across town, firefighter mike henry has made his way back to the meadows apartment complex and, againm the building has collapsed. >> everything looked fine, and we told them the same thing. >> but then right as henry is about to drive away for the second time with his fire truck, a man in the distance clawing at the base of the building catches his eye. >> i stopped the rig, got out, went over and asked him, what are you doing? he said, there's somebody trapped under the building. i kind of thought this guy might be a little nuts. >> even though henry can clearly see the building is standing, he decides to step back and compare it with another section of the l-shaped structure. >> i saw the first floor balcony or the second-floor balconies line up and the third floor balconies line up. and i went to the roof line. and all of a sudden the roof jumps up eight feet. then it dawned on me the building has collapsed and a whole floor is pancaked. that kind of hit me like a ton of bricks. >> henry starts to do the math in his head. 50 apartments on the first floor and in a worst-case scenar

henry, mike and mitch. pitcher, shortstop, second base. out. i mean, i don't want you guys to go out and feel embarrassed or anything like that. uh, marvin, can we speak to you alone for a minute ? sure you can, tillyard. why don't you guys go out and warm up, huh ? throw a couple around. - what is it, tillyard ? - well, maybe i'm speaking just for myself, but i don't think we need any help. i agree. [ all agreeing ] well, wait. where did this come from all of a sudden ? - we can handle it by ourselves, marvin. - oh, yeah ? you were singing another tune the last time you got slaughtered out there. - well, things have changed. - what's changed ? well, you've pushed this underdog thing so much-- -everybody thinks we're a bunch of spazzes. -now we have something to prove. well, you're gonna prove it with the help of these guys. i didn't get a regiment. it's not right. it really isn't, marvin. we need it by ourselves. i don't believe you guys. i can't believe what you're saying to me. if you don't like the job i'm doing, tear up the contract.

henry, safe travels home. thank you. >>> since the september 2012 attack on the u.s. diplomatic facilities in benghazi, libya, that left four americans dead, house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers has been one of the movers and shakers in the investigation into the administration's response. now, it appears he may not be around long enough to finish the job. chief intelligence correspondent kathericatherine herridge tells. >> the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers confirmed he's retiring from congress to pursue a nationally syndicated radio show. >> i believe in being a productive conservative, meaning you have to move the ball forward. that voice is just missing out there, and i want to have the opportunity to talk about it. >> in a statement, lou dickey said, quote, we're thrilled to have chairman rogers join our team. he's been instrumental helping to shape many of the most important issues and events of our time. the announcement took chill insiders by surprise. given that rogers holds the gavel on one of the most pres tee teejs committees, his re-election was never in doubt. the announcement comes the same week rogers and the committ