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troutman, it is tuesday and you're watching "right this minute". oklahoma is not okay. after an earthquake and a tornado. meet the storm chaser who was rolled right into a ditch. >> it took the wheel out of my hands, basically. let's go pound them. >> and a very excited person who had just come out offence thesia now nathan and his dad tell us the story behind the video that's going viral. he's being called the real "slum dog millionaire." >> he won 50 million rupes. >> which is about $4, right? >> it's about $1 million, nick. >> hear about his hard-luck life and the question that changed everything. oh, ow! >> police fire on an occupy photographer. now hear why he didn't see that one coming. >> there was no warning given to me. and the little dude takes his first baby steps.

>> he looks like he got slimed. >> he was just born a few minutes ago, steven. we begin our show today with some weather video from a few different angles. now there was a 5.6-magnitude earthquake in oklahoma over the weekend. and less than 48 hours later, tornadoes touched down in oklahoma. take a look at this video taken from inside the car of a storm chaser. the funnel cloud is coming straight towards the car. you can see the rain on the windshield, the windshield wipers are going full force. >> whoa! >> right in front of his path, the car ended up rolled over in a ditch. >> whoa. >> we caught up with andy gabri gabrielson. the storm chaser who shot this video from the back seat of the car. >> it took the wheel out of my hands, basically. and it caused my car to go into a ditch and it rolled a couple of times. some of my friends were right

behind me. they saw it happen, they helped pull me out and the first thing we did when we got back in the car, we went and saw about three more tornadoes. >> these tornadoes had wind speeds of 90 miles per hour to 100 miles per hour. we have another view of this tornado. and if you could harness the power of a tornado -- to power something, think about that. >> they had tornado warnings in 17 different counties across oklahoma. some people were actually trapped in their home due to debris. but they were rescued and were unharmed. >> earthquakes and tornadoes at the same time is like armageddon. little bit of a situation today on the tappen zee bridge in new york. it looked like spider-man was hanging from the center span of the bridge this is 54-year-old michael davit, a disgruntled rockland county employee. he tied a ladder to his dodge ram pickup truck, which he parked on the side of the tappen zee bridge, climbed down about 75 feet, hung a banner out, wore himself an american flag bandana

and sipped on a thermos, stripped down to his t-shirt and underwear. he feels he was wrongly terminated from his job. he previously worked for the department of mental health as well. >> this is quite a way to make a statement. >> it seems like if you're going to hang a banner with some kind of protest message on it it would be read by more people maybe if you hung it from a building. >> but it wouldn't get nearly as much media attention. at one point there were four to five helicopter circling from above. carrying this live. he was hanging there for about three hours. police began to lower his ladder down to the water. and before he could get to the boats, he took a digger. he jumped. police are throwing him life buoys and he was like, no, off he goes and he began to swim away. police came along and he scooped him up. because he wasn't grabbing onto the buoys. they lifted him out of the water and took him into custody and at one point he requested that police give him a tobacco pipe.

they refused his request. >> next he's going to ask for a bowl of just green skittles. >> he may be asking for both of those things, he was transferred to the westchester medical center for evaluation. with the holiday season coming up this is a perfect example of buyer beware. this story comes to us from "houston chronicle." ts n pl on craigslist saying he wanted to buy an ipad. two men contacted him. he was in the parking lot. and this is what happened. they pulled a gun, they pulled an undisclosed amount of cash out of his pocket. but it was captured on surveillance video. >> so from this guy responding to the ad -- these two guys knew he was going to have the cash on him. so -- >> uh-huh. >> there you go. >> and this is not the first time it happens. you hear this time and time again. >> there's some things you just want to stay away from. it's transactions when you're

exchanging large amounts of money. but this guy, maybe he felt a little bit of safety by being in a public place like this. because it was right in front of a surveillance camera. right in front of these doors. these guys were brazen. >> this is daylight here. you know, it's not like they're in a back alley, like you said. this looks like it's out in the open where anybody could drive by and see this happening. it's shocking. >> you have to do your due diligence and protect yourself. >> it's not a good idea to have that amount of money for a product that's really sought after where you think you're going to get a good deal like that. >> i hope they catch these jerks. the floodwaters in thailand are causing people in the capital city of bangkok to have to evacuate. so it's tough to get around. but at least one guy has figured out a creative way to get from point a to point b. there he is, driving his motorcycle. the floodwaters are up to like his handlebars. the water is just really high

