Entertainment Tonight and Real TV - 1999-02-19

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[0:00] Either she goes or I go.

[0:05] >> Austin Powers is back.

[0:09] >> And his shagadelic dance scene is

[0:10] another ET first. Plus,

[0:14] meet the women of bikini.com.

[0:20] >> This is Entertainment Tonight, the most

[0:22] watched entertainment news program in

[0:24] the world. Here's the top news from

[0:26] Hollywood for this Friday, February

[0:28] 19th, 1999. Hi everybody, I'm Bob Goen

[0:31] >> and I'm Mary Hart. Jack Nicholson last

[0:33] night was a clown out on the town

[0:35] grinning and kissing and Mark Stein went

[0:37] to find out why.

[0:40] >> It's monumental and ongoing.

[0:43] Anything else?

[0:45] Acting more like school boys than

[0:47] superstars, Jack Nicholson and Dustin

[0:49] Hoffman hammed it up for photographers.

[0:51] Starting off a celebrity studded night

[0:53] with a kiss. I got to ask you, what's it

[0:55] like to get a kiss from Jack Nicholson?

[0:57] >> He's a good kisser.

[0:58] >> He's a good kisser.

[0:59] >> I was expecting a rougher uh chin, but

[1:02] he's he he had shaved close.

[1:04] >> He shaved for you tonight.

[1:06] >> Yes, for me. Yes.

[1:09] >> Jack Nicholson and Warren Batty are just

[1:11] two of the big stars here tonight to

[1:13] toast the man who was Tootsie. What's so

[1:15] great about Dustin Hoffman?

[1:16] >> Dustin Hoffman, I I'd be a year talking

[1:18] to you, but um

[1:21] so many things. So many things.

[1:23] >> Leaving his famous friend speechless.

[1:25] Dustin Hoffman was the humble honore of

[1:28] the AFI Life Achievement Award. Why you

[1:30] so nervous about tonight?

[1:31] >> I think it's easier to give than to get.

[1:34] >> What's he like between?

[1:36] >> He's very serious and he knows more

[1:38] dirty jokes than anybody I know. So it's

[1:40] really

[1:40] >> What's the best thing you can say about

[1:42] this guy?

[1:42] >> Oh god. Uh he's a dream. He's actually

[1:46] uh my mentor. In fact, if anybody is,

[1:48] it's Dustin.

[1:49] >> Dustin Hoffman.

[1:51] >> Airing this spring on ABC. Dustin was

[1:53] presented the award by good pal Jack,

[1:55] who seemed more in the mood to roast

[1:57] than to toast the great actor.

[1:59] >> I got such good stuff for him. I I don't

[2:01] want to get crazy and waste it. You know

[2:03] what I mean? He is funny.

[2:08] >> Thanks a lot, Mark. You know, I bet

[2:09] Nicholson and Hoffman just might

[2:10] remember the swinging 60s when things

[2:12] were a bit more, you know, shagadelic.

[2:15] And now, as Leonard Malton tells us,

[2:17] Mike Myers is back for a groovy Austin

[2:19] Powers sequel in this ET first. You

[2:22] can't dance.

[2:23] >> I love you.

[2:27] >> The millennium is upon us, but poor

[2:29] Austin Powers is still stuck in the 60s.

[2:31] And this time, he's really stuck

[2:36] in The Spy Who Shagged Me. Austin time

[2:39] travels back to 1969 landing on Carnaby

[2:42] Street where he encounters Heather

[2:43] Graham playing CIA spy Felicity

[2:46] Shagwell. You just can't say Shag enough

[2:48] in an Austin Powers movie.

[2:50] >> Do one groovy burn Felicity Shag.

[2:54] >> Mr. Burn back to Mr. Elvis Costello.

[2:58] Luckily for Austin, Grammy nominees

[3:00] Backreck and Costello take that same

[3:02] trip back, providing him with perfect

[3:04] music to shag by.

[3:08] >> When he finishes dancing, Austin's off

[3:10] to look for his lost mojo, which was

[3:12] stolen long ago by archeneemy Dr. Evil.

[3:14] Then, of course, he's got to save the

[3:16] world one more time. All in a day's work

[3:18] for Austin Powers.

[3:23] >> I just love that guy. Thanks, Leonard.

[3:25] Austin Powers, the spy who shagged me.

[3:27] hit theaters in June. But opening

[3:29] nationwide this weekend, Jennifer

[3:31] Aniston co-stars in the comedy Office

[3:34] Space. Laura Durn will be leading the

[3:36] cast in the drama October Sky. And

[3:39] Jawbreaker is a dark comic parody of

[3:41] high school horror films.

[3:43] >> Entertainment Tonight first broke the

[3:45] story of Riley Weston, the writer

[3:47] actress in Hollywood masquerading as a

[3:49] teenager to get younger parts. And now

[3:51] 60 Minutes has picked up the story. If

[3:54] you're going to consider that, you know,

[3:55] the age a dirty little secret, then you

[3:57] should consider the implants a dirty

[3:58] little secret and change of hair color

[4:00] and change of name and change of eye

[4:02] color and that should be dirty, too. And

[4:04] it's not. 60 Minutes broadcasts Riley

[4:07] Weston's first TV interview since

[4:08] Entertainment Tonight revealed her true

[4:10] age.

