,( cops are in hot pursuit of some thieves who -- >> just ransacked a jewelry store. >> the moment they get the bad guy. canyonering is quite dangerous, what happens when someone goes down and can't get out. a woman is fiddling with her camera angle and then -- >> she finally got the shot. somebody didn't like it. a british club classic. >> how the song inspired a party

moves. this dash cam footage comes to us from sao paolo, brazil. the cops are after some robbers who just robbed a jewelry store. they're after them hard-core. the guys went into the jewelry store, rang the intercom. stuff. didn't hurt anybody. people in the store were able to tell which police officers, which car, plates, security footage. they caught up with them on the highway. watch what's about to happen. [ yelling ] >> guns drawn because one of the three men is armed. they have them all on the ground face-down and they're about to take these fellows in. oh, my gosh. that's so scary. >> and police in brazil those guys aren't messing around. >> the interesting thing about is we see a lot of videos where

i guess they do have lot of practice, considering how many crime videos we see. this is a unique video, it kind of sends a message as well. >> here's a look at all the things they recovered. you'll see watches, chains, sunglasses, you'll see rings and of course the gun that they used to hold the joint up. >> that's incredible. >> not sure what the value of all of that stuff was, but it was all returned to the jewelry store owner. >> i guess that's a case of hook, line and sinker. no argument from that one. busted with everything. if you're not familiar with the sport canyonering, it's for guys who like to rom climb and raple through water in monmouth canyon, canada. shoot right down the waterfall. you might imagine the surfaces they're hanging out on would be quite slippery. suddenly the camera goes under

water this is the incident right here. it didn't look like it, but that was about a 15-foot fall. on to some rocks. our climber here is hurt. >> actually you broke your ankle. situation. they're in cold water, he's got a broken ankle. here. >> his friend at the bottom or the top? >> one buddy below him. >> they realize they're not going to be able to get out on their own, but it's going to be very difficult for search-and-rescue teams to get to where they are. so they still have to find their way to a more open area. so search-and-rescue teams can get to them. while they were doing that, our climber suffered a mild case of hypothermia. >> because the water is so cold. >> broken ankle, hypothermia, is that all? >> that's all. he does however get a really cool ride out of the canyon.

they've got him stabilized, hooked up now to the helicopter above. and -- there's a good photographer and canyoner. he's got his gopro on the selfie stick. >> look at this dude. video of a storm from the gold coast of australia. jenna, the house mom who is shooting the storm -- doing it vertically. >> but right towards the end of the video she suddenly realizes hang on, i can just turn my phone sideways, it will be a much better video and the universe goes -- exactly! >> oh, my gosh. >> there could not be a more clear sign from above. you get the perfect example of this video, lightning struck. now the next video that we've got it is another weather video. and all i wrote in my notes is

this is so trippy. it's such a cool video, it's called spring tide reversed. >> it's magical. this is absolutely stunning. >> i never would have thought that nearly three-minute video of just waves in reverse would suck me in for the whole thing, but it did. you guys should check it out. nobody expected the big zap in this video. but it's coming. >> watch this as this car is nearing the signs up on the road. you see a big spark on that electric line up ahead. >> whoa, whoa! oh! >> and it sounds like the line actually fell on one of the vehicles. >> it looks like it snapped out of nowhere. >> how do they figure out how it happened. that's one of the things for buses you get them in certain cities. i was thinking a truck had caught it further down. it seemed so random when it happened. >> it's difficult to tell, the raindrops on the windshield make it hard for us to see any real detail. >> you see the broken window, obviously this car has taken a bit of a hit as well. >> it does sound like nobody was

injured in this incident. even though it looks pretty scary. this next zap, in this video is more metaphorical. this road busy with traffic. apparently the driver of this car is a sucker. what the driver is going to do is just go on the shoulder. on the other side of the guardrail. no problem. >> and he is a world-famous off-road vehicle. >> known for its 4 x 4 capabilities. >> look with what precision it moves around the posts. it seems like it's stuck, but it is an all-terrain vehicle, oli, right? it manages to go around the pole and keeps going. he's about to go around yet another post. watch what happens. this all-terrain vehicle gets stuck. the back wheels give. and it is sayonnara. >> oh!