and he's able to motor on through. >> wouldn't the water flood the engine and ruin it? >> yeah, the tube is attached to his exhaust, has been sent up through the water and out above the surface. see the black tube in the front by his windshield? that's where the air is going in. and then the other tube is where the air coming out of the engine. as long as you keep that stuff above water so it can breathe just like us. how do you see where you're going? there could be something you know, in your path that you're going to run over. if he hits a little speed bump or something that he didn't know was coming. right there, he's like, a tree was down or a log, something, pretty cool. >> pretty smart. >> i'm impressed. keep in mind that motorcycles are built to be in the elements, they're built to be outside. they're built to be driven in the rain. >> i like to think he's helping other people. people are being evacuated. i like to think he's getting people out of their homes or

apartments that are flooded. getting them somewhere where they can get out of town. >> i'm impressed. have you guys ever been under general anesthesia? >> uh-huh. >> i never have, what is it like? >> it's like the best sleep you've ever gotten. >> instantly. >> when you're waking up, i'm sure it's a very interesting feeling this is nathan, and he is just waking up from anesthesia after having broken his leg and dislocating his ankle at a high school football game in denver, colorado. this video was taken by his dad, joe, as he was waking up. >> that was so cool. i swear to god, i was over there, i was over there, i was over there, i was over there. i was over there. oh, my god! [ laughter ] >> is this real life?

>> let's go pound it! >> let's go right here. >> let's go! pound it! >> he's a very excited person to have come out of anesthesia. >> nathan, who are your best friends? >> vaughan, ben, those are my best friends. ben and i know exactly what's going on. they're trying to get me back to be completely normal. you guys want to become normal. >> the normalcy he's looking for ain't happening, right? >> right. >> to find out if he's overcome the anesthesia, we have joe and nathan, via skype "right this minute." so, nathan, i have to ask you, what were you feeling when you were waking up from the anesthesia? >> i don't remember much. >> kind of just a big blur. >> joe, what made you start recording? >> actually been acting like that for about 15 minutes. probably a little bit worse, so once he had gotten settled down a little bit, i thought it would be kind of funny. >> what did you think when you

saw this video that your dad shot of you? >> i was pretty surprised at first, i was a little embarrassed, i didn't know if i wanted my friends to see. >> now that you've posted it online. i'm sure more of them have seen it, what did they say? >> the second i put it on facebook people just loved it. everyone was commenting on it, liking it. >> are you normal now? >> yes, i am normal now, thank god. >> nate, how is the ankle and are you back to playing football? >> no, i broke my leg and i just dislocated my ankle. i needed surgery a couple of days later. so i'll be out for a while. >> does that mean you'll have to undergo anesthesia again? >> i hope not. >> whoa, god, whoa! owe my god! it's a menacing face up in the clouds. >> it kind of looks like bob hope. >> no, this isn't bob, but who could it be? the evil entity causing some speculation. a technical glitch leads to a grand finale. what went down when they lit the

fuse? >> boom! and, anyone order beer? >> the deer just wanted to make sure they had al fresco d

big earthquake -- over the weekend in oklahoma. 5.6-magnitude, the largest ever recorded earthquake in that state. this guy got some firsthand youtube footage. >> well, oklahoma state pulled a squeaker there, i guarantee you that -- we're having an earthquake! do you hear that? awwww! >> the scream at the end does it for me. i think it's pretty cool. what do you guys think? >> this is one of those fake post-earthquake videos that come out, right? >> it has to be fake. because he's laughing. if they've never had an earthquake ever in oklahoma, you're going to be a little freaked out.