[4:11] >> Why did you lie about your age?

[4:13] >> The news magazine incorporates our

[4:15] exclusive interview and onset footage in

[4:18] their story of the former Felicity

[4:19] actress writer. And the 32-year-old

[4:21] tells Mory Saber that she is now shunned

[4:23] by the entertainment industry.

[4:25] >> She says that essentially the phone does

[4:28] not ring. Um, her agent doesn't even

[4:32] call her.

[4:33] >> Weston, who had changed her name from

[4:35] Kimberly Kramer, was dubbed a teenaged

[4:37] phenom and was awarded a six-f figureure

[4:39] contract with Disney to create new TV

[4:41] shows. Safer says the negative reaction

[4:44] to her charade is proof that Hollywood

[4:46] is youth obsessed.

[4:47] >> It's a massive form of age

[4:49] discrimination. There's no question.

[4:52] >> That 60 Minutes report on AISM in

[4:54] Hollywood airs Sunday night on CBS.

[4:57] >> Leading the Entertainment Tonight news

[4:59] brief, America's most talked about

[5:02] intern will finally do her own talking.

[5:05] Reportedly, Monica Lewinsky will be

[5:06] grilled tomorrow by Barbara Walters in

[5:08] Manhattan. While independent council

[5:10] Kenneth Star approved the interview, he

[5:12] restricted Monica's conversation to what

[5:14] she's already testified about. This

[5:16] morning on the View, Barbara's co-stars

[5:18] said that was no problem.

[5:19] >> She knows how to move.

[5:20] >> I love it.

[5:21] >> And after a year of unemployment,

[5:23] Lewinsky could finally earn some money.

[5:25] A British TV outlet will reportedly pay

[5:27] her $600,000 for their own interview.

[5:30] ABC and Barbara Walters will pay

[5:32] nothing.

[5:34] Tammy Wette's daughters are taking their

[5:36] fight to exume and autopsy their

[5:37] mother's body to 2020's Cynthia McFaden.

[5:40] >> We have questions that need and deserve

[5:42] to be answered. Wette's death at age 55

[5:45] was attributed to a blood clot, but the

[5:47] sisters believe medical examiners

[5:49] ignored other factors. Topping their

[5:51] list is their mother's dependence on

[5:52] painkillers, which began after having a

[5:54] hyerectomy at age 29 and persisted until

[5:57] she died.

[5:58] >> She probably slept 14, 15 hours out of a

[6:00] day.

[6:01] >> Her fans may have believed that she had

[6:03] in fact kicked her addiction to

[6:04] narcotics, to painkillers, that she was

[6:07] never able to really beat uh this demon.

[6:11] Wet's daughters speak tonight on 2020

[6:13] Friday on ABC.

[6:15] >> From Madonna to Shaniah, Will Smith to

[6:17] Jerry Seinfeld, the nervous nominees are

[6:20] counting down till next week's 41st

[6:21] annual Grammy Awards. And we went

[6:23] straight to the site where they're

[6:25] gearing up for music's biggest night.

[6:29] Running the gamut from Will Smith to

[6:30] Ricky Martin, the Dixie Chicks to the

[6:32] Goooo Dolls. This morning, the Grammys

[6:34] were gearing up for the most diverse

[6:36] group ever. And host Rosie O'Donnell

[6:38] sings the praises of them all. I'd like

[6:40] to play tambourine for someone. I'm just

[6:42] putting it out there now.

[6:43] >> Rosie just brings that little element of

[6:45] edge, which is exactly what we want on

[6:46] this show.

[6:47] >> Shaniah Twain will steam up the stage

[6:49] performing Man I Feel Like a Woman while

[6:51] blind Italian tener Andrea Bochelli and

[6:53] Selene Deion reame for The Prayer.

[6:58] >> He's a wonderful, incredible talent,

[7:00] that's for sure. I don't need to tell

[7:02] you that, but he's a wonderful human

[7:04] being. R&B star Brian Mcnite's in the

[7:06] running for two Grammys. lets me know

[7:08] that the the the work that I'm doing is

[7:10] uh yeah, I'm going the right track.

[7:12] >> And Jerry Seinfeld joked his way to a

[7:14] nomination for his live comedy album.

[7:21] >> Fivetime Grammy winner Cheryl Crowe was

[7:23] thinking about taking a break from the

[7:25] biz before she was showered with six

[7:27] nominations.

[7:28] >> And then I thought, all right, maybe

[7:30] I'll stay in music.

[7:34] Perhaps the most heated battle is

[7:36] between album of the year front runners

[7:38] Madonna and hiphop phenom Lauren Hill.

[7:40] >> This year we're going to find out how

[7:42] hip or hip hop the Grammys really are.

[7:44] And Lauren Hill's going to tell us that.

[7:49] >> One hot race and you can see them all

[7:51] when the Grammys are live on CBS

[7:53] Wednesday night.

