man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and individuals, they have to go elsewhere. and when they go elsewhere, jobs go elsewhere. your entire economy begins to suffer with the lack of clean water. narrator: while the water infrastructure provides for our health, safety, and economy, a growing concern is that the value society derives from water has not traditionally been reflected in the price we pay for water. man: when you take a look at how much people pay for water, as a percentage of median household income, it's usually less than 1%. and when you compare that to how much we pay for electric

man. you know, donations, man, you know. that's a d-boy's life. >> carlton wright says he takes the rage he learned on the streets in plainfield, new jersey, and pours it into rap. now he's one of more than 2,000 inmates at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwestern indiana. >> yeah, i had a great home, a great mother. you know what i mean? but by the same token, when i step outside my front door, it's the jungle. coming home from school, you may get into a fight, you may get jumped, you may get shot, you know what i mean, may get harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don't give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i'm in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the stre

the man trapped in the rubble is the same man who started the fire and police did identify this man mans the 36-year-old shop owner. he's the one who created the fire. the headlights in the left-hand corner, that was the police officer. he walked away so he wouldn't be identified. and in those few moments, the vapors escaped owe whso when he back, it was basically a vapor bomb. he's been charged. >> was he just tired of getting up for the bread delivery at 3:00 in the morning? >> that's the other crazy part. his family said he was up at the store waiting for the bread delivery. that isn't true. he was only there with the intent to start this fire. >> innocent people risked their own lives to save this guy and he's the one who set fire in the first place. >> it's even more chilling to go back and look at the video because now we know that man is the man who started the fire. >> i ask you two and i ask our viewers would you eat it? this tin is a 45-year-old tin, u.s. military issued for vietnam soldiers. they're saying this is from 1967 and 1968. >> can i say yes before we even open it? >

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manning rolling. throwing. and it's decker who reaches behind him to make the catch at the 12 yard line. darius butler makes the tackle and a first down. >> cris: flashback to another time. that back shoulder throw. lot of pick action in here. they're going to move inside and out but nothing blatant. that time darius butler ran over the top and gave peyton manning just enough room. >> al: the ball at the 12 yard line. manning throwing. caught inside the 10. decker gets killed immediately after a gain of four. sacked twice, including that sack fumble which led to a safety. five hits. four knockdowns. right now second and six at the eight. manning. pressured again. throws and welker can't make the grab. coverage is very tight by butler. third and six. >> cris: pressure coming up right there. francois. we've soon butler draped all over welker all night long. >> al: from the eight. >> cris: good play. >> al: manning throws. caught and taken to the one yard line, decker. he loses his helmet but moves the chains. get

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coming up, we talk to a man on the street while a man further back on the street flips you off.y a major blizzard last night. here with more details on the snowstorm is asian correspondent tricia nakahoma. that's wrong. that's wrong. you're not doing good so far. i'm standing here surrounded by snowdrifts, stalled cars, and the one douchebag who wears a tank top every time there's a blizzard. yeah, this is nothin'. guy at work drank a quart of motor oil once and didn't even die from it. put that on the news, but you won't. (laughter and excited chatter) hey, guys, check it out. i peed my name in the snow. geez, joe. that's normal. wow, looks like the whole neighborhood's out here. yeah, i just hope that weird albino up the street doesn't show up. that guy creeps me out. hello, peter. dah! dah! h-hey. hey, bill. what are you doing out here in all this snow? just taking my rabbit to the vet. well, i'm all done shoveling your walk, mr. herbert. thanks, chris, but there's some in here, too. brian: hey, check it out-- lemon snow. what? yeah, that stuff's delicious. lemon snow? you me

zone his series began as a game between a man and a woman. the man makes the first.woman surrender. this sensitive. issue likes it. concept only appears when the relationship between a man and a woman is destroyed. created from india with her husband. however instead of uniting the couple. now live in separate countries. in ukraine. i think every woman who aspires to achieve something is an amazon inside. i mean my freedom is always inside me but there's always someone wanting to take it away. that. the city of the west of ukraine with its long history is a treasure chest of myths some. cultures. they play with the muscles and feel. they're so seductive and at any moment you might become just like them. there's a very distinct line between myth and reality even in the words of an ancient historian who claims that there was once an amazon state somewhere in what is now modern ukraine. have a blue funk i heard of his was an awful dream what did he actually collected all the misery together and combine them as for the legendary amazones len he never sold them in a cell

