. she just spotted her boyfriend with another woman. >> and she's mad at s heck. >> how his car is bearing the prunt of one bad temper. >> she's likely to flip that bad boy over. >> if you thought getting up here was scary, now see a dare devil's video. >> of his descent. >> the terrifying moment he stops to take a call. [ speaking in foreign language ] a pricey lamb bor orghini heads toward a tunnel where -- >> everything starts to come to a halt. >> see why everything, except

plus bonus giveaway day means your chance to win a new ipad mini or a flat screen tv. and students pull a valentine serenade. now we're sending a saxygram to the ladies of "rtm." i got a couple of entries for the crazy don't quit award. we start in colombia. i think you guys could probably guess why this woman is on the hood of the car and she's mad as heck. >> you my uber? >> she's saying "get out, get out!" because allegedly her boyfriend is driving the car and he's not alone. there's another lady in there.

flip that bad boy over there, roar! >> it's so small, she probably could. she stands up on the car and starts beating the windshield with her foot. she is able to get that thing to cave in but it doesn't shatter. she's like you're not leaving. she jumps back up on the hood. he starts moving. everybody's like hey, man. once she's off the hood, he speeds off she's not done. according to reports she jumps on one of these scooters and goes after him. >> wow! she took this to a whole new level. >> she sure did. >> we jump from colombia to england. it's obvious what's about to happen here. somebody's got a big tool and aiming at his neighbor's cctv camera. >> that's the real tool there. >> he put up the cameras because of this neighbor. he alleges he saw him flow

he found unidentifiable fluids on his front daughter, doggy doo left on the front door and he suspected it was this guy because he's a menace to the neighborhood. once he put up the camera of ahe saw the paint throwing incident this is what he caught on video. >> it's the worst when you live next to someone like this because you can't escape it. >> at least you have the camera and clear images of the guy. he's damaging your property. at this point i think the police can finally step in and hopefully extinguish this clown. i'm taking you to the very tippy top, how awesome, how dangerous could it be there's a hole 920 feet down. >> this is a second tallest structure in romania. >> we've seen this video of this

now he posted video of his descent descent. he had nonstick climbing shoes. >> i don't care how sticky they are. >> especially when the ladder you're about to climb down on is unstable. >> this is making my stomach turn. >> you think right now is the time to pay attention to the ladder. >> wait for it. >> he talks a kes a fall. >> great reception. i'm about to die. >> this is what nightmares are made of. >> every time he goes past where it joined to the chimney it looks like this was done in like 1955. it does not look secure. >> yes. this is the part where it starts getting really scary, though. >> this is the part? >> it gets scarier because he gets to a point where the protective bars are not there anymore and now it's just the ladder. >> i bet you he just thrives on it. dwl it gets worse. >> what? >> eventually the ladder ends and there's only a rope for him

he's literally depending on his own upper strength. the descent on the rope is about 66 field. >> that's a broken hip kind of fall. >> he gets to the bottom, his buddies cheer him on, another mission accomplished. if we had to title this set of videos, i think the title bump and run is appropriate. the first video takes place in china. nick, i apologize in advance for this. beautiful yellow lamborghini. in the tunnel everything starts to come to a halt, when -- >> no. that is not the car you want to run into. >> that's the drag, i was hoping he'd get into the tunnel, whoa! not krumpbl. >> had this been any other vehicle we wouldn't give it a second. it costs about $8,600 to fix.

for the run. this dude from oakland is driving along listening to a little talk radio. he's about to meet up with 37-year-old daryl blackman. >> uh-oh. >> they're in the same lane. >> looks like he's trying to drive on top of the other car. >> he bumped into him and now about to head left into the other lane and hit this car up ahead. >> what is this guy doing? >> this lasted about an hour. it started in east oakland, ended in berkeley. he's not done yet. as we head up to the stoplight he brushes up against the third car and hits the right turn n total he hit at least six cars including two police vehicles. >> someone is trying to gate rested. >> he was arrested, a long laundry list of charges including assault with a deadly weapon and brandishing a handgun. >> no way! >> this story has been big in the bay area but the video is now getting national attention. it's time to give away