[7:55] >> What's next for the docks of ER? Well,

[7:57] coming up on ET only we are on the set

[7:59] with the details of next week's episode.

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[8:10] More explosive details from the book

[8:12] about the John Benet Ramsay murder case

[8:14] in the Entertainment Tonight cover

[8:15] story, including a minute-by-minute

[8:17] reconstruction of the crime.

[8:19] >> You have potential stun gun uh marks

[8:23] from a taser stun gun on the body of

[8:25] John Benet. Coming up on ET.

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[9:50] >> My son Grant is like any other

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[12:37] >> Eric Lel has escaped the ER as Dr. Peter

[12:40] Benton on the acclaimed NBC series. Eric

[12:42] is making a few house calls down south.

[12:45] >> My mother's a southern woman, so I I

[12:47] just appreciate that southern

[12:48] hospitality. It's a far cry from the

[12:51] hectic pace of life in the ER, but

[12:53] shooting on location in Central Florida

[12:55] suits Eric Lasowl just fine.

[12:57] >> People have really, really gone out of

[12:59] their ways to just be, you know, very

[13:00] friendly, but genuinely so.

[13:02] >> And

[13:03] here, there's no charge.

[13:05] >> While Eric is enjoying his time in the

[13:07] South, his character isn't so lucky. A

[13:09] temporary job in a Mississippi town

[13:11] proves to be an eyeopening experience.

[13:15] encounters poverty um beyond his you

[13:19] know any anything that he's ever known

[13:21] um you know blatant racism.

[13:24] >> Sir, your daughter needs some tests. She

[13:26] don't need nothing from you.

[13:28] >> Next Thursday's episode of ER will focus

[13:30] primarily on Dr. Benton and Eric feels

[13:33] up to the task.

[13:34] >> Love the ensemble. I love you know my

[13:36] cast members but you know um I'm you

[13:39] know obviously glad and thrilled and

[13:41] challenged. I'm trying to hold my own. I

[13:43] got worried.

[13:44] >> It was a breach. Mother and baby are

[13:47] fine. But

[13:47] >> the episode comes at an exciting time in

[13:50] Lasal's life. He recently got a call

[13:52] from Shawn Penn about a film project

[13:54] with Penn and Marlon Brando.

[13:56] >> He was wondering if I would be

[13:57] interested in meeting with he and Marlon

[13:59] Brando. And uh I mean who's going to

[14:02] turn that one down? So

[14:05] >> could be interesting. across the prime

[14:07] time dial. While Dharma and Greg's Jenna

[14:09] Elkman heads to the big screen next

[14:11] month in Ed TV, her partner Thomas

[14:13] Gibson headed off to New York's fashion

[14:15] week inside Hollywood.

[14:20] >> I wouldn't say that, you know, shopping

[14:23] is something we enjoy,

[14:25] >> but Thomas Gibson was among the stars

[14:27] taking in the Tommy Hilfiger fashion

[14:29] show in New York. Gibson is a big fan of

[14:31] the popular designer and since he and

[14:33] his wife Christina are expecting a baby

[14:35] boy in June, they've been snapping up

[14:36] everything. Tommy,

[14:38] >> the baby line is there. It's there. It's

[14:39] just a the paternity line, I think, is

[14:42] something that's absent right now that

[14:43] would be very useful in our household.

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[15:21] John Bené Ramsay's parents have denied

[15:23] involvement in their daughter's murder.

[15:25] Coming up, the Entertainment Tonight

[15:26] cover story has more from the new book

[15:28] on the case. What the housekeeper saw

[15:31] that led police to suspect one of the

[15:33] parents.

[15:35] Dela Ree reveals her real life family

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[15:38] >> My mother is not cold in her grave yet,

[15:42] and you've got this woman in her

[15:44] kitchen.

[15:46] >> Vanessa L. Williams. She was dating one

[15:49] basketball star. Now she sets the record

[15:51] straight on those rumors about Michael

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[18:31] >> Monday on Entertainment Tonight, the

[18:33] Alley Kiss cliffhanger. Will they or

[18:36] won't they take it into the bedroom?

[18:38] Only we have the answer and the

[18:39] exclusive scenes with her ex Billy.

[18:43] Inside a celebrity mansion. 10,000

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[18:50] blonde star is giving us the grand tour.

[18:55] Martha Stewart's spring wedding preview.

[18:57] The diamonds, the dresses, the flowers.

[19:00] Even how you can recreate Matt Lowour's

[19:02] ceremony from the table setting to the

[19:04] cake to the actual invitations. That is

[19:07] Monday.

[19:09] >> Vanessa L. Williams has heard the rumors

[19:11] about a romance with Michael Jordan for

[19:13] weeks. Now she's setting the record

[19:15] straight. Vanessa's talking tough and

[19:17] playing a tough cop on her new movie.

[19:19] >> Tell your officers to holster the

[19:21] weapons.

[19:21] >> Who the hell are you?

[19:23] >> Lieutenant McDonald's, H&T. I've been

[19:26] negotiator.

