>> kyle submitted mount kill man jarreau just last week. >> now the fist pictures of how he gutted it out wroosh. >> he is going to have to be carried out 90% of the way. >> good friends lick each other, right? this is weird. we begin with news cam footage from a tennessee highway patrol officer. guys, this footage is at the center of a $10 million lawsuit. tennessee state trooper charles van morgan is in pursuit of kyle anito, a 20-year-old, who was apparently speeding. >> 79 in a 40. >> the blur is a crashed car. it is, in fact, the car of kyle anito. the lawsuit claims that carl van morgan accelerates when he passes the scene of this accident. [ sirens ] >> and he doesn't report the accident that he just passed. then trooper van morgan pulls over to the side of the road. he actually waits here for several minutes. while he is parked here, the dispatcher tells him that there's an accident on the road he is on, so he turns the car around and the car is on fire. >> oh, wow. >> vehicle is on fire. it's at she'll road and andersonville. oh, goodness gracious. no. oh, gosh. >> he then gets out of his car and you can hear him kind of rustling around in the back seat. what he is getting is a fewer extinguisher. he goes near the car, and it looks like he is trying to put the fire out, but the fire is just -- >> got to get in >> according to the lawsuit, that's exactly what kyle's parents are saying. this ultimately resulted in the death of 20-year-old kyle anito. >> i don't think it's this guy's fault. the kid could have been dead upon impact. you know, you can't hang this death on this guy. >> no, i don't think it's the trooper's fault, but do i think the trooper should have stopped and immediately rendered aid? you don't know that he was dead on impact. he could have died from the fire. >> he wouldn't be dead if he didn't run from the cop in the first place. >> let's get back out of the way. >> the highway patrol has moved to terminate trooper charles van morgan, but, of course, he has the right to due process. there's a hearing on whether or not he is going to lose his job on february 9th. nasa lost its grail project, and it captured images from the far side of the moon, images that we don't see. the grail project launched in september of 2011 and these images were captured on january 19th. the grail recovery and interior laboratory is a spacecraft, a lunar spacecraft, and they have two of them named the ebb and flow. they were named by elementary school students as part of the moon camp project. here's the interesting thing. this is the first spacecraft from nasa that's devoted to public service and education, so what happens is these schools sign up for this program. they tell the lunar project where they want the ebb and the flow to take pictures. they take pictures, send them to the school, and then the kids can study them. what an awesome educational tool for these kids, and it's being run by sally rye out of uc san diego. >> of course, sally is the first woman in space. i think it's really cool that we get to see the far side of the moon because it starts at the lunar north pole and then goes to the lunar south pole, and so we see craters and stuff that we normally don't see, and our school kids can look at this stuff. >> it's cool for a little kid to be able to say that, hey, we're controlling something that's way up there in space. >> i mean, that's a great way to get kids engaged. >> and interested in space exploration, the space program, science, and all that good stuff that they need to learn. here's the interesting thing about the ebb and the flow. they're about the size of a washing machine. >> sometimes when you are a spectator at a sporting event, you want to get as close as you can. you want to see what's going on. you want to smell the action. >> we found this video on-line of a guy doing some doughnuts. seems to be fascinating a whole lot of people by merely spinning in circles, and there's a guy in the middle just directing the guy where to go. >> front row seats weren't good enough for that guy. >> he is getting a little too close. >> you think that's the guy to get hurt? >> whoa. >> car takes out ob1 kinobi. >> clearly the force wasn't strong with that one. >> usually the seats that are further away are the best seats. i wouldn't want to be anywhere close to this thing. >> no guardrail. >> no kind of safety in sight. >> look at these kids. i think that guy was trying to get in to call the plays. he just did a cart wheel. >> don't have a condition update on this guy, but since we made fun of him, i like to think he is just fine. by now you have probably seen footage from the on-line chat that president obama did with constituents after the state of the union address. here is his conversation with a fort worth, texas, woman named jennifer wadel. >> my husband has an engineering degree with over ten years of experience, and he was laid off three years ago and has yet to find a permanent job in his field. >> if your husband is in that field, then we should get his resume, and i'll forward it to some of these companies that are telling me they can't find enough engineers in this field. >> 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 resume, i would be interested in finding out what's happening right there. >> you're taking resumes? don't you have [ bleep ] to do? >> i felt that they -- that was so funny. i laughed so hard. oh, my word. >> that wasn't even the moment. that summed up what people expect from their president. how much it was what happened right after that. >> i was wondering if you could give us a little dig rooi real quick. >> no dancing. >> what would you say back to john stewart after your appearance on the show? >> i would say you're the man. i vote for you. a groom's father is too sick to be at the wedding. now meet the couple who made sure that he was still in the pictures. >> it's hard to believe that we're, like, the pioneers of this. and a wrestler stuns the crowd with his probably should come out of like the situation that you never really expect or want to happen. >> what was your dad's reaction to the photos? >> he was just, like, like, doubled over laughing. it was really good. it was great. >> do you have a favorite picture out of those that you made? >> what was yours? >> mine was the one of hum in the pool. >> people are going to start photo shopping weddings, and we can all point it back to you guys and your sister. >> it's hard to believe that we're the pioneers of this. according to the internet we are, so we'll take all the credit. >> which version of the picture do you have hanging in the house? >> we don't have any hanging yet, but we have the photo book in our living room, so this one has like some actual wedding photos, and then it kind of jumps right into the