5 Viral Videos That You Need to See: Aug. 19, 2015

We've compiled a list of the top five must-see videos of the day for Aug. 19, 2015.

#1: WOW! Check out this unbelievable raw footage of a hole that opened up on a New Hampshire highway. Not a fun day for commuters in the area...

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation says part of Interstate 93 in Concord has been closed because of a large sinkhole.

#2: A penguin chick takes a dive into aquarium life. Lily was born on June 5. 

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell disagrees with Colin Kaepernick's choice to kneel during the national anthem, but recognizes the quarterback's right to protest. Asked by The Associated Press about Kaepernick's decision not to stand before games when the national anthem is played, Goodell said in an email Wednesday: "I don't necessarily agree with what he is doing." "I support our players when they want to see change in society, and we don't live in a perfect society," Goodell added.

#3: Dave Dombrowski, the new President of Baseball Operations for the Boston Red Sox, had this to say about the last-place team's pitching.

The Boston Red Sox have hired Dave Dombrowski as the new president of baseball operations; they have said goodbye to general manager Ben Cherington.

#4: Video of a "firenado" was taken by a firefighter battling the so-called "Soda Fire" in Idaho. Flames were shooting "100 feet" into the air. 

The first overseas trip by the Prince and Princess of Wales since the death of Queen Elizabeth II began Wednesday, an occasion to show the world as much about who they are not as who they are. With their three-day visit to Boston, focused on Prince William’s initiative to find the environmental entrepreneurs of a new generation, supplemented with trips...

#5: A seal's dramatic escape from the jaws of a shark was caught on camera off the coast of Cape Cod. 

While serving as Oklahoma's attorney general, new Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt coordinated closely with fossil-fuel companies and special interest groups working to undermine federal efforts to curb planet-warming carbon emissions, newly released emails show. More than 7,500 pages were released under court order Tuesday evening after an Oklahoma judge ruled that Pruitt had been illegally withholding his correspondence, which is public record under state law, for the last two years.

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