[19:26] >> Vanessa L. Williams gets tough with a

[19:28] new sassy short hairdo and a

[19:30] hard-hitting role as a fiery hostage

[19:33] negotiator in the film Light It Up.

[19:35] >> Stand down.

[19:36] >> A strong lady, and she's definitely

[19:38] leading the pack. So, it's exactly what

[19:40] I enjoy and um it's exactly what I knew

[19:42] I could pull off.

[19:43] >> I said, "STAND DOWN. HOLD YOUR FIRE. The

[19:46] students in there." Filming in the

[19:48] chilly Chicago location, which doubles

[19:50] as a New York high school under fire,

[19:52] William stars opposite Jud Nelson and

[19:54] Forest Whitaker. But her biggest

[19:56] incentive for taking on the project came

[19:58] from R&B singer Usher.

[20:00] >> My kids are big fans of his and if I

[20:02] didn't take this job, they'd kill me.

[20:05] >> Offscreen, romance has played a

[20:07] challenging role in her life. Williams

[20:08] and Los Angeles Laker Rick Fox recently

[20:11] ended their relationship amidst rumors

[20:12] of Vanessa being wooed by another

[20:14] basketball star.

[20:16] >> There's this gigantic rumor that uh uh

[20:19] Michael Jordan was going to leave his

[20:20] wife for me, which I find fascinating

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[20:29] >> As TV's top angel, Dela Ree brings

[20:31] people together, but in real life, Dela

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[20:36] reles it in a new TV documentary.

[20:39] >> I drove a taxi cab for a while. I drove

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[20:43] >> The life and times of Dela Ree is the

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[20:54] stayed in my room for 3 days and when I

[20:57] came back my hair was gray in the front

[21:02] and we buried her and

[21:08] there was a lot of emptiness because she

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[21:15] relationship with another woman soon

[21:17] after the funeral. And I said, "My

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[21:23] you've got this woman in her kitchen.

[21:26] Either she goes or I go." And he said,

[21:31] "I'm going to miss you." And so I left

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[21:39] >> After years of separation, Dela finally

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[22:04] Intimate Portrait Dela Ree premieres

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[22:12] Ever since the 1996 killing of John Bené

[22:15] Ramsay, there has been a frenzy of

[22:16] tabloid speculation, but no arrests.

[22:19] Now, the author of a new book zeros in

[22:21] on the person he considers most likely

[22:23] to be accused of the murder in this

[22:25] Entertainment Tonight cover story.

[22:30] At 5:52 in the morning, Paty Ramsay

[22:32] supposedly came down a stairs, found a

[22:35] ransom note on a spiral staircase, ran

[22:38] back upstairs, saw her daughter was

[22:40] missing. She called her husband, the

[22:41] husband came downstairs, 911 was called,

[22:44] and then the discrepancies start.

[22:47] >> The murder of beauty queen John Benet

[22:49] Ramsay has stumped law enforcement

[22:51] experts for over two years. And that has

[22:53] inspired Lauren Schiller to zoom in on

[22:55] the investigation in Perfect Murder,

[22:57] Perfect Town. and his ground zero is

[22:59] John Benet's mother.

[23:01] >> It's likely that Paty Ramsay will be

[23:03] indicted.

[23:03] >> The most direct link to the murderer

[23:05] seems to be the ransom note that was

[23:06] left in the house. And all fingers have

[23:08] been pointing at Paty Ramsay.

[23:10] >> The ransom note has Paty Ramsay's

[23:13] handwriting, at least to the exclusion

[23:15] of everybody else. Uh it's her pen. Uh

[23:19] it's her pad and the pad is left close

[23:23] to where the note was supposedly found.

[23:26] Little John Benet was killed by a blow

[23:28] to the head and strangulation. Her body

[23:30] was found by her father inside the

[23:32] basement wine celler wrapped in a

[23:33] blanket. The

[23:34] >> events after the initial blow to John

[23:36] Benet's head took anywhere from 10 to 40

[23:39] minutes. And therefore, the person

[23:41] committing this crime uh who had to move

[23:44] the body, place a noose around the

[23:46] child's head, wrap the body in a

[23:49] blanket, that person had to feel

[23:51] comfortable in the house. The Ramsay's

[23:53] housekeeper provided a stunning clue

[23:55] that the blanket around John Benet's

[23:57] body means the murderer probably knew

[23:58] the house.

[23:59] >> Linda Hoffman Pew herself had made the

[24:01] bed on Monday morning with a certain set

[24:04] of sheets and a white blanket and a

[24:06] comforter. When the police arrived, it

[24:08] was different sheets on the bed and the

[24:10] blanket and the sheets seem to have been

[24:12] in the washer dryer. It seems unlikely

[24:14] that anybody that was not familiar with

[24:16] the house would have known where the

[24:18] blanket was if in fact it was in the

[24:20] washerdryer. Schiller does not say who

[24:23] killed John Benet, but points to the

[24:24] difficulties in solving the case. He

[24:26] says there is a lot of evidence not

[24:28] linked to John or Paty Ramsay that would

[24:30] keep them from ever being convicted.

[24:32] >> You have a footprint that was found

[24:34] close to the uh body in the wine celler.

