snowmobiles. see what happens when these pranksters pucker up to share a spark. >> we're talking 330 volts of electricity. >> oh, my god. >>> right now we're smack in the middle of the very first youtube comedy week. >> and smack in the middle of that big event is the popular website college humor. you guys know this site. lots of funny sketches. >> this is my baby, borne in a baby borne. >> and you probably recognize one of the editors, writers and actors jeff ruben. >> today we're not just playing an m&m's video game. we're playing three of them. >> now jeff ruben is hosting a really big event as part of youtube comedy week called the annual all-nighter and live show. we have jeff ruben via skype "right this minute." what can we expect from this all-nighter? >> well, we have a lot of friends that have been in a lot of videos over the years coming and a lot of college humor characters and a lot of favorites making their returns. a lot of fun games and it is really like a multi platform event. >>

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. >>> a snowmobiler needs to cross a pond so he decides -- >> to try to jump this snowmobile and skip it across. >> we got two words for you. glug glug. >> an octopus spots aasty morsel. ases >> how the camera caught the underwater snack grab. >> a guy decides why buy butter when you can just -- >> shake some butter. >> shaking butter for the man is for the ladies too. >> it's funnier to watch you guys do it. >> you're looking at helmet cam video of a search and rescue team worker as he's being attached to a short haul system that is dangling from a sheriff's office helicopter. they're about to lift this search and rescue team member into the air. this rescuer is headed out to rescue a hiker that hurt herself while out with friends. local firefighters went on foot, but they needed to bring the helicopter in to lift her out of this area. as you watch this rescuer fly over this area, you see it's heavily wooded. you've got some steep terrain. this is not an easy place for a helicopter to put down a rescuer. >> nor find the person. >> you see the spec, tiny red spec, close to the bank of

some snowmobiling. but this video, a lot different from most of the snowmobiling videos we've seen. got a helmet camp perspective. he's actually going to machine through this ice tunnel. this is cool and terrifying all at once. this guy is like, i'm not scared. it can collapse. maybe it will, maybe it won't. >> i'm going in. >> will he come out on the other side? how long is this thing? how far does it go? >> you could be going to the center of the earth. >> luckily as he gets into the tunnel, you see light on the other side. once he gets in, he realizes there is an exit. >> and it looks like there's plenty of tracks before him too. >> we can all breathe a little more easily. this seemed like a cool thing to try to do. look how low the ceiling of this ice tunnel is to his helmet. there are parts that seem like they're pretty tight. then it gets bigger and wider and he makes it out to the other side. is that another snowmobiler in front of him? >> yeah, that other snowmobiler gives you an idea of the perspective of how big this thing really is. >> if you look at the walls of this sno

. >>> a snowmobile rider comes across a tunnel that is cool and terrifying. check your phobias at the door for this one. >>> two thieves caught on surveillance. >> why their haul makes them half a cup of crazy. >> looks like they were jacked up on caffeine already. >>> a drone operator makes a command decision. >> they could use some joe shots. >> what happened when the special delivery got them too excited. >> working on your car in your garage, a manly thing to do. you might as well admit it. this is sean prince. a mazda body with a chevy 350 engine. he's trying to turn this thing over. it's not working. you can see spark come out there. then watch what comes next. now we have a full on fire here. you notice that sean is trying to continue to turn the engine over because he figured if he could get it to start, it would suck the fire back in and extinguish the flames. this poor kid is watching his project go up in flames in front of him in the garage. he pulls what looks like the fuel line. here is where things get really bad. [ bleep ]. >> oh! that was a ga

