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>> the last one i put up did a million views in 20 days, which is quicker than any of the other videos i've put on there. >> maybe i'll come down, maybe i won't. maybe i'll come down. maybe i won't. >> so what's next for steve? >> i'm just going to say it involves a helicopter. that's all i'm going to say. we're going big. >> i know my rights! coming up, from the ridiculous to the just plain freaky. >> so i'm going to sync them up to the monitor. then -- >> seeing 3-d without those pesky glasses. >> this gets weird very quickly. >> it's one of these ridiculous things that could just be true....

Malaysia. unfortunately, several aspects of people's lives actually impacted by this flooding, as you can see, a mosque was flooded in southern thailand as well. all right, natalie, let's send it back to you. >> that's quite a picture there. all right, derek, thanks. okay. a dog born with deformed legs is getting a second chance at life. as cnn's jeanne moos reports, derby finally can run like other dogs after he was fitted with a custom set of 3-d printed prosthetics. take a look. >> reporter: see derby run. but if you wonder what is making the cliktty clack, it's his 3-d printer prosthetic...

But he was first fostered by terra anderson who said she tried whenever she looked at his photo. >> okay, i'll do it. i'll take care of him. >> reporter: terra not only took care of him, she helped design his new legs at the company where she work, 3d systems. the beauty of 3-d is that they can change the design and easily printout a new leg. derby has had four versions ranging from a peg leg that didn't work to his current wheel and spokes. >> they're just velcroed. and we have little cushions in here. >> reporter: derby took to this edition right off the bat. >> when i saw him sprinting, i c...

>> the last one i put up did a million views in 20 days, which is quicker than any of the other videos i've put on there. >> maybe i'll come down, maybe i won't. maybe i'll come down. maybe i won't. >> so what's next for steve? >> i'm just going to say it involves a helicopter. that's all i'm going to say. we're going big. coming up, from the ridiculous to the just plain freaky. >> so i'm going to sync them up to the monitor. then -- >> seeing 3-d without those pesky glasses. >> this gets weird very quickly. >> it's one of these ridiculous things that could just be true. >> could this be cut...

And that, in the end, the pilot steps out of the plane and everybody has to think, oh, my god, he actually landed this plane. >> to pull it off, drager, along with producer jan barons and post production consultant, michael viksu, combined three different planes. first, a remote controlled model airplane. to make the wing of the remote control plane disappear, they painted it out, frame by frame, replacing it with the blue from the sky. the detailed 3-d aircraft was created with a computer and inserted into footage shot on location at a hamburg airfield. it's the 3-d version of the plane that ...