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controversy. just in time for halloween, a video that has some people believing in ghosts. you be the judge. a young football phenon is lightning on the field. >> i work hard. >> why was this 11-year-old banned from scoring too many touchdowns? she was found shivering in a rain storm a long way from home. >> over 3,000 miles away from florida, where cooper was found. >> the story of cooper's two-year odyssey and how he got back to his family. hello and welcome to "right this minute." i'm beth trautman, it is monday, october 3rd. we'll start the show off with some violent images coming out of a school? >> called a high school in flagler, florida, the 16-year-old student is attacking other students apparently over a girl. you can see he took a couple of punches to the head and a school resource officers steps in to try to break the fight up.

they start to stumble through the crowd and off-camera, allegedly the student head-butted the resource officers, gave him a cut across the eye. now he's got the resource officer on the ground. he landed a couple of punches on the officer. he also knocked down a high school security guard. he hurt his back. the student was arrested and he was facing felony battery charges at the time. these images are scary enough. but it's also started a different discussion. four years ago, a tazer was used on a special needs student. and that's when the district said, you know what, maybe tasers aren't such a good idea in the school. this fight has brought that debate back up. >> i think it's ridiculous that this members of the board seem to have knee-jerk reactions. they need to have a poliicy the think works and keep it. >> if they wrb to tazed, you know parents are like, my son shouldn't be tazed. we're talking about having tazers in the school for children.

for kids that are under 18 and i think that is sort of the sad part about about this video and our entire discussion. whether you are for it or not. >> we're down in our news room, sharing stories with each other. we've got to get our political fix of the day. >> who supports governor perry's decision to give in-state tuition to illegal immigrants? >> a new ad just released by mitt romney's campaign a direct attack on one of his opponents. >> if you say we should not educate children who have come into our state for no other reason than they have been brought there by no fault of their own, i don't think you have a heart. >> four years of college, almost $100,000 discount. if you're an illegal alien to go to the university of texas. if you're a united states citizen from any one of the other 49 states you have to pay $100,000 more. that doesn't make sense to me. >> i'm not surprised that came out. because that's really

controversial. >> i don't know. mitt romney is going to gain some people. but i think after this, rick perry might be gaining a whole other group of people. i'm just saying. >> i wonder what their commercials and their ads are going to start looking like when it's time to go after the latino vote. because it's a huge vote. >> deadline ajax, ontario. some guy has a security camera outside his residence. and guess what he caught? he caught somebody trying to steal his van. or trying to steal something out of his van. he walks around the car after trying to get in. right here, he's looking inside. he looks up. he sees -- somebody's looking at him. he waves at the guy. [ laughter ] >> hey, dude, just trying to steal your car.

you can go back to bed, i'll be out of here in a minute. >> and then walks away. >> he said -- he never even touched my bmw, didn't even pay attention to it. >> he was going for the van. >> he wanted the minivan. have you guys ever heard somebody say, man, i really wish i could get rid of my ex. >> yes, usually in a "lifetime" movie and murder is involved. >> this genius decided he was going to kill and skin a bear, then wear the bear and attack his girlfriend. and maul and kill the girlfriend. but there would be no footprints and fingerprints left behind. just bear-prints. this is the truth. >> this can't possibly be true. >> that was this guy's plan. he eventually said, you know, maybe this bear plan is not

going to work. i'm going to go to plan b, the old-fashioned plan of how i'm going to get rid of my girlfriend. i'm going to get a hitman. he pays the guy $5,000, part of a $15,000 fee. and tells the guy to get into a head-on collision with her and kill her in the collision. >> first of all, how did anyone even know about the bear plot, if the bear plot never happened. who did he -- well go to the cops and say, well after hiring the hitman, let me tell you, the hitman wasn't as bad as the bear plot i had. >> this brainiac is spending five to 15 years in prison and she will have an order of protection. until the year 2031. >> i don't think that's long enough. >> i know it's only monday, but this story is just -- so ridiculous. and that's why i'm giving clyde the gardner, t "creeper of the week" award. >> i'm going to show you a sixth grader with e be thkrn. >> this ces to us from fox 16

