hello everybody. i'm beth troutman. we've got great videos and the stories behind them "right this minute." [ siren ] >> cops pull out all the stops as a suspect leaves not one but two patrol cars in pur 't even know a minivan can go that fast. >> this man is a walking reminder -- >> to be careful with the electronic information on your cell phone. >> how his horror story is a good lesson on what not to do. >> that's -- turn your phone in 101. >> it's a "west wing" reunion video. >> i spent four years working behind-the-scenes on this show. >> now hear what has cast members walkin' and talkin'

again, straight from the mouth of melissa fitzgerald. >> i said, of course i would love to. and a dog enjoy as cool dip with a manatee. >> playing like marco polo. we're going to begin today's show with dashcam video and take to you cartersville, georgia, for this. the story from wsb in atlanta. as this video begins you see not one but two patrol cars in pursuit of a green minivan. now, what happened was, officers tried to pull this green minivan over near a gas station, but the minivan, instead of pulling over for the cops took off. as the chase begins their driving speeds up to about 90 miles an hour on some busy roadways. >> i didn't even know a minivan could go that fast. >> the difference between a lot of the videos we've seen two officers in pursuit so actually have two angles of the chase. keep watching right here. they're about to stop this

minivan. first you see one officer clip the minivan. and watch. we've got what it looks like inside of the car that clipped the van. keep watching, because the minivan zooms past the cop car that clipped him, and then -- >> oh, the guy just bailed. jumped out. it's still moving. >> and he didn't fall. pretty amazing. >> and leaves the car in gear, and watch what happens. it rams into the back of the car, and take a look what this looks like from inside. the officer inside of this car, you can see his body go forward. he was injured. >> you know what this guy was running from? >> the driver's name according to reports, jonathan adams. they did end up getting him into custody. the reason they think he was running, according to police once they search the car they found stolen credit cards, debit cards and a driver's license belonging to a woman which obviously wasn't the driver's. >> they did a good job of getting that stopped without

smashing into anybody else. a poignant reminder to be careful with the electronic information on your cell phones or any other electronic device. from kmgh in denver, rich walked b into a best buy with his cell phone. >> they couldn't repair it and were giving me a new cell phone. >> soon after he started getting phone calls at his home phone. >> the phone started ringing constantly after that from an ex-spouse of a friend. >> no idea why his friends were calling. >> allegedly a best buy employee post add status update saying, i'm gay. >> oh! ouch. >> he did not log out of his facebook page. >> he should have known better than to not erase his phone. that's his fault. turn your phone in 101. >> rich time add complaint with

best buy and was told the employee was fired. best buy wouldn't confirm that that employee was fired. >> but they did issue a partial statement to kmgh. each year every employee of best buy is asked to review and sign our code of ethics including details on how they are expected to handle customer information. that's an obvious -- humiliated. >> i mean, my reputation has been tarnished. >> yeah. that is really unfortunate that that employee did that. took advantage of that opportunity to make a fool of this guy. that is really unfortunate. >> experts say, learn how to do either a hard restart on your phone or a full erase on your phone, on your laptop, on any electronic device that holds personal information. the target employees at an albuquerque store thought that taking down these two shoplifters would be by the book, but it was anything but. we got this video from kob in

albuquerque. two women were seen on video camera by store employees going up through the makeup section. these women identified at nicole and michelle. you can see there, these women are shopping. they're seen putting things in their bags and not paying for them when they leave the store. according to police, security steps in. you see michelle gordon. they take her down. the other one, you see the cursor, nicole walks out the door and according to police used her baby carrier to prevent them from taking her down. >> was there a child in this baby carrier? >> yes. a 2-month-old baby in the carrier. >> using their child as weapon? >> according to police, her child is a shield to prevent from getting stopped from allegedly shoplifting. >> did that work? did the tart security people back off? >> the tart security people did back off. if you look here in the video, her other children are seen running across the parking lot, not looking both ways. seemed obvious to them, maybe

that mommy is in trouble. >> great example mommy's making for her kids here. >> she was able to drive away, but one of the target employees got her license plate number and police say that nicole was not surprised when they showed up at her doorstep to place her under arrest. >> but would you think a mother would do everything to protect her little baby. >> it's not embarrassing enough to get caught stealing from target but you're using your child as a shield. >> you hear motherless do anything to protect their children. in this case she used her child to protect herself. i can't think of anything more selfish. >> tell me what lesson you learn from this video pap group of friends just walked out of a bar, a little wobbly and get into a car. >> a great parking spot, right outside the bar. [ gunfire ]