>> i like his dramatic flair at the end. but you guys are right. it's not real. the earthquake happened and this guy and his daughter decided they were going to make a little recreation video. the guy was honest about it here in the comments, he said, hey, guys, thanks for watching the video, it was actually made after the real earthquake. i told my daughter we should make an earthquake video. she stomped on the floor and i held the camera. at 2:00 a.m., "good morning america" called and was interested in putting it on the air. yeah, his next comment when i told them it wasn't the real earthquake you could hear the lady kind of lose interest. >> i wasn't convinced, because i was curious, the bobblehead wasn't moving in the background. >> he's convincing! i'm a cool story for you from the art world. this is from and go ahead and make fun of my italian here, nick, san francesco de italia.

this is called "the death of st. francis." the fresco is from the 13th century, and it was recently being restored by a woman named ciara frugone. she discovered something a little unique. if you look in the clouds there, what do you see? >> it looks like the face of something. with a pointy nose. >> with a pointy nose. >> it kind of looks like bob hope. >> isn't this amazing? a 13th century painting and bob hope's in it. >> yeah. >> they're saying they think this is potentially the face of the devil. and it was kind of one of those jokes by the artist. >> what's the big deal? even if it is something that was painted into the clouds, who cares? >> it's a big deal, because they

didn't think it happened this early. they thought the most recent picture that had this kind of apparition in it, if you will, was a painting of st. sebastian done by andrea montegna from 1460. this is a 13th century fresco. so this is a cool art history discovery. >> could somebody that's restoring this fresco be looking for some notoriety and maybe make some restorations themselves? look what frugone discovered while she was restoring this fresco. the devil is in the details, beth. [ laughter ] what's the best part of a fireworks show? >> the fireworks. >> the grand finale. >> the grand finale. >> don't you sit there sometimes and think, okay, enough with the -- you know, the little stuff on the ground. enough with the sparklers and stuff. just blow some stuff up, right? this is at the oban community

fireworks display on the west coast of scotland this came from the "oban times." a technical glitch set off all the fireworks that were supposed to last for 25 minutes -- set them all off in about 50 seconds. >> oh no. >> they lit the fuse and -- everything just went boom! >> can you imagine the guy that set all this up thinking -- oh no! >> if i was in the crowd i would be like, how are they going to end it. >> this is about $10,000 of fireworks going off like that. >> oh. >> that's a bummer, man. >> the crowd wasn't that disappointed when the officials came out and said, that's it, folks. the company responsible for this glitch says they're going to have a makeup fireworks show on november 27th. >> i've always wondered as a kid or even now, watching fireworks, i wonder what it would look like

if they just sent everything up at once. now we know. it's a story right out of a movie. that calls for a celebration. >> score! >> the question that made this guy a million dollars richer. a puppy who is lucky in more ways than one. >> this will be a dog stuck in a wall. >> the miraculous save that gave this pup his name. to see.

it's the cat's own fault. >> the cat should be named twinkle-toes. this video gives me a cink in my neck just watching it. this is a motorized scooter up in canada. >> whoa! >> it jumps two cars. this video is called concussion jump. they do crazy stuff like this all the time up in canada this time they jumped two cars, with a little motorized scooter and things did not end well. >> you see the person eating dirt. oh! >> i love it's the hockey gear. >> and the guy in the video is steve and the guy shooting it is chris from one pug life. >> oh, oh, ooh! >> boom! slow motion. the face just plants. it goes like scooter over head.

>> i want to know what happened after "right this minute." we have chris whittcroft. did steve survive. >> chris, can you tell me is steve okay? >> oh yeah. he's okay. it was a great attempt. we were testing out this air bag jump that we made. but we ended up forgetting to hook up the air bag. >> what injuries did steve sustain. >> he had the inside of his lip, he had cut, but we have free health care up here in canada so we like to use it. >> all right. why do you do this? >> it's super redneck fun up here in canada, eh? we were supposed to send this french-canadian guy into outer space, redneck style. >> what can we look forward to? >> we're working on this air bag jump. we need the timing, like the air bag was supposed to go off. you got to watch the video before setting up the jump and stuff like that to see what was supposed to happen. next time we're going to remember the battery and blow up

