5 Videos That You Need to See: November 18, 2015

What's everyone talking about today? Check out these must see viral videos

From an alligator crashing a picnic to high school students staging a sit-in, we think you should take a break from the workday to watch these 5 videos that have gone viral on social media.

#1: Matt Noyes visits kids to talk about weather. (WATCH)

Matt stopped by Buker Elementary school to talk with the kids and answer all their weather questions

#2: High School students stage a sit-in. (WATCH)

Students at the David Prouty High School in Spencer staged a sit-in Wednesday morning.

#3: A motorcyclist decided to play a trick on a car passenger. (WATCH)

President Vladimir Putin has given a Russian passport to U.S. action film star Steven Seagal, calling it a sign of a thaw in relations with the United States. The 64-year old actor has been a regular visitor to Russia in recent years and has accompanied Putin to several martial arts events. Seagal also has vocally defended the Russian leader's policies and criticized the U.S. government.

#4: This alligator wanted to join a Florida trio's picnic. (WATCH)

The developer of a school-shooting video game is vowing to continue selling it online as parents of slain children and other mass shooting victims work to get the game wiped off the internet. The "Active Shooter" game was created by Anton Makarevskiy, a 21-year-old developer from Moscow, Russia, and is being marketed by his entity Acid Software. Acid said in a Twitter posting Tuesday that it will not be censored and cited free expression rights. The game is branded as a "SWAT simulator" that lets players choose between being an active shooter terrorizing a school or the SWAT team responding to the shooting. Players can choose a gun, grenade or knife, and civilian and police death totals are shown on the screen. Acid had been selling an early version of the game online for $20 and plans to release a new version next month.

#5: A scuba diving Santa help decorate a tree 80-feet below the water's surface. (WATCH)

Asian markets rise as investors come back from the Good Friday weekend

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