tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> hi. my name is stephon. >> when a dad makes races a family affair. the physical challenge that ignores all physical challenges. internet sensation the backwards dude has big news. >> he decided to share it with us. >> now he reveals the moment a professional solved the mystery behind his special skill. >> i thought, my gosh. you know what? you're absolutely right. a hang glider speeds towards the sky. >> boom.

straight up. >> see the wonder of the elevator launch. and talking tinder on a subway show. >> would you go on a date with her? >> if i wasn't married, yes. >> why there's no getting off this ride. >> that's funny because she's right there! >> and there's your wife! when it comes to physical challenges, the triathlon ranks high up there. the standard one, swimming about a mile, 25 miles of cycling, just over 6 miles of running. but one man here decided to make it harder. >> hi. my name is stephon and my daughter chloe. we do triathlons together. >> wait. how do you swim a mile with someone? >> i'm glad you asked. when they're cycling you can see the wheelchair gets pulled behind. when running, he's pushing it. when he's swimming, he's pulling her in a kayak. it's incredible. when she was adopted seven years

ago by the couple, you can tell she has cerebral palsy and visual impairment. they don't let it slow them down. they do it all over the country. they're in the uk. they wanted to prove wrong the saying that disabled child means disabled family. we're going to do it together. chloe loves to be outside as well. she loves the excitement of these situations. they've gone into the effort of creating the special sort of race chair for her. it costs about $10,000 u.s. but they can get her up to a good clip while doing it. it's just one of those beautifully inspiring stories that i think we need more and more nowadays. >> yeah. big time. especially the fact that they chose to adopt her and add her to their family. i think that's really beautiful. but to show that it is absolutely possible to live exciting, fun lives with a child with needs, i think it's amazing. and it should start changing the perspective that we have.

>> yeah. kudos to him. >> okay. at this point, we get the car and drive to the rescue site. >> because simon is in surrey, england, and they get calls from all over. he will go wherever he's needed to rescue an animal. a little embarrassing where he was called in here. >> this time we're rescuing from our own hospital. we had a hedgehog last night which escaped from its hutch. and it's gone under the sink unit. >> it escaped from its hutch at wildlife aid. they have cc tv footage of the hedgehog escaping from the cage where they put it. >> that's awesome. should call it steve mcqueen. >> i suppose it's slightly embarrassing to rescue something from your own hospital. but that's life. >> and you think, okay, this will be easy. just get the camera out, look

underneath. >> no, mate. he's on a motorcycle halfway gone by now. >> he gets the camera under there. he can't find it. 20 minutes later -- >> right. i'm out of the room in despair. i heard a squeak from his camera man saying come and look. >> and there it is. it's like that's interesting. maybe there's food attached to that. >> he's right there. you little swine. stop sniffing my camera. >> it gets closer and he's able to get his tool kind of close to it. finally he's able to coax that thing out of there. >> you little devil. come on. come on out. that really hurt. >> finally it's out. >> i'd say if it was healthy enough to escape, it's probably healthy enough to be released. maybe it's trying to tell simon move the process along. i want to go home. hey, i'm the backwards dude. >> backwards dude. he's a friend of the show. you know how it works. his viewers in youtube send him

lines. >> rick and morty. even though nick asked him to do something painful and excruciating, he still loves us. >> nick from "right this minute" wants me to sing that song backwards while having my chest waxed. okay. >> well, he's got some news to share. he decided to share it with us. it's something near and dear to his heart. let's get to it. we've got him live via skype. hey. >> so almost a year ago, we were doing a backwards talking video for a group called southeast sites here in charlotte, north carolina. and i was talking to one of the people there and he told me that i'm absolutely brilliant because i can do this. >> dude.

this is amazing. it's a gift. it's not something that we need to fix. >> i said that's very strange you say that, because i've had a lot of trouble with things like school and stuff in my life. i said can you tell me why that is. he said absolutely. you have asperger's syndrome. i was like, my gosh. you're right. i learned to talk backwards when i was 5. my brain simply understood how that worked and i was intrigued by it. i was also intrigued by machinery as a kid and i never played outside. it was all about technology. i'm going to talk more and more about what life was like growing up with aspy. >> has that really changed anything for you? my own son is on the spectrum. i'm interested to see how you feel about getting that information. >> i felt very relieved. because there have been a lot of things in my life that have been very difficult. especially with relating to people. so it's been a big relief. and they also told me that it wasn't a bad thing. they told me that it was a gift.