in little rock, arkansas. >> i run hard and bring our team a victory. >> as a young age of 11 years old, this young fellow reminds a lot of people of razorback great, madre hill. >> he went to the same intermediate school and he used to score tons of touchdowns and they had to implement a rule called the madre hill rule. after three touchdowns if they were ahead by more than 14 points, he couldn't score any more touchdowns. >> i got shocked. because i didn't know it was happening. but it did. >> and now? >> i'm okay with it. >> this is great that his attitude is like this. it means he's -- he is a team player. >> it's actually better for him than it's bad for him. because now every scout in america has this kid on his radar. you know. all he has to do is just step out of bounds at the one yard line and let somebody else score. if you think, i'm so darn good,

they had to create a rule 0 slow me down. >> the school administrator said this rule isn't meant to punish kids, it's simply meant to give other kids a chance to play and develop as players. >> god always comes first. before anything. and grades, second. >> how could you not love a kid like that. such a good head on his shoulders, it kind of blows my mind. >> a cute animal story. cooper is a 4-year-old chihuahua with a mix. recently found in a rainstorm in brandon, florida. this story comes to us from weather.com. >> awwww. >> cooper is pretty cute, isn't he? >> he's so cute! >> people that found him in the rainstorm brought him into the local vet to have him checked out. and most vets have a scanner. they scanned the back of his neck for a microchip. they found out that the dog does belong to somebody. it turns out that cooper's family is somewhere near sacramento, california. over 3,000 miles away from

braden, florida. where cooper was found. >> they said it was definitely our dog and they wanted to get him back to us. and at first they didn't realize where we were. >> roshl's father bought the puppy. the theory is somebody must have found the dog in california, then moved away to florida. and then escaped somewhere in florida. now being reunited. the daughter in the story, natalie, keeps a little stuffed chihuahua that she's slept with ever since cooper disappeared. still has the stuffed animal. but she's going to be super-happy to get her dog back. >> that's so cute. >> hopefully he won't run away this time. >> it's a happy ending. see what this creepy tourist attraction may be changing to rock its visitors' world. >> they really want to revamp the future of alcatraz.

>> this would tote i had change how you experience the prison. it's softball and the deck is permanently stacked against these guys. see how they show that less can be much, much more. you lose a part of your body and it takes a while to realize that you're not getting it back. it's a tough thing to deal with.

an historic prison, alcatraz in the bay area may be changing the way you experience your visit there. i first saw the story on ktv in san francisco and i had to share it with you guys. the park service that's responsible for alcatraz is considering expanding your experience and they're thinking about offering overnight stays, which i'm totally down for. concessions, food, while you're there. and also more access. they really want to revamp the future of alcatraz. i mean it's been the thing for

years, this would totally change how you experience the prison. >> just the overnight stay part has me going all over it. >> i would totally do that. >> have you been to alcatraz? >> i haven't, no. >> i've been and i got creeped out just the hour that i was there. walking through the cell and you feel all creeped out. it's cold and windy and dark ocean and -- shark-infested waters. it's the prison of all prisons. >> i actually grew up in the san francisco bay area. and we used to go every once in a while to alcatraz with my family. and i always wanted more. they're allowing the public to actually weigh in on whether they like or don't like the ide on the national park service's website, people can actually give their feedback and their ideas. >> i just thithnk would be ed it to the people that already want to stay overnight on the island. they already have some kind of

morbid fascination with the prison experience. >> who wants to go to jail? >> the alcatraz prison experience. >> i don't want to go, but i'm completely intrigued by the whole proposition. >> i can't get into staying all night at the prison. i'd be interested if they got some rides. rec softball leagues for adults are a chance for guys to relive their glory days. this team i want to introduce you to, they're happy to be out on the field for a completely different reason. >> one, two, three, play ball! >> this is a team made up of war vets who are all amputees. >> you lose a part of your body, it takes a while to realize, you're not getting it back. it's a tough thing to deal with. >> if i wasn't able to play sports or anything like that, i couldn't do it. >> we want to get them back into the same lifestyle they had before their amputation. >> they've all served in the war in iraq or the war in

