why he was struggling so bad. >> it's a sight vaughn has never seen.e's not immediately worried. he thinks the lift operator could simply back the chair up to the drop-off area that was much less steep. but that drop area is not as close as it seems. and what vaughn doesn't realize is that the boy's backpack is caught in the chair. the strap is around his neck and slowly choking him. >> you can see him just really kicking and struggling to try and get free. >> vaughn films the terrifying scene. the boy hangs on for more than a minute. then as the crowd gasps, the boy finally slips and falls the equivalent of three stories on to the hard snow. >> it was just kind of like in slow motion, until he hit. it was a long ways down. >> the ski patrol is standing by. and tends to the boy in a matter of seconds, but is the boy alive? and if so, has he suffered serious injury? >> i'm very amazed that i survived. >> five years later as a 17-year-old anthony traber recalls that day and everything that happened that led to his dramatic fall. >> oh, my god. >> i was r

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like in, like, 2004 vince vaughn had that thing. >> seth: sure. right. >> you know., they can be saying something really normal, like "hi, anna. so i have this like, idea for a sketch." and i'm already like [ giggling ] [ laughter ] so i don't remember if any of their ideas were funny. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good. i'm sure probably not that funny. >> we'll find out saturday. >> seth: yeah, we will find out on saturday. you're reuniting with pharrell as well because you presented at the grammys. >> oh yeah! >> seth: and this was like -- this is the first of the hat, right? >> that was the first hat. >> seth: and that's you and -- [ laughter ] >> i -- >> seth: and were you aware of like, what was happening -- >> i swear on my life, i didn't even register the hat. >> seth: right. >> like, he was this far away from me. we met before and we did the whole thing together. and i looked on twitter and everyone was talking about it. i think in person, it just doesn't seem that big. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> and, like -- so i think that pharrell -- >> seth: do you t

there was the vince vaughn movie was internship" which terrible. this one gets it.even if you're not familiar with silicon valley, a really delivers the absurdity of that community. >> it almost makes you wonder what took so long. this is a culture in silicon , --ey that is ripe for, the comedy, for the screen. >> charismatic ceos that run companies are most like cults, nerds with tons of money that is happening at lightning speed, crazy science projects existing next-door to incredibly boring lines of code. it is all right there. nobody has ever been able to crack the code until now. >> absolutely. interview,aid in an these are very smart people but they're also after making millions and millions of dollars. they're just like any other entrepreneur. >> they are ambitious, scared, smart -- all of those things. >> thank you so much, sam grobart. don't miss our exclusive interview with superproducer ron discovery the ceo of communications. ♪ >> here's a look at the top tech stories. pay $532hairman will million to take a stake in financial software company hund sun te

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