hello, everyone. i'm beth troutman. it is wednesday and you're watching "right this minute." a $200,000 cell phone bill? meet the woman who discovered it was no joke. >> i found out because my line

got disconnected. >> this bear cub wanders into a grocery store. now hear from the guys who escorted him out past wide-eyed customers. >> they were kind of shocked when they walked through. >> he's got a huge medical problem that every guy can sympathize with. >> i can't imagine walking around like that every day. >> hear why this las vegas man is finally sharing his story. vera wang unveils the new wedding gown. >> it's like a ball gown, not a gown. >> "rhthimite,"blks the new white for brides. >> this is the most depressing wedding collection that i've ever seen. >> just wait until you see the stunt this guy luis pulls off with this scorpion. >> louis, i guess good job, i don't know. >> what if you opened up your cell phone bill and it was 43 pages long and the bill was for

$200,000? this really happened to a woman in south florida. selena aaron. she has a brother who is deaf. his name is shamir. she communicates via text message. she has him on her plan. he went to canada and forget to turn his data roaming off. he sent more than 2,000 texts, downloaded a bunch of videos. one charge for a video was $1800. one charge for a video was $1300. one charge was $2,000. we saw this story first on wsvn out of fort lauderdale. they contacted t-mobile and the carrier said they texted shamir and made him aware of the charges he was going to accrue for data usage in canada. this is something the ftc calls bill shock. this week there are new rules to notify customers of when they're in danger of extra charges on their cell phone bill. t-mobile lowered the bill from

$201,000 down to $2500. and they're giving selena six months to pay it off. we have selena aaron from south florida joining us right this minute via skype. you called and said i got a bill from $201,000 and they said that's right, that's what you owe us. >> yes. on top of that, they told me for my line to be reconnected i have to come up with half the money, meet them half way. >> what were you thinking when they brought this bill from $200,000 down to $2500? >> they know my bill next goes past "x" amount per month and they let it go beyond a certain point without letting me know as the primary card holder that hey, there's some high usage going on on your phone bill bill. i found out because my line got disconnected. >> leave the country, best bet is turn your phone off so you can avoid a lot of these usage charges. when you see this guy you're going to want to open your wallet to help him out,

especially you, steven. he's 47-year-old wesley warren and he has a huge medical problem, i mean huge. >> a growth weighing more than 100 pounds on the scrotum. it is a large adema.welling of around his testicles. >> he says he accidentally knocked his testiclessoier ball they've swollen up to 100 pounds because he has scrotal lympho deem ma. >> he's wearing a hoodie as a pair of pants. >> people look and stair stare. >> the doctor said it's treatable with a surgery or possibly castration. he wanted to get it treated without castration first and he went to the doctors at ucla medical center. they said there's no guarantee it will work. we can do the surgery it's going to cost you $1 million. >> you got to be kidding me. >> he went on the howard stern.

why? he said because -- >> it would be other males to have empathy or sympathy for what i'm going through. >> he says he suffers from depression and has suicidal thoughts bought says this is not going to kill me, i'm not going to let this take my life. >> i can't imagine walking around like that every day. >> i can completely understand his depression and how he would consider taking his own life, but how brave of him to say, i'm going to see how i can take care of this. >> this is a story, the bond between a mother and her daughter. we found this at news okay. in march of this year a woman named stacy found out she was pregnant. she was 41 years old. didn't think she would be able to have children. a few months later she started experiencing bad headaches, ct scans came back saying she had neck and head cancer. then she was forced to face the choice of her own life or the life of her child. she chose to not have

chemotherapy and then in august, she collapsed and was rushed to the hospital. and a few days later the baby's heart stopped and her heart stopped. so they did an emergency c-section and they delivered her daughter, dottie may, just a little over 2 pounds prematurely. dottie may was take noon neonatal intensive care while the mother stayed in intensive care in another building. >> they told us it was impossible for her to see the child. >> her mother was finally able to open her eyes and hold her little girl for the first time. >> and they laid dottie may right on her chest and they just looked at each other. >> her love for her daughter was so strong she built up enough strength to meet her and three days later she passed away. >> talk about the most selfless act you could possibly make. >> now little dottie may is doing well and ray philip, stacy's brother, now has dottie may and will raise her along with his four children.

