders do that i found most fascinating. >> okay. all right. >> go in. >> oh, no! >> so she goes through spider after spider, and they do not go in. >> she just won't go. >> the spider-woman had so many spiders. won't wait in your mouth. >> not bad. easy-peasy. >> here we have a baby rose hair tarantula. >> she wanted to see if even a baby spider would do this as opposed to an adult. >> even as a baby, a spider or tarantula has a fully developed awareness to stay away from a person's mouth because your mouth feels like a large predator to them.

>> so if they're doing this study and these spiders aren't going in their mouth, where do they come up with this? >> it's one of those pervasive rumors that you kind of go -- >> after repeated trial, this had been proven that spiders did not care to seek chfrt in my gaping mouth. >> no one's going to try this at home. >> you would. >> i am not going to try this at home. please stop putting spiders on my face. what? it's over? yeah, but you can catch us on the next "right this minute."

new video from burning mansur fass and then goes straight down when -- >> the gopro falls off the drone. >> see what happens when it's picked up and get the real story of what's shaking here. a brave guy investigates after tenants heard -- >> something up above. >> the discovery not for scaredy cats. >> go find out what that is up there. no, actually. nah. the crowd's going wild for a young super athlete. >> he finished the entire mile in 14 minutes. >> now meet the 10-year-old always up for the challenge. >>