and that is where he is now connecting with us via skype. old, all the attention you're getting from your amazing voice. >> it's overwhelming sometimes. i'm always sort of surprised by it. but never not extremely appreciative of it. >> so what is your vocal range? >> i want to say somewhere between four and a half and five octaves, i think, on a good day. >> are you a singer? where did your talent come from? >> i took vocal lessons when i was younger, it's something i would like pursuing, because i could use a little more help. >> are you continuing to focus on your singing/acting career? >> music and animation are my two passions so i'm kind of trying at the moment to sort of do both. ♪ >>> this guy is going to try and stand on the keel of that boat without killing himself. >> and he's going to do it in style. >> that's right. in style without killing himself. see if he can do it. >> this is 18-month-old jamie. >> look at him. where do the mad ping-pong skills end up on the [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast past

. >> we actually have jennifer wadel via skype right this minute from fort worth, texas. has your husband gotten any job offers since this incident? >> actually, we've had a few companies call us, and they are definitely interested in seeing his resume for themselves. no interviews yet, but i imagine there will be some in the following weeks. >> when president obama asked you to send over your husband's resume, did you think he was serious? >> well, he is the president. if he says it, i'm going to believe it. >> tell us about the conversation you had with your husband after this. did you say, dear, the president just asked for your resume. >> actually, family called him before i could even tell him,ed they said he was ecstatic. >> tell me about your experience chatting with the president. >> you know what, how many times am i going to get to talk to the president? seriously? you know, it was one shot, and i very much believe when a door opens, you either walk through it or it's going to shut. >> you were even featured on "the daily show." >> if you send me your husband's

we have will scully power right this minute via skype. did the idea for this website come from? >> traveling from thailand. one of my best friend says i hope you sit next to a hot girl. she sat down. we chatted pretty much most of the flight. she gave me her e-mail which had her name in it. and then i thought to myself, geez, what would have happen fd she didn't give me her name or number? how actually would i try to find her and connect? i went and look ed each month. >> what happened with the lady you met on the plane? >> we're still together and it's been an interesting ride so fa.p >> that's cool. >> they're more likely to meet on a plane than a ferry or bus or car. >> if you had that much of a connection, hi, i enjoyed talking to you. what's your number? >>> moon going down. ♪ >>> to russia! ♪ ♪ >> this kid is part spider-man. basically, it's seven minutes of this kid climbing buildings, but there's a few moments in this video that just make you go whoa! ♪ look at that. >> oh, no, no. i think it's more than nine. >> that's like 20. >

i wanted to find out the same thing, so "right this minute" we have jamie via skype from san antonio,as. what happened after the camera stopped rolling? did johnny follow you home? >> no i wish. sea world wouldn't be happy if i stole one of their penguins. i think he broke his heart. had to go home with my husband. >> was this like a penguin experience like swimming with the dolphins? >> exactly. sea world started this program last summer, you get to have a penguin interaction. you get to go into the penguin habitat, see them, hold them a and in my case hug them. >> i think i know the problem, you were covering up your hand and he thought you were signals. >> i know. >> was this a birthday present for you? >> it was. my birthday was november, because that was mating season, i had to postpone my visit until february. >> thank god you didn't go during mating season. >> i would have been in real trouble. >> carrying penguin baby eggs for him. >>> caleb and matthew, about 2 years old and with a particular talent. if we were going to have a competition about talent -- >> they'd win. >> see