so the top of the jump is supposed to blow up, eh? to get more air, make it more awesomer. oh yeah, we'll try it again. did you guys ever wonder after seeing ""slumdog millionaire," how cool did would be if it was actually real? meet susheil kumar. the winner of the real "who wants to be a millionaire." he won about $1 million u.s. susheil is a 27-year-old government worker making about $100 a month. he would watch the show on a neighbor's television and he would know apparently all the answers to the questions. and they always told him, hey, you should be on this show. and he went and he won. which colonial power ended its involvement in india by selling

the rights of the nicobar islands to the british on october 16th, 1868? >> i'm going to say italy. >> i'm going to say belgium. >> he gets it right. >> he gets water on his head. >> in case you're wondering if he's going to quit working, he's not. he's preparing to take the civil service's exam apparently it's very difficult and that will help him get a secure and prestigious life-long job. >> i wish he done something cool like the guy in america did, the first one to win $1 million when he phoned his friend, he said hey, i didn't need your help, i just wanted to tell you i'm about to win $1 million. i wish he would have done and then dumped water on his head. this is a regular sunday at the taco max in alpharetta, georgia. watch this window behind the

woman in the black shirt. oh! let's rewind that and look at that again. >> that deer wanted some tacos, too. >> crashed right through. >> it knew to jump over the metal bar. >> finally, an employee opens a back door, and gets the deer out. go eping around the edge of the door to follow him out and see where the deer went. the deer makes a little run on the patio. >> the deer wanted to make sure they had al fresco dining. >> at first i thought the guy was being nice in opening the do for the deer. but he was running away. >> it looked like a short visit to the taco

i'm beth troutman and we're back with more "right this minute." the video is disturbing. as this guy doesn't know what hit him. >> he just cold-cocked him. >> now see how cops are tracking down the cold-hearted attacker. the first lady can can still move it and new pictures prove it. >> the latest in extreme sports.

extreme fun, that is. skyboarding. welcome back to "right this minute." we have video of a senseless crime and police need your help on this one. steven, you have the story for us. >> this one might make you sick, guys, i got to be honest. let's go to some cell phone video from a subway stop in chicago. we're seeing here, a video that was first posted on world star hip hop. we saw the story on fox chicago news. man in the tan jacket and hat there is believed to be a homeless man. you see a group of young people, they're kind of messing with him. taunting him. but then watch this real tough guy in the black jacket here. he walks up, he's giggling, he makes sure his friends are filming him. make sure you're getting this, buddy. completely unprovoked. >> oh my god. he just cold-cocked him. >> he taps the guy once on the

shoulder, gets him to turn around and you're absolutely right, he cold-cocks the guy. he falls lifelessly to the ground and he's not moving. >> they're laughing in the background. >> as the train is pulling away, you see a bystander check on the man. and this person also calls 911. now from a certain sign here down in the subway, you can tell it is april of this year. this video was posted just a few days ago on world star hip hop. since it has more than 350,000 views. and there has now been a facebook page to track down the young man in this video. and police said that they need the victim, they need the homeless man to come forward before they can actually step in and get involved. >> if many people know the occupy wall street protests have spread all over the country. we've seen lots of video of police against protesters. i think this video is probably

one of the most shocking videos of violence coming from the police, without any provocation. >> this was shottal little after midnight on november 3rd, in occupy oakland. this cameraman named scott campbell asked permission if he could shoot with his camera. you don't hear a response, but you see him go down this wall of police. and if you look at the far righthand part of your screen, you'll see a tall officer pull a gun and fire at scott campbell. >> oh, ow, ow! >> he was shot with what he believes was a rubber bullet. there's still a question as to whether it was a rubber bullet or a bean bag. we had to talk to the photographer, scott campbell, and find out exactly what happened. and we have him, "right this minute," via skype. >> where exactly did you get hit? >> i got hit in the upper inner thigh. >> what was it like right before you started filming and then you were shot? >> the instant you see filmed right before it. there was absolutely nothing going on. it was very calm, there was no confrontation whatsoever occurring. so it's really unclear why this

officer decided to shoot me. >> did anybody tell you to put your camera away or stop shooting? >> no. there was no warning given to me. and i figured that i was on public property, there was no provocation or violence occurring. so it was, it was within my rights to film the police line. >> tell us what it was like to get hit? >> it was complete shock to me. oh, ow, ow, ow! he got me. >> my mobility has been severely lite i' ly getting my ability back to walk. >> were you the only one shot? >> yes. i feel it was aimed directly at me, especially as it was a direct hit and you can see in the video the officer lift his weapon and aim at me. >> what kind of response have you gotten since you put the video on youtube? >> it's been a positive, supportive response, people are stunned by this. >> are you considering filing anything with the oakland police? >> i'm in talks with people to see what my options are. but i don't think me posting the video online will be the end of this.

