i'm contessa brewer. that's it for this edition of and then i felt the car go by me. >> wild, high speed chases. a calamity in the sky becomes a nightmare on the ground. >> get back, get back, grandpa. >> people were yelling and screaming. just hysterical. >> a sudden impact catapults a motorcyclist into midair. a thrill seeker pushes the limit and pays the price. >> i looked down at him. his eyes were rolled back in his head. i was hoping he'd be alive. >> helicopters in distress. extreme crash landings. >> really had no control. the best i could do was brace myself. >> distracted drivers with no control. disaster strikes with three lives hanging in the balance. >> i heard people screaming. i really didn't think there would be any survivors. >>> "caught on camera: collision!" welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in this hour you'll see the most incredible video of collisions and meet survivors who were lucky to walk away alive. you might envision a racetrack or highway. but in our first st

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." water is a force to be reckoned with. we learn as children never to turn our backs on a wave. but there are countless other ways to be caught unprepared. in our first story, a burst water main wreaks havoc on a cold winter morning. motorists trapped in their vehicles when a flood turns roadways into rivers. >> could have killed many people if the cars had started to move. >> the waters rise so quickly that drivers are unable to escape. among those stranded in the fast moving current are a mother with her 9-year-old son. >> i can't see anything! i need help! >> ma'am, we're on our way. >> december 23rd, 2008. an aging water main ruptures in bethesda, maryland, sending a massive wall of water down a busy road and turning the commute into a nightmare for drivers. firefighters at station 10 are just pulling out. unaware a critical situation is developing nearby. they immediately get stuck in traffic backed up from the flood. >> we actually thought we might h

i'm contessa brewer. that's this edition of "caught on camera." >>> follow the winter storm hiets the united states, blizzard storms affects chicago, and cleveland. do minute ka davis, some 39,000 flights canceled. >> we have 24 states in the winter storm warning. blizzard warnings in parts of northern illinois and northwestern indiana, that includes chicago and gary, indiana. heaviest snow in chicago and detroit pushing into buffalo. we're getting sleet and icing from pittsburgh all the way back to indiana. that will make its way to east coast by 8:00 tonight, snow arriving in new york city and all snow up in new england by midnight. >> more on the storm later right here on msnbc. >>> fast-paced action. daring rescues. life and death struggles. >> oh, my god. >> they were just like holding on for their life. it was so scary. >> sweet water oak loses the rider. >> through mud, water -- >> don't let go of the boat! >> -- and wind. >> i remember just seeing him slam straight into the ground. i thought he wa

i'm contessa brewer. in a split second, a routine event can escalate into a life or death drama leaving folks to wonder what went wrong. it can happen at work or at play or as these people found out, during a leisurely day at a horse show. an official at a horse competition gets trampled by an out of control horse. may 2nd, 2001, springfield, illinois, at the arabian breed finals, they compete in a class called country pleasure driving. videographer rick is there to capture the event. >> it's a very neat class. it should look like a pleasure to drive. >> one of the riders here to compete on this day is paul hyman. >> riding a horse, you sit on top of the horse, on the saddle. and you really control the horse with your legs and with your arms. it's much easier to control them that way. when you drive, you only have reins and the horse is way up in front so you really don't control as much as when you are riding. >> the competition begins as planned when paul drives his horse into the ring with the others.

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." it can happen in a flash. and with devastating impact. electrical shock. when we control it, electricity powers our lives. but when it's unleashed, high voltage can be terrifying. february 3rd, 1996. a desperate man attempts a perilous high-wire act, straight into 16,000 volts of electricity. >> don't do that! >> i thought he blew up in a million pieces because there was such a shock and a sound, it was boom! that i was, whoa! >> east los angeles, a vibrant hub of the city. for l.a. county firefighter eric huck, one call from dispatch would be unlike any other. [ sirens ] >> don't do that! >> everybody was shocked. myself and many guys who had many years on the job, this was something you'd never seen before. >> eric and his team arrive on the scene to find a suicidal young man perched atop a power pole 30 feet up. the rescuers immediately recognize the danger. >> we are dealing with high tension wires. we are talking about death within seconds. >> it's not just the suicidal young man whose life is at risk. a