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camera wasn't on. so what they do is get the giant rubber band ball and they get this circular saw and they start cutting into it. it's just as the energy starts to release, it opens up and suddenly there's a crack! >> it's like active spaghetti. >> if it's rubber it's going to bounce but all the time going into making it. >> i thought it was a dumb idea but it's super cool. >> this is why it's trending, half a million views already. you saw the rubber band how compact they were. at the end of the video just look how many rubber bands there were when it all separated, crazy, right? so it turns out what's inside a rubber band ball is quite interesting. playing a soundproof news. >> you are going to be grandparents. >> they're focusing in on the

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>> you are going to be grandparents. >> you are something. >> okay. >> grarps is getting closer. he's getting close to the answer. >> like two words. grandparents. >> i'm going to go where? i'm going to go where? >> you are going to be grandparents. >> uh-oh, uh-oh. his own drum. >> the queeb bee is taking over. >> you are going to be grandparents. >> you are going to be so embarrassed. >> getting closer and closer. >> you are going to be grandparents. >> we're going to be -- oh! >> oh my god! >> i got it! i got it!

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what did the painter say to her boyfriend in. >> it's not a bad joke. >> she loves him with all her art. and today we're going to be doing some art of our own to give to somebody you love. >> it's etched glass with hearts and cool messages. >> wait a minute. aren't you going to need some laser etcher? how do we do this? >> why don't we bring in jessica to tell us all about it. >> ooh, she has gear. >> i do. ollie and charity. >> they are really personalized. such a simple idea and super cool. how do you get the etching in here? >> it's cream. put the stickers and letters and put armor etch cream over it. it takes minutes. >> average time? >> two minutes. it's really fast. >> even someone like me and nick? >> uhm --

>> you have a question folks want to know how much does it cost in. >> the armor etch was on sale for under ten bucks and the glasses are like under five bucks. so a $15 gift and it's something that lasts to are a long time. you can wash taken won't go away. >> it's thoughtful. great idea, jessica. >> thank you. >> cheers. >> i'm glad you like them. happy valentine's day. go to our website rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or go to our mobile app. if you're watching this at home on a big speaker system i would recommend turning the volume down now because we're about to go along for a ride with shawn langdon in his top fuel dragster. >> worst advice ever, pettigrew. >> turn the volume up and apologize to the neighbors later. the wildhorse motor sports park in chandler, arizona. about to do the quarter mile run.

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report. good afternoon. abc news headquarters in new york. we're interrupting regular programming to bring you breaking news. reports from u.s. marshals that supreme court justice antonin scalia passed away. his death apparently of natural causes. justice scalia was the longest serving justice on the high court. appointed by president ronald reagan back in 1986. terry moran covers the court for us. you knew his presence on the

talk to us about his legacy. >> tom, justice antonin scalia was a towering figure on the supreme court and in america law. to the force of this, his lek elect, his sheer force of his personality, he for three decades led the conservative movement in american law to roll back the liberal activism on the courts. he didn't pass -- hand down some landmark rulings. if in those rulings and enmore in his dissents, which would be scathing and sarcastic but were loudz and clear that he demonstrated a way forward for conservatives who almost given up on the supreme court. after the era of liberal activism. there wasn't a scalia era, he didn't win that much. but certainly a scalia influence. it runs right through supreme

conservatives to be on the court, to fight that liberal effort, to reinterpret the constitution in the life of current circumstances. scalia was the champion of saying the constitution should mean what it meant for the people who wrote it and ratified it. his loss is just incall clabl to the conservative movement, american law and beyond. because he was such a champion, he became kind of a political figure and a controversial one as well. he also had a gift for friendship. his closest friend on the supreme court, the most liberal justice, ruth bader ginsburg and they were very close. they went to the opera together, they appeared in an opera together in washington. and more recently, kagan had been converted to quail hunting

but more than that, a towering figure on that court. dominating in oral arguments, clean, scathing and in some way, a leader, like few other justices have been on the court. >> one of his victory ies as you mentioned, was gore v bush in 2000, talk to me about the argument there is. he wasn't afraid to boast about this at times. >> e no, he was happy about the outcome of that case. awarded the election to george w. bush. they were counting ballots in florida in such a variety of ways if you recall. as you know, it was a hugely controversial ruling and yet, scalia was the kind of guy, i would see him frichlt at events