afghanistan. they range from 22 years old to 40 years old. >> one of those players is joining us right this minute, the third baseman, saul vasquez, coming to us from new hampshire. how did you all relearn to play this sport that you all love? >> well for most of us, it came pretty naturally. i mean the guys who are policing an arm, both of them i think had to relearn to throw with their opposite arm that they actually didn't use before. for the most part, it's just muscle memory. it comes right back to you. >> you guys are playing some tough competition? are you guys hanging in there? how you doing? >> i think we're about three or four games above .500, we're getting better as a unit. it's coming along and it's a lot of fun. >> how important is the activity for the guys' mental well-being? >> it's huge. if you would have told me four and a half years ago when i first got hurt that i would be out there playing softball again just as well as i did before, i would have called you a liar. >> at the end of the did the wins or losses really matter to you guys?

>> if you want the real answer to us on the team, it does matter to us. every guy on the team is competitive. and that's the reason why they're on the team, they have a fire and a spirit that got them to above i'm happy with just walking. we're out there playing softball at a decent level. so wins and losses do matter to us. >> hey, saul, thanks so much, man. thanks for joining us and thanks for your service. and good luck for the rest of the season. when turtles attack, action! ♪ ♪

i don't want to freak you guys out, but i feel like i -- would be doing you disservice if i didn't freak you out just a little bit. this was taken at a shop in the uk. some guy named andrew desilva posted this on his youtube. he said a friend sent this video to me, it's from a shop that he works in. >> i'm calling and waiting for the next viral video to go around to reveal what this is that they're promoting. >> i completely agree with that. if you don't remember, i have a little bit of background with this. and what i know about this type of video is that oftentimes there's highly, highly unlikely and it would take some major cameras. it would take some major tech to capture something like this. >> we are curious about the afterlife. we're all going to die, we want

to know what happens. >> it's making headlines in the uk. >> the fact that it is cctv also red-flag, sorry. and the fact that we are almost weeks away from halloween, red flag. this kid goes from crying to smiling. find out what band gets him ready to rock. ever wonder what would happen if computer problems were real? we've got the video that will have you laughing so hard you'll cry on your keyboard. >> what was that? oó?ñ?ñ?ñ7ówñóñ?oñ'o

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smiley face. >> there's your first message. >> send something else to her. >> i miss you, too. >> i wish i was with you, emphatically with a smiley face. >> a little smiley face. >> she's calling you. >> please come hang out with me, please? please? i really miss you. >> olivia misses me, a lot. >> hello? >> she hung up on you. she must hear my voice and she's like -- >> who is that? >> after a minute, fake girlfriend will call you with a prerecorded message. >> she's calling again. >> what's up, girl? >> i love you and i just want to say i can't wait to see you! >> what if i texted her something like really raunchy. can't wait to see you, um, nude! >> i'm lonely, hee hee hee. >> if you're looking for a good time, you can call steven's fake girlfriend. have you ever been in car and you can't decide what you want to listen to? people are disagreeing about

what music to play? >> all the time. happening in this car with an infant and his dad. ♪ speaking foreign language ] >> he's like, no. [ speaking foreign language ] >> no! >> he's rejecting all the songs that dad's playing for him. until he hears -- "whole lotta love" by led zeppelin. >> no way! >> he immediately starts -- jamming his head, like a little beavis and butthead. he even sings along! >> look at how happy he is now. he's playing some led zeppelin. >> cute baby, not happy until he hears zepellin. that's all i got for you and that's all it needs to be. i love it. computers, man. they do a million, ba jillian different things, but every once in a while, they do give you those problems. but what if those problems were

real? >> i can't open any folders on my desk top. >> all of my documents are frozen. >> yeah. >> what was that? >> window just crashed. >> what's going on? >> i think it's a problem with the firewall. >> that's it. i'm going to try restarting. >> no, no! >> it made me cry. this is awesome. >> this is hilariously awesome video was produced by the sketch comedy channel on youtube, the awkward spaceship. based out of chicago. the writer, director and one of the stars of awkward spaceship is joining us "right this minute." dave, it's so funny and it's something that everybody can relate to. >> yeah, that was the inspiration behind the video. i was at work and i was trying to open a file and i went, darn it, this file was frozen. that got me thinking, there's a bunch of other weird metaphors