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to caught on camera.hen it comes to skydiving, you may want excitement, but you don't want surprises. certainly not at thousands of feet in the air. but surprise is what one skydiving instructor gets not once, not twice, three times in one day, all heading strayed for the ground below. >> i should have stayed in bed definitely that day. >> oh, my god. my heart. >> adrian wildman thuma is a sky driving instructor who takes classes on tandem jumps in australia. january # 12 2007 he's getting ready to head up again and joking from behind the camera with his next passenger scott. ready to go? >> all set. >> did you see my left one? >> no. >> good. >> good because his last jump hadn't been perfect. that's when he got his first surprise of the day. his main parachute developed a tension line as it unfurled. >> it created it right here. >> you're always prepared for your main parachute. about every 1,000 jumps that happens. >> he cutaway the main parachute and used his reserve. >> i thought i had my bad luck for

i'm contessa brewer.elcome to "caught on camera." once upon a time, politicians were revered. after all, they have the ability to pass bills, create laws and govern entire countries, but sometimes they're the subject of ridicule. taunted, heckled and harassed by the public, under constant fire from their opponents and even their own parties. this hour is all about what happens when politicians are pushed too far. >> i think it was lyndon baines johnson, the u.s. president who said, if you want a friend in politics, get a dog. politics is all about adversity, whether it's psychological or sometimes even physical. >> in britain, this is just how the public showed their disdain. physically. politicians are routinely subjected to egging, custard-throwing, flour-pelting, and paint-hurtling. >> we in britain have been brought up on pantomime in which chucking custard pies is seen as perfectly harmless fun. a way of expressing irritation, anger. it's become a quite common practice to throw things that are colore

i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >> from the startling -- >> if i went and did that i'd be either arrested or shot or shot and then arrested. >> -- to the silly. >> you're like, wow, my kid's got to get up. >> -- to the sublime. >> why do they think they can get away with this? >> their viral videos short moments, caught on camera that we can't stop watching. and like a virus, pass it along. >> first thing you do is you send it to ten of your friends. >> people flood the internet with videos hoping they will go viral. >> everybody is making videos now. oh my god. i can put my kid on there and get a million views and then be on david letterman? >> you're competing with a guy that put a cat down his pants. >> why do people love cats so much. >> the videos can be riveting but can you believe everything you see? >> if that's fake i get angry at people. >> have you been fooled? what's real? and what's not. >> this one had me fooled. 110%. "caught on camera, viral videos,

i'm contessa brewer. bad behavior can sometimes seem like an epidemic, from road rage to bullying over the internet to fist fights on reality tv. our first video is a prime example of bad behavior. a mob erupts in violence, and not out of anger or frustration, but to celebrate the home team's victory. >> mayhem in the streets of los angeles. june 2010. 19-year-old student and part-time graphic designer jun gatuna ducks into a downtown bar to watch the last moments of the nba finals. the los angeles lakers versus the boston celtics. >> i just wanted to see what was going on, see if the lakers won or not. and if they did win, i just wanted to see how the victory celebration went. >> we won, baby! >> the final score, lakers 83, celtics 79. in game seven, the lakers clinched the title, and gatuna heads toward the arena. >> the atmosphere was very energetic. a lot of people were shouting celtics suck, lakers won, lakers won. i headed to staples center because i heard from a lot of friends that that's where a l

i'm contessa brewer. collisions, calamities, car wrecks, these types of incidents can be scary enough to make you feel like your heart is skipping a beat. our first video is a heart stopping moment when a young girl goes into cardiac failure at a texas middle school and it's all caught on camera. it's a normal school day until a 12-year-old girl's heart suddenly stops beating. >> first thing i thought, scary. very scary. because i didn't know what i was looking at. >> september 26th, 2011, frisco, texas. kylie shea is walking the hallways with her friends when she suddenly has trouble breathing. attempting to sit down, she collapses and it's all caught on a time lapse security camera. kylie's friends run for help and the first person they see is phys ed coach and she has no idea what a dramatic turn her day is about to take. >> just a normal day. we just got through with p.e. and two girls came running in and said kylie is having a seizure come quick. and at that point, i just took off as quick as i could