but he like to mix it up. >> terry moran reporting from mexico city, terry is actually covering pope francis' visit to the pope's visit to mexico city. i want to bring in jonathan karl. as many are mourning the loss of justice scalia, questions now of the vacancy on the supreme court. . what is the next step? will president obama now search for another candidate to bring up to congress and does he have enough time to get that person possibly ratified before his presidency end. >> realistically, that's going to be incredibly difficult, tom. he's got less than a year left. the idea of a confirmation hearing for a lame-duck president in a congress controlled by the other party on such a short time frame is going to be nearly impossible. i have spoken to congressional leaders already since this news has hit and that is the

saying, the idea of a confirmation will almost certainly wait for the next president to appoint scalia's replacement. scalia was confirmed, he's symbolic in many ways of how divided the court is. when he was nominated by reagan in '86, he was confirmed 98 to 0. there was not a single vote against him. we're in a different era right now. the idea of a republican senate in the last year of president obama's presidency would confirm a replacement, appointed by president obama would seem remote. >> tom, you were telling me recently, you actually heard him speak and you were in court a couple of times for arguments while he was currently arguing speaking correct? >> yes, ironically, he spoke at my daughter's high school

and he was -- i was in the courtroom for the two landmark decisions that came down, one on the obamacare decision and the other on gay marriage, both of which went the way that -- the opposite way of what scalia wanted. his voice in that courtroom, he would be funny, he would be biting. he was incredibly intimidating to opposition counsel kill r sell coming before him with his rapid-fire questions. now, i mean, i'm sure you see this out on the campaign trail, you ask any candidate for president, who they would put on the supreme court? what kind of justice they would like to see on the supreme court? their answer is always someone like justice scalia, always the

he's the ideal supreme court justice for the conservative republicans and yet another reason that the idea that, that republicans in the senate would -- would allow president obama to replace scalia on the court just seems quite remote. but, yeah a powerful voice. rather for as consecutive as he was, also could be an incredibly funny, funny guy in his humor. >> ted cruz out with a statement, calling justice scalia one of the greatest justices in history. jonathan, thank you so much. once again, antonin scalia has died at the age of 79 of natural causes. he leaves behind a wife and nine children. we want to return now to regular programming. i'm tom he's really gung ho about it.

with a double role. how does anybody do that? >> slow motion, back flip with a twist to another back flip. travis stomped the landing and rolled it out >> is this a move he thought about? >> three years. he and his buddy dusty had a bet, travis went for it and pulled it off. he writes in the description he was tired, he was sick, he was beat up from the performance the night before. this here is like his hole in one, what makes him continue to do it. >> oh i'm beat up, oh, new trick. >> see the any nitrus circus show if it comes to town. mayor k records a song using the sounds and voices of new york city. hear the sounds of new york. it's all right, it's okay, you can look the other way plus mike the cop issues an

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channel here. you can tell by the way i use my walk i'm a woman's man, no time to talk music loud and women warm i've been kicked around since i was born can look the other way >> this is "stayin' alive by the bee gees. he wants to thank everybody who picked up the microphone and sang into it. he says he wanted a song that felt like new york and i got to say, "stayin' alive" makes you think of john travolta strutting down the streets of new york. >> when you're listening to this, it made all of us want to sing. super joyous. aah, aah, aah, aah, staying alive

and let him know what songs they thnt to hear. aah, aah, aah, aah, stayin' alive >> i think those of us here are smart enough to know what not to say to a top but if you're unsure, mike the cop has a lesson for you. >> mike the cop here with a few police. i know the chief of the police. so do i. here's your ticket. press hard. pay your salary, most likely you don't. you probably don't live here and what's likely i'll be paying for your dinner, bond money, where you live and pay for the car you drive without insurance and probably pay my own salary just to arrest you for driving without a license, i pay these little things called taxes. >> i love it.

baggie. pants? we would tell an officer the pants you have on are not yours and you didn't check the pockets. >> happens all the time. >> i'm sure people come one all kinds of ridiculous things to get out of trouble. >> i think this is the proof of that theory, because he's had it so many times that he's got a reply no matter what. >> he has a routine is what he's got. >> wouldn't be so tough without that badge and that gun. and you wouldn't be so irritate irritating if you used your right to remain silent. >> touche. >> i know my rights. if you say that there's a 98.7% chance you don't. my dad's a lawyer. my cousin''s lawyer. well my cousin's a lawyer. >> why do people say that? knowing an attorney doesn't mean anything. >> here's why. >> with all the lawyers in the family you can afford bond money. >> he's got an answer for them all. >> another thing you don't say to the cops is shoot horizontally, just let it go.

