i saw deanne warwick there when i was a kid. the best night klun in cherry hill 1960 to 1978.erformed there including frank sinatra, dean martin. four seasons. >> thanks for world calf eye live taking a leap of faith for us this is not the music they usually have in this roo room. i'm so happy they did and so happy you came. i can't tell you what it means to all of us to have this kind of turnout on this january on this rainy afternoon. >> bruce ended up putting on an eagles cap and leading the crowd in the fly eagles fights song. >> that's like a rouzing rendition. >> no doubt about it. >> not just being able to perform ons stage with favorite musician. >> it happened for one local super fan that got the jam with the ban with no rehears rehearseel. vittoria woodill showed us how he got on same and what brought the house down in performance of a lifetime. >> the actual song starts her here. >> there's some that follow the beat of their own drum. which usually lands them exactly where they're meant to be. for 23-year-old tyler steinbeck braun a full time student at rowan univer

his final steps are marked his murderer was waiting up there among a group of supporters dipankar deanne is the museum's director almost an official guardian of his heritage. we have been very good living up to expectations up. because we have following. our policies upgraded by gun. partly. activity. is. for school classes in the region a visit to the museum is a most children are taught doctrine of nonviolent resistance gandhi is revered throughout the country he led the successful struggle for independence from britain he wanted india to become a secular republic in which all religious communities live in peace and minorities are treated with respect it's a vision not shared by everyone hindu nationalism has been resurgent many hindu fundamentalists admired gandhi's murder in a tour and god say who considers him too conciliatory towards muslims something the hindu nationalists also firmly believe. was opposed to hindus and what he did was anti indian all true hindus were unhappy about it. had the courage to put an end to that people like him should be accorded respect future generatio

. >> reporter: for david and deann, some of that courage was in liquid form but some of it was mental. >> like the guy said, it's a cleansing-type feeling. it's like you accomplished something. >> reporter: they joined dozens in the 27th annual atlantic city polar plunge. the yearly january 1st tradition was canceled in other towns but atlantic city went ahead with the frozen fun. >> the biggest crowd that we've ever have. the few, the brave, the frozen. >> the worst part about it is a towel. >> reporter: the shocking cold means you can only heat up from here. and maybe not surprisingly, when people ran out of the ocean, they ran straight to that bar because they wanted to heat up with a few drinks and i can't say that i blamed them. >> you've got to cover up those ears, bud. you've got to run in there and get the heat for sure. >> i know. >> the mummers played their instruments and strutted down broad street despite the frigid temperatures. ♪ the extremely cold forecast has prompted parade organizers to consider delaying the annual event but in the end it was a go. die-hard spectator

. >> let's hear from deanne in macon, georgia. hi. >> hi. >> yes, i'm calling, i'm a native of detroit. i'm in georgia now, i was 15 years old, during 1967 riot at the fox theater i was at when they sent us home, because the riot had started. one comment about the blind pig, i'm a retired nurse. and i met many people during my job, and one particular patient i talked with she was there at the blind pig, during the raid, and they said in a a soldier was home from vietnam on leave and they were giving him a party there at the blind pig when it got raided. they raided it, but during the raid a pregnant woman was knocked down the stairs by the police. and that's when it got all out of hand. and i have been watching your program, and i just wanted to make that comment and one more for my cousin who passed ronald, who was working at the chrysler plant during the 1967 riots, he had to get a pass to go to work. and on his way to work, he was shot by the police or the national guard. they thought he was dead, they took him out to below. th

. >> reporter: deanne in said they decide -- deanna said she decided to only save maria because she's the mother of four children. doctors put her in a medically induced coma to control her breathing because she had also developed pneumonia. her daughter was born a day later. >> she was not aware the baby had died inside her. >> reporter: maria's mother said her daughter is drifting in and out of sleep, but she now knows what happened. >> i hold her hand very tight. i say this is your mom. i'm here and she opened her eyes a little and she was very excited to see me, but she really affected that she lose her baby, her little girl. >> reporter: deanna said maria had not gotten a flu shot and kept working two jobs even when she had a soaring fever to help provide for her children and mother who all live together in a san jose apartment. >> she kept working and there is a time when she told me she could not see and i told her she had to go home and sleep. she was stressed about making a pay. for her rent, her car, anything. >> reporter: her mother said the family has learned a painful les