man: twooooooooooooooooo! is that me, was i singing?aintenance feels pretty good. no-charge scheduled maintenance now on every new volkswagen. that's the power of german engineering >>> welcome back. there still may be more that has not yet surfaced about the so-called pizza bomber case. for instance, floyd stockton could have more to say if he ever talked. stockton is still living at an undisclosed location in washington state. he's still registered as a sex offender and he could shed more light on the most bizarre bank robbery ever investigated by the fbi. and one more thing, the rights to the book written by jerry clark and ed palattella have been sold to hollywood. i'm anderson cooper. thanks for watching. >>> both sides are doing a lot of talking, but are they doing any fixing? >>> the discussion, the debate and the deadlock drags on in d.c. >>> finally, answers and an arrest. a cold case solved this weekend after 22 years. how an anonymous tip helped to crack the case of 4-year-old baby hope. >>> the security is tight and the runn

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it's really hard, man.especially when they have a seizure any time and you get blamed for it. >> coming up, joshua bean faces new troubles following a shakedown. >> you are presenting positive for methamphetamine. >> and later his victim's mother talks about the bra you falsity of her daughter's murder. >> i have nightmares of heather's last moments were calling out for me to help her. >>> it's where to be. locked up. yeah. the steps you don't want to follow because life without parole is a hard pill to swallow. tomorrow isn't promised because today isn't finished. i can feel the tension when there is drama in the building. there is nowhere for you to hide. i suggest you stay away from here and follow god. prison life is hard. locked up. locked up, everybody locked up. this ain't the place you want to be because prison life is hard. locked up, locked up, everybody locked up. this ain't the place you want to be because prison life is hard. make different choices than the ones i made. stay free. keep it real.

>> ooh, oh, we got a funny man. everybody, we got a funny man. funny man in the house. no, cj.vet thy uncle's job. >> what? where'd that come from? >> if you look in the book of jobs, you will see that the burning bush told moses right before he put it out, and moses was the first fireman. everybody know that. everybody know that, and you better be careful because you not just going against me. you're going against moses, and he got connections. >> janine, what am i gonna tell these people at the help center? >> well, miss ella, you may not have to tell them anything. >> what are you talking about? you heard him. he is going to close that center. >> maybe the two of you can find some common ground. >> i don't think so. he's gonna make sure that his little people are working and that all the internets are in place and that all the people-- >> he's here. >> he's who? who's here? >> hi. hi. come on in. >> ♪ what's he doing here? >> i called him. miss ella, don't get mad. i called him. i think that the earlier conversation just got a little bit too heated and you two need to do som

and said, this man is not dead.- well, he had burns all over his back, his leg. it was just like, it was just awful, the skin was gone. he had this huge cut on his head. and he just looked like he was dead laying there. >> he's alive, but in a coma, and remains in one for five weeks. >> he got pneumonia and i guess things did get worse. and then they began to get better. and after five weeks, he was moved out of the hospital into the nursing home. >> in his first interview since the accident, scott tegtmeyer, who is dubbed the miracle man by the local media, tries to recall what happened. >> i -- from that day, i don't remember a thing. it's been -- been real difficult. according to the video, what i've seen, it was done and over with before a person could blink their eye. the first thing i remember is waking up in the hospital bed with oven mites and a safety belt strapping me to the bed. i was told that i was trying to pull the trach out of my throat. >> the fact that tegtmeyer is alive is amazing. but how he surv

