this may not be the last year from mchale and sven. >> family members have said to me, sven, you haveactor. i want to mo in that direction so i can be an actor one day. >> the next time you click on a viral video, laugh outloud or shed a tear, you may not see behind the scenes. 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 everywhere. >> all on the brink -- racing, leaping, flying, with only the smallest margins of error.

developments,in mostly in geopolitics, have actually come to the surface and sven. -- surfaced since then. nerve -- they are not nervous, but skeptical. let's look at the u.s. first. winner,anted to pick a that is the winner, 64% inc. things are improving -- 64% think things are improving. russia being the worst if you want to compare both sides of the spectrum. 50% believe the s&p 500 will move higher. reporting what i was earlier, which is not too much higher than what people had at the beginning of the year. sideways for the most part of last week. let's look at europe. half think that things are improving although deflation or the lack of inflation is the biggest threat to recovery. perhaps aggregate demand is still not quite there to drive inflation. if you look at what they are seeing as far as mario draghi and is he doing the right 67% think he is. >> what about china, japan? >> japan is fairly mixed. there is no takeaway besides that things are stable. there is almost an equal amount both ways. things are getting better. things are getting worse. for china, that is a little b

>> mistake aside, the trampoline trick just add to the internet legend of michel and sven.s like that legend will live on. >>> from crafty kids to a spacey spouse. let's face it, when you just had surgery, you probably don't want to be trending on the internet. >> oh, my -- ow! >> this is this genre on line of people coming out of anesthesia, and the strange things that can happen. >> it's one thing to act loopy, but is it possible to have absolutely no memory of your spouse? >> my name's candace. i'm your wife. >> you're my wife? >> yeah. >> holy [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> this guy has just woken up from surgery. he's really hazy and groggy. >> he's apparently talking to his wife. >> all of a sudden, he's gushing over this lady. >> man, you are eye candy. whoa. you are the prettiest woman i've ever seen! are you a model? how long have we been married? >> a long time. >> oh, my good. i hit the jackpot. >> this is the most frustrating video in the world. because she never flips the camera around. >> whoa. your teeth are perfect. >> i want to see the jackpot. >> turn around -

. >> what's your reaction to what sven holmes said when you recruit women for top accountant jobs, men say i can fill a couple of those standards and bs my way through a couple more. women want to fit every one of the standards. when are women going to have the ability to say i can do this, even if it doesn't technically mean i can do it. where guys say i can do it. >> it is kind of a two-way street. this is how girls grow up. you have girls like cheryl sand berg and condi rice saying girls have to embrace being pushy, what is the word, that they have a word for it where girls are seen as being pushy if they say i want to be class president, not class vice president, or secretary. i think it is how you raise your daughters. how do you think we raised our daughter. >> she will be president someday or something. >> but she's got to get through, number one, does she want to have a family, if she has a family, how much does she leave the work force for that. what are the things in place to help her raise that family. will she find a husband that will share this load with her. we have been

sven essentially europe was the landslide. and i claustrophobic when a client. their armies came into contact with tooling and throwing. but the south china sea conflict will show us anxious, nervous, complicated world. it is there and see. very few civilians and long -- involved. geographical features that are bare rocks in many cases. >> how did you explore these geographical features? how did you go about it? >> what i find increasingly as i get older, you cannot go to a country once. the first time you get a lot of very vivid impressions, but the longer they are there more you realize that the or partially deceived. impressions underneath that are more long-lasting that even the foreigners who were there for two years of no. the went to vietnam several times. taiwan, malaysia, and i traveled differently in each case. one of the things i do when i travel is i am always taking notes. i never stopped writing because your most vivid impressions are those that will escape your mind in 30 seconds if you don't read them down. >> twitter is a good thing after all. >

characters elsa, anna, olaf and sven can all be seen in the ice skating spectacular.ers, 20 sonoma chiens, a stage inspired by a six-sided snowflake, and video projection panels that simulate the movie's dramatic backdrops. ceo bob iger said "frozen" is definitely up there in terms of our top probably five franchises, and you can expect us to take full advantage of all of that over the next five years. quick check on the stock, relatively unchanged but, listen, the "frozen" aspect has heated up the stock over the past several months. >>> closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. while the markets may be closing soon, we are on call for you because anything can happen after the markets close. david, i want you to do this, fox foxbusiness.com/oncall, and i will give you the most important headlines of the day and the crucial after hours action delivered in 90 seconds right to your smartphone. thousands have already signed up. i'm trying to get the entire los angeles kings and l.a. rangers to sign up too because they have to watch their big money they're making in hockey, righ

sven obamacare's architect are breeding easier, the program is still terribly flawed and should be repealed. it is bad for families, and for america. and despite the great progress we've been making in our economy in the state of indiana, there's not a day goes by that i do not travel across the hoosier state and your people tell me that the implementation of the affordable care act as a dampening effect hanging over indiana's economy and our nation posse coming. it is truly stifling growth in america. early in our administration, i made it clear that indiana would state---hat was a would not establish a state have a basic change. every winfiscal position everyone cuts everyone knows the physical position of these exchanges is untenable. when the rates rise again, i predict you will see a drop in public support. it was the government takeover of health care. and the overly regulated top-down structure the law will never allow the exchanges to operate as freely as they should, and as a result access will stay the same or get worse as costs go up. i always thought that was the fundamental fla