la madre de los hermanos nos contÓ vÍa skype desde sinaloa cÓmo pasan sus dÍas sabiendo a lo que puedena y pudo visitar a sus hermanos en la prisiÓn. los encontró relativamente bien pero ahora se enterÓ que uno tiene tuberculosis. >> pues, es algo desesperante, impotente, ¿no? porque con todo el deseo del corazÓn de estar allÁ con ellos, apoyándolos pero ellos saben que de corazÓn aunque no estemos con ellos en presencia, estamos espiritualmente. >> la madre mantiene la esperanza. >> espero qeu todo salga bien y que regresen acÁ con nosotros. y es lo que yo deseo. >> bueno y nosotros hemos podido seguir el juicio a travÉs de twitter, y en estos momentos, los hermanos declaran que sÓlo trabajaron en la fabrica tres dÍas y estaban describiendo el operativo policial cuando fueron arrestados. ilia. >> estaremos muy pendientes. gracias por la informaciÓn. vamos a cambiar de tema para hablar de algo que hemos venido siguiendo. con el correr de las horas, continÚan apareciendo nuevas evidencias y mÁs casos de abusos de menores en la escuela primaria miramontes de los Ángeles. despuÉs de que la

brent joins us right this minute via skype. >> we start for the first time in november laying all ofs out. >> tell us how you do it? do you just pour water over things and let it freeze? >> we have an ice park, we grow upwards to four or five icicles a night. and then we run water to that and that creates the layers. i just set it up and run water and get this made with the formation. >> is it a yearly process for you? >> it is now. this is the third time i've done it for the public. >> do you have an idea in your head of what you want these to look like? or do you just start and see how they end up? >> well, always i have a plan of what i want it to look like. all of the plumbing has to be in place. >> when this thing does melt, are you like, no, my art? >> no, i'm like oh, i'm ready to be done. there's a little bit of melancholy the last day. but after that, we're ready. >> golf is a gentleman's game, right? >> yeah. >> but it doesn't mean there isn't room for some cool tricks. leave it to garris mavin, pro golfer showing off his best golf tricks at his home club in valley clare, n

and to help celebrate her 21st birthday we have tempest storm via skype right this minute. burlesque dancer. >> the first time i think i took my clothes off was at the theater in los angeles and then i got a mickey award for having the biggest props in hollywoodp. so after that i was in the news media, dean martin and jerry lewis and i was on my way and my life as a burlesque dancer has been very exciting. i've traveled all over the world and i'm not finished yet and i will not pass my g-string on to any of you. >> did you ever dance for sinatra? >> sinatra saw my show many times in las vegas and elvis presley saw my act. we met and dated for a while. >> oh. >> what is it about burlesque that you like so much that just kept you going for so long? >> i didn't want to disappoint my fans. i always have taken care of myself. i never drank. i never did drugs. i never overdosed on anything but powerful men. >> oh! >> yeah! >> and i've always kept my act very classy and sensuous. the way burlesque should be, classy and leave something to the imagination. >> we think you are a clas

matt joins us once more via skype. >> what's up, guys? >> i love the dwyane wade shades. >> i had to get my eyes checked after agreeing with you guys on every video last week. >> well played. you've got three great videos for us today. as always, let's dive right in. i like the title of this first one, dude passes out by being tickled? >> yeah, this is cool. >> he passes out when he gets tickles. >> oh, come on. >> no. no way. >> he's either not ticklish at all or very ticklish and thus in a coma. >> yeah, but what would cause you to faint, though? >> yeah, i don't believe this. >> i mean, i'm not there. i'm not a doctor. >> you've got to make a decision. is it real or fake? >> i'm going to go with real. >> i'm saying fake all the way. >> fake. >> fake, too. >> i'm going with real. i passed out from a hiccup once. so i believe this. >> okay. next one, pervert films an epic fail. oh. >> he fell pretty hard. >> i think it's real. >> i think it's fake. >> i don't know, because he hit his face so hard and it's a very hard floor. i'm going to

tell us a little bit more about his riding, shawn rhinegouts joins us right this minute via skype.ell me a little bit about your recovery and does it make any difference in the way you wakeboard that you have a prosthetic? >> yeah, it does. i mean it's harder to keep my leg on the water. my leg is held on so i have to use duct tape to get 100% seal. and sometimes if i fall hard enough my leg will come off. >> what kind of competitions are you entering? is it standard competitions or are you competing with other people who have prosthetics? >> there's actually one contest i do compete in that's for all people with disabilities, but majority of the contests i compete in are against able bodies. >> when you had the accident did you think you would be able to get back out and do what you are doing now? >> i did. i had seen videos and pictures of other amputees running and, you know, things like the possibilities were endless. it's just a matter of your attitude and your motivation, i guess. >> i'm sure as you're traveling around you run into a lot of people. do you have other amputees

