nick saban. and tracy is with them both. >> tracy: let me start out we just saw the embrace between the two of you. take us through that and why that was so special? >> you know such a big game for us. coach told us this is going to be a huge game. our toughest opponent so far. we had to play a 60 minute ball game coach is like my second dad i love him to death. >> tracy: i know he challenged you guys at halftime said, run the ball. how important was it to do that and show coach you can live up to that. >> it's big. any time you can control the line of scrimmage you control the game, you dictate how we play. that's what we needed to do he run the clock off we did that. >> tracy: the key play, the fake punt. after that time out take us through that it looked like you caught this guy off guard a little bit? >> we weren't going to run it if they were -- they weren't there in the beginning we called time out. we ran the fake punt. we worked on it for a long time, the guys did a good job executing it.

what we learned is that, while the rest of college football may be chasing nick saban, nick saban's chasing something else-- perfection. >> nick saban: get your mind right! get your mind right! >> keteyian: the chant is "get your mind right." it's the mantra of the man out front, the heartbeat of the alabama crimson tide, head coach nick saban. his program has become the gold standard of college football. to get a sense of how saban has driven alabama to the top, we begin with an afternoon in early august. an energized saban couldn't wait to get to his favorite part of the day... >> saban: okay, blow the horn. let's go. >> keteyian: ...to practice. a thunderstorm had forced his team indoors, but it didn't dampen saban's passion to teach his players the finer points of football. >> saban: i want you to step, step, step. do it again. >> keteyian: in demanding his players be as exacting as he is, saban can be volcanic... >> saban: i've already told you three times! >> keteyian: why are you so tough on people? >> saban: well, i don't know if that's fair that i'm really tough on people. we creat

nick saban. and tracy is with them both. >> tracy: let me start out we just saw the embrace between the two of you. take us through that and why that was so special? >> you know such a big game for us. coach told us this is going to be a huge game. our toughest opponent so far. we had to play a 60 minute ball game coach is like my second dad i love him to death. >> tracy: i know he challenged you guys at halftime said, run the ball. how important was it to do that and show coach you can live up to that. >> it's big. any time you can control the line of scrimmage you control the game, you dictate how we play. that's what we needed to do he run the clock off we did that. >> tracy: the key play, the fake punt. after that time out take us through that it looked like you caught this guy off guard a little bit? >> we weren't going to run it if they were -- they weren't ther

. >> the halo awards air on sunday on nick at night. auditions for the ninth season of "america's got talent". not quite as good a show as it used to be in the glory days. >> we miss you. >> auditions are happening now so do apply. always good to see you. love the shoes. >> thank you. love the tie. >>> it's paralyzing when you hear those words "your child has cancer." i know what those families are going through. it's extremely difficult. my son, he was diagnosed with cancer. it was such a horrifying time. we were fortunate we had rides to the hospital to bring emilio. many families don't have that support. we found out that many of them were missing appointments. my name is richard. no child should miss their cancer treatment due to lack of transportation. there you go. all right. >> we give over 2,000 rides a year. our furthest cancer patient is 120 miles. ride with emilio plays an important part of their treatment. we get them here in a nice, clean environment and on time. >> we live here. it's every day. treatment. we want to fight.

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cuÁl es el mensaje de nick para los jÓvenes para acercarlos y conocer su valor? >> yo le pregunto a muchos estudiantes de primaria: te gustarÍa ser mi amigo? por supuesto. entonces, si no hay problema con eso, por quÉ molestamos a los demÁs por como es? no necesitas ser mÁs listo o mÁs popular o ser esto o aquello. sÉ feliz con quién eres. cÓmo logras esto? con el tiempo. cuando ves tu vida, hay muchas cosas negativas para seÑalar. cuando tenÍa seis aÑos, dije no tienes ni piernas y brazos pero tienes ojos hermosos. quiero que la gente que sepa no hay nada malo en el bullying. hay que tratar de caminar con esas personas y ser compasivo y tratando de orar por ellos. >> nick vive en california y preside dos fundaciones. vidas sin extremidades y actitud es ct pero el alcance de su obra es mundial. le tiene un cariÑo especial a mÉxico porque en los veloces se casÓ con una bella michoacana. >> quÉ podemos esperar para mÉxico? lo comparabas con colombia. veo a mÉxico que es un paÍs como tÚ, tiene un corazÓn enorme pero estÁ mutilado. quÉ podemos e

let's go to nick in ohio. nick? >> caller: boo-yah from ohio. >> boo-yah. >> caller: all right. sierra wireless. is it a keeper? >> you know what, i'm not -- you