[24:37] You have a palm print on the door to the

[24:39] wine celler. You have potential stun gun

[24:42] uh marks from a taser stun gun on the

[24:45] body of John Benet. Any good defense

[24:47] attorney, if the Ramsies are charged in

[24:50] this crime, not saying they committed

[24:51] it, is going to be able to raise

[24:53] reasonable doubt.

[24:55] Schiller's book, Perfect Murder, Perfect

[24:57] Town, is in stores now, and we'll be

[25:00] right back.

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[30:41] This is Real TV, your number one source

[30:44] for video.

[30:47] These prisoners are high and out of

[30:49] control. You'll see how the SWAT team

[30:52] takes back the jail.

[30:55] This crazed man is going to jump.

[30:58] A story that's out of this world.

[31:00] Brought to you by the XFiles mysterious

[31:03] smoking man. A drug dealer showing off

[31:06] his meth lab.

[31:07] >> Can you see that over there? But this

[31:09] tape will land him behind bars.

[31:12] Dozens of people duke it out in the

[31:14] streets.

[31:17] It goes on all day and mom and dad

[31:19] approve.

[31:22] >> When the sheriff's dogs are after you,

[31:25] here's what it looks like.

[31:27] Whatever you do, don't blink.

[31:30] >> The truth is out there.

[31:31] >> Real TV is on the air.

[31:40] Hi, I'm John Daly and if it's caught on

[31:42] tape, you'll see it here on Real TV. We

[31:44] begin with guards trying to turn back a

[31:46] prison revolt. The inmates are angry,

[31:48] drunk, and determined. Our Michael

[31:50] Brownley has the tape shot behind bars.

[31:55] Prison violence is common in the movies

[31:57] and on television, but what you're

[31:59] watching now is the real deal.

[32:02] A guard uses a home video camera to tape

[32:04] a disturbance at the Utah State

[32:06] Correctional Facility in Salt Lake City.

[32:12] >> Two inmates liquored up on homemade

[32:13] alcohol known as brew are trashing their

[32:16] prison dorms.

[32:24] >> Cuz I'm not.

[32:25] >> There's no specific reason for the

[32:26] violence. The men just seem to be

[32:28] venting frustration.

[32:32] Moments like this are common behind

[32:33] prison walls, but always tricky to

[32:36] handle.

[32:42] Lieutenant Scott Blackburn of the prison

[32:44] special operations unit explains. Uh

[32:47] very dangerous. They've non-compliant

[32:49] with the orders to go back in. They've

[32:50] threatened officers. Uh they're they

[32:53] seem to be absolutely unafraid of what

[32:55] uh what's going to happen to them. They

[32:58] have plenty of weapons

[32:59] >> and they're drinking.

[33:02] >> A dangerous combination, but a textbook

[33:05] scenario for special ops.

[33:06] >> Well, he loves you,

[33:08] >> John.

[33:10] >> While the inmates continue their

[33:11] rampage, Lieutenant Blackburn and his

[33:13] team prepare outside.

[33:15] >> As soon as we formulate a plan and uh

[33:17] decide the safest possible way to go in,

[33:20] we'll go in.

[33:22] >> No, I'm giving you a direct order.

[33:25] return to yourself. Do not want you

[33:28] harmed.

[33:30] >> On the intercom, there's warnings given

[33:32] to the inmates in there to uh cuff up.

[33:35] There's also warnings to the inmates in

[33:36] the cells to go to the back of their

[33:38] cell so they're not looking out the

[33:40] window.

[33:52] >> The entry is successful. One inmate is

[33:55] immediately restrained.

[33:59] >> You are all finished. Do you understand

[34:01] me?

[34:02] >> The second is ordered to stand down. He

[34:04] has no choice but to comply.

[34:08] >> Lieutenant Blackburn tells us precise

[34:10] planning is a key to a successful

[34:12] operation. The element of surprise is

[34:15] also valuable.

[34:17] >> What this is is the uh diversion device

[34:19] similar to the one used on the video.

[34:21] It's a sting ball grenade. Uh the 115 45

[34:26] caliber pellets are encased inside this

[34:28] rubber. The charge is in the center. Uh

[34:30] the pin is right here. You pull the pin.

[34:33] Uh there's a 1 second approximately 1

[34:36] second delay when it goes off. When it

[34:38] explodes, the the soft rubber pellets

[34:40] are 360° are thrown in at several

[34:43] hundred feet per second.

[34:47] >> The grenade works perfectly as diversion

[34:50] and the team gets the job done.

[34:54] Prison officials credit the quick action

[34:56] of the special ops unit with bringing

[34:57] the disturbance to a successful

[34:59] conclusion. One of the inmates involved

[35:01] in the incident remains a prisoner here

[35:03] at this facility. The other was

[35:05] transferred to a federal prison out of

[35:07] state. John

[35:09] >> Michael, thank you very much. Next,

[35:11] drama over the streets of Bangkok. A cop

[35:13] is pressed into service as a suicide

[35:16] counselor, but the police officer is in

[35:18] for a surprise.

