is unhappy with the situation and the elephants are like okay, we've had enough, we'll back this thing up. but the eyes are on the swivel because all it takes is one stomp and it's over for thecroc but this rhino is having a happy moment. the baby is an hour old and you can see already it's a bust because there's a bird right on the back. >> that's cute. >> little rhinos are adorable. >> an hour old and already walking trying to keep up with mom. if you listen carefully, you might be able to hear the thoughts of that bmw driver because they've had a terrible idea. >> 4-1, it's just -- i think it's going to be -- >> lost his nerve sitting in front of this police car, it hadn't stopped a little earlier and now they decided i think it's time to get away. very quickly gets on the the wrong side of the road as the video continues so the speed increases and the risk that the bmw driver is willing to take. >> oh, man! >> almost hit that meanian and then keeps on going. >> just collided. >> the whole time police reporting back as to the level of risk that's on display. it keeps escalating. >> and that's where police will back off and hopefully defuse the situation but this looks like they're continuing. >> indeed. >> now they're running other cars off the road. this is a legitimately dangerous situation. >> and we're getting into a busier part of town as well. >> medium risk, medium risk. >> that's medium risk? what does high risk look like? >> you're about to see it. later you can see the car trailing smoke, probably from the burst tire. >> high risk, high risk, stand by. >> as the car continues it just starts getting a little loose, the car is all over the place. up and down the road, whoa, look out. >> makes contact with the car, the police pull alongside. bonus points for the con f -- c for this. >> bonus slide. >> they found under $5,000 worth of cash in his undies and when they went to search the car they found a couple of knives and a large amount of crack cocaine and heroin. >> i wonder what trade he's involved in? >> none. because he's been sent down for three years eight months. sneaker heads go to great lengths to stay fresh. sometimes they restore old shoes instead of buying the new cool version of it. this man found himself a pair of miami hurricane boot s 4.0. this particular shoe is worth about $2500 because it's a classic. you had to be a student athlete at the university of miami to get your hands on it back in the day. >> these were not available to the public. >> so they're rare. that makes the price go up. >> we all have our thing we would pay a pretty penny for. >> first he finds another pair of shoes for a significantly less amount of money for t he c upper, takes the fabric off and then he's just left with the th pair of shoe and sands them down. cleans the shoe well, uses a magic eraser to get the deep scuffs out. and with a clear topcoat makes it shine. in order to clean the laces, he drops laundry deoleksandr turchynov gent -- detergent to water bottle. >> this is a good way to keep your own shoes looking good. >> he just is essentially a sneaker version of the art restoration guy you really enjoy. he takes something old, he'll give it the new feel and then someone is ready to pay more fun some art. >> you make a good point. >> and when you see how well hi does these shoes, there you have it. he's a professional. people pay him to do this but he gave some of us a peek for free. even though there's clouds in the sky and it's a little chilly out it's always a great day when you get to go out and rip it with your best friend, storming up this hi, that doesn't quite work so brian in the group says, hey, follow me, i want to check out this particular trail so he takes the lead and off he goes, turns out it looks like the trail might be a dead end. while they're checking the maps and checking things out, the other rider is like, hey, can you, i feel like something is broken on my water pouch. walks around behind, starts checking around on the backpack there to see if there is something actually broken. >> not working? 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>> looks like she's driving and it's lopsided. >> in the uk when i used to get my teeth extracted they don't use drugs and gas, it's just localized injection. >> which makes sense. >> well, it's localized all right, right there on her face. >> one eye is crying. no tears are coming out of this eye and i don't know why. >> definitely freaking out because she's crying there's no tears. >> the dentist is like, yeah, it's permanent. >> why me? it's a nice see in owe day in white fish, montana. there's noah with his little guy caleb and wife megan and if you notice megan has a baby bump because a baby is due in april so they decided we'll find out what it will be but let's make it fun for caleb so they decided to get one of those little itty-bitty smoke bombs. >> that's smart. it's so monochromatic, any color that comes out will show up really well. >> exactly. >> ooh! >> what's funny is when they have a conversation and they want them to announce what it is in case somebody doesn't understand what it stands for. >> are you having a brother or a sister? 