hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it's monday. ask and time for some brand-new videos, "right this minute." rescue crews work frantically to save a dog entombed in concrete. >> the fire captain was about to say hey, we lost him. >> but watch what happens when somebody suddenly sees a nose poking through. >> burnt from head to toe.

>> on 911, tanya head told a story of terrific survival. >> but there is something different about tanya's story. >> now a shocking documentary claims she is not what she seems. >> she was annin vented character. >> a lonely gore i willa needs a mate. hear how they bonded. >> right there, we knew this was going to be a good match. >> and a new line of designer outfits. >> cleavage. >> but is it fashion forward or backwards? gayle is going to kick off our show with a rescue video. >> firefighters are known for rescuing men and women. and man's best friend. and that's what some wichita firefighters did last week. you can see them digging on an embankment for a dog. the dog's name is taz. taz got scared when a lightning strike happened, got away from

him, jumped in the swollen river and got stuck under the embankme embankment. the fire department brought in a team of divers to dig through this team of concrete to get the dog out. the fire captain was about to prep the media and say, hey, we lost him. >> and then we just decided to -- the captain said i just want to search one more place. >> take a look at this picture from the "wichita eagle." this is taz's nose breaking through. and they realize, proof of life. the dog is alive. so his owner, john huey gorkts in the water to comfort him as they finished the rescue. this whole rescue effort took around two hours. >> this poor little guy. what a brave dog to be caught in that space for so long and to hear the noise of the rescuers. and he made it out. >> and he also did his part in his own rescue, too, because if he hadn't tried to, youknow, sniff his way out of wherever he was, they would never have sn him. >> of course, mr.

reuescd h dog. >> absolutely tremendous. i thank every one of them. they all went the extra mile. punxsutawney phil, the ground hog from pennsylvania, can do a lot more than just predict the weather. he can also save lives. a military convoy was on its way into punxsutawney, pennsylvania, when a 22,000-pound striker, a milita military all-terrain vehicle lost its brakes. the driver managed to find a runaway truck ramp and look at this thing. wjac in pennsylvania managed to get the surveillance video from the s the sunoco station from across the street and that's how we can see the crash. this truck goes blasting through barriers and in the end a couple barrels full of sand. it launched the vehicle into the air. what stopped it from going into a diner full of people was a 28-foot punxsutawney phil sign, right there. >> are you kidding me? >> when my father put up the

girder, we always joked about it would stop a tank, is the way he built it. and it honestly did. >> i love this story. look at that groundhog doing some good. >> seriously, just beyond that was a restaurant full of people. it could have been disastrous. it . >> it saved the lives of 15 to 20 customers in there eating. >> that military strike is worth about 4 million bucks. two personnel were taken to the hospital, treated and released. nobody was hurt in this incident. 9/11 changed the world. there's a new documentary that features a 9/11 story you may not have heard. >> i was flying through the air. >> this is tan wya head. her story was she survived the attacks on the twin towers. and she told a very graphic story about her survival.

>> i was smelling my own skin burning. i started crawling over people burnt from head to toe, cut up. and i was trying to help them. >> tanya became a hero to many survivors. and tanya even became the president of the world trade center survivors network. in september of 2007, her real story was revealed. >> when they said they were doing a piece on tanya head, i said, well, that's very good. and i started to answer their questions, and about a quarter of the way in, i realized this wasn't just a piece thursday was an investigation. >> the person we saw, believed in, never existed. >> oh, no. >> tanya wasn't there in the south tower on september 11th, 2001. >> what? >> a documentary about tanya's story that includes executive footage is about to premier on investigation discovery. the name of the film is "the woman who wasn't there" and we have the director with us via

skype "right this minute." you thought her story was true, right? >> oh, yeah. there wasn't a second that she sat in front of my camera where i did not believe she was nothing less than an authentic 9/11 survivor. >> what was it about the story you thought wasn't right. >> well, you thought, well, she is so traumatized, she has trouble remembering facts. and that was true of a lot of survivors. >> was she trying to do this for financial gain or was she legitimately trying to help the survivors? >> i think she had that sense of compassion we all had at that point. she did it for no financial gain. she comes from a very wealthy family, she went to the best schools, she learned to speak english at a young age. >> she's not an american? >> no. she was born and raised in spain. >> oh, my goodness. >> tanya head was an invented character. she used real people to incorporate into her fictitious story.

