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excited fans line up along a dragway. >> people are really, really close to the race here. >> too close when things go horribly wrong. security cameras catch thieves in action. >> just like that. >> you can lose your phone or bag. see how to spot the scammers. it's a cool, new ad for a game aimed at girls. >> toys for future engineers. >> now, the goldie blocks creator tell how she went from genius idea to smash success. >> never in a million years did i imagine it would happen this fast. >> and thrillseekers head out for a b.a.s.e jump. >> looking toa this spding van to a four-story bridge. >> ahh! ! >> oh! >> big, huge accident during a

drag racing event in mexico. you see here, a car and a trushg high speed, out of control and run right into a big group of spectators. [ speaking foreign language ] >> wow. >> lots of people injured. reports say 19 people injured, some with broken legs. one of the people injured, a pregnant woman. you can see a lot of the other spectators rushing to aid these people after this. we've got it from another angle. this right up into the crowd. notice people are really, really close to the race here. they're right there. sometimes even on the road. >> there's no barrier whatsoever. no kind of protection. >> so far reports say they haven't located the driver. the driver's not in custody.

>> i don't know if you can place blame on the driver in a situation like this. it's a loosely controlled event. no real safety standards new york bare cads. i feel like you're putting yourself at your own risk going to this event, racing or spectating. >> there wasn't even an attempt for safety. in the even yellow tape, nothing. there was nothing there. >> so you're chillin' outside the drive-in window to dunkin' donuts waiting for an order, 1:00 in the morning, you want a treat before going to bed. you don't expect this, though. >> what happens? >> apparently the man standing outside the car is having a bit of an argument with his friend that's inside the car. and while that's happening, someone else comes up behind him and uses a bat to smack him behind the head. the guy falls over and stays there, obviously unconscious. there's another man in that car that gets out and tries to chase

after the guy with the bat. but, as you can see in the other angle, the guy with the bat jumps into his car and takes off while the other man is chasing. according to philadelphia police, there was an altercation between those two men. >> i'm confused why the guy's standing outside the car at the drive-through. >> did he come out of this silver bmw? was he a passenger in. >> appears that's the case. >> either way you look at it cowardly move, came up from behind, hit the guy with a dangerous weapon. we don't know what happened before this. maybe the guy did something just as cowardly. that's terrible. >> new documentary out this week on channel 5 in great britain. the documentary follows the life of 21-year-old nick smith. >> whoa. >> nick is only 35 inches tall. at 21 years old. nick has a rare genetic

condition. >> you'll see that nick has two brothers, both measuring well over six feet tall. most people with the rare condition don't have a very long life expectancy. in fact, nick has lived longer than most people with condition. documentary follows nick and his family over a three-month period as nick undergoes surgery to treat an aneurysm. the surgery could save his life. he's had to have several surgeries because of an riches in his brain. headed to stanford university for the next round of surgeries in order to correct the problem. >> you can see in the documentary his check-up, is time with his doctor. but you also see his time with his family, his time with his mom. they all describe nick as an incredibly positive person who is a lot of fun, great to be around, and even though one of his brothers is younger than he is, and he is 6'5" he still

looks up to his big brother nick. >> ahh. >> we agree cell phones are worth a couple hundred bucks, at least. we say treat it like a wad of cash. the manchester police in the united kingdom put together a compilation of security videos how quickly your phone can disappear. somebody's got their phone on the table. some guy approaches, asking for a survey or questions. put the clipboard on top of the phone. just like that, cell phone is gone. >> magic trick. >> another scenario, strangers walk up to a guy on street, can for directions, horse around with the guy, and before you know it, it gets close enough, reach into his pocket, gone. >> wait. he's horsing around with a perfect stranger? >> yeah. police say don't let strangers get close to you, even if they're having a good time with you, maybe you have a couple of drinks, goofing around seems creepy. never let some stranger put his leg between your legs anyway. >> thats and a weird scene.

that was a weird technique. another situation, ladies, keep your bags within sight. it's not good enough to have your bag near you. you need to have your eyes on it. a woman's got her bag just to her left. but these two guys working together just barely slide her bag out of sight. one provides cover. the other one grabs the bag and it's gone. >> it's a crying shame you have to be on the lookout at all times for this kind of thing. >> this woman's got her purse hooked over the back of her chair, again out of sight. this guy casually walks by. bag is gone. just a second. >> i do that one all the time because you're there, you feel like it's next to you. you don't think someone's going to do this. things get physical when a doctor approaches his patients and -- >> smashes down on his recently operated chest. >> no! >> the story behind the hospital

