you see all the traffic going by, but pretty soon all the traffic stops because a passer-by stopped everybody in the intersection. they knew there was a gas leak, so no cars around, which is a good thing because watch what happens. that thing explodes. [ screaming ] >> my gracious. holy mackrel. that's all that gas leaking out. >> there was a car that parked in front. almost looks like that could have been what ignited it. what was that car doing there? >> that car was already there, and if you notice right after the explosion, it looks like somebody gets out. now, four people were injured in this. one person critically injured with burns to 90% of his body, and internal burns to 50% of hi wounded, and one woman had shrapnel wounds and was released later. the explosions aren't over. about three minutes later there is another plosion. and you can see the next building is now on fire. look at all that smoke. here you can see more video taken by people on the scene. the impact from the explosion knocked out the window from the building where these people were shooting the video. look at this. you can see that busted glass right there. just from the explosion. >> there you can see the cars on fire. >> wow. >> this is a terrifying scene. >> the air around that entire building is saturated with gas. you just saw the atmosphere around it. >> yeah. >> go up in flames. >> the video that's terrifying shoppers in singapore. this is at westgate mall. the video from outside the mall, that small boy you're seeing is 4 years old. he is waiting on his mom. he is swinging the door back and forth. just playing. >> that door looks like it's not exactly light. >> it doesn't look like a light door. in fact, this is a big glass door. watch what happens. >> oh. >> the whole thing just busted, but that is safety glass, though. it didn't shatter into big heavy sharp pieces, right? >> how did it fall like in in the first place from what you think is normal use? is. >> right. now, it is safety glass. it did not shatter. that's what people were asking. why in the world would this happen? now, mall officials are saying this little boy over extended the door causing the glass to break, but watch as this video continues. you quickly see what we believe is the mother coming out of the store to help this little boy. they are able to lift it up. >> but just barely. looks like they're struggling. >> they do pull him to safety. according to reports, he did have some cuts and bruises. they did bring an ambulance to the scene to bring this little boy to the hospital. reports say he is recovering well. the contractors actually came in to look at the safety of all the doors in this mall, and now th are reinforcg these drs with thg doesn't happen. >> it's okay to be nervous and to have very sweaty palms. this is in norway. beautiful, gorgeous tower. two guys start climbing up, and it looks like it's already up on a rocky hill. >> so this one has -- he is trying to be spiderman. it's meant to be climbed, the ladder. the guy -- technicians. >> with harnesses with protective gear. not just like your converses ask your sweaty hands. >> yeah. >> what's different about this one? >> well, this part where they finally get to the very tippy top, they start doing some gnar angles like this. this is really different because of what we're seeing down below. we've seen a lot of urban settings. this time we're seeing a rocky hill and a little vej and a river off in the distance. >> this is one of the guys holding on and lets go of one hand. now dangling from just one hand, and then we get that shot right there. >> look at you. you're holding your guts like -- you're like -- >> it's insane to see this. you have seen this video, but aren't looking for these guys. the owners of the tower, though, are very upset and will press charges if there's any damage to the tower. >> they do. at the end we do see one of the guys disguising his face and playing music up on the tower. i guess when you get all the way up there, you've got to have something, right? >> is this the first video we've seen with a sunset like that? that's beautiful. >> they brought cookies. they brought cookies. >> that looks hard. >> any time, anywhere. >> this one was gnarly. ♪ >> i don't think you have done a consure of martial arts fighting to really appreciate this match. whether you like it or not, thai kick boxing here. these guys are squaring off at the raggae discotheque. down goes the fighter in red. he is woozy from that kick to the head. he gets to his feet. it looks like it is lights out, but watch this move. boink. and down goes the other guy. right out of the ring. >> he fell out of it. >> the fighter in the red had just enough wits left in his brain that hadn't got knocked out to see that flying kick come and go, ah oh -- >> he goes butt first. >> i'm not going to show you again because the fight isn't over. it gets better. that little move allows the guy in the red shorts to shake it off a