we use for computer problems. i started throwing those together. >> how long did it take to you freeze the file? >> that was the world's first crop manufacturer. it was a block of ice. we had to make four of them. >> were there any computer terms that you came up that you tried to recreate that didn't work in real life? >> i thought about a virus for a while. but everything started going very not safe for work there. >> i think a i thought of one they could have used, but they didn't use. >> okay. >> i just got spammed. and you could throw a big old block of spam. >> i'm going to have to go back and film that again. how did i miss that? it's rampant -- teens and sexy texting. find out which state is closing a legal loophole. you might not like your boss, but do you take that frustration to youtube? we find out what this cast membe

the crackdown on sexting. teens do it, parents hate it. but listen up, there's some new changes to the law. it's about time somebody thought of this. see the big advance in air bags. want to start a web series? >> the cool thing about the series is it's going to be interactive for facebook users. so your facebook profile might appear on facebook in the back. this is the cutest rodent footage of the day. the question is, does she know what's hiding in her hair? welcome back to "right this minute," everybody. we've got a hot topic right now. it's all over youtube, it's all over the news. florida has now changed their laws regarding sexting. this new state law basically bans teens from sending nude or racy photos via text. for the first sexting offense,

for teens, it is a noncriminal offense. that gets them eight hours of community service and a fine. the second offense, it will become a first-degree misdemeanor. and here is the punishment for the third offense, it becomes a felony with a maximum of five years in prison. previously in the state of florida, if someone under the age of 18 was caught sexting, it could be a pornography offense. and they would become a registered sex offender. so basically, this new law actually softens the punishment for teen offenders. >> regardless of what the consequences are, there are consequences to this. if you're a 16-year-old girl and you sex your boyfriend, and you think he's not going to show anybody, he's showing everybody. when you break up? definitely he's showing all his friends. >> but what is the real goal with something like this? is it to create conservative god-fearing kids out of these

teenagers? or is it to prevent them from having the social outlash that has happened to other kids. >> i think this would be a deterrent for kids. if you think you're going to get five years in prison over sending a sex message to your boyfriend, i think it's going to be the thing that makes you think twice about what you're doing. >> i think the goal is, how many times have we seen a girl who sends pictures of herself around to a boyfriend. they get passed around, the girl kills herself, is called slut, her reputation is ruined and she takes her own life. >> it's sad, we've seen that. maybe that's one of the reasons they're trying to cut down on it. when i first saw this video, it seriously gave me the chills. >> this unfortunately is one of those dashcam videos. but it's what happens next -- >> ooh! >> he was like, hooting and hollering before that happened. that's what it sounded like. >> he was having a great time driving way too fast. severing through cars and he was

laughing, having a great time doing it until -- he saw the bus. >> this video was taken somewhere, i believe to be saudi arabia. the title of the video translates from arabic to english, something like he captured his own death. >> whoa. >> this is a perfect lesson why you don't drive like this. you don't pass somebody on the shoulder and then immediately try to pass somebody on lefthand side. you don't do that. >> what's even more chilling is the fact that after the accident happened, the camera keeps running. and you can hear the horn, but you hear nothing else. typhoon nesat has wreaked havoc over china, the philippines, and vietnam. and one philippine village, the

way down you can see the passenger's, the driver and passenger heads coming together. and that's right in front of that. >> if you have the side curtain airbag as wells, it puts you, the driver in a cocoon that keeps the driver really safe. because it absorbs so much impact it would protect the shoulder of the driver. people in the industry are saying this technology is so innovative, that they think within a year after this, it should be implemented in all mid-sized family cars. so we see a lot of firsts here on "right this minute." but i'm here to tell you about the world's first-ever fat cat. over the weekend, in denmark, people there began paying extra money for fatty products. things like packs of potato chips, tax on butter. it's basically to try to get

people to eat right and keep people in denmark slim. >> it's a sin tax. lawmakers tried it over and over again and people don't like it. they tried to tax things like sodas. and it's the government putting its hands in personal choices. >> it will be interesting to see if that cuts back on the amount of butter that people eat. if they put a sin tax on butter, i'm still buying it. >> we've seen sin taxes on cigarettes and alcohol. but butter is a staple, you know. >> in the south? yes. >> it is in my food. >> what if you want to make a pie for someone's birthday. you need butter. it's not like you're eating a stick of butter. people use it in moderation. >> a little bit of butter is a lot different than a little bit of tobacco or a little bit of nicotine. facebook is about to get dramatically closer to our accounts. we'll tell you about facebook's