>> tell us a little bit more about his style, we have tom via skype "right this minute." >> the funny i'm not a weather person. i'm actually a reporter and anchor at my station. i was really just keeping the seat warm until our next meteorologist got in. i just had been doing weather for the last week and a half or so. >> your entire body of work here is the last week and a half? >> i don't know the first thing about the weather. i just decided i i would just kind of be myself out there and let my guard down a little bit. >> what does snoop dogg need an umbrella for? a chance of drizzle. that's what we're going to have tomorrow. >> sounds like you're quite the hip-hop fan. >> wake up, wake up, it's the 1st of the month. >> a bones, thugs and harmony first of the month rapper. has the station got any calls from older people going we don't know what that young boy is talking about there? >> got a lot of complaints. >> oh. >> did you really? >> like a middle aged parent going over the hill, because we're all in the 40s right now. >> we're in a market where the majority of the demographic

wanted to find out even more about the trooper and what happened on this day, so "right this minute" via skype, we have trooper bodo from columbus, ohio what actually broug>> i just th disabled vehicle along the side of the road, so i pilled up and made sure no one was in it. >> you all right? >> what was the man saying to you when he approached the car? >> he was actually sleeping in the car, and i woke him up and asked him if everything is all right, and then he started to tell me he had chest pains and prior heart attacks in the past. >> what was going through your mind as all of this was happening? >> i was stunned at first. didn't know exactly what was happening. then all the training we've been put through in the years just kind of kicked in. i knew i had to do something for him. >> come on. >> have you talked to this man since this incident? has he reached out? >> yes, he has. i met with him last week. he just expressed his enjoyment that he is still alive. >> john, john. the ambulance is on its way. [ sirens ] >> i want you guys to tell me what you think the president of finland's husb

so we have one of the stars of the show, visi phillips via skype. welcome to the show!ks for having me. >> tell me how bill lawrence decided to go around the networks. >> he felt really strongly this was the way we were going to connect to people. we have so many loyal fans, but our fan base should be bigger. and people still, you know, unfortunately, think the show is about old ladies trying to get with younger dudes. and that's just not what the show is about at all. >> you're premiering again on february the 14th, which is exciting. do you think that social media played a part in abc setting that date for you guys? >> the response to these viewing parties has been so overwhelming. and you know, having all of these super critical entertainment sites making a lot of noise for our return, i think that abc got the message. >> how are you going to continue or top this current online campaign? >> by word of mouth. by getting our followers to spread the word. we're hoping that we can bring in the ratings to keep the show on the air. >> so if it's not about women my age and

"right this minute" we have davis mcclendon via skype from asheville, north carolina. welcome to the show. how is it that you caught all of this action on your cell phone? >> he came flying past it's, the man the police were chasing. and i happened to have my cell phone out. so i just started recording it. >> what was more exciteing your snowboard trip or this police chase? >> most definitely the police chase. one of the most exciting things that happened. i think we did hit the side strip also because we stopped with a flat tire a few miles after that. >> they got the plate strip. >> different parents employed different types of teaching techniques to raise their children. let me know what you think about this guy's technique. this is a little 4-year-old being trained by his dad. on this day in new york city, it was 8 degrees fahrenheit. this is dad's way to train his chideo downer developmental difficulties due to the fact he was born premature. he titles the video eagle dad parenting approach. the reason he calls it eagle, because young eagles are expelled by mom ea