ow, ow! visitors to the vatican this weekend got a bit of an eyeful! [ screaming ] >> this is alexandria, she is part of the ukrainian group called feeman. they are protesting the policies of the catholic church and she's screaming in italian, we are free, we are free, we are free! they say the only way they can get attention is to do these sort of topless protests. i mean, how many times do you talk about women's rights in a public setting? it just doesn't happen today. >> do you think it's a bit hypocritical? >> yeah, if it were in america, i think it is hypocritical. i think it is using sex to talk about equality and if you're going to want to talk about equality, then sex and gender comes into play. >> in this particular case, i don't understand what she actually thinks will change at least as far as the catholic church goes. because she is fighting topless.

against hundreds and hundreds of years of catholicism. i can guarantee you something like this isn't going to make the pope go, you know what, i think she's right. >> no, it will make the pope do that. but if it starts a certain kind of discussion and there's a citizen outcry over the years, you get the ball rolling. >> we're talking about it. the issue is now at the forefront because of her actions at the vatican. >> she was the only one that made it past the security this far there were two others with her. they were both detained, as was she. they spent four hours at a rome police station and only avoided deportation under protest from local media. mr. and mrs. sable antelope at busch gardens in tampa bay want to introduce you to the minutes-old baby that was just born. we're about to watch the sable antelope take its first step. as you can see, some of the after-birth is still hanging on to the baby.

but the baby is trying to stand up. what i love about it is mom nibbles on the baby, cleans it up a little. the baby, there it goes -- it's on all fours, it's a little shaky. he's back up. >> it looks like he got slimed. >> he was just born a few minutes ago, steven. what do you expect him to look like, kim kardashian at her wedding? but the baby doesn't give up. that's the cool thing. >> i love that the antelope was just born and it's up and walking around. can you imagine if humans did this, if they came out and they were walking around the hospital. >> if they don't walk this he die. >> especially when you're at the zoo. this comes to us from denver, colorado. this is the miraculous story of lucky, the puppy. who was rescued after falling through the floorboards. >> this will be a dog stuck in a wall. >> in the 12-inch dirt crawl space, the firefighter comes, crawls through there and sees the puppy.

>> when i first shined the lights on, i didn't think it was a dog, i thought it was a rock. >> but he takes a second look and there's lucky. two days old. found okay, no worse for the wear. mommy was happy, that was a stinking cute little puppy, too. >> they named him the right name. i love it when a very serious public figure takes some time to just relax and have some fun. >> and now -- >> dancing! ♪ >> yeah! >> i love this. >> that would be the first lady of the united states. >> that is -- michelle obama, on an episode of "i carly." random dancing on a segment of "i carly" where people just randomly dance. she was there to promote a national campaign to support military families. it shows how she can be hip and cool.

>> i think she raised the roof at one point in there, too. like there, some roof-raising. some roof-raising if i've ever seen it. >> so much of her time is spent being serious and promoting different campaigns. that is really great and refreshing to see her just lighten up. >> i want to tell you guys a little bit more about joining forces, you can go to their website and they will give you information on how you can help military families in your area. as you can do different things like care packages, volunteer at a charity event. you can use your professional skills to mentor a spouse of a service member. and you can send notes to a service member. and you can share your experiences, so i think that's a wonderful thing to do. >> she's been very supportive of military families. so i'm not surprised that she did this to push that cause. >> after watching this video, i'm pretty sure she has the best moves of all the people dancing. >> i couldn't agree with you more. >> this particular episode of "i carly" on nickelodeon. is about carly trying to bend

the rules to talk to her dad, who is serving overseas. it was halloween, one guy came as a ninja. the other, as a robber. it's definitely not a treat. but was it a trick? and gisele bundchen posed for some photos, but see how 29 other models stole the show.