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accounts. >> counter terrorism, nick green faces the most exciting assignment of all -- high school. >> facebook will premiere aim high, a live-action new media series. exclusively on facebook. you will see some familiar faces. in fact, a star from "twilight" is on the show, as well as amy teagarden from "fry night lights." it will be interactive for facebook users. let's say nick green is in a fight scene and there's a billboard in the back, your facebook profile might appear on the billboard in the back. when you're watching "aim high" on your computer, it's customized to you. if nick and steve and i are watching it on our computers, each one would represent us. >> one would have my face on the billboard, one would have yours? >> correct. >> if would be more interesting if you ended up in the show and everybody could see it. >> if my picture is on this show, don't you want everyone to

see it. you don't want to be the only one like there i am, cool. >> what you're saying su haven't gotten quite enough fame from this national tv show that we're on and you need to be a part of a show on facebook? >> i think it's safe to say that all of us have one of those former employers that really gets on our nerves whene think ba. e's a y makes youtube videos about his former employer. that tons of people watch. >> the people i didn't like working with, the snitches. >> it just so happens that his former employer is disney. >> and disney snitches are the worst. >> came out earlier this year, 1.2 views on youtube. now, his most recent clip just came out, "revenge of a disney employee" already has more than 65,000 reviews. >> when i felt disrespected. >> he goes all the animation and

narrations himself. >> this viewer, better known as adonde. is joining us "right this minute" via skype to talk about these youtube clips that are going crazy viral. >> you know when you're forced to smile and be happy like walk out there and just smile for no reason, even when you're mad. disney is a great place to work for, it's just in my section and my managers. >> when there was a supervisor or manager, they made your job so stressful for no reason? >> they met people to have the disney smile all the time. are you surprised? were you surprised or were you not aware of this before you got hired? >> no, i was totally fine with it. but it was like the behind-the-scenes stuff is kind of what would get me. hollywood, it was like a ten-year wait to transfer over to that ride for the simple reason of you didn't have to smile and when you came to work, they told you to look depressed

to keep with the theme of the whole scary mansion. >> now it's the best boss ever. >> i know every job has a bad boss, but i still love disney. this is the cutest rodest footage of the day. >> a cute rodent? i got to see that. besides a hamster? >> before we get to the hoedaro the first thing is from jacqueline. she's from kalispell, montana. the camera zooms in closer, it gets to the back of her head, it's like, what is that? >> that is the chipmunk asleep in her hair. look at his little paw. >> he looks like he's hibernating, he hasn't moved an inch. >> is he a pet? >> yes, chippy was found by one of their neighbors on a rainy day, just laying on the sidewalk. the neighbor couldn't take care of it, so this family, jacqueline's family, adopted it. they took care of chippy, helped

bring it back to health and they thought they would release him back into the wild. but the vet said he probably wouldn't survive in the wild because he had been conditioned to be given food and wouldn't be able to get his own food. they decided we'll keep him as a pet. he stays in their son's room and feeds him carrots and grapes. and they said on this particular day, chippy had been running around and playing and got exhausted and found his way into jacqueline's hair for a nap. the only thing that would be cuter if he had a really loud snore. the story of the misunderstood misfits. we'll tell you how they found a commute where they fit right in. >> what are you doing at 2:00 a.m. on a sunday morning? twitter knows, we'll show you the research that proves it.