- ash: yeah, they've been nicked... which means he can put in a claim, so it's not the same as last time. i mean, they're bound to be insured. last time he was actually losing money so he got the hump, yeah. but this, well... it's just a bit of misfortune, isn't it? come on! i mean... we can sort this out with a little bit of goodwill on both sides! - johnny allen?! - goodwill? what are you on, ash!? ash: in this situation, honesty's the best policy. so which christmas cracker did you get that one out of? - you got any better ideas? - ash. - right, i'll have a word and... well, and then... - you'll die. - mr. allen, can i have a word? - no. mr. allen, it really is important. what part of "no" didn't you understand? mr. allen, we've lost your motors! jim: right, go on, my son, you bang the tape on... and then we'll be under starters orders. ( clatters ) - thought you said dot was with pauline this morning. - she is. so who's that, scotch mist? - all right? only me! - oh, hello, sonia, love, thought it was do-- dorothy, e

alabama. >> gary: i tell you nick saban was congratulating the right guys. he challenges offensive line, they have come through and since he went for that fake punt at 17:17, 14 straight points. >> verne: back to back drives now of 14 plays for a touchdown and ten plays for a touchdown. cade foster with the extra point. the extra point is up, it is good. how about the yeldon run. he's had quite a night. including this touchdown from a yard out and crimson tide up by two tds. ♪ music retirement solutions from new york life can help you keep good going. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >> verne: alabama opened with a fieldgoal to take 3-0 lead. this is jeremy hill, that gave tigers the lead early on, beautifully play here. o.j. howard the tight end chased in to the end zone. alabama back on top. 17-7. kevin norwood's nine yard touchdown reception. then travin dural. this is what tie

and nick w directing. nick, my husband nk. >> jim: nick cannon? >> yay, nick cannon. [ cheers andpplause ] he was directing. oh, he told you this story? >> jimmy: well, heas directing. >> i would've crhed this entire side of my face, but he flew over there and saved me, but it wasrom here down, so now it's just a little bit of nerve damage. jimmy: you kept -- >> i sd, come on, nick, get the shot just push it back like you do on tv. just push the shoulder, and i couldn't see. >> jimmy: my wife would never say that to me shd be like "get away om me and ca a doctor." >> that's st me. i'm focused. >> jimmy: that's what my wife would say. but no, but then, came back. i'm like, t's get in the car and i'm like, sal, run the lit, run the light. we're in a pntom, we're runninlights and stuff. and he's ganter. >> jimmy: this is grand theft auto, it's fantast. [ laughter ] >> that's what it was. especially with the gloves, but they're here for a reason, but think 's a new moment. do we keep it? >> jimmy: yeah, keep the glove. >> keep the glove, make me lose

nick, are you joining us? >> yeah, i'm here. >> you can tell us what you saw? >> yeah, i was in the virgin america terminal waiting in line for security on the upper mezzanine, and we were just standing there in line and somebody started shooting. sounded like either a .44 or some big caliber gun or shotgun, and it was within 15 feet of where i was standing and it seemed like they were shooting away from where i was. i couldn't really see the shooter, i guess, but it was very close in terms of the sound and people standing then running. >> nick, where was this in relation to airport security and the check-in, did this person, the shots that were fired, did this come from a place that was beyond the security checkpoint? >> from what i -- no, from what i can tell, it seemed like -- i had just been dropped off by my wife at the main entrance where the cars are pulling up and i went up the escalator and there's an upper maez demeezzane you wait in line for security check-in and i was outside and the shooter was downstairs i guess where the car had been and right wh