he was a local pizza delivery man and the bomb turned out to be real. so real for the first time in the history of the fbi, a bank robbery was elevated to major status. that was only the beginning. the beginning of one of the most serious crimes that would unravel into a murder with life and death at stake and a conspirator who is still walking free today. drew griffin has the story. >> the most bizarre bank robbery in the history of the fbi. >> who came up with the idea? and what was the motivation behind it? >> with deadly results. and deadly surprises. >> and sure enough shlg open the freezer and there was a dead body in there. >> how you doing? >> a suspect who is still free. >> by his own admission, he put the bomb on the guy's neck. >> exactly. >> and a sister still grieving. >> brian never was materialistic. he never was greedy. he never would have done this. >>> august 28th, 2003. erie, pennsylvania. within minutes of robbing a bank, brian wells is surrounded by police. cross legged on the ground and handcuffed. he told police he was a pizza del

he was shocked to see a man give a gun, beating a man holding a backpack. >> he told the guy to drop the bag and he had a gun in the hand and pistol whiffed the guy in the head. and then the gun went off. >> several rounds were fired. it's not known if the man with the backpack was hit. he quickly left in a waiting car. but the armed suspect took off on foot, and police officers cornered him behind a bush, ordering him to come out. >> at some point in time the suspect fled the bush, and as he was proceeding northbound, turned the gun on the officers, several officers discharged their weapons. the suspect was hit at least one time. reporter: the suspect was taken to the hospital. all of this unfolding on a busy sunday in a neighborhood where violent crime is almost unheard of. >> crazy. this is a great neighborhood. it's a wonderful neighborhood. reporter: back live here at chestnut and pierce where the police investigate continues. no police officers were injured today. the man with the backpack, who was pistol whipped was located a short time ago outside of san francisco. he is curr

though he's a man who also affirms a belief in god. and, of course, you have to read the last, the last line, the mystic chords of memory stretching from every battlefield. this is american poetry. but the theology undergirding the first inaugural is, look, we can change this if we want to. we can make decisions that will change this. what changes over the next four years is that lincoln is living through events, and what he comes to conclude is man is not in charge of this. and that comes out of lincoln's almost complete frustration. if you look at the difference between the confederacy and the union right at the beginning of the civil war whether you are talking about number of weapons, number of bullets, miles of railroad track, uniforms, men erik finish are -- factories, whatever you want to talk about, the union has far and away superior power. and lincoln can't buy a victory. you know this frustration. he puts one of the finest commanders in charge of his army, general mcclelland. one day he says if general mcclelland is not goin

i'm a one-man thrill ride.in't 15 minutes of fame, i'm a one-man wonder, i've just got my 18 grand -- >> he's got some guns. >> and the chin butt to boot. >> yeah, it's nice. >> as the one-man thrill ride would say, i've got a cleft in my chin that would make tommy brady shake. >>> this is rush hour in south africa. he was on a photographic assignment and comes across this rhino occupying quite a bit of territory in the roadway at first, but then the rhino's like, this is my space. >> is it weird that it looks like an anamotronic animal? >> looks like something from "jurassic park." >> mm-hmm. >> ooferd ooh, boy. >> look. >> oh, no. >> is it bad that i want this thing to ram the truck so bad? i'm just curious to know what a rhinoceros can do. >> look at that! >> yeah, let me see. >> ooh! >> did it flip them over? >> no. he just dropped it. the rhino didn't hit him or the car and nobody got hurt. he said dropping the phone makes it look dramatic. >> you could call that rhino tips over car. >> awesome. >> he's en

hey, man, before she comes back, man, tattoo me, all right? - so he finishes up the tattoo, and then my girlfriend comes out with this ugly drawing. she sees that i had already gotten a tattoo, and-- - what the [bleep] is this? - baby, i'm sorry. - she's like, "look, you should get the tattoo done anyway." - if you get this tattoo, i will give you oral sex right here. - you'll give me what? - oral sex. - um--uh, okay. - so you're telling me that she is about to go down on you and give you the business in front of this dude. - while i'm getting it done. - [laughs] that's crazy. - yeah. so the next thing i know, my belt is off, my pants are unzipped, and she's doing her thang-thang. - she's going in. - like, as soon as i saw it, i was, like-- i just, like, zoned out. and then the next thing i know, she finishes up, and i've got this terrible tattoo. as soon as i saw it, i was like, "oh, god, why did i do this?" i just wanted to get out of there. - it is the most amazing tattoo ever. - finally, i'm just like-- - but it wasn't even worth it, babe.

