itn sizz tays the helicopter ha hard time keeping up with the 180 mile-an-hour car. that just goes to show you how fast this idiot was going. >>> kitty food, mama. ♪ >>> it's top five time on the countdown, half way to number one. here's the video we chose for number five. >> and underwater mystery by a golf pro. we all know that videos are great evidence when trying to solve a mystery. here, youtube poster michael set up a camera in the water to pick up some research. when he came back he noticed his camera was pointed in a completely different direction than when he left. the video tells the story. >> oh, my -- >> oh! [ laughter ] >> looked like the jaws of a horse. look at that. you can hear him bite. watch. >> human teeth. >> that's how the camera went from this position to that position. >> we need a camera where it's pointing at this guy's favorite hangout spot. like, i don't want cameras on me. >> he thought he was the paparazzi. you know how they feel? get out of my kingdom. you know? >> i love the way the fish makes his entrance. kind of a -- >> ooh -- it's

i think you'll agree this video is from itn. it's in the hunan province in china.ight people on one motorbike, my friends. when i say eight people, four adults, four children. the only one wearing any semblance of a helmet is the driver. he's got two kids in front of him. then there are three adult females behind him and other kids mixed in there too. acoring to itn the person that took this video said they were worried about the safety of this group of people, obviously. itn also said the china traffic department recently warned drivers about doing crazy things out there on the road and also eminded them to t kp safetyin mis that. >> that little boy in the yellow shirt is not exactly in the middle of the bike. he's happeninging off to the si >> they probably have no other way to get around and have to get the whole family somewhere. it's what they have got to deal with. it's not safe but how they travel. i just want to hear the conversation out the door, who called shotgun on that one? >> and what is shotgun? >> i also think the soundtrack to this should be like t

we found this video on itn. >> this looks like there should be a guy in one of those carts that picks up the golf balls come by. >> like on a driving range. >> yeah. >> look at the back window of that car. that looks like vandalism. >> it was vandalism caused by mother nature. [ bleep ] always uerstand everything i do. >> it was all caused by a sharp temperature drop. temperatures were around 90 degrees fahrenheit and suddenly it dropped to about 60 degrees fahrenheit, causing these large hail stones to start falling from the sky. >> those hail stones were smashing in cars and smashing in windows, yesterday there's a woman walking with an umbrella. does it not break through the umbrella? >> no, no, it's a hailbrella designed for giant hail stones. >> oh. >>> if you follow sports at all, you might have heard that earlier this week felix hernandez of the seattle mariners threw a perfect game. it doesn't happen often. that means no hits, no walks, of course no runs, no one even got on base. huge accomplishment. this video has been trending big-time. it is the seattle mariners aa minor le

. >>> check out this cctv footage that i found on itn.his happened on august 1st but it is just now hitting the web. that man is a police officer, martin knight. he just took his clothes off and he is going in the water in south end u.k. he is swimming because that 13-year-old boy is struggling drowning. >> oh. >> what an awesome officer. >> he's very quick on his feet and his swimming stroke because he got to him very quick le. he was able to drag him to shore and save his life. >> was the boy out there trying to swim? i don't see any parents or anybody nearby or did he get swept into the water. >> apparently he was on a day out with his step mom and swam out 200 meters and possibly ended up getting tired. that is when the police officer saw him and immediately swam to the boy. >> that is his good fortune that the officer knew how to swim, jumped in and had strong arms and a good swim to get to him. >> look at this part when they zoom into the boy. you can see him kind of sinking in the water. >> it's so smart of this officer, too, to st

john ray of our english broadcasting partner itn reports. >> reporter: the full force of syria's still-formidablesaid to have smashed through derhea. first the artillery shells. a after the bombardment came the tanks. then troops moved in. facts are hard to verify. but the opposition claims there has been killing on a scale that surpasses the bloody standards already set in this brutal civil war. we have disguised images that are too graphic to broadcast. in a shallow grave there are scores of bodies. mostly men of fighting age. but among them, women and children. >> snipers are deployed around the area and anyone who was trying to flee the town into damascus was sniped. some of them were executed in a summary execution. they were forced to face the walls and then they were shot by the regime forces. >> reporter: yet on pro-government television, the same town but a version of events which is unrecognizable. these troops, they say, are liberating derhea, purifying it of terrorists, and there are few survivors except the truly tiesed and the terrorized. britain has led the condemnation, saying tha

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and in this interview with local itn news, denying any involvement in her death. >> would we kill ouraughter? >> would you? >> never. >> reporter: the truth came seven years later from shafilea's younger sister, alicia, seen in this wedding video, her identity protected. shafilea had endured years of beatings and abuse by both her parents, alicia said, but it was after this trip to pakistan that things got much worse. the day she went missing, alicia said, both parents held shafilea down and stuffed a plastic bag down her throat until she stopped struggling. in court, alicia testified that her mother had ordered, quote, just finish it here. it happened at their home, emaculate from the outside, hiding the family's dark secret within. this is where shafilea grew up. it's the family home. it's where shafilea lived and died. up until recently, it's where her parents still lived. it's where her brother and sister still are. in fact, i spoke to her sister briefly, but neither her nor her brother want to talk with us. the parents have now been convicted and sentenced to life in prison, last

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