>> we're always talking about your ability to speak backwards. how does it work? everything that i could say, could you hear it in your head playing backwards? >> almost, yeah. usually the way that works it's line by line. if you say a certain phrase, my brain can just flip it. i can walk around and see signs and my brain flips the sounds. >> that's a gift. incredible. >> you just said that's a gift. so -- and someone else said that's incredible. >> i love it. >> coolest dude ever. >> nick, i grew all my chest hair back. >> i owe you a big one for that. you know, if you've watched "right this minute" long enough, you may have come to expect to see massive failures when we talk about hang gliders like this. well, i'm going to turn the tables and show you a massive

success. this is what they call an elevator launch. dave chatman. just basically straight up. you watch it at the beginning here, it's got the wing of the hang glider pointing way down into the wind. as soon as he raises it up enough to catch the wind, boom. straight up. >> did he need to do that though? >> absolutely, yes. you might expect to pull off a move like this, you need a deft hand. he has it. he's a pilot and been flying hang gliders for 30 years. it's not the first time he's done this. this is on the island of oahu in hawaii. here he goes again. very similar scenario. this time the camera is mounted on his hang glider. then straight up. >> the cool thing about this is it sort of demonstrates the science of flight. you know? you just need some forward motion. you don't even need to be moving if the wind is blowing at the right speed. >> it's neat. we've seen birds do this. seagulls at the beach will put their winds out, wind will catch, and up they go.

>> then they steal your french fries. >> but he does more than just crazy launches here. he's doing a couple of tight spirals. after that launch, he finds a perfect equilibrium. he doesn't appear to be moving forward or backwards much. it's almost like he's at a hover. >> he makes it look so easy. she wants a unicorn party for her 5th birthday. >> but you're never going to be able to catch one for the party. mythically they are impossible. >> excuse me? they caught one. >> see a wish come true next. a fight in the middle of the street and a cop is in the middle of the fight. but he's not interested. >> he's like, i cannot be bothered. >> see what happens coming up on "right this mi because your carpet never stops working

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pretty much guaranteed to come across some of the best fights in the world when you're driving around in your car. like right here in kazakhstan. guy in green going after the dude in black. he's right in front of what looks to be some sort of officer. but watch this. once he's back on his feet, they then start doing like the comedy movie. they're running around the officer. the guy in green chasing the guy in black. the officer is like i want nothing to do with any of this. the guy in black just take office. the guy in green just chasing him down. not sure what's in his hand. it's a hat or a shoe. goes back to the officer. just sort it out yourselves. >> i would call him the ref but he's not doing a good job. >> no. terribly. steps more into the mma world where this guy puts him in a guillotine. a lot of people have seen this

vid yeen got angry at the fact they're doing t i in the middle of the street causing danger to so many people. but there is no information on any arrests whatsoever. >> of course not. you saw the officer. i cannot be bothered. i do not want to do the paperwork. now head over to china for more shenanigans. >> ooh. >> in this case it's the elderly couple versus angry lady. you can hear the sound as they make contact. >> oh! >> the elderly people knocked that other woman down. >> yeah. she got knocked to the floor for a little while. she gets back up and into the thick of it. >> conor mcgrandpa. >> apparently the electric scooter that the older couple were on made gentle contact with the motorbike the lady was on. there was no evidence visually of any damage and nobody was injured. but apparently the blame game got out of hand. that's why we ended up with the royal rumble. this is james and

ashley. they're sharing a special moment. their 5-year-old daughter has a special request. >> that she have a unicorn party. >> yea. who doesn't like unicorns? >> everybody loves unicorns, but you're never going to be able to catch one for the party. mythically they are impossible. >> excuse me? they caught one. >> what? >> their daughter is going to be blown away. they've got harley back there. you notice that harley is a conveniently white horse. and they have a dress there that mom has spent hours and hours creating. >> it's important to dress appropriately for when a unicorn shows up. this is like royalty. >> now, harley's going to go through a transformation as well. they put the horn on harley. >> that is a very patient, calm, and well behaved horse. >> uh-huh. >> what is that?