orr is a charitable man.eded all the compassion he could offer when we got on the ice together. >> you're a puck hog. you were talking about me being a puck hog. he won't give it up. >> on the ice, nobody is happier than bobby orr, showing kids how to have fun which is what hockey has always been about. >> you're being paid to play a game. >> we know these pictures. the story of the man who took them just ahead. >> charles: in the 15 years -- 50 years that passed since the assassination of john f. kennedy only one shows the shooting from start to finish. and look at it frame by frame. fair warning, the film has lost none of its power to shot. >> with his bell and howell 8 millimetre camera, abraham loves taking pictures of his family. >> and the home movies we have are like everybody else's home movies. >> reporter: except one. the film that is pruder shot on november 22nd, 1963 of president kennedy in dallas. only 26 seconds long, there's a pruder film of kennedy's assassination is the most famous movie in h

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in the '70s, we lost a man a mile basically. here, maybe we've had two or three deaths in the last 20 years, which is too much anyway, but it's cut down a lot. hurwitz: city tunnel number 3 will be an opportunity to take city tunnel 1 out of operation and rehabilitate it. city tunnel number 1 had one valve to shut off the whole tunnel. city tunnel 2 had two parallel valves. city tunnel 3 has 32, so there's much more redundancy. lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than

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two different e-fits of the same man. police say he was seen carrying a girl toward the beach on the night madeleine mccann disappeared. >> he was a white man with brown hair and the child that he does -- he had in his arms was described as being about three years of age to four years of age with brown hair, possibly wearing pajamas. this could be the man that took her. >> it was made by an irish family. at 10:00 p.m., it changes the timeline. that is possible because of the significant breakthrough. this was always believed to be the person involved in the disappearance of madeleine mccann. seen by a friend of the family carrying a child away from the apartment that -- at 9:15. police have tracked this man down and ruled him out. >> it was a revelation moment. we are almost certain now that this sighting is not the dr.. -- the abductor. able to alloware the clock to continue to move forward. >> the new siding was happening at about the same time as kate mccann was checking the apartment -- the new sighting was happening

i was like, man, come help me, man, because it can get ugly around here.funny because the dispatcher is questioning me how a person got into my house. she's like, so you let him in? i'm like, no, i didn't let him in. >> you guys know him? >> the cousins wait with the man hoping the police will arrive. but after nearly an hour, they lose their patience. >> no, you got to go this way, dude. >> i couldn't hang on to him all night. it's like, now i'm keeping him captive. it's not my job to sit here and baby sit all night. it's probably, like, 4:00 in the morning now. i have to let him go. so that's what happened. she just wandered off into the night and disappeared. >> all right. dude. take off, dude. >> the unidentified man and rubio don't cross paths again. rubio vows to take extra precautions in the future to avoid another scary and potentially dangerous situation like this one. >> i must have left the door open and he just wandered in there like a drunk or whatever he was on. i lock it now every day. even if i live across the street, it's still locked beca

he were this. >> my father is the man i always want to be and the man i pretend to be.for a better father, good grandfather, great grandfather. >> angel is an active member of the community, someone who looks out for others. >> in seven years, we used to go down and pick up clothes and stuff for the poorest people and bring it back to the city and help out the people in the city. >> angel's world and that of his family is changed forever. put on a ventilator, and confined to a hospital bed for the rest of his life. he is paralyzed from the neck down. >> we communicate with him. he talks, but we got to read his lips. he doesn't have a voice. he is still paralyzed from the neck down. get very, very confused at time. now we go into the hospital and we can't even hold conversations with him like we used to. it's tough. >> for the family of this man who helped others, this tragedy is made worse by the circumstances surrounding it. the two speeding vehicles had run a red light, and then traveling against traffic, crossed the center line. after angel is hit, the drivers didn't

