18000 Barbie Dolls

0:03 Callaroga Shock Media. Hi there, I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. A woman in Cincinnati says a raccoon keeps breaking into her apartment every single day. Apparently there's a hole in the roof. Alexis moved into her apartment like a month ago and started hearing noises in the ceiling. A couple weeks later, she captured video showing a raccoon entering her home through a hole in the kitchen cupboard. The raccoon comes back every day. It brings trash inside. Apparently the raccoon's been breaking in everywhere. A different raccoon was found on the bathroom floor of an ABC liquor store after apparently drinking alcohol. Well good news, bad news. The good news. Heavyweight boxer Jarrell Miller won his fight at Madison Square Garden. The bad news he lost his two pey Yeah. Miller's hair piece began to come loose after he took some punches. By the end of one round, the front of the wig had lifted. Realizing the two pay was coming off, he pulled the two pay off completely and tossed it into the crowd. He offered an explanation for the two pey. He said he had accidentally used shampoo containing ammonium bleach just days before the fight, which caused his hair to fall out. Sure Miller said, I got to my mama's house and she has some shampoo bottles on the table. A shampooed. It was like ammonium bleach. I lost my hair like two days ago.

1:22 So I called my manager and I said, get me one of those manes and I slapped that on real quick. I'm a comedian. I make fun of myself. A German woman had already held the Guinness World Record for the largest Barbie collection. She's got another record now. It is the record for identifying Barbie dolls while blindfolded. But Tina has eighteen five hundred plus Barbie dolls. She was on the Guinness World Records TV show The Great Show of World Records. While blindfolded, she was handed various dolls and asked identify them by touch. She used a tail such as the dolls shape, hair clothing. She correctly identified nineteen different Barbie dolls in three minutes. In Florida, the firefighters helped rescue a pet python that had become stuck inside a car's dashboard. The Coral Springs Fire Department said the call came when a driver pulled up to Station forty three saying, hey, can you help me with this snake?

2:11 The snake had slithered into the dashboard area and refused to come out. The firefighters partially removed the driver's seat to create more space to search inside. Eventually, a firefighter was able to grab the large yellow python and pulling out from its hiding spot. The snake was removed safely without harm. And these lists are always fun. It's the annual found report from Unclaimed Baggage, the US company that resells lost airline luggage. Some of the stuff they have found a fully assembled robot, a powered prosthetic knee with motors and controls, and even a fragment of a meteorite that fell the earth in fifteen seventy six. Other odd items included a full bee keeping suit, a set of samurai swords, can you bring that on a plane? A one ounce gold bar from Australia's Perth Mint, gold plated golf clubs, and a digerido. Some more eccentric stuf as if that initial list wasn't crazy enough, a giant stuffed goose, a frog shaped purse, a fake skeleton, a suitcase filled with rat poison, a feather bow tie, and a pre World War One US Army bayonet? Can you bring that on a plane. Despite the list, the report says the most common items or clothing jewelry, phones, shoes, headphones, tablets and books. And those here five good news stories for today.