>> i told my sister, you've done a beautiful thing. >> the video i'm about to show you is the reason why you must always pay attention when you're a pedestrian crossing the street. just pay attention to the very center of your screen and see if you notice what's going on. did you miss it? >> i definitely missed it. >> this is a very rainy day. it's around 9:00 in the morning and this is a dash cam video that is about to capture the moment when a woman, who is crossing the street, not only does she get struck but she gets dragged about 30 feet. >> you see her under the car. she's crawling out. >> she isn't going anywhere. she's not crawling out because she's stuck. the driver saw this, stopped the car immediately, jumped out of the car to help her out. you see a good samaritan run up and help her. they pull her out from under the car.

somehow she is not hurt and is able to walk away. >> that's amazing. >> and she's wearing heels. >> oh, my. >> one minute you're literally under a car being dragged, the next minute you're walking across the street. >> she was really lucky she was able to walk away. >> what better way to celebrate the world's first commercial space line than to dance on the side of the building. what we're seeing is video from the virginalactic space dedication. these are the projects, the dance troupe is dancing on the side of the building. it will offer orbital space flights to the public. this is the dedication to the building and the space port america which is in new mexico. you see the founder of virgin himself come down from the

rafters. >> awesome. >> sir richard branson, popping some champagne here, toasting to the crowd. these flights costs $200,000 each. so, it's a lot of money. here's the thing. there was a reporter in attendance, maggie mckee, from the new scientist and she says something is kind of up with this celebration. she thinks it's actually all smoke and mirrors. she took a peek inside this hangar. it's it's not finished. virgin galactic says it has $58 million in the project but only done test flights that haven't had any rocket fuel. is this celebration kind of to distract everybody, do you think? >> think about it, what project of that magnitude is ever done on time. >> i think this is a way to keep the topic in the news, keep us all talking about it so we don't forget about it and lose steam. >> this is the fund-raising tactic. >> what about branson's less than impressive dance moves here. >> he's not in cirque du soleil,

what do you expect? ♪ do you love me >> a musical duet. wait until you see the new "it" girl this guy is singing with. >> that driver ran a red light. what he does left will leave you flabbergasted. >> he's going pretty slow, but just wait. it will look like he's flying.

there's a new trend in wedding gowns and it has nothing to do with kate middleton. >> were these created by tim burton. >>? >> these were the gowns shown for the fall 2012 bridal collection from vera wang on bridal fashion week in new york. you can see all of this collection on brides.com. it's like a ball gown collection, not a wedding gown. >> i would actually expect my

bridesmaids to wear black. i don't see a lot of brides flocking to black wedding dresses. >> this is the most depressing wedding collection i've ever seen. >> some of them aren't all black. some of them are nude underneath and have a black overlay. a lot are chiffon or lace. they're a little more whimsical. there were no white or ivory gowns to be seen. she showed about 16 dresses. she was inspired by black lace and nude lingerie which she thinks is feminine and beautiful and traditional. vera wang is typically ahead of the crowd when it comes to bridal fashion and people usually follow suit. if you're not into the black thing it might be a little rough come fall 2012. >> white ivory has gotten a little old. it's refreshing. sarah jessica parker wore one in her wedding in the '90s. these will be in stores in the spring. >> their' always a season ahead. >> you could wear this to the perfect halloween wedding. >> yes. >> you absolutely could.

serious now the it girl on the internet, that's the new app on the iphone 4s. jonathan man decided to do a duet with siri and some of the popular questions have been asking her. ♪ hey siri do you love me >> how can i tell? >>. ♪ you just know. >> okey dough kay. ♪ you're very beautiful >> thanks. can we get back to work now. i don't like these arbitrary categories. >> i think that the programmers at apple as we noticed on this show before, have a sense of humor because some of these questions are stuff that people really ask siri and have been putting on their blogs and jonathan man made a song out of it. >> i love she says okey dough ki, one of my favorite phrases. >> i think the programmers know they're going to ask crazy questions and there's crazy answers in there.