>> but if you look closely at the end of the video, you actually see the driver driving a car off into the distance. >> this photography student decided to look a little deeper into the issue of how cell phones have impacted a personal relationships. a look at how technology affects you. and a wrestling match between father and his little one. >> there's a running elbow drop. >> what happens when mom is away.

closed captioning provided by brsh whoo! i mean, whoo. . let's check in with the crazy russian hacker because he has some great stuff that he's doing with pumpkins that's perfect for halloween.

it how to carve a pumpkin with dry ice. i know you're saying what? just watch. he cuts the pumpkin, but he gets a zip-loc baggie, a little bit of warm water and a piece of dry open his pumpkin. does work? >> it's so funny. >> oh, my gosh, like the best part of the video is the giggle and after the pumpkin >> woo woo. >> he added a little bit more dry ice. >> i feel like he needed a light in there so you could see light through the eyes after the explosion, right? >> yeah. so just the pressure from the dry ice melting in the water, the gas inside is what popped out his pieces. >> exactly. this time he uses calcium carbide, he cuts the pumpkin up, he puts calcium carbide in the warm water because it creates acetylene and can you see what happens when that chemical forms this one require as flame. >> light it up. >> and again the first time --

but he troy it is again. >> my gosh. >> that looks awesome in slow motion. it's really cool. you learn a little chemistry when you put water with these two chemicals, it shows you what you can do. >> i like it. >> you feel smart centre. >> because it's really cool except for the part where you're super close and you might blow up. no doubt that cell phones have changed our lives. no going back now. one student from unc chapel hill decided to look a little deep neither issue of how cell phones have impacted our personal relationships. created this film called remove. >> lou does the use of personal devices affect relationships? and how can i use photography so explore this question? >> eric is a photography student, so he decided to set out and look for people impacted by their devices out in public and when he found his subjects, he asked them to pose for a picture. >> like they're looking at their

phone and gingerly removes the phone from their hand. >> he takes the same picture. >> takes the same picture. hence the title of his short firm "removed." >> in his home life he says the cell phone device is an issue between him and his wife. >> although the making of the photographs allowed me to feel more connected to other people, the use of devices at home still remains an issue. the more photographs i made, the more aware i became of my own addiction. >> it can bring you together as much as it pulls you apart. >> eric addresses that. he says this technology isn't all bad. >> i photographed a couple that told me they had met each other online. >> this couple here they took a photo of say they never would have met if it wasn't for this modern technology. >> with technology being good and bad, i think it boils down to how we use it. >> exactly. >> i have faith that people will continue to engage in questioning the changes that society is experiencing. >> after all, it's chasing these questions that makes life the most interesting.

>> it's pretty interesting look at our lives with cell phones. the film is called "removed" can you see it on our website, rightthisminute.com and check it out on our mobile app. kids, they're awesome for a multitude of reasons, reason number one, her dad, especially when your dad is a wrestling fan and mum goes out and you're left at home with the kids and the camera and you can do stuff like this. we've all done it. this is awesome! the level this guy goes to and the fact that his little one loves it as well, totally hams up the punches. he busts out like a giant pillow instead of a chair and they start banging each other over the head. >> this dad is dreaming about the day he can pull off all these moves since he was that age. >> one of my favorite ones is the last one. bam! >> i think the w.w.e. has a star of the future! next up, this is betsy's little one, harper. doesn't matter what toys you give your kids, they'll find

in this case, mum's shoe. >> the kid is chewing on the shoe like a dog would. >> but better than the dog. because the dog destroys the shoe. she's cute and let's get a little slobber on it it won't hurt it. >> we're not done with babies on "right this minute." we also note joanne and little emma. it turns out that baby emma might be ten steps ahead of all of us this is her at two weeks old. doing something that most babies do until six months old. which is roll over, ta-da! that in itself would be incredible. but in the next video, emma has my son beaten by about three and a half years -- because watch what happens. that's her adorable big sister, hanna. >> say hi. >> not too early to start trying to teach the kid how to speak. her hands are going, her little mouth is going. i really want to say hi to you. and then -- that's ridiculous. >> one month is a lot earlier than expected.