>> so if she wasn't there, where was she? >> she was in barcelona, spain. >> "the woman who wasn't there" premiers tomorrow, april 17th at 8:00 p.m. if you want to see more of this interview, head over to our website, rightthisminute.com. what's the most attractive part of a woman's body? >> i like her boobs. >> very nice. i found a groek designer huh has designed a dress to enhance and feature a woman's best bodily feature according to her. what do you think on these dresses she thinks is her best feature? >> her arms? >> her legs. >> you are incorrect. because when she turns around -- >> oh. no. >> honestly? >> you can see what she is really trying to highlight. >> it's like a portal. >> it's like she forgot to wear her underwear. >> this greek designer designed

a dress to feature butt cleavage. >> to feature her smile? >> that is more than butt cleavage. that's the whole butt. butt cleavage is the top of the plumber's crack. this is like she needed a qui t. >> yeah, coin slot. here's another one. >> oh, that's her whole butt. that's not cleavage. that's like flashing all your boobs instead of having cleavage, peeking out of a blouse. >> she can't possibly wear these. >> she says the super sexy dresses are made of synthetic fabric and reveals the most attractive part of a woman's body. >> of her body. >> she also says these dresses are supposed to make a woman more desirable. do you agree with that? she is selling them for about $50. >> $50 for half the fabric you would get in a normal dress? >> how about an apron? >> i'm wearing one right now.

this lady may just be having one of those days, you know? the only question is -- >> why? >> see the rant and how this officer kept his cool. next. and he's creative, he's crazy, he's amazing. >> this guy is mental. >> it's brody smith, master of the frisbee universe, mastering the hocke

you girls ever had one of those days like this woman? >> excuse me. >> sounded like the beginning of a massingill commercial. you ever have a bad day? delilah here, made-up name, is

sitting on the front of a oil bail california utility truck. and is she refuses to get off. there are some police officers nearby, but she is standing her ground. >> why? >> she is disobeying the officer nearby, who is asking her to get off the truck. seems to me he's clearly wearing a badge. but she climbs from the hood of the dump truck up to the roof of the dump bed, gets more and more irate. [ yelling ] >> whoa. >> whoa! >> i love how calmly the officer here is putting on some latex gloves. he really does show great restraint. [ bleep ]. >> oh, my goodness. >> again, i'm going to ask why? >> let me go out on a limb here. chances are she has either some mental disabilities or there is some drugs or alcohol involved. i will make that opinion. >> [ bleep ]. >> the officer climbs up on the

truck. [ yelling ] >> wait for it. wait for it. wait for it. and down she goes. >> wow. >> oh. >> cop waited for just the right moment, grabbed her ankle, nobd her off her feet. i have to say, in a situation like this, he handled her as gently as he could. he gets her off the top of the truck, a couple other guys standing nearby helped get this woman under control. >> what a weird thing to do. >> you've never had one of these days troutman? >> the last i don't want to get off the dump truck day i had -- >> can't remember. >> tuesday. the worst part about a rainy, windy day is the umbrella. fortunately, there is now an aerodynamic solution to that called the newbrella, basically, it's a redesigned polyurethane

globe you open up around you. it rests on your shoulders, and you literally walk around completely covered. >> like a giant space man helmet. >> i think it's cool. >> you take it out, push a button, and it opens up like an umbrella. but instead of opening out to the sides, this one opens up like a globe. once you open up it up, you put it on, it rests on your shoulders, you don't have to hold on to it. >> what keeps the wind from catching it and still blowing it off your head? >> there's a strap you hook it on to. it's been tested to withstand winds of up you to 50 miles per hour. >> it's cool. it does look a little silly. like i would feel like i have a fish bowl on my head. >> have you been getting wet -- honestly, i wouldn't care what my umbrella looks like. >> you could talk on the phone and drink your coffee. >> and protecting you from the wind, too, so if you are in a place like chicago, it would protect you, because your hands would be inside this globe. >> i would like to see them make a couple different designs like

cookie monster. tomorrow on "right this minute." this guy is quitting a job he has never had. >> i don't want there to be any hard feelings. >> this is one of the best pranks. >> tomorrow on "right this minute." ♪ this gorilla's new best friend, this bunny. >> there is a sad story behind this really nice friendship. >> see why a panda and sam ended up living together. ♪ guy walking toward you says, hey. and then -- >> why is this funny? >> what's it all about? on "right this minute."

this gorilla has a very interesting best friend. >> samantha, the gorilla, and her friend panda. >> what? >> panda is a dutch rabbit. there's a sad story, though, behind this really nice friendship. samantha is 47 years old. she is a gorilla. her partner of many years, rudy, died in 2005. at one point, they gave samantha a stuffed animal, her baby. she really liked this stuff animal, and they thought, hmmm, let's give her a real friend. they gave her a rabbit. and you have samantha and panda, best friends. >> how long have they been together?