. >>> take a trip up to alaska for snowmobiling. this video is different than a lot of the snowmobiling videos we have seen. a helmet video perspective. he's going machine through that ice tunnel. >> you guys, this is cool and terrifying all at once. he's like, yeah, i'm not scared. maybe it will collapse, maybe it won't. i'm going in. will it come out on the other side? how long is this thing? how far will it go? >> you could go to the center of the earth. >> as he gets into the tunnel, you can see light on the other side. once he gets in, he realizes there is an exit. >> and there's plenty of track, too. >> we can all breathe more easily. it seemed like a cool thing to try to do. look how low the ceiling of this ice tunnel is. there are parts that seem like they are tight. then it gets bigger and wider and he makes it out to the other side. >> is that another snowmobiler? >> yeah. >> it gives you an idea of how big this is. >> isn't it incredible? if you look at the walls of the snow cavern, the ice tunnel, it looks like this othe

dropping. >> he rode the snowmobile off the cliff. he almost back flipped going down and in the air and incredible stunt. >> perfect tribute. what better way than to give it a grand exit. >> he also points out we didn't leave it down there. we did clean up after ourselves. an awesome tribute. >>> smoke and flames erupting from a 2.5 story duplex in easton, pennsylvania. right away you see a fire fighter on the roof with a chain saw and just below him fire licking at his heels as the saw cuts into the roof. he does manage to open up a vent hole in the roof but the fire comes through the roof quite heavily as he probably expected and then the fire itself starts to get out of hand. he manages to get the hole open and realizes maybe it is time to back down a little bit. let me get down. he starts to work his way down the roof. you see the fire below and bo him start to burchl through the roof and you have to figure it is making that weaker as well and hotter. at one point he tries to recover the ladder from the top and losing his footing

. >>> a snowmobiler needs to cross a pond so he decides -- >> to try to jump this snowmobile and skip >> we got two words for you. glug glug. >> an

. >> the warriors' season may be over but after taking snowmobile to six games, golden state has thereto feel good about. a young team build around players here steph curry and david lee. despite the ankle, curry averaged a team high 23 points during the lay playoffs, and equally exciting, harrison barnes, draymond green, having gotten a taste of the powe season has left them hungry for more. >> i learned so much this year. there are lot of positive things. we had two rookies starting the first 50 games or so we're 13 games off .500. we had -- there's a lot of experiences we had this year we can build on for next year. like like at the byron nelson classic, bradley trying to become the first wire to wire winner since 1980. it was perfect perfect day in texas. check out this shot. second on a par-4 14th from 162 yards. it bounces a couple of times before going in for eagle. tied for fifth. uh-huh. brad lee -- bradley started with a the shot lead. a 68 has him on top by one into the final round. tom gillis two from the lead thanks to shots like this one. >>> before the giants took on the r

. >> the warriors' season may be over but after taking snowmobile to six games, golden state has thereto feel good about. a young team build around players here steph curry and david lee. despite the ankle, curry averaged a team high 23 points during the lay playoffs, and equally exciting, harrison barnes, draymond green, having gotten a taste of the powe season has left them hungry for more. >> i learned so much this year. there are lot of positive things. we had two rookies starting the first 50 games or so we're 13 games off .500. we had -- there's a lot of experiences we had this year we can build on for next year. like like at the byron nelson classic, bradley trying to become the first wire to wire winner since 1980. it was perfect perfect day in texas. check out this shot. second on a par-4 14th from 162 yards. it bounces a couple of times before going in for eagle. tied for fifth. uh-huh. brad lee -- bradley started with a the shot lead. a 68 has him on top by one into the final round. tom gillis two from the lead thanks to shots like this one. >>> before the giants took on the r