>> oh! that's an ad campaign. >> for drinking and driving. it you're going to drink and then drive your friends around you might as well shoot them way shotgun. it's dangerous. >> you're right. created as part of the cool existence without violence campaign. >> and they're trying to very graphically bring home the message. >> seems like this graphic and violence act are the ones that stick. the one that people remember. i was wondering if maybe the guy was going to turn the gun on himself at the end. because it's just that dangerous for yourself to drink and drive as it is for other people in the car, but hediddn't. g in and drove instead. there's always a way to get home. you know? cab. a friend. subway. pick your car up in the morning. it's easier. >> get a hotel room. right wherever you are. >> pass out on the sidewalk. >> sleep at the bar, and wake up in the morning. that's fine. >> that's very dangerous. >> who hasn't done that? once a week. [ laughter ]

a skateboard ride that makes us go -- >> oh! >> and then we go -- >> oh! >> see what that's all about, next. try traveling terrible mountain roads on this thing. >> sort of a cross between a motorcycle and a sofa. >> the story behind the photo taxi adventure.

do you remember the emmy-winning tv show "west wing"? ♪ >> i'm in love with this show. i spent four years working behind-the-scenes on this show. >> i think hoping for a reunion and funnier guys did that for us. a psa they put together. it's a reunion of some of the best characters from the hit show, and they're doing one of their famous walk and talk scenes. >> do you have the new initiative? >> what initiative. >> sounds important. >> it is important.

>> tell us what it is. >> somebody made an initiative. >> i definitely said initiative. >> famous for that. transition scenes with that single camera that followed all wait through. >> this is a walk and talk psa about the importance of walking. >> i don't know that the walks and talks to go to but i think -- >> did you get the -- >> of course question. it's our initiative. >> actually it's my initiative. >> yours, mine. what's the difference? >> mr. president -- mr. president? >> oh, yeah. >> that president, the best president america's every seen. martin bartley. >> oh, my. >> what's wrong? it's not dangerous is it? >> not at all. >> is it too expensive? >> actually it's free. >> does it involve wearing pink and spandex? >> i suppose it could, but no. >> to find out more about this psa, how did all of this come about? >> gerber ringaler, two friends, working together with the every walk campaign, and they said, would you come on and help us

produce it and help us put it together? and i thought it was a great cause and i said, of course. i would love to. >> where did you shoot this? since the "west wing" set is no longer in existence? >> that was really a challenge. we ended up going to the reagan library. >> any embarrassing stories about beth from when she worked at the "west wing"? >> oh, so many. they was so wonderful and always incredibly upbeat and friendly and hard working and professional. i got nothing. >> probably because she's totally changed. >> what was it like for everybody to come back together? >> it was just terrific, and we had so many blasts on that day. >> what about a show about walking and talking? >> no. >> yeah. >> it was such a magical experience working on that show, and, you know, beth knows i had a small part in it, but it really was an incredible time i think for everybody. >> come friends. we're going for a walk!

♪ riding a skateboard can be risky even if you're not even on the skateboard. >> oh! >> skateboard goes off into the camera, like, man, that must have hurt. look. >> oh! >> i'm not sure if it was the edge of the skateboard, the wheels, the bolt that maybe holds the truck on to the skateboard, but something put a hole in this guy's -- >> that doesn't look like he-it-was that hard of an impact. that's a serious injury. >> a kick foot to the skull. i can just imagine if the board comes down at the right angle it can split your head open for sure. >> the wheels especially. >> what about this? sorry? i wish i was a better skateboarder? i would have landed that? maybe. i don't think he could have avoided it. >> trying to get close to the action. he lived to tell about it, thankfully.