>> they have been together a little over a month. they were introduced in february, slowly. >> they supervise things really well to make sure that panda felt comfortable with samantha, before they actually left them alone. >> these videos are popping up on youtube, because people are loving the fact that samantha has a bunny. i wonder if they take naps together, if the bunny cuddles up in samantha's arms. >> let's ask kelly miller, with the erie zoo to tell us about this unusual friendship. kelly, tell us about the decision to introduce a real rabbit into samantha's life. >> it was a very long process. the option for throwing around -- because of her age, it could be too rough for her, and our zoo veterinarian brought up the idea of a rabbit and looked into it, and found it's perfect for her. >> did you guys ever worry a little bit about the bunny would then become dinner? >> yeah, we were a little

nervous. and then the day they were introduced, i'm not going to lie, i didn't really want to see, just in case. and i heard you mentioned earlier her baby. and her baby is extremely important to her. and is she has had it as long as i can remember. and a great time was when panda hopped over to samantha, and kind of mirrored baby, and everyone got a little bit nervous. but she actually pushed the baby out of the way so panda could get closer to her, so right there we knew, this was going to be a good match. what's up, guys? i'm here in quebec city in this beautiful place, and we're here to do some trick shots. >> guess who is back, our favorite ultimate fridaysyy frisbee trick shot guy, brody smith. he was invited by aja, basically

ajjuk, the ultimate frisbee association. >> wow. this guy is mental. seriously. >> and you recognize the song this video is set to. ♪ some of these moments are priceless. he of course, does his famous trick shot into the garbage can. ♪ he has an ultimate frisbee camp called cut camp in chicago, ultimate training. you can head over to his website, chicago ultimate training.com and sign up. >> oh, no way. ♪ >> that didn't even look like he took any effort. just threw it and it made it. >> you're right. doesn't need to aim or anything.

this guy fancies himself a real-life fruit ninja. >> concentration on his face is definitely there. >> see how he does, captured in sl t's a jump-roping dog.

>> it's a double dutching dog. >> i can't do that. here's one way to feel like

a complete dork. >> i need more ways. >> actually, you do pretty good. >> yeah, i think you've got that covered. >> hi, i'm andrew hills. >> andrew hills is back with another video. >> this week we are going to do some no not youing. >> that is, of course, when you walk past someone and make them feel like you're going to high-five them and then you don't. >> why is this? it's funny, but -- >> because we've all been there. it's happened to all of us before. >> hey. it's been a while. oh, i love you. >> i love the expression on that girl's face when he tried to hug her. she's like, uh, no. >> such simple pure joy. >> the first guy i love the simple hand -- he picks his hand up and he's hike, oh, trying to play it off. it wasn't me, i knew that. >> we would all do that. we would all try to play it off if any of us passed this guy.

>> oh, like, i had something in my hair. >> oh, hey. >> i think i would turn around and say, oh, i thought you were talking to me! >> you're so friendly, you probably would. >> can i high-five you anyway? [ beeping ] >> high five me now. steven, i know you're a gamer. between takes, i see you playing games on your iphone. you ever fly fruit ninja? >> i'm more of a words with friends kind of guy. >> fruit ninja is a popular ipad and iphone game where you slash at fruit. >> yeah, i've seen this. chop up a bunch of stuff. >> exactly. this guy tried to do it in real life and they used a very high-speed phantom camera to catch his motion. and he says, you know, it's just not as easy in real life. >> yeah. >> somebody off camera tosses a pineapple at him. >> the concentration on his face is definitely there. he completely whiffs.

i'm glad he didn't follow through and stab himself in the leg. >> he it h many failures, but there is one moment of truth then, the sweet taste of slicing a pineapple in half. 1200 frames per second. >> oh, yeah, he cut it right down the middle. that's for sure. all you need now is a couple tooth picks, have a little snack. that's our show. don't forget to stick around, because another half hour of rtm don't forget to stick around, because another half hour of rtm is on the way. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com