people will ask a question in such a way that the phone will come up with some kind of answer. >> isn't it funny in 20 is 11 you can be lonely and bored and have a conversation with your phone and it will talk back to you. >> the good thing is you're not talking back to yourself. if you start answering yourself that's where the problem is. >> then there would be a problem. if you're like trapped somewhere and didn't have anybody to talk to, you can talk to siri on your phone. she'll talk back. she'll always answer you back. >> i'm worried about steven because i think he's going to start dating his phone. >> i have yet to meet siri, but tht day is coming. the, two, one, action. >> dog versus halloween spider take one. ♪

>> ever gone through a red light when you're driving and you go hope no one saw that. >> yeah. >> i'm not going to admit that on tv. >> this guy here, this guy in this video, he made up for it. you'll see what i mean. these people, you know, they pull up to a red light, they stop. but then this guy in the silver car blows right on through and makes the right. totally broke the law. totally just disregarded the red light completely. watch what he does next. he's like oops, i actually went through that light. i should probably back up and stop. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's a man and his wife and the man driving ran the red light and his wife started yelling at him saying honey, you're not supposed to run a red light. he got so mad, fine, backed it up. >> my theory is this maybe was a police car and that person thought hey, wait a minute, because police cars have dash cams and the person thought wait a minute, the police saw me doing that. i better back up and just face the music now. >> like he was worried about karma or something.

if i don't take this back it's going to come back to bite me. >> i think that's hilarious. take a look at the beginnings of a painting that made us say, wow. >> wow. >> that's incredible thing i've ever seen done. >> what a knife can do in the right artistic hands. oh. >> there it is. puts the finger back on. >> little aiden is getting punked by his own dad. >> doesn't want his dad to hurt. that's what makes you feel like oh. >> aiden, trick is on you. ♪

sometimes the best talent comes from the most obscure places in the world. this video comes to us from myanmar and shows a guy on the street with some incredible painting skills. but he's really got something going here. already in the beginning. fast forward a little bit. he uses some unusual tools here too. he gets out a knife and starts doing some work on the painting. >> geez. >> and you can really see this painting start to take shape. ♪ >> this looks like a bob ross painting. >> it does look like a bob ross painting.

>> there are a lot of happy little trees and happy little -- >> happy little trees. >> happy little shrubs happening in this. it's so detailed and he's just using like a pocket knife. look at the huge tree on the left. >> wow. >> takes out the knife again. and he starts to make more branches, more of a trunk. >> shadowing. that's amazing. >> and he gives the leaves branches at the top of the tree just with the edge of that knife. makes me think why is this guy like not the most famous artist ever. >> this video was recently unloaded on youtube and almost has 700,000 hits. look at the final outcome. ♪ >> that's incredible. one of the most incredible things i've ever seen done, and that quickly. one of my favorite

pasttimes, punking little kids. >> what? >> little aiden, he's a cutie, right? his dad is saying, oh check this out, aiden. i'm going to bite off my finger. >> where did my finger go? >> there it is. >> he puts the finger back on. he keeps tricking little aiden here. >> oh geez. >> no. >> where did it go? oh. there it is. >> now he's just totally confused. he has no idea what's going on. >> oh geez. >> no. >> no? >> should i fix it? >> yes. >> okay. >> by the fourth time he's kind of bored by it to be quite honest. >> it's so sweet how sensitive the little boy is about his dad's finger. >> would have been better if dad would have put ketchup on his hand or something. >> doesn't want his dad to hurt and that's what makes you feel like oh, when you watch it. >> and it shows how kids will kind of fall for pretty much anything.