[35:22] Police and TV news vehicles fill a

[35:24] street in Bangkok, Thailand. For hours,

[35:26] this man has been teetering on the

[35:27] ledge. But no one realizes how desperate

[35:30] he really is

[35:34] until this happens.

[35:41] >> I was staring at him when he jumped and

[35:44] then he just disappeared. I heard the

[35:46] sounds of clapping hands from the crowd.

[35:48] And we finally found out he was on the

[35:49] other side of the building.

[35:51] >> It's an amazing leap. Look at how narrow

[35:53] the ledge is. He could have easily

[35:54] missed it and fallen to his death. But

[35:57] now the jump changes things. The

[35:59] negotiator was making progress. Now he

[36:01] must start over. He doesn't know the

[36:03] man's problem, but he believes drugs are

[36:06] involved.

[36:08] >> Amphetamines. Drugs that make him see

[36:10] things that are not real. A stimulant.

[36:14] There's so much stress the negotiator

[36:16] considers something radical.

[36:20] >> I was even thinking to put medicine in

[36:22] the drinking water to put him to sleep.

[36:28] >> Instead, they try cigarettes.

[36:32] >> The negotiator finally maneuvers into a

[36:34] position where he can almost touch the

[36:36] man.

[36:38] >> I was standing right there near the

[36:39] window and I pushed his body to stop him

[36:41] from jumping.

[36:42] The crane came up from the fire brigade.

[36:44] Then we tried to grab

[36:47] >> and just like that, it's over.

[36:56] >> On the street, business returns to

[36:58] normal, but they'll be talking about the

[37:00] jump for a long time. It looked like a

[37:02] movie stunt, but it could have resulted

[37:04] in a very real tragedy.

[37:08] Now, the man told police he was having

[37:10] problems with his girlfriend, but he

[37:12] decided to come down after realizing

[37:14] he'd hurt his parents if he died. Well,

[37:16] the man on this next tape didn't think

[37:18] about what he was doing and how it could

[37:20] land him in jail. It's a mysterious tale

[37:23] that only our special correspondent from

[37:25] the X-Files could tell properly. Here

[37:27] with the tape, the smoking man with the

[37:29] drug dealer caught red-handed. John, as

[37:33] we've learned on the XFiles, nothing is

[37:35] private and stupidity is always exposed.

[37:39] I make sure of that. Crazy.

[37:43] >> This genius is a drug dealer making a

[37:45] home video in his methamphetamine lab in

[37:47] Riverside County, California. And he's

[37:49] going to regret it.

[37:51] >> You look behind me, dog, cuz I can't

[37:52] see. Oh, no. Oh, yeah.

[37:55] >> Yeah. Yeah.

[37:57] >> He's planning on sending the video to an

[37:59] ex buddy of his named Butch. Um, this is

[38:02] for you, Butch Bars.

[38:03] >> As you can tell from the obscene

[38:04] gesture, this dealer and Butch have had

[38:06] a little falling out.

[38:08] >> Can you see that over there?

[38:09] >> Yeah, it's recording.

[38:09] >> Is that your like your average everyday

[38:13] ordinary looking in a jar? Well, I

[38:16] wonder if I could get a half a gram out

[38:18] of this.

[38:20] >> Butch is the one who taught this guy how

[38:21] to make methamphetamine.

[38:23] Now, the dealer's bragging about how

[38:25] much better he is at making it than his

[38:26] teacher.

[38:32] Look at Oh. Oh,

[38:34] >> touch it. Look how in the way. Touch it.

[38:35] >> Careful. Oh, don't even touch it.

[38:37] >> Don't breathe it. Oh my god.

[38:38] >> Oh my god. Look at that. I'm not even

[38:39] touching the surface.

[38:40] >> Can we zoom in?

[38:41] >> Oh, zoom. Yeah, just give it a zoom job.

[38:43] >> We're not going to give you the whole

[38:44] recipe, of course. But Deputy District

[38:46] Attorney Tom McComere explains the

[38:48] process.

[38:49] >> What he's holding is a homemade hydrogen

[38:52] chloride gas generator with a vent tube.

[38:55] He's going to take that tube and he's

[38:57] going to touch it to the liquid. And

[39:00] when he touches the liquid, you can see

[39:02] clouds are forming. That is literally

[39:05] the hydrogen chloride gas is causing the

[39:08] liquid methamphetamine to turn to a

[39:10] solid.

[39:12] Look at that.

[39:15] I wonder if I could turn this whole jar

[39:17] into a single solid mass of

[39:20] what you say, Butch, can it be done?

[39:22] Unfortunately for the dealer, not too

[39:25] long after he shot this video, police

[39:27] raided his lab and found the

[39:28] incriminating tape. They promptly sped

[39:31] him off to jail.

[39:32] >> The only explanation for someone filming

[39:34] themsel doing this is that they are

[39:36] stupid. But by definition, a crime is a

[39:39] stupid act. So, you really expect

[39:41] criminals to do things like this.

[39:43] >> Look at that, Butch. Can you believe

[39:44] that? I'm turning this charge to one

[39:46] solid mass. The dealer spending the next

[39:48] 35 years in jail, possibly the rest of

[39:51] his life.