zone his series began as a game between a man and a woman. the man makes the first. woman surrender. this sensitive. issue likes it. concept only appears when the relationship between a man and a woman is destroyed. or created familiar with her husband. however instead of uniting the couple. now live in separate countries. in ukraine. i think every woman who aspires to achieve something is an amazon inside. i mean my freedom is always inside me but there's always someone wanting to take it away. that. the city of west of ukraine with its long history is a treasure chest of myths some. cultures. they play with the muscles and feel. they're so seductive and at any moment you might become just like them. there's a very distinct line between myth and reality even in the words of an ancient historian who claims that there was once an amazon state somewhere in what is now. have a blue funk heard of his was an awful dream what did he actually collected all the missing together and combine them from the legendary i was on the sled and he never sold them in a cell phone he ju

i had to run to get something and that's when i saw the man on the street. >> reporter: the man emerged from the bushes. >> several officers discharged the weapons. the suspect was hit at least one time. >> reporter: chief of police greg suhr says the suspect did not return fire. some witnesses heard five to six gunshots. others stepped outside and found a swarm of officers. >> we're all going to be shaken up. it's surreal this could happen here. >> reporter: what ended in a neighborhood started a few blocks south at the busy intersection of pierce. >> adult latin male suspect was striking the other male on the ground about the head with a firearm. >> reporter: the suspect ran north on tolino toward the area where police caught him in the bushes. the beating victim took off as well. jumping into a blue vehicle with a female driver. >> thankfully everybody is safe in the neighborhood and we're safe. >> reporter: i'm told the man who was attacked by the atm has cuts on his head. he is cooperating with detectives. live in san francisco, katie utehs. >>> more details now, the officer involv

>> i was a free man!> rose: joining me now is the director steve mcqueen and two of the film's stars, michael fassbender and chiwetel ejiofor chit. i am pleased to have them at this table and i begin with you. tell me about the story and how you got it and what you wanted to do with it because it's a true story. >> well, it started possibly when -- i was asked the question recently, a question i'd never been asked before. when did you first encounter slavery? and i can never remember. as a child, as a person, all i could remember if anything was a sense of shame, a sense of, you know, embarrassment, really. and i think at that stage, you know, in life as a child you start off immediately asking questions about your environment because of that starting point. anyway, fast forward. at a certain point i wanted to make a movie about slavery because for me there was a whole in the cannon about this subject. it wasn't referenced, it wasn't there for me. i wanted to sort of investigate that. i wanted to sort of

man: oh, good lord. the crap out of you. public indecency?! we weren't really doing it! we were just acting! you know why they thought we were having sex? because our acting was that damn good. no, because your acting was that damn good. no, you. you were a very generous scene partner. hey, i was just feeding off your amazing energy. (engine starts, siren wails) i, i don't get it. they're friends again? told ya. they just needed to (bleep). steve: that night, we had the best sleepover of our lives. maybe because we knew it was our last. in the morning, our childhood would evaporate like a dream, and we'd head into the dawn of adulthood. we never figured out which one of us e-mailed ronnie. in fact, to this day, i'm pretty sure he was just some black dude who overheard us planning our sleepover in the pizza parlor, but he sure was awesome. oh, my god. look at ronnie! you're doing it, ronnie! you're doing it. pelton [over pa]: it's hard to believe finals are here. back. and i know during this stressful tim

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this is man-to-man coverage. the safety takes a peek, too. tries to jum tp th crossing route. >> right here, there is no way. >> this is double coverage. >> you cannot have jordy jones that wide open. >> the only guy you have to worry about beating you is jordy nelson. >> we were watching kansas city. now this is -- this defense is playing as well as -- well, better than anybody now. you know, they're putting up historical numbers so far. >> they had good players last year. they just never had the league. this year with andy reid and jamal charles is running the ball, they're getting the leads. the defense can tee off and create pressure. >> this defense knows how to get pressure. that allows the defensive back to play aggressive, create turnovers and get the ball. >> ten sacks a day. a lot of take aways. they're playing great football on defense. >> guess who is coming to town next week, the texans. >> yikes. >> can you catch more tony and rodney on wednesday on the "coach's clicker." that is wednesday at 5:00 on nbc sports network. redskins