i'm about to show you a video that can easily be called the most random video of the day. this video is ten years old, but it was just recently put on the internet and it's currently trending on-line. why? you're going to see what looks to be a motorcycle cop on a parking lot practicing some stunts. >> some maneuvers. >> some maneuvers. someone who's quite a bit away saw this cop on a parking lot, brought out his video cam and started shooting it. look at that stunt right there. >> what? what is this person doing? >> i have no idea. >> when i saw this i couldn't stop laughing because it's like, what is this cop doing? is he practicing stunts in case he's in a high-speed motor chase or something? >> when would you ever need to utilize that maneuver. >> that's the right-hand turn there. but he's -- >> but complete -- >> you know what? i know exactly what he's doing.

he's planking ten years before planking became popular. >> we're planning something different for this friday on "right this minute." >> we're going to be counting down the best videos and the best stories we found on the web. >> and of all the videos we find all day long only 20 will make the list. >> we call its rtm countdown and, of course, it's going to be the best of the best. >> join us and be a part of the rtm top 20 countdown and choose your favorite. >> and here's what's coming up next on "right this minute" -- >> a young girl is her father's designated driver. >> she's driving. >> this is what he chose to do with his 9-year-old. >> now see what a judge is choosing to do with dad. >> a truck in russia, enough said. but so much more to see. when wewewewewewe

a baby bear turns up in a

grocery store produce bin. >> probably completely freaked out. >> probably just really sad that they ended his vegetable party. >> you'll hear from the guys who finally carried the cub away. >> prince harry puts the moves on ladies in san diego. one website got to pick when the prince wasn't looking. see the death defying view from the helmet camera of a skyhigh base jump. >> pittsburgh's toughest dance it out with hines ward in the lead. this video is going viral. welcome back to "right this minute," everybody. i have a video that shows that people in alaska, they're just brave. this is in a grocery store in katchukan alaska. what could they be videoing in the produce aisles of a grocery store. >> a special in the veggie section. >> it is a special in the veggie

section but this special is a bear cub. >> it climbed up into the veggie section. >> these folks are getting a little worried. we need to do something about this bear. >> look what these guys in alaska are able to do in order to get this bear out of the produce aisles. they just pick it up. listen to the sound the bear is making. >> oh! >> yeah. it was probably completely freaked out. >> probably just really sad that they ended his vegetable party. >> right this minute, we have ken and joe, th v the guy who caught the bear. welcome to "right this minute." >> hello! >> hello. >> do you know how the bear got in the grocery store? >> just walked through the front door. >> were you around or was anyone that you know around to watch this bear walk through that front door and what was the feeling when they saw him walk in and jump into the produce? >> actually, they were kind of shocked that it walked through. they were all pointing at it,

like it was a puppy or something. >> where did you take him? what did you do with him once you walked out of the supermarket doors? >> we took him out of the side door on the back side of the building and there's woods on the back side of the store and just released him back into the wild. he ran back up to the bank up a cliff and i'm sure he found his mother later on. >> there were no encounters with mama bear because that could have gotten nasty. >> yeah. that's why i did it as quickly as i did. i was concerned about if mama was around, she would have probably tracked him to the store and came through the same front door. >> and what happened with the vegetable afterwards? >> i spent eight hours cleaning the case. >> prince harry third in line to the british the lone, is in the united states to train on apache helicopters. he was caught recently at the belly up tav vern in san diego. here he is at the belly up tavern. rumor fix got these new photos

of harry having a really good time with a blonde and a brunette. the manager of the belly up tavern says, he was a nice guy. he was here until 1:15 in the morning. had a shot of tequila and a couple beers and a dame for each hand and there he is getting a little closer to the two girls. >> oh. >> here we go. touching. >> here, the action starts heating up. you know when you meet the queen and prince william and stuff, you're never supposed to touch them or offer to shake their hands. you have to wait until they offer it to you. he's starting to get touchy-feely with this girl, putting his finger on his neck. there he is touching her hair. i think there might be a little lip lock action going on. >> can you imagine that story, the girl. she's like hey, guys, i went to the belly up bar tonight and know who i made out with, prince harry. no one believes that story. >> i don't care. good. he's having a good time. whatever. >> this is nothing un-prince