>> the babies of "right this minute" are not only stylish, but they're geniuses. >> teaching the kid how to say -- >> no. >> juicy tube wants to spreadd a message. >> he stands at the corner of a busy intersection and literally stops people in their tracks. >> see their reaction to his safety request. >> [ bleep ]. plus, when urban snowboarding doesn't go as planned. >> game on! >> hello. >> why simple planning could have avoided a bad situation. >> oh! in multivitamin history. a moment when something so familiar... becomes something so...new. introducing new centrum vitamints. a multivitamin that contains a full spectrum of essential

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the angry gut. available at cvs and walgreens. we're getting to the season where we're starting to see snowboard and ski videos. this one we take it off the mountains and into the urban environment of snowboarding. watch this kid ryan leap off the stairs in this video -- oh! that's the problem with urban snowboarding and skiing. watch it again. they did not post up a guy to stop the traffic. >> oh, that's going to hurt. >> dude. >> was that a helmet that went flying over the car. >> that was not a helmet. it was just a hat. >> at least it wasn't his head. >> you have a person like car, game on. >> hello. >> this small clip part of a larger snowboarding film from the folks at 686 technical apparel.

>> got to use some of the fail. speaking of fails, no snow in the next video. a buddy setting up his camera his friend is doing his homework. not interested in what this guy is trying to attempt. he's trying a trials ride. bicycle. here he's got some skills. >> he's not going to get hit by a car. >> but it's probably going to feel like he got hit by a bus. >> oh! ow! >> look at the friend. he's like dude, really? >> even though that one stung he gets up, shakes it off -- >> this whole time he thought he was going to have this really great video and some cool stuff on the rocks and boulders and -- >> no.

by now most of us are familiar with the latest campaign "it can wait." an anti-texting and driving, talking and driving campaign. and -- >> working and driving apply or not? >> no, put that away. >> this person is helping to spread the message. >> the national safety council says cell phone use causes crashes each year. 11 teens die a day. that leads me to ask you, is a text or call really that important? >> he stands at the corner of a busy intersection and stops people in their tracks. >> yo, this isn't a four-way street this is a stop sign. >> i'm about that, bro. >> that might have been because if you were on your phone. if i could ask you to not be on your phone. >> if you're in california, you're actually breaking the law. >> you missed the stop sign.

>> i didn't. >> with social media, with the fact it's in our pocket. >> i think technology is going to catch up with the way we use communications and things. vehicle safety systems i think eventually will make this problem go away. >> hold on. >> hey, i'm so sorry to like bother you, but can i please ask you to put your phone away. i know it sounds crazy, but this is a very busy intersection and cars have been flying by, just for the safety of others. >> i'm on the phone with my mother. >> they don't immediately listen to him and hang up. it seems like most people are pretty ticked. hopefully the message he tried to give them will stick with them throughout the day or the following coming weeks. >> hold on, there's a car, you're about to run into a car as you're on your phone. >> i'm not going to run into the car. >> this is not a four-way, the car was coming straight up. all i'm saying is i make that mistake, too, that's why i'm trying to tell people to learn from my mistake.

>> all right. wow. these dudes are bringing an old-school jam to life.

better.>> right. but he, it was a fail with style. >> leave it to men. schnauzer and the squirrel.

very popular british band blue has a very popular song "one love." >> and back when i was at college, just the kind of a song that everyone knows. >> it's one of those classics, right? >> classics, but from the club at 2:00 a.m. you're going one love >> this latest video is giving the song some new likes. one love >> and living up to its reputation, clearly. >> they just left the club. >> these guys have been out celebrating a bachelor party. they found themselves with this street performer. >> busker. one love >> they're excited about this. >> it's a very easy to remember very catchy song. they're just out having a good

time. they're feeling good. >> are all these guys from the party or did some other guys say hey, that's my dance. >> in the uk this is just the kind of thing that people will just do. >> before you know it, this juking video is full of people. dancing on the streets. >> you better get tips from every single one of them. >> how boring for the police, they have nothing to get upset about. >> how cool for this. that's a pretty good night. >> 95% of the time people are just walking past. this has got to feel awesome. love me, love me >> all of them start creeping over, dancing as he's singing.