more about his interest in a million dollars we have little liam and sonya, his mom, right here via skype. was this video completely spontaneous? >> yeah. we were hanging out. i'm a photographer so i take lots of pictures and visdss of him. he seemed to say no to everything until i said a million dollars. i don't think he knows what that is. >> do you want a million dollars? you do? >> do you have any theories as to why the million dollars made him say yes? >> i think it's because he was looking at the expression on my face and i must have been smiling or something and -- >> can we ask liam a few questions? >> sure. >> okay. liam, would you like some pepperoni pizza? >> i don't think he likes the sound of that. >> i think that's a no. >> would you like a gold and diamond ring? >> yeah? >> okay. >> do you want $2 million? >> do you want $2 million? >> uh-huh. >>> it's a standoff between seal and rottweiler. >> my money is on the seal. >> see who wins this beach front meet and greet. >> and if you love coffee, you're going to love this. yep. it's a mosaic made of coffee beans. >> you just w

. >> we actually have brian, morgan and siphay via skype right this minute, currently in big bear, californiad this journey begin? >> so we started in france and we want to go ride around the world and finish in france. >> how many miles a day would you typically travel? >> depends on the terrain. a good day is 100 miles. >> are you videographers too? your video is well done. >> thank you for this comment. we're doing our best. we're learning on the way. >> you say you're only doing this on $10 a day. is that $10 each? >> per person per day. >> tell m about some ofour favote experiencesen far? >> the am ma zone which was the hardest part of the trip was really, really hot and really the humidity killed us almost. we were sometimes just suffocating on the side of the road. the memory is very good. we keep very good memories of these hard moments. >> that must be incredible the generosity you are seeing from people all around the world. >> that's one of the main point of our project, hospitality, solidarity exists all around the world. >> people are wanting to know if you have met some ladies a

so we have here via skype, she's live from new york city. i always wanted to say that. [laughter] >> and mary is the author of a book about "to kill a mockingbird" that a she wrote last year, "scout, atticus and boo," and she's directed and produced a film about "to kill a mockingbird." we're going to watch a clip from that in just a moment. next, we have john j. osborn. if you went to law school, the one book you would have read before going to law school was "the paper chase," and this is a book that john j. osborn wrote. has really become a classic. and it, of course, spawned an oscar-award winning film, same name, and also a television series. he's also written an incredible article about "to kill a mockingbird," so we're going to ask him about that. next we have paulette frankl. and paulette is a courtroom sketch artist. now, how cool is that? that's a pretty cool job, and she spends a lot of time in the courtroom and that's how she came across tony serra. and she spent 17 years, 17 years compiling the incredible book that she's put together that just came out and

. >> we have will via skype right this minute to tell us about this amazing journey.out your pickled feet. >> it's supposed to be the largest desert in europe. about a few days into it it started range and that lasted about 10 or 11 days. started over and over again, gets saturated very quick. we only carried one set of socks and clothes. >> how do you dry off when you're on a journey like this sh. >> during the day you deal with it. you put your jacket on, head down and get walking. it's nice, you put your head down, drift off in your head and think about warm fires and chicken and nice warm dinners. during the night you get the tents off and dry off and get into your sleeping bag and fall asleep quick. >> how would you sum up iceland? >> extreme would be the word. baron and remote and endless horizon from end to end and flat and ash. >> what's the one shot in this video that we're watching that made this whole thing worth it to you guys. >> towards the end of the trip as you're going toward the canyon that was probably the maker of the trip. it was not only an amazi

we have him from kentucky via skype right this minute.ow explain to my co host here exactly what it is that you're suggesting that people who have houses and apartments to clean do. >> real simple. you could use your housework activities as a form of exercise. it's not a exercise routine. it is a lifestyle. >> so you're making it really hard for other stay-at-home parents to come up with excuses why they're not in shape. >> yeah. there are 200 million americans who are overweight. and i want to show them if you don't want to go to the gym, you can get a good workout at home. >> let's see those biceps. >> i don't know if you can see them. can you see that? >> woo! snap. it works. look at those arms. >> take that. >> one of my favorite parts of your video is when you were standing in the kitchen, using kick boxing moves to open your drawers. >> i'm 57 years old and i can still open cabinets with my feet. you have every reason in the world why you can do that too. i'm proof. >>> this is a tutorial for all of the ladies that are getting ready