harry-like. >> give it to a guy who can kiss one girl at one moment and flirt with the blonde the very next. >> wish it was me. halloween vitamin c kitty, action. ♪ >> i think i've found the newest creep of the week. >> oh. >> you like finding the creep of the week. >> 39-year-old shawn wiemer is in a little hot water with the law near detroit. he was drinking, but he wasn't behind the wheel. he got in trouble because of who his designated driver was. >> oh, boy.

>> his 9-year-old daughter. this video shows his daughter pulling into a gas station. this is around 3:00 a.m. >> she's 9 years old. 9. brakes. listen, we're leaving and she's driving. >> you hear the girl who's standing next to them, and go "and i parked". >> and i parked. >> the police got the call they saw the door of a van open, this guy's work van, saw a girl in a booster seat driving the car. when she was pulled over, she actually said to the police officer, why did you stop me? i was driving good. >> that means that she's probably been driving for a while and this wasn't the first time. >> this guy couldn't stay sober long enough to spend a weekend with his 9-year-old daughter. he only had her for the weekend and this is what he chose to do with his 9-year-old. >> the nice part of this, is that little girl did not have an accident. she was probably driving better than her dad had he got behind

the wheel. the problemed with the story, a 9-year-old girl was behind the wheel of a car. >> mr. wiemer is facing two counts of child abuse and habitual offender charge from a previous drunk driving incident. no surprise there. when you let your 9-year-old daughter drive you around when you're too drunk to drive, you get the creep of the week award. this week nasa and japan released the highest resolution, top po graphic map available. this video shows basically what it would look like flying over the island of oahu. this was recorded by the advanced face born thermal admission and reflection raid yom ter which is on nasa's terra spacecraft and they took these 3d images and put them on top of one another and it shows it in almost perfect 3d. >> can i use this map? >> yes. that's what's so cool about this application. it's available to anyone who wants to use it and it's

completely free. all you to do is go to the website ltdaac.usgs.gov. you can access it. it covers 99% of the globe, starts 83 degrees north latitude and finishes 83 degrees south latitude. it recognizes all bodies of water and can even recognize a small lake. if you want to see, you know, a mountain range maybe in russia or china, you can go on-line, check it out. it's just incredible. >> i used to think it was cool the globe would have the raised mountains on it. that's kind of cool. this is a lot cooler than that, you know. oh. the rockies really stick out. oh. cool. >> to be young today. >> yeah. so you're driving down the street and you see this. >> what the -- how are they driving that? >> i have no idea. >> who's driving it? >> i have no idea. >> there's a guy clearly on the

truck driving it, but half the front of the truck is missing. >> this truck is like completely destroyed, like the cab that this guy is sitting in, there isn't even a roof. >> no. there's nothing there. >> weirdly, the passenger door is -- >> it's still intact. >> he could still roll his window down and look out the window, yet there's no windshield no roof. what the -- >> it's like they were going to put his truck in one of those like compacter things and like did it halfway and you know what, let's save this one. >> let's take it to that her lo a e if they have anylook at cracking up that the guy, whoever this guy is in russia taping this, is recording it. >> this is in russia? >> yeah. >> there's a shocker for sure. ♪ i'm so excited about this invention that i am giddy. >> this project is a piece of software that allows visually impaired users to type very efficiently on the modern day

tablet pcs. >> b, c, d. >> the way it works is instead of having fingers, which find the buttons, we build buttons that find the fingers. physical note takers, which are generally big and chunky and could range from $3,000 to $6,000. tablet pcs are available at a fraction of the cost and do so much more. >> at this minute we have one of the team members who created this application. sewhan, thank you for joining us and tell me exactly how this application works on an ipad? >> sure. so to use this keyboard, all you need to do is touch your eight fingers to the screen just once and after that the keyboard is built right beneath your fingertips. anybody who knows how to type braille is up and running at this point. >> this is a school project, is that correct? so of all of your options why pick this particular one? >> we bounced a couple ideas and we went and spoke to the office of physical education here at