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he's a professional motorcycle and snowmobile racer in minnesota. >> we get a few snows that fall througher than get out and play in it. >> reporter: monster mike as he's known has competed in the x games 11 times so this past month when "popular science" named him the inventor of the some of his racing buddies california realized he's an inventor. he created this foot. it's waterproof, absorbs shock and has more rage of motion than convexal prosthetics. >> it allows you to bend 130 degrees like your real leg does. >> reporter: he built the prototype in one week without any formal mechanical training. >> you are not an engineer, but it's not your job but it came from most jags. >> i ended up losing my left leg just above the knee. >> reporter: on that december day schultz lost control of his snowmobile. his left foot hit the ground so hard he shattered his knee. >> i remember looking at the sole of my boot on my chest and threw it off as a reaction like it's not supposed to be there. i was in the most excruciating pain. >> by the time i got to mike, there was blood everywhere. >> reporter

he's a professional motorcycle and snowmobile racer in his native minnesota.that roll through. you know, you can't do a whole lot about it other than get out and play in it. >> reporter: monster mike as he's known has competed in the x games 11 times. so this past month when "popular science" named him one of its inventors of the year some of his racing buddies realized the monster was now the mad scientist. he created what he has called the moto me and versa foot to use in extreme sports. it's waterproof absorbs shock and has more range of motion than conventional prosthetics. >> it allows it to bend 10 degrees like your real leg does and still have resistance all the way through that range. >> reporter: mike built the prototype in one week without any formal mechanical training. you were not a professional engineer. this was not your job, but you did have motivation. >> yeah. my motivation to build this prosthetic leg came from the fact that in 2008 i was in a racing accident which ended up in me losing my left leg just above the knee. >> reporter: on that d

he rolled a snowmobile, again, not a scratch. he was unbreakable. on earth would want to do this to him? for what reasons? he wanted to move forward in life, to better himself and only to help others. why him? unfortunately i won't ever get the answers to most of my questions about my brother's death. questions like how much did he suffer. how much did he scream. what was he saying? what was the last thing he saw before his eyes closed? what was his final thought in his head? >> travis had an incredible heart. he had a huge heart. and it was this huge heart and his kindness that will forever be missed. we were robbed of so many good memories, so many awesome moments with travis. our lives will never be the same. we can never get him back. we are so grateful for our wonderful brother and we feel so lucky and blessed for the time we had with travis, however short-lived. we would give anything to have him back, anything. >> our senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin is watching and listening. like all of us, jeff, very emotional statements today. how much

they -- snowmobile. they have morph muched into atv company. they're a global distributor. they had a history of beatings earnings and beating sales. they're selling only 12 to 14 times forward earnings. they have a nice apparel and accessories and parts business that is a very substantial margin contributor to the company. the stock in the high 40s is still attractive company and good solid play and diversified around the globe. david: sandy, let me tell you what appeal to me as outside observer acacia technologies. first it is low. had had a low of 20 high of 40. it is 24. it is at the low end. one of those few stocks that hasn't run out of secondly it is one of the stocks, george soros, you may not like george soros personally but sometimes he picks great stocks that is arctic cat. we want to go to acacia which is the other stock. they collect patents. that's what it does. it is one of the stocks really seems poised to take off right now. explain more about it. >> well that's exactly right, david. you did a got summary what the company does. they collect portfolios of in

maybe we'll get you out on a snowmobile.one of the few industries to enjoy an exemption from antitrust law is the freight railroad industry. i know that chairman rockefeller has been working on the service transportation board retomorrows to address this issue -- reforms to greats this issue. the other way to do this is to simply get rid of the exemption. this actually came through the judiciary committee on a bipartisan vote. are you aware of the shipper concerns about the high prices that many shippers are pay being, we call them captive shipper, at the very end of a line particularly in rural areas? >> i'm aware of the issue. it's one i would like to drill down a little bit more and study a little bit more and hear from the stakeholders, but i'm definitely aware of the issue and look forward to working with you and the chairman about that. >> just remember we used to have 63 rail carriers, we now only have four major rail carriers which happens to be the exact number on the monopoly board. [laughter] so we think that ther