29 young cancer patients got a girls' day of pampering. we found this story at the ""boston herald."" they were taken to a boston salon to get manicures and med cu pedicures and their makeup done. look at the surprise they got. that is supermodel gisele bundchen. showing them how to strike a pose. and taking them for a walk down the supermodel's catwalk. >> that's really cool. all 29 of these young women were patients at the dana farber cancer institute. she looks really hands on in this. like she was really involved. it looks like she realized what it was really about. >> gisele was moved to tears. by the experience. >> she looks like she's having such an amazing time doing it,

too. she's walking, cool down the runway. and -- >> i love the little pose that the girl does here. she wheels her down and she strike as little pose. that's awesome. >> something like i can imagine can be so uplifting and emotionally revitalizing? >> i just help might mother through cancer through the hair loss and the struggle of it all. and it's true -- when you feel beautiful, there were dayses where she just wanted to feel beautiful and feel normal. and that's what these 29 girls were able to do for that day. and not only did they feel beautiful, but they felt like supermodels, because they had a supermodel there telling them that they were that. >> beautiful. let's go to some surveillance footage of an apparent robbery of a gym. there's a guy working behind the desk. this guy in a hood walks in. goes, asks the guy behind the

counter a question. ed guy walks down the hall. the guy comes back. when he comes back, you can tell he's acting a little peculiar. the guy comes back out of the little hallway, wearing a halloween mask. that's how the robbery went down. the robbery went down on halloween. the guy pulls out a gun and goes straight for the guy behind the counter. >> oh. >> watch what the guy behind the counter does. boom. >> wow! >> he jumps over, kicks the guy in the face. >> you shouldn't try to rob a gym. >> these people are in great shape, they're strong people. >> here comes the guy. mask is off now he's still got the gun. the gym worker comes collapsing out, apparently was shot by the guy. calling the police and this is where the video ends. i don't know, i think the whole thing is fake. this doesn't look like a real

eaction if you're shot. we don't see any blood. >> especially if you leaned over the counter, there would be blood on wall there. >> i've been googling since you started this and i'm seeing all kinds of other halloween robberies with masks and nothing is coming up like that. >> i don't need to google. it's fake to me. >> too much action happened either off-camera or just at an angle where you can't really see his foot going into his head, i don't believe that was a ninja hit. >> is the video real or fake? let us know on our facebook page. facebook.com/"right this minute." black rhinos are one of the most endangered species in the world. but now that they can fly, they might actually have a chance of surviving. >> what? >> what? >> 19 black rhinos were transported out of the south african hills, flown 20 minutes in the air, hung upside-down by their feet and then driven an additional 1,000 miles to a new breeding ground in the northern monpopo province.

>> this is so sad. >> it's odd. >> it's sad because poachers are killing the rhinos faster than they can breed. last year alone, 341 lost to poaching. >> why did they have to fly upside-down? why couldn't they fly right-side up? >> this method was tested by animal experts to be the least stressful way to move them. they were tranquilized. >> okay. >> it looks a little awkward that they were flown upside-down by their ankles, but i think it's great they have a chance away from poachers to breed and regain their numbers. >> it's magnificent to seep them flying across. it's an image that you would never in a million years imagine seeing. >> it's got to be crazy waking up, if you're one of these rhinos, to wake up and be in a whole new place. >> my disclaimer -- no rhinos were hurt in the execution of this relocation project. >> remember when you said you'll buy me lunch when rhinos can

fly? >> i do. do i have to buy you lunch today? it's called flyboarding and it's a little tough to explain. >> it's like mixing skateboarding with paragliding and awesomeness. >> that's pretty spot on. you must see more awesomeness from this high-flying extreme sport. she lost her fingers, so how in the world does she pull this off? hear about the young woman who wouldn't give up.

you guys have heard of kite landboarding, right? >> no. >> yes. >> you have? >> yes. >> dang it. i was hoping nobody had heard it because i wanted to introduce you to flyboarding, which is basically kite landboarding, but cooler. >> okay. ♪ >> i want to do this! >> that is really cool. it's like mixing skateboarding with like paragliding and -- awesomeness. they have a kite above them and they also have like a harness that connects them to the kite and they have a skateboard that has slats for them to put their feet in and they have a handle on it so this they can do the cool trips. >> why don't you just fly away? what if the wind came and got you, could it take you somewhere? >> you have some control over that kite. >> they get pretty high, i've never seen where they get carried away.