minute because we have captain michael burns from the massachusetts maritime academy joining us via skype. now, let's just ask the first basic question, what went wrong? >> it appears a couple of things happened. one, the costa concordia was quite a bit closer to the coast than it needed to be. a lot of people weren't really sure what to do or where to go. the other problem, some of those lifeboats weren't able to be launched. it's an extremely rare occurrence. this type of thing doesn't happen at all! talk to me about the choices of the captain? >> he was probably trying to remain calm for his crew. he had to have known that something very serious had happened. i can't explain why he appeared to be so calm. it could have been prevented. >> they should have called cruise ship disaster inside the concordia and it appears this sunday on the discovery channel. >> look at this guy go and go and go. >> this is amazing. i have my money on this guy. >> see the man who wants to be the next american ninja. >>> tonight is taco night. and you know what that means? tacos. >> he's doing a pretty good

the video that we're seeing was shot by a charlotte resident named dennis benning and we have him via skype "right this minute." dennis, explain to me the scene and what it was going on. >> i was taking my son home from school. there was just a little bit of smoke when we first got there. so then i just grabbed my flip camera and pressed the red button and held the shot, that's all there was to it. >> when the fire was put out, what did the bus look like? >> it was really charred. the smoke was so thick. it was pretty much a mess. it was no camp fire, that's for sure. >> the bus driver, lendora richardson has been praised for her quick actions. what do you think of what you saw? >> she should be, absolutely. she did a great job. there was no panic. that was a big deal. >> there's one firefighter that shows up. and it looks like he just gets into the bus. >> he does. >> what were you thinking as you were watching him put this out? >> i thought he was nuts. but you know, they know what they're doing. the whole time i'm standing there. i keep waiting for the big movie explosion. that the bus i

. ♪ >> "right this minute" we have chris, michael and taylor barns, via skype from upper marlboro, marylandi got on youtube was just incredible. i didn't never expect it to happen like that. it went from maybe like 200 views to like 16,000 like overnight. >> so what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a famous musician. >> i think you're well on your way. >> doesn't sound like you need to wait until they grow up. >> did the best buy employees ask you to stay and play all day. >> yes. they were like if you want to come back and shoot more video, you're welcome. >> girls like musicians. are you guys getting any phone numbers yet? >> no. >>> the people who work for google are very smart. so smart, that they've developed a comedy algorithm that quantifies comedy on youtube thus determining the funniest video on youtube. the winner, we've shown you it before. the ceiling fan trick knock down by stuntman 89. let's watch it again. it's so funny. we loved it back then. we love it now. google uses a number of variables to determine this, along with the youtube slam team. they use things like comm

. >> one of the brave men in this tour group that captured this video is right here via skype right thisfrom california. were you peeing your pants? >> yeah. >> when this was going on? >> no, actually. i was surprisingly calm. the bear was probably the same size as all of us put together, about 1200 pounds, is my understanding. we were, i would say, 30 feet or so from the bear. >> this trip is for the purpose of watching bears, right? >> by all means. we expected to see bears. i didn't see expect to have them splash us as they ran by, that's for sure. i had no clue that we would be this close. >> did you find yourself out there thinking, i'm faster than this guy next to me, faster than some of my peers if i need to outrun some of them so the bear catches them first. >> not only did i think that, but i knew that and planned for that. ♪ >>> if i told you that you could boil water with ice, what would you say to me? >> i would say beth troutman, you're a crazy person, that doesn't sound right. >> i'm going to school you with the help of our friends from household hacker. take a glass bottle