. >> i think it's possible that brian saved the most money, nick had the fastest time, but i think i would have had the best time. >> 4:31 was the clock time, but you're talking about all the other stuff. >> this caused me a problem from the beginning. am track was delayed today. >> and then you got on the train. >> who are these people? >> we had a team train. everyone in my car got fully involved. this was one of the many couples. shannon and tim were dilateful, on their way to raleigh. they just sent out their wedding invitations last night. so the whole car was full of people that i became close with. this is my train car doing the wave, because they knew -- at this point we knew that nick had beat us. many people were disappointed, but i want, c'mon, guys, let's pull together. >> i forced maybe one of them to do it. even though the train was much slower than i expected and this was the fastest version of the train that you could take, i will say the seats were lovely. wide seeds. i had a full table, power outlets, wifi the whole time. had a club car where i could get food, drink

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nick woodman certainly likes to document practically everything he does. >> woodman: this is the way i use it all the time. >> cooper: we tagged along with him on a surfing trip to mexico. his old van is long gone, replaced by his new private jet. >> woodman: show me what this thing can do! >> cooper: woodman was with old friends who helped him start gopro and still work there. the trip was for fun, but also to put the company's new cameras to the test. >> woodman: if it doesn't work in the real world, and frankly, if it doesn't work in the surf, well, there's a good chance that we won't make it. >> cooper: unlike most cameras, gopros are used by both amateurs and professionals alike. at "60 minutes," we use them to get shots that other cameras simply can't. we've attached them to the ends of polo mallets, to climbers clinging to the cliffs of yosemite. and taken them on dives in the okavanga delta to get up close with deadly nile crocodiles. >> woodman: you have the "60 minutes" of the world using the same camera that, you know, 12- year-olds are using to document themselves snowboa

nick, thanks very much. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> sue? >> ty, the day you buy the stock, you know the math is an indicator, the day you buy the stock everybody out there should short it. >> that is absolutely true. i have a long and inglorious history. >> i love you dearly, but yes, you do. >> so true. >> all right. so we asked the question, should you stay away from twitter? we asked our cnbc digital financial adviser council a group with nearly $23 billion in assets under management. how they are advertising their clients. we asked, are you recommending twitter to clients in its ipo or after it begins trading? more than half responded to our question and they all said no. a bit of a social media investing trend might be emerging. 67% said their clients stayed away from facebook as well. we'll keep you posted. coming up after a quick break, she is called the tiger woman on wall street. her powerful strategies for global investing from shanghai to new york, coming up next. plus on-line retail giant amazon making independent book stores an

nick smith is live at the spot where this happened tonight. nick? >>reporter: this is still an active investigation. driver not charged with a crime. there is a steady extreme of mourners stopping at this corner to say prayers and to light the candle that you see behind me. >> awesome little blonde head blue eye smart little 3-year-old that honestly i have never seen a 3-year-old so smart. >>reporter: her friend corrina and her son elijah arrived in san jose for family visit but got a call that would change her life forever. >> she calls the mom and she's all lake you need to come right now. baby got hit and mom is running one way i'm running another way. >>reporter: maria 13-year-old daughter was pushing he line a in the stroller. teen was also holding the hand of elijah 6-year-old sister. they were in this crosswalk when they were hit by pick up truck making a turn on to vine. her daughter and the 6-year-ol were briefly hospitalized but incorporating to police elijah took most impact and pronounced dead about an hour later. >> justin minutes they

nick foles n playing well. and sean mccoy -- but i don't know. i just d't know. >>l: second and two. cowboys have a win over the eagles alrea. >> al: in philadelphia. they'lmeet in arlington th last nig of the season. sot will be third and five. the only mystery in this one is will the saints t an nfl record for most firsdowns in a game. e next would be thei40th. >> cris: i think they should put drew back in. >> al: third and four. tieing the rord. the dallas cowboys tonight -- the cowboys have run 43 plays in the game and the snts have 39 first downs. thinabout that. think about that if you're a saintsan, not a cowboys fa 49-17 at the t-minute warning. >> al: coming up after the game the wendy's post game report. michele on the field with the sts of the game. bob,ony and mike will wr it up. cris and iill look forward to tonight's ga which is a beauty. that's coming upight after we're done here on the field of play. >> cris: there we go i knew a few of those woulbe in here tonight. thanks, jerry for b ryan. his first meeting with this team, you know what, guys, w