hey, let's go play way crab. >> a pinch right on her nose. >> now see lola play with a manatee. >> that's right. lola's owner says, they had a scare-off and thins lola loves to swim, lola just jumped in the water -- with her life jacket and played with the manatee. >> the manatee looks like it's following lola around. like it's mesmerized by lola. >> playing, like, marco polo. >>ola eventually looksis osh's . >> whoa! >> she was going manatee surfing for a second. >> the manatee looking at her like what kind of fish are. you i think both of so confused right now. like what exactly are you? what are you? what's going on here? >> yes. ah! oh, oh, oh! >> trying to, like -- >> yeah. >> this lola/manatee adventure

we got from our friends. >> an impractical video. >> maybe we'll see more. promoting a different kind of friendship. monday on "right this minute" -- what do you do if there are ducks stuck in the drain? >> call the fire department. >> put a sign up that says, "no ducks." >> that's monday on "right this minute." so we came across a video of christina. >> and i've got to point out you have a skill the three of us don't have. >> what exactly was she doing? you'll see for yourself, and a girl's message to her boyfriend to clean up spark as debate. >> she could have just withheld the intimate time. >> turn in your man card. >> is her method effective? you be the judge -- later.

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you guy, these san antonio arts festival is going down this weekend and i came across a pretty cool video that's going to be featured. check this out. >> oh! >> that face. ♪ >> and when i found this, i said, wait a tick! our very own. >> oh. >> did a little resaerchd found out this was put together as a birthday gift for our frent

cri christiane. and it features, like, more than 2,500 pictures of you. >> of me. >> right. so tell us -- >> so artistic. >> pause on that last one. hey, now. there's some -- well, well -- a shot. something we have not seen on "right this minute" until right this minute. >> my friend gustavo a creative, unique filmmaker reached out to me and side have this idea for a shoot i want to do and it also happened to be it was my birthday around the corner last year. that turned into more than 2,500 photos he then created into sort of a stop-motiony-like film. >> nice vunchts a skill that the three of us don't have, and it's making all of these sexy faces. >> yeah. >> so basically what this tells us is you don't take a bad picture. >> no. >> you want to see that, weep yul load the entire thing on our website. rightthisminute.com. >> give us a blue field. ♪

this is bridget. bridget has had enough of her lazy boyfriend. >> hey, michael, you're sleeping right now and because you don't know how to clean up after yourself, i'm going to show you. >> he kind of gives us a tour of her and her boyfriend's apartment that is repulsive. >> you make dinner and nicely took my plate and put it on the table. who leave as watermellen in a chair? >> is he lazy because she happens to do everything for him and he's kind of falling into a pattern of comfort? >> i think he is lazy, period, and he's lucky that she cleans up after him. >> he made chicken with this. he didn't even throw it away. he put it in the sink. >> that's a salmonella bowl. >> yeah. all sorts of monellas growing around there. >> put this in the dishwasher. >> she get angry but doesn't make him do it. she's cleaning up. >> because you don't want to live in this kind of filth.

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2,100 mile adventure on the worst possible transportation there could be. >> imagine this. >> that's a moto taxi. sort of a cross between a motorcycle and a sofa. it's horribly under powered. hat worst possibly brake. a good chance you're going to have to push the thing. >> anything can happen. >> this video is a trailer for the moto taxi junket. it's a 2,175 mile adventure through peru. it's about as tough an adventure as can you find. >> the most difficult thing anyone has of gone through, in life, i would dare say. >> i've got one of the guys that participated in last year's moto taxi adventure. association daniel, why choose such a poorly suited vehicle for a grand adventure like traveling through peru? >> we think, actually to have a proper adventure, you have to make it difficult for yourself and driving one of these things makes life very difficult. >> so have you been really close

to going off one of those cliffs? >> i've actually, one of our rear wheels went off the edge of the road, a few inches, and then came back on the road again. very scary. >> what was the worst thing had you to deal with? >> getting over your fear realizing you'll's up on the roads to no end and secondly, it's really rough. sometimes you have to push the thing up the hill because it's not powerful enough to do it on its own. >> could you think of a worse vehicle to go on an adventure like this? >> none. >> and that is exactly the point. one of the guys up there, in the middle of the mountain range they think it's hilarious. you get amazing reception wherever you go. they look at us like we're completely nuts and then often maybe start saying a prayer, and giving you a hug good-bye, and, yeah. they think we're -- a little bit stupid. and the official action what they do is use technology to try to decrease levels in rural

areas. >> did your, like, butt hurt for, like two weeks afterwards? >> it did. yes. bumpy doesn't even begin to describe these roads. >> are you going to do this again? >> no. [ laughter ] >> that's the end of it. you have an amazing adventure. that's it for us here at "right this minute." than for joining us, and we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com \s