stanford. the core of the discussion came up that there is no consensus on the system on these devices and to go for it and see what happens and this is what happened. his changing things for the visually impaired community? >> i think this should be something that comes with every tablet. there's no reason that, you know, a certain market segment should be excluded from writing on this. it's liberating. it's a sense of independence that, perhaps, wasn't there before. what's the deal with this scorpion? >> this could be my death on camera. >> see why louis is one brave dude. >> kids are so into technology these days. they've got all the lingo down. >> r2d2 speaking baby or the baby speaking robot? >> how this baby and a toy robot are seeing eye

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food for louis is a channel on youtube where louis, this guy, basically eats a bunch of stuff. in this edition of food for louis, the food for louis is a scorpion. >> this could be my death on camera. >> you are kidding me. he's not going to put that whole thing in his mouth. >> i think that's a two biter. that's going to take two bites, not just one. >> i hope this is a hoax. i hope this is -- >> louis, louis, louis. >> pinching his tongue. pinching his tongue. >> that's so gross. >> how are you still talking?

he's eating a scorpion. not like he's eating a pig live. >> oh, my goodness. >> still pinching. >> in the video, he manages to get it down the entire way. he kind of snips off the tail, saving the stinger there. >> he does this for a youtube channel. i mean what? what? >> that's the worst thing i've ever seen. not the worst thing i've ever seen, but that's pretty awful. >> i am speechless. i'm grossed out. i am -- i want to go brush my teeth now. >> louis, i guess good job, i don't know. i'm about to get all nerdy and dorky on you. the folks at m.i.t. have created a device that can see through walls. >> we've developed a radar system that can look through solid concrete walls. our objective is to aid the urban war fighter to increase his situational awareness.

>> this large device is made up of two rows of radar antennas. the top row has eight transmitters and the bottom row has 13 receivers. >> of the radiation that we emit at the wall, only 0.6% gets through the wall. so now what little energy scatters off the humans behind the wall has to then go back through the wall. when it goes back through the wall it again loses 99.4% of that energy that was scattered off the humans. >> the image that y get is an overhead image. you can see everfrhe wall. and get this. they've created it so that if there are inanimate objects on the other side of the wall, it won't pick that up. if a human is trying desperately to not move, it will still pick up the human's slightest movement. >> if something like this is possible in the advanced technology and make it portable and easy for people to use, it makes me think of big brother. >> you know it's only a matter of time because like you were

saying, with cell phones and everything, everybody worries about the big brother thing, but the development and it technology will not stop. i love this idea simply because it would save lives of our soldiers and that for me is a big thumb's up. something really special happen at a stadium in iowa city, iowa, over the past weekend. the university of iowa before the game, got a real treat from everybody in the stands. >> oh cool stuff. >> this is a card stunt they were able to execute before the game got started. this stadium holds 70,000 people. it took 300 volunteers two days to set it up. it cost $80,000. and a dance team from the university of iowa and a high school band got together to make this happen. >> cool stuff. >> it's really cool, but i have to say, it's also not perfect. they've got spots in there. ♪

>> couple people who are still tailgating. out in the parking lot, they didn't make it in. >> they ruined it. >> wait. >> a third. >> wow. >> go hawks. >> that's impressive. because i was thinking they just all had a card with one side and then another side and two different things. this is a third thing. >> wow. >> pretty cool. >> this is important we show this because some of our biggest fans are hawkeyes. they did this for charity and it was enjoyed by all and it's been going viral and they've been contacted by other people saying how can we do this? >> i appreciate something like this because it takes a lot of creativity, time and effort to get thousands of people to be able to pull something like that off. question number one. would you climb up a 1300-foot

tower? these guys did. >> good to go, man. >> second question, is this how you'd get down? these guys did it. and we've got their story. you're inside an nfl locker room where some of the toughest men around, dance together. we're wondering, who leads?

