♪
choreographer of
Tom Holland stars in a convincing
deep fake movie scene.
And why don't school buses have seat belts?
All that and more, coming up on
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Hey, it's Myah.
Get ready for buzzed about news I think you can use.
[swoosh]
"Renegade" is one of the most popular dances on
and last week the
tracked down the 14-year-old who choreographed it.
Jalaiah Harmon lives in Atlanta
and dances in a lot of different styles.
Last year, she called up her friend
and they laid down moves to "Lottery" by
♪ ["Lottery" by K Camp]
Then she posted it, first to
And one month later, after a few changes.
This guy did the dance on
That's when it blew up, but Jalaiah never got the credit.
That is, until now. After the
K Camp tweeted her a thank you for helping make "Lottery"
the biggest song in the world.
Then Charli D'amelio, the TikToker that got
this dance challenge out to the masses,
well, she posted a video with Jalaiah,
crediting her for the original choreography.
Then she was invited to the
and she now has more than a million followers on
but most importantly, we all now know who to credit
on her "Renegade" videos, Jalaiah!
♪ [upbeat]
Wait! Are Tom Holland and Robert Downey Jr. reuniting
in a remake of
No, no they aren't,
but man this viral video almost had us believing.
Canadian YouTuber EZRyderX47 makes deep fakes for fun
and his latest video has people doing a double take.
He put Tom Holland's face, where Michael J. Fox used to be
and put Robert Downey Jr's face Where Christopher Lloyd's was,
and weirdly it works...
Precisely.
Whoa, this is heavy.
The video has racked up more than five million views.
Tom Holland was even shown the clip and asked
if he'd be interested in a remake.
I would not be interested because that is a perfect movie.
Now experts have warned against deep fake technology
because it uses artificial intelligence to show people
saying and doing things that they did not say or do.
It can easily fool people into believing something
that isn't real.
So be careful.
But also, is this the future of remaking movies?
Will producers just mash up things like this
and call it done?
This is definitely how I get on
[pop] [children say yay]
Big news if you ride a school bus.
Transport Canada
♪ buckle up for safety buckle up ♪
♪ buckle up for safety always buckle up ♪
Um, we've come a long way since then.
Thankfully, three point seat belts are now the norm
and one of the most significant inventions of our lifetime.
You know what? One time it was thought
seat belts in buses could do more harm than good
in an accident, but last year the government
put a task force together to look closer at school bus
safety and they agreed that if installed properly
and worn properly, three point seatbelts
can add an important layer of protection.
So some buses in Ontario and B.C. are going to start
testing and if things go well, school bus seat belts
could roll out widely across Canada.
[sings] Buckle up for safety, buckle up.
[laughs]
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Buckle up, everyone. Ariel's back!
Hi.
You're a huge soccer fan, right?
Well, I actually call it football,
but you can call it soccer.
Ah, can we just get along?
[beep]
As I was saying, you're a huge sports fan.
Yeah. There's a good news story and a bad news story
and I'm ready to get into it.
Where should we start?
Let's start with the not so good story.
The Astros
for months now and the
Myah:
It's a long story, but here's the short version.
The Astros
Stadium Announcer: The Houston Astros
for the first time in franchise history.
But last year it was revealed that they
were stealing pitcher signs from the opposing teams,
basically giving them a chance to hit more balls.
That sounds bad.
Oh, yeah, it is.
They had an illegal video feed piped into the dugout
and would do things like bang on a garbage can,
tell
But they were punished last month, right?
Yes, but here's where it gets tricky.
The
the team's general manager and manager,
then they were fired by
[buzz]
That
and handed them a five million dollar fine,
but none of the players were suspended or fined
because they participate in the investigation.
Really?
Yeah. Manfred thinks public shame is punishment enough,
but here's where it gets really tricky.
There are no plans to strip
World Series title and that's the one decision receiving
the most criticism from the baseball community.
This game is rigged, man.
Huh, and there's more news about this, this week?
Manfred did a 45 minute interview with
and in that interview, he defended
He also called the World Series trophy
"just a piece of metal"
and said that taking away the title from Houston
seems like a futile act.
His comments have not gone over too well
with baseball fans.
Oh, boy. I think we need to move into the good news category now.
Good idea.
How about this.
Raptor's
was put into the
I'm in shock. I am really in shock.
Last week he became one of the first honorees
of the new Superfan Gallery.
He's attended almost every home game
and he's basically a celebrity.
Myah:
Didn't he also got a championship ring from the team?
Ariel:
And the team itself?
Well, the Raptors are surprising a lot of critics this season.
Yeah. No one knew if they'd bounce back after losing Kawhi.
I know, but they've already had a 15 game winning streak
and despite a ton of injuries,
they seem to playing smart and with pride.
[stadium din]
Stadium Announcer:
It's exciting to watch and I hope they keep it up.
Me too.
Me three.
Don't you start.
[laughter]
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You know what time it is.
Put 60 seconds on the clock and let's see if I can do this.
Last weekend
and made 70 million US at the box office.
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This is the best ever opening weekend for a movie
based on a video game.
This win is especially sweet for
because they had to give Sonic a complete glow-up.
His initial look in the first trailer was roasted
by millions of fans.
Next.
Do you hear that?
[fans scream indiscernibly]
BTS
comes out today with more than 4 million copies
already paid for,
is the most preordered album from South Korea, ever.
Next week, Jimmy Fallon is dedicating an entire episode
to the group. James Corden has a
of
This is just the beginning, y'all.
Next.
The Internet was divided this week.
A woman named Wendy Williams tweeted this video.
She's the one reclined in her airline seat,
the passenger behind her is not pleased,
but who's the bad guy in this scenario,
Wendy or the guy punching her seat in protest?
Public opinion is mixed to the max.
Can we all just get along and agree that the real villain
is the narrow plane seats and disappearing leg room?
[honks] Oh, let's get it!
[laughs] [swoosh]
That's it for me. I'll see you back here next week.
I'm pretty sure we'll need another