i'm contessa brewer.unusual for a suspect to flee from police, but it's not always a well thought out plan. you're about to meet two suspects who make downright foolish attempts to escape from authorities, and another guy who goes to extremes to turn himself in. a suspect leaps to escape police custody. not so unusual until you realize he is leaping out of a moving police cruiser, and it's all caught on camera. january 22, 2011, sandy city, utah. police officer gavin white is transporting 20-year-old nicholas duffy to the salt lake county jail. earlier that day, duffy is arrested by another police department on investigation of burglary charges. he is admitted to a local hospital after being tasered, and also for possible intoxication. he escapes and is eventually discovered hiding out in a nearby garage. >> well, when i first saw mr. duffy, he had a blue substance all over his face and all over his mouth. nobody knew what it was. we walked him outside of the garage where he started throwing up. and he ob

i'm contessa brewer. a rafting trip turns fatal when a river is wild with snow melt. the rescue that follows is a high wire act and is caught on not just one but two cameras. novice rafters get the ride of a lifetime, and wind up cheating death. >> it was shocking to see the peril that these people were in. >> california's kearn river is a scenic, natural wonder and a popular play ground. >> one of the steepest rivers in the united states and it flows really fast. >> but the river has a dark side as well. one that keeps the rescue team at the kearn county sheriff's office busy. >> people go in and swim or fall in and they get tired fighting the current, and they drown. >> the boulders that are just under water level, they're the size of a volkswagen. that's usually what people smash into. we've had over 250 actual drownings in the kearn river since they started keeping stats. >> the river's nickname is the killer kearn. >> on a warm june day in 2010, two friends, mike mccave and ed flickimer, decided to t

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." a day at the beach, a night out to see your favorite band, a hike in a beautiful state park. sometimes even the most enjoyable activities can suddenly take a turn for the worse. and when they do, who will come to the rescue? for one utah motorcyclist trapped beneath a burning car, the answer is not necessarily who you'd expect. a motorcyclist is trapped underneath a burning car as bystanders rush to try and save him. >> oh, my gosh! >> i did see the flame, and i thought the car had potential to blow up. >> logan, utah, is a quiet college town home to utah state university. but right outside campus on september 12th, 2011, a car and a motorcycle collide, and the bike bursts into flames. the unfolding scene is captured from the ninth floor of a nearby building by university videographer, chris garth. >> i was setting up for a lecture. i noticed smoke outside the window. that's when i started videotaping. >> flames are spreading to the front end of the car.

i'm contessa brewer.ow well do you think you know yourself? in this show, we pose the question, what would you do? in situations that are confusing, dangerous, and even life threatening. some present ethical questions. some are questions of judgment. and others are uncomfortable. but briefly put yourself in the place of the people in these stories and ask yourself, did they make the right choice? and what would you decide? a car with its hazards on runs a red light and pulls into this hospital parking lot with police in hot pursuit. the driver is nfl running back ryanmosts. earlier that evening, his wife ta m.i.t. ia gets an urgent phone call from a nurse telling them to come to the hospital. her mother, sick with cancer, is very close to death. >> get in there. get in there. let me see your hands. >> excuse me. my mom -- >> get in there. put your hands on the car. >> his mom is dying. >> officer robert powell gets out of his car, gun drawn, as she tries to explain. >> his mom is dying. >> do you understa

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." with security cameras, cell phone cameras, and surveillance cameras working 24/7, it seems like every experience these days is captured by someone somewhere. in this hour, we'll show you situations that are a little unusual, off the beaten path, or, as we like to call them, "bold, brazen, and bizarre." you may ask yourself more than once in the next hour "what were they thinking?" if you do, don't worry. we thought the same thing. two teenage girls go at each other in an after-school brawl while dozens of classmates stand by cheering, recording it all on their cell phones. at first, i had to ask, is this real? did they stage it? but this school fight is real. in the end, a strange twist. a mother would be arrested and charged with third-degree child abuse for egging on her daughter and failing to stop the vicious fight. >> we were appalled. it becomes that much more shocking when you see the parent of one of the children involved in this, right there. >> less than an hour south of tam

i'm contessa brewer. just going through our daily routines, we can be surrounded by dangerous materials and equipment and not even be aware of it. usually we have nothing to worry about because compressed gases, high-powered machines and blasting materials are safe when used and stored properly. but if one little thing goes wrong, the consequences can be disastrous. >>> a fire breaks out at southwest industrial gases in dallas, texas, on july 25, 2007. this is no ordinary fire. on the lot are several hundred tanks filled with compressed gas, including oxygen, helium and one of the hottest burning gases of all, acetylene. >> acetylene burns at about 3400 degrees. it's used as far as what the common person knows mostly in welding and cutting. >> local tv news cameras record the blaze as it burns out of control. >> we didn't, of course, realize the scope of what the fire was going to be. >> the fire begins during a delivery of tanks to the refilling station. >> the delivery driver comes running in and says h