i'll try to get it in one, nick. it seems like the mayor and his family are in a bit of denial here. with all this, he's going on and debuting a new tv show monday. is this going to help or hurt with the damage control? >> reporter: it depends on what he says. i talked to his brother about this, it's called "ford nation quats. his brother will be on the show with him. they have done a two-hour radio show before. they go in unscripted. let's face it, the mayor, when unscripted gets so far off script, it hurts him. it's anybody's guess at this state. what they are hoping for is their opportunity to answer the critics and get back in a big way and have an hour long show to speak back to voters saying we are right on this, right on this, right on this. that's what we can expect but who knows. the mayor is known to get it wrong when he speaks out before. >> we have seen that. we witnessed it. thank you, nick. >>> it's been more than a week since haiyan destroyed the philippines. the problems facing the smallest victims. >

nick smith is live in roanoke park outside the resort and casino. nick? >> absolutely. what thousands headed here to try their luck, traffic backed up for miles. looking to cash in not only the casino, but small business owners hoping the flood of people will boost their bottom line. >> i was president a -- i wasn't a fan at first, but hope it will bring us more business. >> she has good reason to believe it may. on this its opening day casino officials say more than 27,000 people have visited the gaming floors. >> it was capacity at 11:00. traffic was backed up to about 12:30, 1:00. >> traffic continues to be an issue. this long line stretches tbak -- back to the highway and has been this way most of the day. the cars are coming from all direction directions. >> they had traffic jams and no place to go. >> he ys his convenience store will be the pitstop for visitors coming and going. we have seen people stop, shop and spend money. according to a casino spokesperson they are a win for the tribe and the community. $2.7 million has been donated to donated to donated to th

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with me, and george was by remote satellite, and nick said it was his birthday. i said to george, hey, george, happy birthday. he said, i did, twaim. yeah, i got a signed first edition of hemmingway's "when the bell tolls," and nick laughed, and george said, it was not signed by hemmingway. it was signed by me. [laughter] but, no, i really bonded with george clooney at the white house correspondence dinner, first time i went, fantastically good fun event here. i'm sure 5 lot of people here have been. afterwards, there's a vanity fair party at the french embassy. my idea of french wine and very cool, glamorous location, and i just ended up in the middle of the main room getting drunk with jnch clooney, and i got so drunk i can't remember anything we talked about. i said, naves one of the great diary entries ever, and instead, i pretended i didn't want to invade his privacy, and i couldn't remember. it was great. all i remember is he gave me repeated bear hugs and talked about everything from celebrities, sudan, to guns, whatever it may be, and he's just a proper s

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nick spicer on the line with that update. >> entire livelihoods destroyed. families in the philippines struggling to feed their children after typhoon haiyan. a mountain causing chaos for thousands of people. that in the headlines in a moment. >>> top stories for you once again on al jazeera - supporters of the pakistani politician imran khan block a nato supply route for a second day. they'll stop trucks passing through north-west pakistan until the u.s. stops the drone scribings. >>> protests in ukraine. thousands gathered outside the president's office. >>> early results put the ruling party candidate juan orlando hernandez in the lead in hopped. xiomara castro has told supporters she won the vote. >>> the envoy to syria lakhdar brahimi is trying to pin down dates for a peace protest. >> it's 1 o'clock on wednesday afternoon in this district of damascus. an activist is asking the chin what it's like living here? >> when we were at school piles of dead bodies were brought in every day. we used to see them prepared for burial. as they continue to tell their

. -- very much, nick. now, the drinking habits of city mayors don't often occupy the news, but when toronto's mayor says he's finished with alcohol it makes global headlines. this is the latest chapter in a saga that has embroiled the city , sparked by the mayor's admission of using crack cocaine. for more on the increasingly unbelievable story, i spoke a short time ago with david willis, joining me from toronto city hall. david, rob ford has given a series of television interviews. is he apologizing to the people of toronto for his behavior? >> far from it. the exact opposite. he says he will fight and there will be a war over the next election, he says, and he will basically show a lot of these people what they are missing out on. he says there will be a war and he will win it. rob ford has been rather divisive on the political scene here in toronto. they like their politics a little more genteel. this is a calm face. it has been called new york, only run by the swiss. the feeling is growing that he is b