>> unicorn. >> they're real. they really did bring her a unicorn. >> wait a minute. is that you, harley? >> so she's super stoked. >> look at how fluffy you are! >> you can see they made her look like a cute little fairy. >> oh, wow. >> the horse is there thinking only for you, kid. >> rubbish. that horse is feeling fabulous! >> and look at how cute and memorable these pictures will be. >> that is pretty adorable. i mean, you can make a 5-year-old's dream come true. if you can do it, why not? flying down that narrow waterway on his jet ski. watch out, everybody. >> oh! >> did not see that coming. what was that? >> see what happens next. mixing up breakfast burritos ahead of time. >> but how do they taste? >> the taste test for an easy to do breakfast coming up on "right this minute."

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>> oh, there he is. >> the one wave in the entire lake bucks him off. this is a completely different type of riding situation. nothing about this is wide open water. in fact, it's a narrow waterway through these trees. it's an absolutely awesome ride. these guys having a great time. you can see a little bit of wake in front of the guy. he does have a buddy that's up ahead. >> this is great. what a great day out. >> it's so cool. watch this part. >> oh! >> never saw that coming. >> the fish definitely not camera shy. went right for it. >> i just need breakfast. it's morning. you're running late. but you still need to get some food. what do you do? you grab your bowl. you grab your box of cereal. >> that'll do it. >> those are burritos. >> that'd be so much better. >> yeah. breakfast burritos on hand? >> that's exactly what this diy is today inspired by 100

directions. you take your meat, saute it there with some delicious spices. >> once the sausage is brown, put in some eggs beat with some hot sauce. >> throw in some potatoes. >> this is going to be night and hearty. >> then i'll get a little tortilla with cheese. >> i feel like is there going to be a trick coming here. preserve it right in the freezer, that's going to be the key. >> right. don't get ahead of yourself though. you put all the ingredients together. you roll them up. then wrap that in plastic wrap and put it in the freezer. take it out any time you want or in the microwave. >> but how do they taste? let's find out. >> yeah, yeah. >> oh, especially if you're good at making, like, your own flour tortillas. that's amazing. >> i got good flour tortillas at the store. i microwaved them for a minute. >> has this been frozen. >> yes. guess how long.

they've been frozen a week now. >> beyond the plastic wrap, what else did you do? >> that's it. wrap them up, plastic wrap, freezer. took them out as i needed them. >> i like to put a paper towel between the burrito and the plastic wrap. >> that's a trick i think many people steer away from this type of breakfast idea because they're afraid it's going to taste weird after they freeze it. but this is really good. >> take a break, go to our website rightthisminute.com click on tv show or go to our mobile app for the step by step instructions. it's the late night talk show on a new york city subway. time to play a dating game. >> it's tinder plus blind date. >> and there's your wife! >> it's coming up next on "right this minute."

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>> so the first game i want to play is called camera roll roulette. >> i'm out. >> hit the emergency stop on the train. >> ooh, what is that? >> they're finding a lot of selfies. the find that ryan's in pretty good shape. they're like can you demonstrate. he's stripping down in the middle of the train. >> one, two, three. >> now they start busting out chinups in the middle of the train. >> that's the one black lady on the train is like i cannot be bothered with these kids. >> the next one also pretty entertaining. they get to the realm of dating and tinder. >> this is what we like to call two word tinder. >> they hold up tinder profiles and give the reason why you're swiping left or right. right is the good one. >> this is horrible. >> numb one. laila. swipe it. >> left. >> left. why? >> because i'm married. >> then you need to get off