a skydiver keeps waiting for a chute to deploy. >> that doesn't happen. >> see the moment the scary situation sinks in. this is to keep everybody warm at night. >> he's a kind soul, spreading joy in nepal. >> helping some orphans who are blind, some who have special needs. >> meet the man behind a mission that needs your help. >> you can choose to look away or choose to do something. >> a driver suddenly sees danger. >> towards a mercedes. >> why you'll be shaking your head that everyone survived. and a prankster becomes a living stick figure. what happened when things go

>> the concept is cool, depending on what part of town you're in. mark rickert has an amazing jump plan. he's in utah. look at that, absolutely beautiful. he's about to jump. right there is the pilot's chute. he says this is his very first pilot chute. you're supposed to pull the pin to deploy the parachute. that doesn't help. emergency procedures dictate he pulls left and right, and he does. but then all of a sudden you see the chute deploy, because he reached back, pulled out the pin and deployed it himself. >> you can hear some of the relief and shock in this video. >> holy [ bleep ].

>> it makes sense, it was instinct. he says regular emergency procedures dictate you're supposed to let the reserve chute go. >> that was the first and probably the last time he tries it that way. >> but he did it so quickly, and all that training, you just feel your way around, you know things. but notice how it wasn't until after everything was over that he's like, oh, that was scary. >> you see as his canopy opens, the guy who jumped before him is thousands of feet higher. >> i feel like one day there will be a television show that will be nothing but dash cams of people driving properly and everything is great, because people have learned over the years of watching "right this minute" all the things you're not supposed to do. we start in iceland. in these conditions you want to be taking it extraordinarily slowly.

towards a mercedes. >> oh, man. >> you can't maneuver out of the way, you can't swerve, because you'll just create your own hazard. there is nothing you can do. >> you're right, because there is a drop-off on either side of this, not that wide a road. this was posted by a couple of travelers from china. they were on holiday. as the video continues to play, you actually get to see one of them. she is in a lot of pain. in fact they are still recovering from the injuries in iceland. but they have posted these so everybody around the world has sending messages, hoping they review. they're expected to be fine. >> you would think someone not used to driving on ice would be causing the accident, but it was somebody who lives there. >> that probably could have been helped if there was a snowplow, like here in russia. wait!

to make a left turn? >> this is just the definition of irony, to actually crash into safer. like we always say, you're never to dash cams. anything can happen. guys, i would like to introduce you to a young man named alec crews. she's been traveling in nepal doing charity work. helping some orphans who are blind. he calls it the samopan foundation. folks can help support the foundation and support the needs of the people in nepal. one of the social workers near and dear to his heart lost her home during the last earthquake in nepal. this organization will not only support the kids but also some of the adults.

alex is here with us via skype on "right this minute." tell us more about why you felt the need to start the foundation. >> i've been doing this work for 20 years now. i was in nepal in 2013. i had gone to help some children who were blind, get them checked out by a doctor to see if any of them could benefit from operations to possibly restore their sight. i had been going on and off for about two years, bringing different donations. but it came to my attention that the monies weren't reaching the orphans. the children were going to be put into very dangerous, almost life-threatening situations. i took action and started my own foundation. i negotiated with the landlord where the children were and purchased the lease for a year in advance. i've done this for two years for you. i employee a social worker there. >> i'm interested in one of the social workers, tell me about that story. >> the earthquake happened, she lost her home.

welfare of the children. sometimes she wasn't paid for this work. i felt that someone who helps people so much shouldn't have to worry about where she's going to be sleeping. i decided it was better to combine the two different situations as well as the work that we do to help women who need housing, a building specifically, one floor for the children, one floor for the women, one for the social workers. >> do you have any success stories since you've started to work with those kids? >> for them, there was one young girl who had an operation. she's still in recuperation. i think that the actual success is in their happiness, their ability to learn. they want to help others like them. they may not have the support of

they have each other. oh, the beauty of thanksgiving. and the black friday that comes afterwards. >> this video was captured in russia, around thanksgiving day time. these people not really feeling the thanksgiving spirit. stores were unhappy with the sellers at the store. and watch how they retaliate. sellers. no word on what actually sparked the aggrgression. >> i don't think they're going to get that discount they wanted. >> probably not. >> i treat black friday by hiding inside and barricading myself. >> a day of college football. >> over to brazil, at this store they're getting ready for the carnage. >> all the employees in this store are standing behind those doors, right? >> they should be wearing helmets.