nick payton walsh as well. we'll take a short break. when we come back we'll talk to somebody from a group i really like a lot, doctors without borders and their staff about the needs on the ground right now. >> a friend of mine, you know, we became friend back in 2000, 2006 and i've recorded all of my performances in hard rock cafe and he ask for my permission to photo those videos and those are the ones. >> incredible. >> you have a foundation here -- >> yes, it's apfi. we're actually like helping the street kids. but now i'm coming to you to let our fellow men know that i am trying to raise with my group journey, mr. john barack and cia nation trying to raise the kind of money that could afford us to buy 2 million meals to give. >> i heard that journey is going to be donating $350,000 to the world food program. >> yeah, that's the money that could afford at least -- >> that's a huge, huge amount of money that will make a huge difference. when you see the images. when you see what's happening to people in tacloban and cebu and semar,

and nick saban is winning the way bear bryant did. if bear bryant was around today -- and a lot of fans think he still is -- it would be winning because of the way nick saban is doing it. >> give us your best roll tide. >> roll tide charlie. >> i really do think you can go on for 20 minutes. unfortunately, we don't have that today. good to see you both. you can see the full profile of nick saban sunday night on >>> jan is soappy >> jan is happy talking about alabama. oprah selling some o >>> jan is so happy talking about alabama. oprah is selling her things. too hard to let it go. >> i think i should keep this. >> nobody been bid on this. this is oprah's. >> i'll put this away. >> you can keep this. >> what am i going to look like this again? don't even try to buy it. that's right. favorite things. >> nancy o'dell shows us what's up for grabs next on "cbs this morning." >>> this morning's eye opener @ 8 is sponsored by benefiber. better it with benefiber. sponsored by benefiber. benefit with benefiber. and feel better about doing it.

his name is nick pew. he was running from the gunman after he opened fire. nick joins us tonight. nick, where were you when the shooting began? >> basically, i had been -- i had just gone through the first screening area where you show your license and they check your boarding pass, and then i was -- just gone through there and going up the escalator and i went around the top area of the area and the shooting started then. i immediately dropped to the floor, and i could see flashes. >> about how far away from the shooting were you? >> i would say 15 feet, 20 feet. >> wow, that close. was it very loud? >> oh, yeah, it was really loud. you hear a sound like that in an airport environment and it's definitely not right. >> did you know right away it was shots? >> yeah, i think within a couple seconds or almost a split second everybody, you know, i was standing at the very back of the line and everybody dropped to the floor, and i mean, i think everybody knew right away it was shots. it's much louder and more abrupt than anything you hear there, so yes. >> what did you do then? >> i wa

plus nick and christian go drag racing. >> looks like fun, doesn't it? >> it's more fun if you win. >> chase what's fast and furious and you have a mom on the run. this happened in keygo harbor in the detroit area. the mom, identified is a 22-year-old. according to police she had been involved in a hit and and you run and as police showed up, she took off. she's narrowly missing cars. >> and she's got children in the car? >> she's got her 1 and 2-year-old in the car. according to police, she immediately starts being combative with them. it takes two them to her to the. >> according to police, she was worried about her kids in the car but as can you see, her

lightning round. >> nick, her twitter name was some skanknmi which is in michigan. so she didn't start to the right foot. >> i live part-time in ohio and if you say some skank in michigan it does president even narrow it down -- it doesn't even narrow it down. >> why smear an entire state because of one person? >> it is a horrible state. >> later she told buzz feed i was not being disrespectful, i was a survivor of a marathon. it is not like i was walking around with a fake leg or my arm torn off. the fact is if she could have done that, she would have. >> that would have been a better costumes. then at least she would have been feeling the pain of the people she is making fun of. i find that offensive. >> she did something really, really stupid. 22-year-olds do stupid things. aren't people making death threats finding an opening to makelet threats like oh my god. they are doing it because they can this. >> they are doing it -- the fact they are doing it is worse than the whole thing. she did something dumb and they said i will kill you and kill your family and i ho