>> nick, check this out, that's a kite buggy he's riding there. he looks about your age. >> well done, jessica. >> if that guy can do it, you can do it. >> that was like fly big-wheeling. that guy was driving an adult big wheel. >> it's a buggy. >> or an adult big wheel. >> i want to do what this guy is doing, he's being dragged across the sand on his feet. >> you could get big floppy clown shoes and be dragged across the sand with your kite. >> guys, if you lost the use of your fingers or lost them completely. just imagine how tough everyday life would be, right? all the things you couldn't do. well this story is definitely an inspirational one. this is video coming to us from

"telegraph" in the uk. a young woman in china lost her fingers at a very young age due to an accident. yet look at what she's still able to do. she's xi cross-stitches. she wasn't able to hold chop sticks when she was young and after lots of time, her parents really teaching her and really teaching her she was able to operate the chopsticks. she has since developed a skill at cross-stitch. >> cross-stitching is incredibly difficult. i mean -- >> intricate. >> you're using a needle and as you cross the stitch, the holes that you're crossing are so incredibly tiny. >> it's impressive that she's able to make anything, right? look at how awesome the works of art are. >> wow! >> she's not just cross-stitching her name. she's cross-stitching some beautiful work. >> look at the detail on this one here. like i couldn't cross-stitch a smiley face. >> what's amazing is she doesn't wear anything that's protective on her arms to protect her from needle pricks.

>> wouldn't you pick something different as a pasttime instead of going -- you know what, i'm going to try and learn how to cross-stitch. >> something easier for you to imagine without your fingers? >> and that's why you give credit to her parents by telling her probably there's nothing that you can't do. up, down, and all around. this robotic dog will take you anywhere. >> you don't have to feed this thing and it never gets tired. >> and did doesn't -- poop. >> but is the dog worth the

the scrutiny surrounding joe paterno has reached a teacher pitch. the new york times is reporting he will not return as coach next year. paterno was scheduled to hold a news conference this afternoon but it was canceled.

herman cain plans to hold a news conference to address sexual harassment charges against him. yesterday a fourth woman, the first to speak out publicly claimed that he assaulted her. if you live in baltimore and haven't made it to the polls, you have time. voting, including the mayoral election will continue until 8:00. incumbent mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is running against alfred griffin, armand girard and others. provide an amazing service. i appreciate them very much, but i think their job security is in trouble. this is a robot in the shape of a dog. and he's guiding a man who is blindfolded to simulate a blind person. >> i hope the blind person is not in any kind of hurry to get where he's going. >> this is so slow.

>> a robot just walked up a couple of steps there. it's pretty cool. >> having a service dog is more than just getting around. >> it's a relationship with the animal that gives you some kind of comfort and a different kind of freedom. because you have trust in this being, this animal. >> you don't have to feed this thing and it never gets tired. >> and it doesn't poop. >> that, too. >> this robotic guide dog can see obstacles and it responds to voice commands, check it out. the way he sees those obstacles is by using microsoft connect controllers. >> that's pretty cool. >> the japanese manufacturer that is developing this robot expects it to be commercially available in 2020. >> it's going to be freaky when you start walking down the street and you see you know, a few of these things walking around.x+$ >> that will do it for our show today, thanks so much for joining us, we'll see you today, thanks so much for joining us, we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the 46-year reign of joe paterno is coming to an end. a big pothole on your street? there's an app for that. we start off with some breaking news. a federal jury has acquitted state senator ulysses currie. the prince george's county democrat was charged along with two warehouse executives. they were also acquitted. we have more on our