prepping. they're also kind of psyching up. the customers on the other side by banging on the metal doors as they're about to go up. >> i don't know if that's a good idea. the people on the other side are already riled up. the banging is going, they open the doors. and there's nobody on the other side. >> that's amazing. >> they start cracking up. i think that's because maybe in brazil, people don't do black friday like they do here. >> they were probably not expecting anybody to actually show up on black friday, but they have seen our videos, so they chose to have a little fun. this gtr is about to

doughnuts. >> this drifting i can get behind. plus she's got an interesting talent. >> she says she's been doing it >> >> what she does that won't fail

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>> do some doughnuts in the powder. it looks cool. >> even drag racing as well. >> and i do appreciate how they're doing it in what looks like a very empty lot. >> those guys making the most out of snow. these two from the university of manchester are making the most out of the rain. you see, they say that they don't get to go surfboarding very often. they take their surfboard out to the street and filmed each other riding away. >> i see what they're doing right there. you can get the action shot. it's like they're inside the tube. >> they could ride the waves. >> oh, my gosh. now they're completely dirty with all that gunk and junk from that gutter water.

it was just coincidence that you heard the sirens. but overall, it was a good time. a lot of adults can't spell the word xylophone. >> z? >> no, x. >> i was just testing. >> but check out little landon. he's three years old and can spell that flawlessly. >> all the letters are spread out everywhere. it's not like they've been set up in any given way. he's looking for each letter in the exact right order and starts spelling the word out perfectly. he is three years old. speak. his parents say he's building spelling out large wards for a diamond. >> that's a dinosaur, right? >> we're not smarter than a

no, we're not. >> his mom decided to start recording these little spelling feats, because they're pretty impressive. >> she has them recorded because of course every parent thinks their kids are exceptional. >> mine are exceptional. >> can they spell xyxylophone? >> this video is a little older but we thought it was cool. >> i can roar like a lion. >> she says she's been doing it since she was a kid. >> let's let her rip. [ roars ] >> you really want to see the mgm symbol around it. >> okay. i'm sold.

when it comes to these videos, not only does he show you how he does it, we'll be able to do it too. >> there's a lot you can do with little bits. that's the guys from little bits. what he's going to do is basically he's sort of wired his hoodie and his body with l.e.d. lights. he's going to be hiding in an alleyway and freaking people out like some sort of ninja person. figure. >> while the concept is cool depending on what part of town you're in -- >> he tries all kinds of different approaches. >> i want you -- to be careful. >> look how there's some really weird people.

laughing at the same time. >> for the last one you just goes full on gandalf. >> i love it. >> this is the kind of video that people at home want to try. he's offering a kit that you can win, so you may be seeing more videos just like this. this german shepherd tried to outsmart its open. the dog went back in the room and jumped over and fence and pretended not to go anywhere. see what happened when it was questioned. and a new development for augmented reality. >> amazon has patented a system

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talking about, i was in here the whole time. >> the dog went back in the room, jumped over the fence, and pretended like it hadn't gone anywhere. >> and that face, "who, me?" >> this next door should worry people, because this akita is only seven months old when it executes this move. >> it's like, hey, somebody let me in. forget it, i'll let myself in. paws the handle and opens the door like it's used to opening the door and coming in. >> what do you do? you've just got to get a deadbolt on everything or the dog will leave the door open for criminals.

is it possible that by now you've seen this microsoft called room of lies. >> it's a system of augmented realities. you see things, they're coming out from objects around your room. but up until now, you really oftentimes needed goggles. >> like the hololens. >> microsoft has patented a new system that requires no lenses, no goggles at all. >> all you need is projectors and depth cameras to cover the entire room, including the people and furniture inside. >> i will show you the prototype drawings. it's fascinating because you in your room will be able to use only projectors to experience this reality in your room with no goggles. it's called object tracking.

interact in your room. then another element called the reflector based depth mapping that actually creates a map of your room and all the objects in it, to then be able to create other movements, other beings. star trek. >> they've now got the 360 videos going all over facebook. you're sitting in the middle of the room with everything around you. improv everywhere is back with their annual christmas videos. >> watch people light up with

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. light. >> i'm sure you have a christmas sock. >> >> that's its new life.

>> kill the lights. >> they're back with their annual christmas video, lighting up new yorkers. when i tell you this is absolutely amazing, i mean it. >> they're placing this 7-foot-tall light switch in the middle of the square. when folks flip the switch, everything gets pretty. >> oh, my gosh, you're not kidding. everything, trees, rails, people. >> and crowds are gathering.

>> but that's the cool part. you turn it off, and it all goes -- >> like an interactive art exhibit at christmas. >> my favorite part are the children. do you see their faces light up with the light switch? >> these little girls did what i did do. >> you knew there was going to be one kid that would do that. that's all we have for you today, folks. we'll have more tomorrow. see you next time. it's the holidays. which means a house

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