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posse. it's become quite the community where every year now for 12 years they now create the gathering of the juggalos and yo have thousands that together -- >> juggalos [ bleep ] timely! >> family, family! >> this are images from a film called "american juggalo." and this film maker traveled to the gathering this year in august to document the activities that happened there. de tell me more about "american juggalo" your film? >> a subculture that i'm fascinated by. >> you said you wanted to give people a look at the o often-mocked and misunderstood subculture of joggalos. tell me about that. >> a lot of people have misperceptions and make fun of them. when you get there, you feel so

much love. they're not the violent, disgusting people that you would think. >> you hate on people because they're different. different from people and you run with who they are, you know. >> anybody can come here an [ bleep ] have a good time. >> the juggalos practice what they preach. they're all about accepting you for who you are, family and love. >> are you a juggalo? >> maybe now. we're down in the news room and sharing stories with each other and our e-journalist is here and i'm hoping you might have something to make us smile this time? >> this is our good people doing good things video of the day, which i love. >> hi, i'm mark with the current state of the economy so many new yorkers can no longer afford to take cab rides. today that's all going to change. because for the entire day i am going to be offering new yorkers free cab rides. all they have to do is tweet me or facebook me. >> we've seen him do tons of videos before.

he's a comedian. this is one of his more good samaritan type videos. >> i'm -- >> we can't talk right now, we're clubbing. >> are you with your boyfriend? >> yes. >> would you get him on the phone? >> it's mark malcoff. your girlfriend is breaking up with you. >> mark! >> you can see in the shot, super-fun, they filled the cab with popcorn. >> how can you ease popcorn out of a popcorn-filled taxi cab. >> did he pay for this with money out of his own pocket? did he have a sponsor? how did the money work. >> it was his own money. >> what was the total at the end of the day. >> 14 hours, 60.2 miles and hundreds of dollars of free cab rides. >> just think what kind of day each person that got to experience this had. this was a pay it forward minute. i bet they had the best day ever after they experienced it. >> exactly, one small thing and then your day is good for the

rest of the day. "right this minute," new twitter research from cornell university. basically it creates data graphs for twitter. these guys collected 500 million tweets from 2.4 million users in early 2010. and the data and the graphs just came out. okay, we use the bacon example. i'll type in bacon. and as you can see here, each day has its own color. sunday is the most people were talking about bacon. pink on saturdays, people were talking about bacon. >> because they have time to go out for breakfast and order bacon. >> exactly. nick give me something to type in here. >> racing. >> sunday is huge for that. saturday is huge for that. give me another pointer. >> napping. >> napping is high obviously on sunday afternoons, it looks like. >> why is this -- useful? >> just kind of cool to see what people are talking about and how many people are talking about the same thing on certain days of the week. >> i think businesses could use it as a marketing plan.

people are talking about bacon on saturdays and sundays. if i was i-hop or waffle house, that's when i would tweet two for one bacon slices or something like that. >> what about studying drunk? >> type in naked. >> whoa! >> people are just typing that they're naked at all times of the week. >> where are you keeping your phone? >> put in horny. >> who types that in a twitter? >> let's find out. >> oh, my godness. >> oh, my god. >> sunday around 1:00 a.m. >> 2:00 a.m. most people are typing horny. >> that was fun. i could see wasting probably about 20 minutes of a work day. >> easily. >> we just did. what's this go-cart doing off the track? the unexpected pit stop.

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♪ ♪ the olympics are coming up next summer and i'm getting so excited. videos are starting to pour in promoting them. this is one just released by mini, as in mini cooper. this is british jumping champion and he jumped over three mini coopers. he's also an olympic hopeful. so it makes so much sense that they would use this to unveil their three new limited-edition london 2012 mini coopers. i follow the track and field. that's the thing i get so excited about the olympics. this guy wanted to be a football player. but he had something called

osgood-platter disease and it killed his football-playing d s days. so he ended up being a long jumper. what great way to promote a british brand and the 2012 london olympics. did you see it's right in front of the tower bridge. perfectly framed. >> i know, this is like one of the coolest videos that i've seen in a while. he's got great form, great technique and the fact that he was brave enough to jump over that without something beneath him. what if he didn't make it? >> that would kill his olympic dream for 2012. that's it for our show today. thanks so much for joining us. we'll leave you with one last look of that typhoon over hong kong. look of that typhoon over hong kong. we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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