how you doing, man? >> pretty good. steve: james, let's go. name something a man would hate to discover the dog did with his toupee. >> he slobbered all over it. steve:e slobbered all over it. what do you do for a living? >> i work for the 49ers. steve: yeah. what do you do foe 49ers? >> i manage all of our luxury suite accounts. steve: luxury suite accounts. >> all of our seatholders at the stadium. steve: no, really, i do. i love the 49ers. >> we're opening up our new stadium next year. steve: i'm pulling for the 49ers this year. i wasn't last year. doing pretty good. no strikes. only one answer left, kathy. this could sweep it. name something a man would hate to discover the dog with his toupee. >> what about he hid it? steve: he hid it. that was a good answer. jermaine, one swer left. only got one strike. name something a man would hate to discover the dog did with his toupee. >> i don't know if the dog's gonna do this, but he's gonna wear it, sve. steve: got the dog got it on. i got to tell you, family, doing really good, though. that's h

he told police he was a pizza delivery man and he delivered a pizza. the group he delivered it to captured him, he told police, put this bomb on his neck and told him to rob a bank. he asks police to call his boss. then to save his life. >> why is nobody trying to come get this off me? >> 25 minutes tick by. then the device begins to beep. >> i heard this thing ticking. it's going to go off. >> in an instant, the bank robber is dead. >> the death of brian wells in this parking lot that day turned out to be only the beginning of the most elaborate, intricate, and some say still-unsolved bank robbery case the fbi has ever had. >> at the end of it all, our system worked. our law enforcement partners solved the puzzle and we achieved convictions and long sentences. >> the fbi, the local police, and the u.s. attorney's office simply want this case to be closed. but is it? tonight you decide. did the fbi catch all the suspects? did the fbi let one of them walk? and did the fbi make a mistake putting blame on a pizza delivery man whose secrets blew up in a pa

man, he's funny.t, she is the editor of "rookie" magazine and our favorite teenager of all time. tavi gevinson is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] great in the movie, too. her dad's here with her. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: she's super cute. and we have music. oh, we love this group so much. phantogram is here tonight! oh, boy! [ cheers and applause ] they are talented. good stuff. you are going to like that. today is friday. and that's usually when i catch one some personal stuff. i check my inbox. i return some e-mails and, of course, send out thank you notes. and i was running a bit behind. [ cheers and applause ] so i thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i would just like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. do you guys mind? is that cool? thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] james, could i get some thank you note writing music please? ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: imagery. >> jimmy: what's he doing? >> steve: i think its one of those paco rabanne ads. >> jimmy: what is it, paco raban

bald man in getting into the melee. >> mr. bald man does get into the melee but keep watching, she then gets into it with another woman there. >> two do go to the hospital after this. obviously this ruins the time at the wedding. this is at 2 a.m. >> does it really ruin it now? now you have this incredible video. it's a lot better than the boring video. >> yes, it ruined it, someone got stabbed at your wedding. >> if you google around russian wedding fights, you saw a few different videos on line. apparently this is not something so uncommon. >> the lady is just so -- n nonchalant about it. she's like not another stabbing at another family wedding. >> when your 13-year-old son needs his teeth cleaned, you take him to the dentist. so he takes out his breathing t apparatus and he puts in the water. >> that's a cleaning isn't it? >> ah! >> so russell lets the cleaning shrimp go in there for over 40 seconds to clean his teeth. >> the shrimp comes equipped with like floss. >> it's crawling all around, a live thing just crawling all

♪ [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi!mom screams] >>> one of the most popular videos on the internet is this one. it's where he goes drifting all over san francisco, wildly popular. 53 million hits, incredibly shot. well, popular videos get parodied. they take this cutout of his car -- we see him drifting through the razor factory. >> it's impressive. >> drifting and still -- >> very cool. check it out. this is what the crazy car actually looks like. looks like a fun toy i would love to have had. >> looks like things we had when we were a kid, had a motor. >> looks like a ton of fun. they did a great job. >> up know when you get in the elevator with your dog, you got to be real careful because dogs will get away from you. that's what happens in this elevator incident. you see a pug and its owner waiting for the elevator. the dog goes into like it's supposed to but the woman is getting the man to come in. the man is holding eggs. the dog and watch what happens? >> what are the chances of all that? who carries a big pallet