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>> you're not. >> these really cool photographs were captured by photographer ari fararui during the 2015 burning men. he did incorporate some photos from the year before, but what he's done to these still images by adding animation to them is pretty spectacular and he's creating these cool moment. >> they're kind of trippy enough so this is how people see burning men when they're at burning men. >> and that's what he's trying to convey, the psychedelic nature of burning men and how everything is just so crazy gnarly raw, free. >> a short series of photographs he fixed together to make it almost like a little bit of video. >> he took still images and animated the images themselves. drastic. it's like an arm moving up or >> incredible.

top of art. >> wow. >> this is basically burning men. >> exactly. all of the images are pretty spectacular, whether you ever plan to go to burning men or not, this is definitely a nice little look into what it is to be there. >> you can get folks to do just about anything for valentine's day. >> what about this? i could help give her the most memorable value. tyn's day she ever had. >> you're watching a kickstarter campaign for fellas with girl friends named prude. >> i'm not the only one. there's about 20,000 of us out there. >> so this brother who has chose on it remain anonymous wants to help the fellas out with something unique. >> this is your chance, our chance to prove our love for

the problem with valentine's day, the guy finds stunts like this. >> the bar is set so high, what do you do? >> step under it. >> who has the grand to book an aero banner over australia for their girlfriend? i don't but i know who does. so here's the plan. you, i and all the other prude lovers around the world pounds, pesos and euros book it for value. tyn's day. >> it's great and make sure you catch it on video, honey, this is for you. it's evil genius. >> definitely. >> so everyone can claim credit, allowing us to grab the first crowd source valentine's day surprise. >> hopefully none of the prudes have seen this video. >> this is cool. women can find ways to get mad for anything.

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>> you want to enter today because it's bonus giveaway, one of two winner also receive a flat screen tv. >> so good luck, everybody. 25, this chair made by rubbermaid. >> an intriguing collection through the course of his collection he's had over 800 chairs, currently he has about 200 of them. find out which plastic chair started it all.

apparently they don't like it. go. >> good job, megan.

baseball cars, matchbox cars, comic books, collectible items, things that people enjoy, trying to build a collection of. what about plastic garden chairs? >> hello, today we're going to go through the top 25 of my most favorite plastic chairs. >> this is brian ropars' top 25 favorite plastic chairs. >> 25, this chair made by rubbermaid, 24, this chair, 23, resin chair. >> he knows what brand manufacturer, date and the name of the chair and even some of the styling cues that go into it. >> the leisure chair has a compass on the back. >> the number one chair, the one that started it all. >> the first and best plastic chair ever made. the chair that spawned the entire industry.

>> i know, right? it's a little funny. it seems quite strange. i was intrigued by this video so i dug a little bit deeper, and found an interview brian did. >> these things really aren't just a piece of plastic. i look at them like a '57 chevy. >> through the course of his collection he's had over 800 chairs. currently he has about 200 of them and this may give you a much broader understanding of brian's obsession. >> it's kind of funny. actually i don't know if funny is the word to say about autism but autism does that to you. it will make you obsess over strange things like plastic chairs. >> oh. see? it makes sense. he's found something to keep him focused, and he found something that he's passionate about. i'm ball this. >> the thing with autistic people they see the world in a completely different way and sometimes they see the magic in the completely inane.

fir tree in your backyard check out his plastic world youtube channel, he has individual videos of many different style chairs. you may find one that looks familiar to you. >> it's secretly the large product of the 1980s decade when it comes to touching the most lives. we had fun. hope you did, too. put that buzzword in for your chance to win. we'll see you on the next "right

its cold now.. and we're about to get more snow. we have your first warning about what to expect.. and when. nine on your side... a scripps investigation triggers two federal probes into the veterans administration.. including one affecting the v-a hospital here. and developing now .. fighting a fire in bitter cold weather. what firefighters know about it so far. first tonight.. breaking news.. supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. he was 79 years old. scalia was one of the leading conservative voices on the