but aidan left a legacy for others facing cancer. if you have the heart of a lion, you can do just about anything, even paint an elephant. >> in case you're concerned about the animals in veronique's report, we're told that they're fine. and the paint is animal-friendly. and from all accounts, the animals seemed to enjoy the attention. >> there's more "teen kids news" coming up next. >> we'll be right back. >> could you describe the flag that flies over your state capitol? maybe it's this one. the first thing you notice about wyoming's state flag is that big critter in the middle. don't call it a buffalo -- it's a bison. >> the bison was important out in the wild west, as we all know, but in particular, in wyoming. it was verna keays who designed the flag, and she thought it was a great symbol of branding, which cattle ranchers all used to keep track of their animals, but, also, the bison was known as the monarch of the plains, and she thought that was a great symbol for her state. >> name "wyoming" comes from a native american word

. >> but aidan loved his food so much, aidan wants to share. >> why dad's not a fan of the baby bird syndrome. >> that's disgusting. >>> they happened to catch this moment in magnolia, texas. >> you see blue trailer sitting on some train tracks. >> that's right. >> oh, my god. >> look out. [ horn beeping ] >> oh! wow. >> now, that blue trailer was carrying a multimillion dollar piece of drilling equipment. now, according to reports, as the truck pulling this trailer was going across these train tracks, the clearance underneath these train crossing lights, that wasn't quite high enough. the drivers gout out to check the clearance. the trailer ended up on the tracks and the train, a union pacific train was coming around the corner, didn't have enough time to stop, ran right into the trailer. [ horn beeps ] and we have another angle of this crash also caught by a cell phone camera. it's much further away, but you can see the moment of impact. you can hear just a crashing of the metal. >> yeah. >> crazy that this stuff happens as much as it does. maybe you don't have enough time, if it's

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he says, "how about aidan?" the phone and he called the producers of this movie "go" and -- he said "listen" -- [ applause ] thank you, appreciate it. he said, "what's going on? what are you guys -- what's up with that?" they said, "we're about to put out an offer." and he says, "well, tim's schedule may have just cleared up." anyway, i went from one to the other. i didn't even leave my hotel room. >> jimmy: that is fantastic and -- >> i even got my start gift from "practical magic." they were on it in terms of firing me quickly. but, the start gift, they gave -- and i remember coming home from "go" one day shooting and they -- the guys at the front desk said, "we got a gift for you.' and i said, "oh, lovely." and it's a leather binder. it says, "everybody from warner brothers and 'practical magic,' here's to a great shoot." [ light laughter ] i put my "go" script in there. folded it up. i said, i'm in show business now, baby! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how great -- >> -- show business. >> jimmy: you are.

baby aidan and beans the bulldog are best friends that share everything. even food.. >> okay. so this is the first time this has ever happened. the dad and mom work opposite hours so he filmed this. >> ew, ew. >> oh, stop it. no french kissing, or eating. >> he goes things got a little too romantic over breakfast. over 70,000 hits. >> look. he figured out that they could -- >> no, no, no. that's disgusting. >> oh. >> they're sharing everything. >> beans and aidan are besties. >> that is so cute. >> as a parent you can't help remember where that dog had its lips five minutes before. that's the problem. >> my first reaction is that's disgusting, but the dad said that was the first time it happened. and we were hoping to show mom she wasn't missing breakfast, and that's what she got. >> sara, thank you, darling. >> their hair is done and makeup is ready, and they have on hot new clothes. >> it's just about time to reveal our ambush makeovers. >> also, a very, very moving story. a young guy just 35 years old fighting a rare form of cancer after losing his mother. >> and

. >> i love that you dedicate this book to your brandson, 2 years old, aidan, who, i think, by the way a woman from turkey, what is your country like? is it a lot like chickens? which i appreciated. you wanted to be a reporter and you started here in 1972. what is it about being a reporter that sort of drew you? >> well, you know, i think the most important thing about what i do in my life is that i don't feel like a reporter. i feel like a storyteller. the shortest distance between two people is a good story. and if you tell it well, i start listening to you. and when i start listening to you, i understand how we're all alike, and then we can all move down the road. i think that's a very important of what we do. i think one of the most underreported things we do in our business is talk about ordinary people and their lives. >> and they're the ones who drive this and who drive this country. some of the stories we wanted to highlight, one, a doctor from rushville, illinois, dr. russell donner. >> donor on donner? donor. >> really changed the way with the way people deal with a doctor in

aidan, who's five, loves it. maiti, who's three she's really excited about it.aking the juice. they put the fruit into it and use the plunger. the juice is right there after it's poured out and they just walk away and bring it to their breakfast or their lunch. one of the things we like to do is to make popsicles out of the juice. it's a great, healthy snack. they go fast out of our freezer. one of the things i really like about it-- i was surprised-- is that it's really easy cleanup. it goes in with the rest of the dishes. i love the power grind pro because it helps me teach the girls about nutrition and they have fun with it. [cheering, applause, ♪.. >> all right, welcome back everyone. i'm with the father of juicing jay kordich, who's 88 years old and full of spit and vinegar... >> i would say so, yeah... >> [laughsall right, jay listen-- all i hear right now is "drink your greens," "eat your greens." i bet you make a great green juice. >> yeah, i capitalize on the greens, because the greens are chock-full of nutrients in the liquid form. >> o.k. >> take a go