he rolled a snowmobile, and, again, not a scratch. he was unbreakable.on earth would want to do this to him? for what reasons? he wanted to move forward in life, to better himself and only to help others. >> unbreakable until he met jodi. the same jury determined this week that arias killed alexander in an especially cruel manner, which could mean the death penalty. joining me now, legal analyst lisa green and former criminal prosecutor and defense attorney jay fahey. good morning to you. this continues. this is a particularly interesting phase of things. putting arias on the stand, lisa, good move? >> she's taken the stand before in this case, before these jurors, they didn't buy her story. i think it all boils down to will they find her credible should she beg for mercy? they may have also heard her say publicly she wants to be put to death. that's a real problem for her lawyers. >> jay, strategy for the defense here. do they try to zero in on just a few jurors they think might be sympathetic? is that what keeps her out of the death penalty? >> they're

whether it was snowmobiling or four wheeling or cutting it up as a motivational speaker, there was so much life in him. that's probably one of the biggest things i miss the most is just not having him around to make me laugh like he used to. >> now, she has now admitted that she did it, but she essentially said that she committed the murder in self-defense. do you believe her? and if not, why do you think she did it? >> you would have to believe -- be a complete more -- moron to believe that story. let's face it, greta, that's the third version of what happened and the only time she changes the story iss so much evidence that proves what she is holding to is a complete lie so she has to make up a new story. everyone who has known travis and has known him his entire life knows he's one of the most humane, nice gentleman you have ever met in your live. there's no way there was absolutely any abuse in this relationship that she feared for her life. >> dave, thank you. >> you're very welcome, greta. anytime. >> so far 7 hours and 32 minutes, that's how long jurors have been deliberating a

he jumped off an 800-foot cliff by way of a snowmobile.ame from his mentor who died several years ago. he decided this was the best way to honor his old and dear friend. i'm wondering if he's trying to join his old and dear friend. clearly, that's not very funny. i wonder if he has a wife or mother when he did that. clearly he's confident in his abilities. charlie, you like to do adventurous stuff. would you do that? >> no, no, no. not without a lot of practice. >>> water is good for you but some don't like the taste. flavored water is big. >> we talk with a nutritionist who says, really, it's no better than soda regardless of the drink you're drinking. we'll explain that just ahead on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. and painful to touch. ng, i spent 23 years as a deputy united states marshal and i've been pretty well banged up but the worst pain i've experienced was when i had shingles. when i went to the clinic, the nurse told me that it was a result of having had chickenpox. i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. whatever mounta

delegation bill scherr sent plenty of warnings to the popularity of newer sports like snowmobiling. >porter: it's unclear how wrestling is any different than the discus or javelin or boxing but the real worry for wrestling boosters is how losing the olympics might start a sport here at home. usa wrestling estimates more than 1 million wrestlers, budget problems let hundreds of colleges to drop the sport. where would you be without wrestling? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: he's as good as american wrestling gets. unbeaten in international competition. current world champion and reigning gold medalist. >> it helps in high school and helps being arnds positive people helps pay for a college education for me. >> everyone's dream to be an olympic champ. to take away that event is take away the dreams of people all over the world. >> reporter: i'm jim axelrod in new york. >> you were watching "cbs this morning." do we want to say anything about wrestling? i don't know anything about it. >> for college, it's great. >> yeah. the more sports the better. >> i'm with you. >> you are watching "c

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. >> you are going to be with things like snowmobiles. worked hard with several of my colleagues to ensure the trails program was maintained. this program is very important in my state and other states. it derives its funding from taxes a by off-highway vehicle users when they fill up their machines. will you work to ensure this valuable program continues to meet the needs of all trail users that come -- users? >> for sure. more about it. one of the few industries to enjoy exemption from antitrust laws, i know that chairman rockefeller has been working on surface trap -- surface reforms. i support the work he has been doing. the other way is to get rid of the exemption. this came through the judiciary committee on a bipartisan vote. are you aware of the concerns about the high prices many shippers are paying back up -- are paying? .> i am aware of the issue it is one i would like to drill down more and study a little more and hear from some of the stakeholders. i am definitely aware of the issue. 63 railed to have carriers and now we have