i'm contessa brewer. there are no retakes, special effects or quick edits with police dashboard cameras, still the footage can be more compelling than any action movie. and it couldn't have gotten any more dramatic for the officers in our first video who have a violent confrontation in broad daylight. a peaceful town in ohio is turned upside down when two brothers, admitted white supremacists with criminal records, roll into town with guns blazing. february 15th, 1997, wilmington, ohio. state police trooper john harker is on highway patrol. with 11 years on the force's drug interdiction unit, harker has been involved in some of the riskiest and most high-profile arrests in the state. >> we worked in southwestern ohio with the intention of apprehending folks engaged in criminal activities, felony activities, drugs, stolen property, that type of enforcement. >> trooper harker's day starts like any other, with a traffic stop. he pulls over a driver going under the speed limit and whose 1977 blue chevy suburb

i'm contessa brewer. no matter the job, it's bound to have some pitfalls. but certain careers come with real hazards. some are expected, others turn out to be a surprise. in our next hour, we'll meet people faced with some incredible situations that happened on the job, like the referee we meet in our first video. he makes a call during a high school wrestling match and then he goes down for the count. for referee bob west, it starts off like any other high school wrestling match. two opponents locked in a fierce battle. one is pinned. and he doesn't like the call. that's not unusual in a heated sports competition. but watch what happens next. bob west lives in spokane, washington, with his wife and daughter. in 1996, he's caught on camera making a routine call one second -- >> completely blind-sided me. >> knocked unconscious the next. >> it was a wrestling match between colville high school and west valley high school. >> chad hildebrand is on the left in maroon representing colville. his opponent on th

i'm contessa brewer. these days, it seems like everyone has a video camera and is eager to share their private moments online. but the video you're about to watch was never meant to be shared. it's a video that wound up as evidence only by chance. and it's a good thing. the scene it recorded is disturbing and illegal. >> you want do smoke? >> no! >> i just couldn't believe somebody could do that. >> it was pretty shocking. i've seen a lot of things but that was a first for me. i couldn't believe that this would happen, especially here in pataskala. >> it's a small city in ohio about 20 miles east of columbus. the population, less than 15,000, but it suffers from an unusually high crime rate. >> you know, we get this small town feel, but we have big-town problems here. >> here. >> but even the most jaded residents here can't believe their eyes in april of 2008 when this shocking video surfaces. it shows two teens forcing a toddler to smoke marijuana. >> people were outraged about the video. they just -- no

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." do you ever feel frustrated waiting in line, or have you watched as someone else flies off the handle? from naked shoppers to angry plane passengers, in this hour, we'll watch what happens when customers go wild. ♪ a late-night shopper decides to open up a drive-through in one of the most bizarre and audacious smash-and-grabs this small ohio town has ever seen. >> i've heard of people breaking windows and using rocks and boulders, but never seeing somebody actually decide to drive their car through a store. >> it's 5:00 a.m. in amherst, ohio, and a sleepless bargain hunter cases an adult novelty store. the store is closed, but this customer isn't concerned with such minor details. he circles the store to make sure no one is around, then chooses the back door to make his grand entrance. tracy is the store's manager. >> he decided that he wanted to come through the back door, and you see him get up on the curb and kind of bumps himself up and then he just

i'm contessa brewer. highway patrol officers know to expect the unexpected whenever they stop a vehicle. our first story pits an armed felony suspect against u.s. border patrol agents. the tense situation at the mexican border grows worse when officers make a crucial discovery about who else is in the car. a burglary suspect speeds toward the mexican border with a 1-year-old child as a hostage. >> he was holding the baby to his chest and the knife to the baby's neck. he told me they were not going to get him alive. >> one lane, 89 miles an hour. >> monday morning, april 20, 1998. a car tears down interstate 5 south of los angeles, hitting speeds up to 95 miles per hour. >> okay. they're passing eltoro now. >> as it hurdles towards the mexico border, officials get a heads up. >> we got a phone call probably from the california highway patrol letting us know there was a southbound pursuit. >> probably heading for the border. >> the suspect, eddie price, is fleeing from l.a. police who tried to arrest him fo