t minus two minutes. >> they're at the top of an antenna tower in africa and they're about it to jump off of it. >> you know what they say? if you die tomorrow you waited a day if you ain't doing this. >> what if i die doing this i've wasted tomorrow. >> keep your eyes up. you've got it. >> there he goes. >> and there you can see him falling. he's going so fast down. >> he likes sikes himself up. >> looks good to you? >> yeah. >> we were a part of it, almost like up there with him as he pumped himself up. >> grab that air. >> he was with three friends, jeff, will and braden and call this their epic base adventure. >> epic base adventure. >> it's epic all right. >> they all have cameras strapped everywhere to their helmets. don't try this at home. if you look at their shirts, it says sky dive utah. i'm guessing these aren't

amateurs. >> it's a camera shot from his helmet. no way i would do that. i would be so scared. i think this guy was kind of too. >> i don't know how they didn't faint climbing up the ladder to get up there. if you look back down, you were thinking, i'm about to jump off this thing what am i doing. i think i would have slowly climbed back down. pug can't figure it out. action. >> look. come on. come on. come on, cookie. come on. don't you realize the door is pe co o figure it out. door is open here. see. moving. and you're still behind. there it is. >> you know how kids are becoming techi. >> oh, yeah. i think i figured out why. [ inaudible ]. >> this is little baby trent. he's talking, having a

conversation with r2d2. >> is he speaking robot? >> he is speaking baby. >> baby robot. >> the question is, it's r2d2 speaking baby. >> r2d2 speaking baby or baby speaking robot? >> you think that like the baby understands what r2d2 is saying? >> perfectly. they were having a full on conversation. you can see they saw eye to eye. >> r2d2 told him pick up that kleenex and put it on your neck. >> what do you want me to do next? r2d2 saying, just sit there. >> baby trent is pretty cute i have to say. >> he got bored. >> later r2d2, yo it's a new social media site that's all about likes. but will you like it?

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i have a new social media network for you guys. it's called circle me. it's a little different than what we normally see in facebook or google plus. instead of trying to connect to people, family, friends, whoever, this is more about collecting things you like. >> do you connect to other people as well or is it just things? >> you can want to share the things you're liking with friends, but the purpose isn't necessarily to connect or talk or communicate with people. >> so how is it a social network? >> exactly, right. a little different than what we're used to. >> the whole point to say i like all of these things, send me coupons? >> no. the purpose seems to be like you say i like all these things and maybe your friends will check out the likes. >> you can already do this on facebook. i can do this and not have to join another social network. >> you want to eliminate the silly wall posts or messages from people, maybe you want to see people's lives and don't

want to see the other stuff. >> i don't want to see people's likes. >> good for advertisers. they will be able to circulate their stuff around. >> there's the rub. what you're doing is building a very complete profile of your interests and likes and, you know, movies, food, all that stuff, so when this gets up and running and millions of people involved and start selling advertising, bingo. >> if you want to join you can't. they're doing the google plus thing. only can an invite to get in. nger crossed. >>ot ju ccling. circle me see what you like. let's check out some behind-the-scenes footage from a recent head and shoulders commercial featuring "dancing with the stars" champ hines ward. hines taught his teammates a few dance steps. these are tough, tough, tough guys and the best part is, you see that guy in the back wearing

a fake beard, that's brett, he plays defensive line for the steelers, he is a bad man on the field, he joins in too, look. >> i like to see these men are dancing with each other, not afraid to hold each other's h d hands macho manly way. >> i love these guys. i want to hang out with all of them now. >> hines ward is the cutest of the cute when it comes to like football players. he looks like a little baby, his baby face. >> the best is, when they go to come back at the end and can't get their hands together, watch. >> going to leave. >> that's going to do it for our show. we're going to leave you with more of the fabulous video of hines ward dancing in the locker room. it's going to make you happy. have a great day. we'll see you tomorrow.

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