[39:52] He's eligible for parole in the year

[39:54] 2027. John

[39:57] >> Smoking Man, thank you very much. Thanks

[39:58] for joining us this week. Well, here's

[40:00] what's coming up next.

[40:03] >> The big brawl. Young and old alike hit

[40:06] the streets looking to spill blood.

[40:09] Later, the extreme skier going down at

[40:12] top speed. One rough spot and you know

[40:15] what happens.

[40:18] >> Plus, this guy is over the top. If it's

[40:21] caught on tape, you'll see it on real

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[43:18] Channel 7 is done. You're watching real

[43:21] TV.

[43:24] Welcome back. You've probably never

[43:26] heard about a street fight where

[43:27] everyone is encouraged to participate

[43:29] and to inflict pain. Parents send their

[43:32] kids and wives send their husbands to

[43:34] fight in the big brawl.

[43:37] It's a 700-year-old tradition, but this

[43:40] year, a camera gets a rare look at this

[43:42] unique and violent holiday in northern

[43:44] Bolivia.

[43:48] Because the IU people not only love

[43:50] music and song, they also celebrate by

[43:52] beating each other bloody.

[44:00] It's called tinku fighting. A shocking

[44:02] ritual held every year before harvest

[44:04] time.

[44:17] It looks like a street riot, but the

[44:19] tinku fights are actually a religious

[44:21] ceremony. If you want food from the

[44:23] land, you must give something precious

[44:25] to the earth in exchange. like your

[44:27] blood.

[44:35] >> And judging by this tape, a lot of

[44:37] people in town think that's a pretty

[44:38] fair deal.

[44:49] Once you've received the blow and you

[44:51] bleed, you've done it. You've done the

[44:54] tinkle. And the tinku is this act act of

[44:58] giving your blood to the earth.

[45:01] >> Sociologist Ricardo Kaya has studied the

[45:04] IU people. He says the tinku fights

[45:06] serve another purpose. It's a great way

[45:09] to release tension.

[45:11] >> So it is a fight but on the other hand

[45:13] it is a fiesta where the island gets

[45:16] united.

[45:26] A one-day free-for-all where nobody

[45:28] spends the night in jail.

[45:36] It may be a rare sight, but we say the

[45:38] tinku fights have a lot in common with

[45:40] feast days everywhere

[45:42] because tomorrow a lot of these people

[45:44] will show up for work with a major

[45:47] headache.

[45:49] Looks like the Jerry Springer show to

[45:51] me. Now, in some villages, even older

[45:53] women and young children take part in

[45:55] the fight. Sometimes it gets out of hand

[45:57] and police need to break them up. Now,

[45:59] if you've got gray tape in your travels,

[46:01] we'd love to see it. Call us toll-free

[46:03] at 1888 Real TV1. We'll be right back.

[46:07] Up next, we dispatch the Real TV action

[46:11] cam so you can see what it's like to be

[46:13] hunted by the K-9 squad.

[46:16] >> COME ON. And this extreme skier is in

[46:19] for a total wipeout.

[46:23] Plus, one good jump deserves another.

[46:27] More great tape just moments away on the

[46:30] one and only Real TV.

[46:37] Meet Paul Bey, a mob boss with a

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[46:40] >> Yeah, I got stressed.

[46:42] >> You are my shrink. You don't hear the

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[46:45] >> I hear it all the time. I'm only small.

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[46:57] >> Feel better?

[46:58] >> Yeah, I do.

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[48:22] >> Ron Tonkan. Yeah, I know him. Always

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[48:26] >> He asked me if I could rent it through

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[48:47] >> No, no, no. The headlights were bigger

[48:49] and rounder.

[49:05] Well, I hope this is as close as you

[49:06] ever get to a police canine squad.

[49:09] They're on duty to take a bite out of

[49:10] crime. And if they take a little bit of

[49:12] flesh, so be it. Our CB LVargas has a

[49:15] tape shot by a real TV action cam of

[49:17] what it's like to be hunted in cold

[49:20] blood.

[49:21] >> Razor wire, chain gangs, guard dogs.

[49:27] >> OH GOD, MY ARM.

[49:28] >> JUST A few reasons not to commit a crime

[49:31] in Maricopa County, Arizona. They take

[49:34] the law seriously in these parts. Just

[49:37] ask Sheriff Joe Araio. He has K-9

[49:39] officers patrolling his tent city jail

[49:42] and that makes the inmates a little

[49:44] uncomfortable.

[49:45] >> So, they don't like it, but they're

[49:46] still there. You know why? Because I'm

[49:48] the sheriff and I serve the people of

[49:50] this county.

[49:51] >> If you're wondering where the real TV

[49:52] angle is, check this out. Not only does

[49:55] Sheriff Joe have dogs on duty, he's got

[49:57] them wired with video cameras.

[50:00] >> Everybody has video cameras, so I had an

[50:02] idea. Why not place video cameras on the

[50:04] dogs so they can see as they're

[50:07] patrolling the tents? Went one step

[50:09] further and put antennas on them with

[50:12] audio equipment so they can hear him bad

[50:14] mouthing the sheriff as they patrol the

[50:16] tents.