hello, i'm contessa brewer, welcome to "caught on camera."ccording to youtube, more than 24 hours of video are uploaded to the site every minute and that's just one of the many web sites where you can view videos these days. that's a lot of funny, cute, or disturbing moments you can pass along to friends. but how do we know if we can believe what we're seeing? the clips you're about to watch have people wondering, are they real or are they fake? imagine your wedding day has finally arrived after months if not years of planning. the sun's shining, your dream dress is perfectly steamed, your hair and makeup are flawless. you're staring into the eyes of the man you love, then a wedding disaster. >> there's the fear that one little thing ruins everything. that's what happens. one tumble turns it from perfect to calamity. >> it has an awesome shock value. if this was my wedding my whole family would be like -- that guy would be in the pool, neighbor barbecue. i would not be like "oh, is she okay? oh, charlie slipped." you know what i mean? it woul

i'm contessa brewer. when people commit violent crimes, they put themselves and others in serious danger. the outcome is never certain, and police officers who respond are faced with the tough challenge of dealing with a threat while protecting the lives of innocent bystanders, often caught in the middle. a bank robber walks out after a heist, thinking he's scot-free and is instantly blind-sided by an undercover police officer. the officer comes out of nowhere, and the dramatic takedown is over in seconds. the boy's identity is obscured because of his age. the police officer's because he's undercover. the incident begins nearly an hour earlier on a cold, snowy morning in toronto, canada. a 16-year-old boy walks into a bank on february 26, 2008. he says he has a gun and demands $150,000. well trained bank employees take their time, complying with the robber's demands and alert authorities by silent alarm. the city's emergency tactical force responds. sharpshooters take up positions outside the bank and out

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." police dashboard cameras capture the ultimate reality show, vivid stories of life and death, pursuit and rescue. the dash cam dramas in this hour feature a fleeing killer, a suicidal mom, an out-of-control semi, and a host of officers willing to risk everything to keep citizens safe. a six-hour manhunt for a killer on the run comes to a dramatic end at the montana/idaho border. it's the morning of june 14th, 2003. earlier, over the radio, deputy sheriff david conway gets word that an officer has been shot. >> affirmative. officer is down. >> conway races toward the scene when suddenly, a gold ford taurus crosses three lanes of traffic, nearly running him off the road. >> he tried to ram me. somebody gets a chance, take him out. >> inside the ford taurus is george davis. he not only shot an officer, he killed a man and left six others wounded the night before in a bar in ennis, montana. michael carroll was there. >> he had ran up a tab of 12 or 14 drinks,

i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." from an early age we're told never to play with fire. maybe that's why we're so fascinated by people who dare to get close to the flames. our first story is about a fire breathing performer. as you'll see years of training aren't enough to avoid a terrifying accident. we want to warn you about everything in this hour, from beginning to end. don't try any of it at home. or anywhere for that matter. a fire breather performs a move she's done hundreds of times before, but this time, in the midst of her act, she sets herself ablaze. hudson, quebec, is 40 miles from the french canadian city of montreal. it's also home to a summer music festival that draws thousands. >> the hudson festival is very, very popular with the town. everybody comes out. it's a very festive atmosphere. >> the best place to watch the performances is the stage by cunningham's restaurant and bar. >> we luck out every year. we get the stage right in front of our pub. >> july 31st, 2010, i

i'm contessa brewer. wild antics at work have gotten people fired and put in jail. our first two stories are about workers going about their regular day when events unfold. working on a navy carrier isn't what you consider a wild gig, but wait until you see what happens to a petty officer just doing his job. it happens to the blimg of an eye, a man gets sucked into a jet engine and disappears. >> i didn't want to see what was going to come out in that intake. this was my best friend. >> mike mcdonald remembers that night vividly. >> this was a guy i spent the past two years almost every single day. with for him to be gone and not to be alive anymore was just totally shocking. >> mcdonald and john bridges are navy petty officers stationed on the uss "roosevelt" during operation benghazi d desert storm. he's a green shirt, a maintenance officer. he help launch aircraft from the flight deck. the job is physically demanding and a lot can go wrong. >> it's one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. i've seen