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some seriously shocking video making its way around the world. this, from a hospital room in russia. this is a man's anesthesiologist. he was in the room during this long, expensive heart surgery on this man. they're having a verbal argument. watch what the doctor does next. >> whoa! >> no! oh my god, that is awful! >> the doctor, you see on this security camera, punches this 61-year-old heart patient in the face and then smashes down on his recently operated chest with his fist. he then walks around this patient and adjusts his oxygen mask before walking out of the room. this happened back in february. the video just now released

because the doctor now under criminal investigation. apparently did not know he was on camera when this happened. he said the victim verbally assault him and exhausted working a 36-hour shift the doctor claims they worked very hard, it was a very difficult surgery. they did everything they could to help the man out. the patient had nothing but ill remarks for the doctor and that made him snap. prior to this, the guy had a clean record. >> who knows what kind of damage this could have caused this man. >> it looks like he's restrained, arms and legs tied down. he can't fight back or defend himself in any way. >> the man did die a week later. they're unsure whether this doctor's attack caused this man's death or if he died for other reasons. this doctor could face very, very serious charges if found he's the result of the man's death. if i freeze this video about

here, you might be wondering, why are there footprints on top of the vehicle? they're kind of guide marks. you'll see why. adrenaline junky sam hardy, in from epic tv adventure. sam's inside the van here getting geared up to go on that route. climbs up there, got go pro connected to the roof, on the helmet. the van starts moving. watch this. that's a b.a.s.e jump from a 460-foot high bridge. off the moving vehicle. the vehicle itself going 25 miles per hour. i've got to majority hard to surf on top of a vehicle in itself. >> he had to get out over the rail pretty far. he didn't just jump off. he had to leap. >> that is the footprints for, to tell him how to run? >> he had to leap a bit. seven-foot gap. >> awesome stuff. successful b.a.s.e jump.

things are more extreme when people who base jump looking for ways to make this more crazy. >> le says it was harder than i thought standing on top of a moving van 25 miles per hour and clear a seven-foot gap before pulling the parachute and gets to the bottom like no big deal. >> good thing he didn't try to jump off the roof. a couple of cat videos show some not as smart as others. this cat is right by this treadmill. it's on. it is chasing after the branding on the belt that's going around. it thinks it can catch it. >> i'm afraid the cat's going to get sucked underneath the back. >> jumped on it a couple of times but doesn't figure out he can't catch the letters. >> highly entertaining. >> you know you could see it getting sucked up and like splatted out on the treadmill. this other cat is pretty smart. >> is that dracula? >> looks demonic.

>> oh, wait until you hear him. >> he's sounding like a bird. >> my cat does this, too. i don't know what it is, but when the cat sees a bird or a rabbit out the window, it just is like -- >> poster of the video says the cat believes what she's doing is calling for the birds to come over so she can have herself a little snack. but to her misfortune it's never worked. >> because of the fangs. the bird looks down and says, um, you're not a bird. >> the music video aimed at helping hurting soldiers. >> this is really raw. >> it was hard for me to make the video. >> see it on the next "right this minute." a woman encounters an eel. a wolf eel. >> something that's not afraid of the wolf eel and it's not what you expect. >> the sneak attack that came oust nowhere.

>> what? >> and this girl has a message for all of the snap chatters out there. ♪ it's time you've been told your pictures are stupid and nobody cares♪

several months ago i told you guys about a revolutionary game idea for girls called goldie blocks.

you probably remember this. not only interactive game it accompanies a story. you go through the adventures of goldie blocks and as she builds items in the story the player will bills the same structures. created by debbie sterling, engineering student at stanford and she was upset there were not more female engineers and created goldie blocks i talked to you several months ago its and a kick starter program. she raised $150,000 in 4 days and then on the last day of the kick starter plan, she was contacted by toys "r" us. >> yes! >> this is the product goldie blocks hit toys "r" us shelves july 1st. and there's a new ad campaign. and it's quickly going viral. ♪ we are the champions my friend ♪ ♪ and we will keep on

fighting he till the end♪ >> you've got a group of girls singing queen's "we are the champions" and while singing racing on skateboards, bikes, to the toy store, rushing down the familiar pink aisle. >> watch the tag line of this ad campaign. disrupting the pink aisle with toys for future engineers. >> we have goldie blocks' creator, debbie sterling via skype right this month minute. congratulations, debbie. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> did you have in any idea when you set out to create this and started your kick starter program it would end up here in less than a year? >> never in a million years did i imagine it would happen this fast. >> what feels better, creating a successful toy line or inspiring a new generation of young girls? >> every morning when i wake up i'm marching to the tune of inspiring more girls. >> what was it like to have so much for in four days?