[50:17] >> Here's a real TV pop quiz. Can you guess

[50:20] what this is? If you said the K9 camera

[50:22] dog's tongue, you'd be right. The

[50:25] cameras are only a small part of the

[50:27] program. The main purpose of the dogs is

[50:29] to keep the inmates in line. Officer

[50:31] Marie Trombi explains.

[50:33] >> Basically, what the dogs do here is um

[50:36] patrol the perimeter, the inside. They

[50:38] have a full run of the entire facility.

[50:40] We kind of roam everywhere. The inmates

[50:42] react by giving me a wide birth when I

[50:44] walk through the alley or on the yard.

[50:47] They go around me. They want to avoid

[50:49] the dogs.

[50:50] >> Inmates have a good reason to avoid the

[50:52] dogs. They don't want to end up as the

[50:54] bite taken out of crime. COME ON.

[50:58] I give up.

[50:59] >> We thought it would be a great idea to

[51:00] experience a takedown firsthand. So, we

[51:03] asked Sergeant Robert Parish to wear a

[51:05] real TV action cam and he said, "Why

[51:07] not?" A specially designed bite suit

[51:10] will take the sting off the attack, but

[51:13] the action is real and raw.

[51:15] >> I give up. I GIVE UP. HE'S GOT MY ARM.

[51:18] STOP.

[51:22] AH,

[51:27] I GIVE UP. GET HIM OFF.

[51:32] OH, GET HIM OFF MY ARM. I GIVE UP.

[51:37] OKAY, I GIVE UP.

[51:40] IT'S pretty exhilarating because you're

[51:41] hoping the dog hits you in the arm where

[51:42] you have the protective gear, but

[51:43] there's always a chance they hit you in

[51:44] the leg or somewhere you're not prepared

[51:46] to catch them. But you feel a lot of

[51:47] pressure. Uh, if they get you the wrong

[51:48] spot, you feel A LOT OF PAIN.

[51:55] SO, HERE ARE A FEW things to remember

[51:57] about Maricopa County. Don't commit any

[51:59] crimes. Don't wind up in Tent City. And

[52:03] don't upset the K-9 guards.

[52:08] >> Ouch. That's got to hurt. Well, now take

[52:10] a look at what's coming up on the next

[52:11] Real TV.

[52:13] >> Don't even think of missing Real TV

[52:15] Monday. We've got tape of what happens

[52:16] when two cars try to occupy the same

[52:19] place at the same time. Plus, the man

[52:21] with the strongest eyelids and the movie

[52:23] star who took the plunge. Don't miss

[52:25] Real TV tomorrow.

[52:28] They watched in shock and horror, and

[52:30] there was nothing they could do. The

[52:32] skier kept falling and falling. Here's

[52:35] the tape of that fateful day.

[52:38] Welcome to the beautiful Mount Aliesa in

[52:41] Anchorage, Alaska.

[52:44] Veteran skier Clint Sheress is trying to

[52:47] qualify for an upcoming extreme skiing

[52:49] competition. A freelance cameraman gets

[52:51] it all on tape.

[52:56] Keep in mind, Clint's flying along

[52:58] slopes that sit on a 50° angle.

[53:03] That's right, 50°. One mistake and you

[53:06] can call it a wipeout.

[53:11] >> There's the mistake. It's a wipe out.

[53:25] You all right, Clint?

[53:27] Wave if you're all right.

[53:29] >> Clint's okay, but the fall knocks him

[53:31] out of the running for the extreme

[53:32] skiing competition.

[53:35] And when you think about it, taking

[53:37] another look at that ball makes you

[53:38] wonder, isn't this extreme enough?

[53:44] Now, Clint injured his knee, but he's

[53:46] still skiing. Well, sometimes working in

[53:49] the movies is not glamorous. Sometimes

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[53:55] Here's something you don't see every

[53:57] day, and for good reason.

[53:59] No, this isn't a guy being evicted from

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[54:03] Kramer filming a scene for a low-budget

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[54:08] In this scene, an explosion is timed to

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[54:12] roof.

[54:14] It does, but Dave misses his mark. He'll

[54:17] have to try again and again.

[54:23] This time, Dave sails completely over

[54:25] the roof, and the crew celebrates.

[54:28] You've seen the stunt. Now, we're going

[54:29] to show you the trick behind the stunt.

[54:32] It's a giant swing. Two crew members

[54:35] rock as hard as they can until the right

[54:37] moment, then catapult the stunt man over

[54:39] the roof.

[54:42] >> It's not the most sophisticated stunt,

[54:45] but it works.

[54:49] >> Well, now take a look at this. It's

[54:51] today's real TV quiz.

[54:54] This man is about to jump from a

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[54:58] what you'd expect from an actor who's

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[55:01] adventure in the movies.

[55:04] Can you name this freef falling star?

[55:06] Don't touch that remote. We'll be right

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[58:10] >> Let's see what kind of adrenaline you

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