i'm contessa brewer >>> what kind of tattoos you got? got any tattoos?ross america, and around the world, human traffickers who call themselves pimps are selling women like commodities and branding them like cattle. >> the pimps will brand the girls, put their tattoos on their neck or have their names somewhere on their body. >> it is a particular depravity to tattoo somebody, to mark them as your property. and that is what is going on. >> beaten and living in fear, more and more young american women are now

i'm contessa brewer. an estimated 40 million americans suffer from phobias. one of the most common is claustrophobia, the fear of enclosed spaces. in this hour we'll bring you the stories of people trapped in some of the scariest most confined spaces possible. an airtight safe, a sinking car and an elevator. the fear of death in these situations is all too real so it is up to the rescuers putting their own lives on the line to help those in danger get out alive. it's 9:30 a.m. in phuket, thailand. a fire rages in the kitchen on the first floor of the royal jomtien hotel and quickly spreads. but 16 floors above, american rochelle stimey knows nothing about the blazing inferno below. no alarm, no phone call, no notice at all. her husband is in china away on business, and she's in her hotel room with her 7-year-old daughter sona, when something catches sona's eye outside their window. >> i noticed some smoke. then i noticed it was coming from straight down below the window. and then i heard people screaming.

i'm contessa brewer.f a ship is sinking, the maritime rule is the captain goes down with the ship. but in our next story, the captain of the oceanos cruise liner decides he has other plans, and it's left to a group of untrained, unqualified entertainers to pull off a dangerous rescue. off the coast of south africa, the 12-ton oceanos cruise liner pitches and rolls wildly in a storm. 571 people are aboard the cruise ship, and the situation is even worse than the terrified passengers realize. their captain is missing, and their fate is now in the hands of a bunch of inexperienced staff members desperately radioing for help. >> we were asked how long have we got left to float, what's your position. >> can you give a free channel? over. >> we'll tell you one. >> he would say, what rank are you? i was saying, well, i'm not actually a rank. i'm a guitarist. my job is to rock and roll, not to rescue. >> moss hill is on the ship's entertainment staff. he stumbles into leading a desperate rescue effort when it's c

i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> i'm meteorologist domenica davis. a look at the radar, we do have warnings, winter weather warnings and advisories, that stretched from the midwest to the northeast. here's a look at the radar right now. the heaviest snow coming down through parts of milwaukee, chicago, detroit. that rain-snow line is to the south. freezing rain for indianapolis and pittsburgh, which means the roads are going to get slick tonight, so be careful if you're traveling home from super bowl parties. the leading edge of the snow is heading off to pennsylvania and we'll see that make its way into the new england area after midnight. new york will start to see the snow in here about 8:00 tonight. there's a look at our 48-hour snowfall totals, we're expecting over a foot for some parts of new england. now back to our programming "caught on camera." >>> they put pedal to the medal. and some smashup hard. when are you out on the road -- >> oh! >> danger lurks

i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> a hungry eel. an aggressive octopus. >>> "caught on camera: terror at sea." cruise ships run aground. >> it was an actual scene out of the "titanic" movie. >> and vacationers fight for their lives. >> rocking the boat. please, don't rock this. >> when a barge mows down a boat full of sightseers. >> my poor little daughter didn't have any idea what to do. >> a tourist is blasted by a rogue wave. and a day trip turns disastrous. these unsuspecting victims all struggle to keep their heads above water. >>> "caught on camera overboard." a catastrophic collision just off the coast of italy leaves about 4,200 passengers and crew on this luxury liner fearing for their lives. january 2012. it's about 9:30 at night on friday the 13th when the captain of the "costa concordia" steers his ship off course, sailing too close to shore, slamming into giant rocks. newlyweds dennis and denise sabo are sitting down for dinner just two hours into their honeymoon cruise. >> when we got our appetizer, we only got to tast

i'm contessa brewer. that's it for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> did you say [ bleep ] me? >> from trouble making antics to record-breaking tricks. a husband's fightful high jinx and 102-year-old's daring plunge. >> with this hardened voice she said -- >> ready. >> a man unleashes terror. >> he said really quietly, hey little mama, you see this knife? >> and the bus driver goes the distance to save a life. >> she was looking down and kind of teetering. >> ma'am, are you okay? >> i don't know what is going to happen but i'm gonna stop. >> "caught on camera hellraisers and trailblazers." ♪ >>> i was literally begging for my daughter's life. >> horrifying moments inside a grocery store for a mother and her daughters. >> no one would ever suspect he was getting ready to do what he did. >> june 17th, 2013, it's a weekday afternoon for the midwest city, oklahoma police department led by police chief brandon claims. just across the street security cameras are recording outside and inside this local wal