>> when i first created the prototype i brought it to the new york toy fair and slowed it to toy industry veterans and looked at me with a face of pity and whispered, engineering and construction toys for girls don't sell, it's barbies and princesses that they want. and so, when it went viral in only four days it was a huge sigh of relief and validation because instinct actually i new girls deserved more. >> right, females deserve more. you're changing the world and we're so glad you took the risk and you're doing it and so many people are behind you supporting it. >> thank you so much. >> let's go under the sea for what looks like an interesting game of it tag. filmed by a diver jackie off the la jolla shores. down there with her camera and getting awesome video of the octopus. there were a bunch down there and she felt like something was staring at her from the left. not every day you get to see a

wolf in the water. >> what? >> what? >> she looks to her left, that's a wolf eel. >> oh. >> a type of eel. it snuck up on her. she starts to get close to get image of the wolf eel but there's something that's not afraid of the wolf eel and it's not what you'd expect. >> what? >> yeah. >> a duck? >> that, my friends, a type of waterfowl down there going after the wolf eel. i said it tag but i think it's trying to eat the eel. you see he's taking a couple of nabs at the eel, chasing this thing around. goes around the rock. now the eel kind of takes off. but it's hanging around. jackie says she lost sight of it, realized it was pecking at her leg. then you see it's like i lost the eel, now i don't have anybody to play with. pecks around in the sand. it didn't find a fish and took it up to the surface and came back down. does pick up a starfish for a

little bit but kind of like, it's not for me today. >> all we ever see are the ducks and waterfowl go under the water. then yosee them pop up but you thinkhat are there? >> now we know what they're doing. >> the artsy tanks are heading into battle. >> look, there are explosions. dirt's flying, everything. >> exactly what it looked like in your head when you were a kid. >> see the toys come to life, next.

in life, sometimes you have to put yourself in the place of someone else to really understand their journey. so today i'm going to put you in place of a bowling pin so you understand what their life is like. >> it's very important to have empathy. so there you go. the camera is on a bowling pin. it sends it down the conveyer belt and it shows you what they have to go through. go through a machine that aligns them. rounds them up. aligns them, puts them back on to the platform. >> i thought it was a bunch of hamsters doing this work. disappointed to find it's a machine. >> the hamsters are cranking all of the different parts. >> very cool, though, somebody thought to see this. >> how do the bowling pins come back so perfectly every time?

>> these are the kind of toys i wish i had as a kid. remote controlled tanks all moving into a little mock battle with a little green army man. all put together in a movie cinematic style battle. >> cool. >> this is exactly what it looked like in your head. when you were a kid, you snow when playing out there, making all of the noises. this is what it looks like in your head. >> exactly. imagination finally coming to life. >> the tank bounced back. >> recoil. look, there's explosions. the tank -- i mean dirt's flying, everything. this video put together by the whizzes at final cut king, they are experts at taking things and making it truly look like a movie cinematic experience. little bit of effects, wizardry, sound effects as well as good as well as dramatic music, the aircraft takes off. >> airplanes too.

>> a surprise ending. collect it out. >> very, very good stuff. you want to see the whole thing, rightthisminute.com, click on best of rtm and check out the mobile app. ♪ ♪ look at me standing at a party holding a beer ♪ ♪ wishing you were here >> you know about snap chats. app on your phone, take a video, ten seconds long, send to somebody, then it disappear they can't save it. people tuesday for various things. oftentimes not important or interesting or newsworthy things ♪ working out set to impress ♪ ♪ you only got ten seconds or less to enjoy this picture ♪ ♪ i took of my cat and this picture i took with a brand-new hat♪ >> this is anna on youtube. a commentary on snap chat,

instagram, things people post and meaningless at times they are ♪ honestly, it's getting old and it's time that you've been told ♪ ♪ your pictures are stupid and nobody cares♪ i don't care about your snap chat ♪ ♪ i don't even know why i used it instagram i really don't even give a dam♪ >> she wrote the song with matt from the youtube channel. they drew examples of friends who send annoying and useless photos and snap chats like the ones we're seeing here. >> you think you're the first one to show. all your shots ♪ ♪ lined up in a row >> you lined up your shots in a row. cool. >> seriously. nobody cares. ♪ i think it time that i