you're agreeing to because you could be agreeing to something that could lead to a lawsuit or a big nick in your credit rating in the end. now, what constitutes fair? this is unfair to the nth degree. essentially, this couple is being punished for legitimately criticizing a company that didn't even supply the product that they ordered. you know what that means? in this case, this contract never even came into existence because part of the contract, of course, was to get the goods you ordered. for them to be fined $3,500, is ridiculous. i think they're going to really

host: nick juliano? guest: the point about intermittency is what he is talking about when you say the wind doesn't blow all the time. the industry is very aware, it is one of the bigger problems. the issue -- he is right, you need that generation for winhen the sources are not there. onto is resource ongoing storage technology. there is a solar plant in arizona that just started operation a week or two ago that had a storage component. there are a few different ways to do this. you can have batteries on a small scale, you can do solar facilities, air experiment with molten salt. that can store heat and dispatch at a later date. he represents a perspective that is certainly out there in the industry. it is something the industry has to deal with as they go out. they have to work with landowners. he was talking about lease payments that people receive, that is the case. if you are a farmer or a rancher in iowa or south dakota or washington state or oregon or land,er that can lease or the figures he cites s

i want to bring in nick paton walsh. you just left tacloban. you were down where i was several days ago where the bodies were collected and there is a large number of bodies that weren't collected but gathered in a mass area. what did you see? >> certainly in the last few days, the government came in. there is a change in the street and a lack of communication. what we saw, one of the key things where the bodies being gathered. the smell is in the street when is you drive through. think put them together in a makeshift morgue and there is a complex and heart breaking complex of trying to identify who are in those body bags and that's the beginning of trying to get through the process. >> let's take a look. >> this is where it ends for so many without ceremony or even their name spoken softly. the corpses that have littered tacloban, so much of the city leaves, come to rest here. until parts of the horror of how they must have died. but they leave many questions, too, among the overpowering smell of looming disease. it's a cold, but necessary pr

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host: nick juliano? guest: the point about intermittency is what he is talking about when you say the wind doesn't blow all the time. the industry is very aware, it is one of the bigger problems. the issue -- he is right, you need that generation for winhen the sources are not there. onto is resource ongoing storage technology. there is a solar plant in arizona that just started operation a week or two ago that had a storage component. there are a few different ways to do this. you can have batteries on a small scale, you can do solar facilities, air experiment with molten salt. that can store heat and dispatch at a later date. he represents a perspective that is certainly out there in the industry. it is something the industry has to deal with as they go out. they have to work with landowners. he was talking about lease payments that people receive, that is the case. if you are a farmer or a rancher in iowa or south dakota or washington state or oregon or land,er that can lease or the figures he cites s

nick smith is live at the spot where this happened tonight. nick? >>reporter: this is still an active investigation. driver not charged with a crime. there is a steady extreme of mourners stopping at this corner to say prayers and to light the candle that you see behind me. >> awesome little blonde head blue eye smart little 3-year-old that honestly i have never seen a 3-year-old so smart. >>reporter: her friend corrina and her son elijah arrived in san jose for family visit but got a call that would change her life forever. >> she calls the mom and she's all lake you need to come right now. baby got hit and mom ise g another way. >>reporter: maria 13-year-old daughter was pushing he line a in the stroller. teen was also holding the hand of elijah 6-year-old sister. they were in this crosswalk when they were hit by pick up truck making a turn on to vine. her daughter and the 6-year-old were briefly hospitalized but incorporating to police elijah took most impact and pronounced dead about an hour later. >> justin minutes they were gone. in that 10 mi

so nick, you spoke with rob ford's brother who is also a toronto city council member. what does he have to say about all of this? >> one of the things that's important for the family at the moment is just how much is being brought up about the mayor and how much that discredits the family. so the family's always looked up to the father who had a short but fairly popular political career here. that's the family's legacy. i asked the mayor's brother doug, what is all of this doing to the family's legacy? >> i think our legacy is going to be pretty solid based on how rob performs. you're going to look at a family that doesn't need to be doing this, that has actually sacrificed massive amounts of time, money, their business to serve the people. >> are you worried about his health with all this additional stress? not just the public, not just the counselors, but the families here too. >> well, i'm confident that the