i'm contessa brewer >>> what kind of tattoos you got? got any tattoos? >> every day across america, and around the world, human traffickers who call themselves pimps are selling women like commodities and branding them like cattle. >> the pimps will brand the girls, put their tattoos on their neck or have their names somewhere on their body. >> it is a particular depravity to tattoo somebody, to mark them as your property. and that is what is going on. >> beaten and living in fear, more and more young american women are now being scarred for life. >> i didn't have a choice. i was scared to death. i said, this is the day we're going to die. >> with new harsher laws and wiretaps, the federal government is waging war on the violent criminals that exploit women. >> can't you just leave me alone? >> you better bring a -- thank my mother [ bleep ] money. >> tonight, msnbc is on the front lines with foot soldiers in the trafficking battle, as they rescue victims -- >> walking up. >> -- and go undercover to arrest the men that drive the demand for cheap sex. >>

i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> gambling with their lives. pushing the limits. >> i knew the car had more in it. oh, my god! >> targeting adventure. >> i'm going to die. i'm going to die right now. whoo! >> crossing the boundaries. >> i was fighting the whole way down. >> and facing the ultimate test. >> ahh! >> you feel a large jolting. glass flying everywhere. debris flying everywhere. >> all on the brink -- racing, leaping, flying, with only the smallest margins of error. ♪ >> "caught on camera: razor's edge." >>> two planes carrying teams of skydivers collide in midair. [ screams ] >> sending them scrambling for their lives. and all of it caught on camera. saturday, november 2nd, 2013. superior airport in wisconsin. nine skydivers take off for their last jump of the day. five are seated in a chase plane. four are seated in the lead plane. each plane has one pilot. most of these skydivers have logged hundreds of difficult jumps, and they enjoy the camaraderie

i'm contessa brewer  action packed. dramatic. and, well, what can we say about this? you may think the u.s. is the caught on camera capital. but check out what the, motion of cameras in cars and all over the place has meant in russia. >> when i see a new video from russia, it's a little bit like christmas morning. you never know what you're going to get when you open that box. >> intense crashes that will make you do a double take. wild road hazards. dangerous heights. and shocking sights. >> russia just keeps on delivering the craziest most unbelievable videos offer ever seen. >> videos that americans can't stop watching. caught on camera, eyes everywhere. >> a violent blast. >> it exploded with the force of never nuclear bombs. >> shakes a city to its core. >> i'm up on the 23rd floor and i could feel the building swaying >> russia, about 1,000 miles southeast of moscow. it's february 15th, 2013, and the sunrises at 9:17 a.m. but minutes later, something very different is lighting up the sky. >> compared to the sun at that point, it was like way brighter than the su

i'm contessa brewer  action packed. dramatic. and, well, what can we say about this?e u.s. is the caught on camera capital. but check out what the, motion of cameras in cars and all over the place has meant in russia. >> when i see a new video from russia, it's a little bit like christmas morning. you never know what you're going to get when you open that box. >> intense crashes that will make you do a double

i'm contessa brewer. combine an adrenaline jupgky with a sports enthusiast and what do you have? an extreme athlete. they take risks and push boundaries, breaking records, breaking the rules and breaking a few bones along the way. and danger, it is all part of the game. remember how your mother would say, if everyone jumped off a bridge, would you? well, daryl freeman may have said yes, but only if he could do it on a skateboard. in our first danger zone video, he does exactly that. >> i've done a lot of stupid things, but i guess that's the first one that i actually caught on camera with a lot of different angles. i would consider myself an adrenaline junkie. i think i'm addicted to it. if i'm supposed to work, i want to go skate. it pretty much consumes my thoughts at all times. >> daryl's specialty is downhill skating which takes a special skill set. >> you have to not be afraid of blood, pain, you have to want to go faster. i think there's a lot of friends that i used to skate with and they would get hurt a few times and that was enough for them. i guess if you enjoy the pain