hilarious ones. >> if you guys ever have a baby, i know you're going to photo shop grandpa into the delivery room. >> this is funny, more goofy pictures of hi dad that we could use. >> chillin with my shades on. ♪ oh, yeah ♪ oh, yeah it's a move caught on video that i have never seen before. what kind of move? a wrestling move. concordia university, wisconsin, freshman greg sanders in this wrestling match. you see him. he is this one right here. this is joel immediate at the florida gulf coast dual, and he seems to be at a disadvantage. the guy behind him seems to have the advantage. >> watch what he does to get out. ♪ >> oh! >> total back flip! then before you know it, he is in command of the match. i've never seen anything like this. usually when you talk about back flips in wrestling, you're talking about wwe. this is, like, real wrestling. he does a back flip. >> i feel like he pulled a break dancing move. he was doing the spider crawl thing and did a little back flip. yes, i just danced all over you. >> he goes from both feet to both feet. watch it in slow motion. watch. nd lands basically on his two feet. while he is in midair racking the other guy up. >> he went on to win the match by a major decision 12-2, but i think, man, after something like that, i think if i was a ref, i would have been, like, you know what, sorry, he wins. next time on "right this minute" -- >> this game is surfing in lake michigan. the water is 30 degrees. >> the weather doesn't keep us down, that's for sure. >> that's next time on "right this minute." we see these symbols every day, but what do they mean to a 5-year-old? 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(man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. kids say the darnedest things, and adam lad put this to work when he had his daughter explain what some brand logos looked like to her. >> pops the slow. that is the goodenzy. >> that is the coffee logo. >> she 50i6d pepsi from the pizza place. of course, she knew disney. what's funny, she knew starbucks. that's kind of observant of her for the logo. i don't know if i knew that looked like. we have adam lad and his daughter, faith, to talk about their little project they had via skype. >> when you did this, were you surprised by the number of things she could identify? >> yes. in particular starbucks did surprise me. the fact that she knew some of the ones she did were a shock, but obviously, there's some key ones in there that most kids would know. others i threw in there that were trying to catch her off guard, and those are some of the more amusing ones. >> that is a parade outfit. that is a cheetah, cheetah, cheetah. >> what did you two learn from this? >> being a graphic designer, the point i was trying to make is her reactions were very much indicative of what someone who passes by the store at a glance would think. >> babies are little. panda bears live out in the woods, i think. >> has it changed the way you work? >> it definitely has. i mean, it's been about a day and a half since we posted it, and it's really made me think i want to approach things with a good strong concept based on what her reactions were. >> that is the apple store logo, and it has a bite of an apple in it. >> why did you know the ge logo? >> that's where my grandpa works. >> oh. >> i think she deserves a consultation fee. >> i know. >> baby toys. those look like baby toys. >> are you ready for your daily dose? >> always ready. always ready. what are those? whoa. he is licking his face. gigantic eyes. what are these? >> these are actually called slow -- >> oh, i know what these are. >> what? >> slow loriks. >> this is -- >> okay. yeah. my sister's nickname is lauren. we call her slow lauren. >> these are endangered species. they are closely related to the limur, and, you are right, they are licking each other. >> yeah. why? >> these guys transfer toxins through their saliva while they're grooming. >> why do they want toxins in their fur? >> to protect them from their natural predators. >> toxic to others? >> not toxic to themselves. weird. >> you know what's really weird about this? ♪ [ laughing ] >> that's weird. do you think they, lie, have going to lick your face and your whole body and when i'm done, i want you to lick my face and my whole body. then we'll be super safe from all our predators. >> yes. >> that's what they probably do? >> i think so. >> then they sing that song. ♪ >> if i had toxic spit, i would lick you. >> you would lick me? thanks. that means a lot. that's what friends are for. licking each other's faces. >> i would keep you safe from your predators. >> good. a reminder, you can find all the stories on "right this minute" today on rightthisminute.kovm com. >> plus, lots more. lots and lots more great videos. all day long 24-7. right this minute.com. ♪ why in the world would a guy with no arms and legs want to climb mount kill man jarreau. >> a lot of people thought he is going to have to be carried up 90% of the way. >> to prove them all wrong, of course. now he gives us a look into thinks journey along the way to the top. honey...? 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[ growling ] this next story is all about no excuses. a few months ago i talked to you about kyle menard. he was preparing to hike mount kilimanjaro. he summited mount kilimanjaro. right this minute we have kyle to tell us about what it's lake. >> just being on that first big mountain. >> tell me about some of the challenges that you saw. >> it's interesting. you go through every climate zone. we started out in the rainforest, and it poured on us. then once we got a little higher, i remember distinctly sitting above the cloud line. it was just spectacularly just bufrl. >> was there anyone before this that said you shouldn't do this or you couldn't do this? >> a lot of people thought, hey, he is going to have to be carried up 90% of the way without arms and legs. he can't climb a mountain. it's going to endanger everybody else on the team. to me it's a simple matter of projection. it's other people projecting me out in their mind, but it's their belief layered over who i am. >> this is an incredible guy. >> you could imagine peculiar on all fours in the snow, in the mud climbing up some of these jagged cliff wrshz that's a challenge for everybody, and the rest of the team has hiking poles and puffy jackets and all the gear to health help them through this. it's not the same for kyle. >> what are you going to do now that you have done mountain major chill mode. there's anot coming up. >> lexington, kentucky. >> lexington -- >> we have brian and andrea shoop via skype f great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! ♪ and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! 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