nick, i'll talk to you later on in the program. we left tacloban for logistical reasons, a few hours ago really overnight here in the philippines, and it's now friday morning here in the philippines. basically, the seven-day anniversary from when the storm took place. before we left, we went back out into the neighborhoods that we first visited, a neighborhood not far from the airport to see and reconnect with some of the people we met just two days before to see if they received help. we thought if anyplace had -- was able to get aid quickly, was was able to get aid quickly, was able to get help, even searching for lost loved ones, it would be an area close to the airport. here is what we saw. a body covered in a sheet, another in a makeshift coffin. there are flowers but no names, no one seems to notice anymore. to survive, the living are told to forget the past, forget the dead, but that, of course, is impossible. juan marto tries to stay busy. his child is missing. he still doesn't use the word dead. juan's father lays in their

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nick smith is live in roanoke park outside the resort and casino. nick? >> absolutely. what thousands headed here to try their luck, traffic backed up for miles. looking to cash in not only the casino, but small business owners hoping the flood of people will boost their bottom line. >> i was president a -- i wasn't a fan at first, but hope it will bring us more business. >> she has good reason to believe it may. on this its opening day casino officials say more than 27,000 people have visited the gaming floors. >> it was capacity at 11:00. traffic was backed up to about 12:30, 1:00. >> traffic continues to be an issue. this long line stretches tbak -- back to the highway and has been this way most of the day. the cars are coming from all direction directions. >> they had traffic jams and no place to go. >> he says his convenience store will be the pitstop for visitors coming and going. we have seen people stop, shop and spend money. according to a casino spokesperson they are a win for the tribe and the community. $2.7 million has been donated to donated to donated to

nick smith is live in roanoke park outside the resort and casino. nick? >> absolutely. what thousands headed here to try their luck, traffic backed up for miles. looking to cash in not only the casino, but small business owners hoping the flood of people will boost their bottom line. >> i was president a -- i wasn't a fan at first, but hope it will bring us more business. >> she has good reason to believe it may. on this its opening day casino officials say more than 27,000 people have visited the gaming floors. >> it was capacity at 11:00. traffic was backed up to about 12:30, 1:00. >> traffic continues to be an issue. this long line stretches tbak -- back to the highway and has been this way most of the day. the cars are coming from all direction directions. >> they had traffic jams and no place to go. >> he says his convenience store will be the pitstop for visitors coming and going. we have seen people stop, shop and spend money. according to a casino spokesperson they are a win for the tribe and the community. $2.7 million has been donated to donated to donated to

what was the reaction, nick? >> reporter: john, netanyahu continued his outspoken criticism and he is determined to publicly and aggressively go after the deal even if he has to risk his relationship with the united states. for years iran has threatened to destroy israel and israel viewed iran as an existential threat. >> we cannot allow a regime that calls for the destruction of israel to obtain the means to achieve this goal. we will not allow iran to have a nuclear weapons capability. >> reporter: the deal signed in geneva increases israeli fears. >> this is the middle east, and the americans are being lied toketo,and they're being naive d foolish. >> reporter: because iran has missiles that could reach here downtown jerusalem, the deal is unacceptable. from the government to the streets. >> america is quite safe at home. the first is going to hit here. >> the sanctions were worshipi worshiping. and i don't believe iran is to be trusted. >> reporter: but now israel has few options. it can use american f-16 to

. >> -- with you right now we want to connect with nick hugh, we're told he was at the airport at lax when this shooting occurred.

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nick smith is live at the spot where this happened tonight. nick? >>reporter: this is still an active investigation. driver not charged with a crime. there is a steady extreme of mourners stopping at this corner to say prayers and to light the candle that you see behind me. >> awesome little blonde head blue eye smart little 3-year-old that honestly i have never seen a 3-year-old so smart. >>reporter: her friend corrina and her son elijah arrived in san jose for family visit but got a call that would change her life forever. >> she calls the mom and she's all lake you need to come right now. baby got hit and mom is running one way i'm running another way. >>reporter: maria 13-year-old daughter was pushing he line a in the stroller. teen was also holding the hand of elijah 6-year-old sister. they were in this crosswalk when they were hit by pick up truck making a turn on to vine. her daughter and the 6-year-old were briefly hospitalized but incorporating to police elijah took most impact and pronounced dead about an hour later. >> justin minutes they