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[indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig i'll try it. >> i bet with a teeny touch of sea salt on top, yum. >> we'll make two different batches. >> yes. if you thought technology was frustrating, imagine what it's like for a four-year-old. >> can you ask it back? >> the baby is trying to figure out the google home. >> you talk while i talk. >> i got an idea. what if you took one of these things and put it inside a teddy bear. >> it can play games. >> tell you everything. >> the possibilities are endless. >> can you stop and you don't know what it is? >> so sweet. >> she knows where she's going with that but google is trying to compute. >> so much to say. >> eventually google home starts talking back. >> huh, looks like there's a problem. >> no, it's not. >> kids automatically deny. deny, deny. >> everything is fine, google, everything is fine. nothing is broken. >> add the flour, sugar, salt and beat until a dough forms. >> she can't figure it out. just gives a recipe. >> the funny part would be the kid going, oh, okay. come back ten minutes later and she's got a cherry cheesecake. there i learned it from google. >> okay, google, stop. >> i was talking. >> i want you to teach me my abcs. >> oh! >> so cute! >> but will you teach me? will you be my friend? >> in that video google home wasn't particularly helpful. in this one, little one-year-old coello is actually being quite helpful when it comes to cleaning the car. >> somebody give him some tools. if the kid wants to help, give him something to help with. >> it's great but he's still going to give you a bill for $400 at the end of it. >> oh, you're paying for his services, that's for sure. >> you're paying the rest of his life. college, food, everything. >> he's showing his gratitude. that's it, that's all. see you next time on a brand new rtm. >> our returning contestant, sam brown, has $10,000 in the bank, but she's already used all of her lifelines, so now she's all on her own out here. let's find out how far she can go today on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "millionaire." are you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] welcome back to sam brown, our returning contestant, 19 years old, a junior in college looking for some spending money to head to grad school and do great things in this world, and you're off to a very good start not only with your education but with your bank account. $10,000, halfway there. 7 down, 7 to go. but as i said at the top of the show, the lifelines are gone. so just you and i out here, but you've got this, a chance to double your money right out of the chute today, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] $20,000 is where we start today. here it is. partly due to the existence of a third candidate, who won his the lowest percentage since 1912? >> i don't think it was obama, because his running was just monumental. so that leaves me with bush, clinton, and reagan. i wasn't around for, like, any of these presidents, so... okay, so i-- >> you're at $10,000. >> $10,000. >> and now with all the lifelines gone, your--your options are walk with 10, take a shot and go for 20. if you give me an incorrect answer now, you give back half. you give back 5, you leave with 5. >> so i know there was that whole thing with bush and wh's his fe inlori. and then--wait, al gore. al gore is his name. and then reagan... only 43%. i think i'm just gonna walk. >> okay, is that your final? >> final. >> okay, $10,000. congratulations. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> so back when bush was running, ross perot was in the mix, and so it was bill clinton. george bush and ross perot and bill clinton, so it was c, and you're walking out of here with $10,000. so congratulations. take that back to school. it was good to meet you, sam. [cheers and applause] 19 years old, a junior in college. $10,000 is gonna help sam out a lot, and we have more money to give away. our next contestant is a nonprofit executive from kansas city, missouri. please welcome major baisden. how you doing, major? >> good, man. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> you look like a million bucks. >> well, hopefully that translates, right? >> yeah, let's hope it translates to these 14 questions you're about to face all the way up to $1 million. the three lifelines are there to help you along the way if you need them. let's get to it. let's earn some money today. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] all right, major, good luck. $500 question. challenging their foot dexterity, it's common for an obstacle course to make runners quickly step in and out of what large circular objects on the ground? >> open manholes would be a show i would like to watch. but yeah, i'll go with a. final answer. >> car tires, of course. that's right. [cheers and applause] second question worth $1,000. during world war ii, hitler's planned but abandoned invasion of switzerland was known by what christmas-related code name? >> i'm pretty familiar with operation maxed-out visa card, but i'll go with d, operation tennenbaum. final answer. >> that's it for $1,000. [cheers and applause] and this will be good for $2,000.

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