little bit. you see him walking around. now it makes his way back to the ring. this now makes it to the wwe. >> it's like a walk or something. >> here comes the trainer for the guy in the red. binge. you get a trash can lid to the head. they're both knocked out. is the fight over? notice the referee. the refer wree is, like, this is all legal. this is good stuff. had he get to their feet, and here it comes again. >> this, like, finally got interesting. >> now this -- they're still not done. these guys basically fight until they're done. the guy in red, white, and blue firing back. lands a good one. then they both eventually go down. boom. that's worth the price ofioer >> you definitely got your money's worth this day. a rainstorm turns into a show when -- >> ah! >> what are the odds of that? >> caught on camera. >> a rock crawler tries to take the hill -- >> but he is a little sideways. >> see why by sideways we mean upside down. e sosomemeththining? i i hahaveve b bayayerer . i'm not having a heartrt a att, it's my back. i i memeanan b bayayerer b bat works great for pain. babayeyer r babackck & & b bods effective relief for your tough pain. bebetttterer?? yeahah.....t.thahanknks s fofor! it's day one of a vacation. you have a couple with the cardiacs and the husband asks his wife, hey, let's film a little video clip of this rorm on our first day, and the wife says you want me to get the sound of the thunderstorm? [ screaming ] >> oh, what are the odds of that? just as the camera starts rolling, a bolt of lightning crashes right in front of them? >> so funny. he is, like, yeah, this is a video clip. >> rain on the first day of vacation? [ screaming ] >> they go even further off road. it even looks like they hit their car. >> you can see how it floated down. >> it's like a big bunch of sparks on the side of the road. >> imagine the odds of capturing lightning strikes like that. >> you know where it's going to hit. >> good or bad? >> good. >> boom, this is going to be the coolest vacation ever. >> good, because -- [ screaming ] >> there's some paddock going down. that's a.j. rockwell driving haddock up the hill he goes. he is in a big old rock crawler. tons of horsepower. custom made chassises. >> he has the perfect last name for this sport because he climbed that rock well. >> first run seems to go well. it has high clearance success penning. lots of horsepower. here comes the second run. doesn't go so well. oops. >> now he is a little sideways. more like upside down. yep. everybody, of course, running. crew trying to right a.j. back to his wheels, but they are able to get this big mass-oh-machine back on to his tires. [ cheering ] >> now on from rock well to rock back real quick. >> but he recovers real well because they get him running and back up the hill he goes. he does have a bit of a challenging time completing this course. he gets a little sideways. he had to rehearse. sometimes you have to take a step backwards before you can go forwards, but he manages to make it to the top of the hill. the million dollar questions these days or at least the question that seems to be incredibly difficult to answer is -- >> if you go 80 miles an hour, how long does it take you to go 80 miles? >> oh. >> there are so many of these on-line. >> two guys sitting on this porch, and the third guy holding the camera recording this priceless video. these two guys -- >> how long does it take to go 80 miles? >> eight hours. >> guess number one. eight hours. >> maybe he just, like, reverses the math. >> what do you say? >> ten hours. >> you say ten hours? >> yeah. >> ten hours to go 80 miles. >> if you go 80 miles per hour -- >> it could be six. >> 80 miles per hour has become one of those things you just hear it so often. the speed limit is 75 miles per hour. you forget it does mean miles per hour. >> you go 80 miles per hour. >> what? >> it takes one hour. >> no joke? >> no. >> he gave him the answer. he is still puzzled. >> how long does it take? >> eight hours. you got to be. >> no, man. >> it takes, like a minute and a half. >> he goes from eight hours to a minute and a half. >> you're like a -- a mile is a football field? >> at any point. at any point. does anybody understand this? >> it really makes it -- >> i say two. >> you say two what? >> two hours. >> going 80 miles per hour. >> for those guys that's an improvement. two hours is a little better. >> a girl gets pulled up on stage in a paramore concert. >> not just is she getting pulled on stage, but she gets to perform. >> a pro at putting on a show. ens when men try on spanx. >> why? >> oeah, yh. enenerergygy, , enenergy, e. it's insidide e ofof a allll o . evevenen g garary y heh. 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[ laughing ] >> this is bomb making 101. >> i guess they didn't -- >> hopefully it was a nonstick pan. [ laughing ] >> that's going to do it for "right this minute." thanks for joining us. 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