>> erywhere. you know, if you look up and down my arms it's disgusting. if you were to ask me if i'd ever touch a needle in my life, absolutely not. it is that powerful. >> this is justin how old? >> probably e ely0s. he looks so healthy here. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: these are justin's parents. art and linda beemis. >> all the kids. and there's justin right there. they all l lk so h hpy and healthy. >> reporter: justin was not their only child with a heroin problem. five of their six kids have struggledith drug addiction. >> rdan, zachary, heroin. justin, iates, pain meds. >> if there's a drug, name it, i've probably done it. >> ias a futl-blown heroin addict. >> when was the last time? last week. >> how much? >> a bag. >> do you ever look at yourselves and say, what did we do wrong? >> oh, yeah. >> every other day we talk about, what could we have done? >> what is it what could we have done different? >> d you ever feel like you're enabling? >> abablutely. i think that if anyone was an enabler in the family it's me. but as far as supporting with drugs,

>> and all the time we would be sending ashley manning drugs, like, growth hormone, all the time,erywhere, florida -- never be under peyton's name. ways under her name. >> nothing that's ever been sent to her or my wife has i ever taken. absolutely not. >> reporter: manning's return from that neck injury, try triumpmpnt triumphant.. >> it stings me, that i cut corners in order to get healthy. >> reporter: now, sly saying he made it all up to test the reporter and recanting online. >> the statement on any recordings or communications that al jazeera plans to air are absolutely false and incorrect. >> reporter: the geier institute saying sly was nothing mored than an unpaid intern. tom brady, supporting his frieie. phone mat more respect for peyton than i do and everything he's accomplished." the al jazeera reporting stand stananng her story, saying of charles sly, was he lying then or not? david? >> ryan, thank you. >>> coming back on a monday, we look back. remembering that smiling face on a court. he made so m my of us laugh. >>> also, cell phone customers owed a refund, but the deadline

it's this thing that never ends, it's erywhere. >> reporter: how does that affect their lives? >> they tend to avoid different aspects of their lives. they fly less, they ride on public transportation less. they go into public settings ss. there's been research that't' shown that they have a tendency to engage people from different they even consume media less, ironically. >> reporter: what have you learned over the last ten years of studying this that might surprise people? >> how potent fear can be in terms of altering people's lives. and the impact that id can have in different aspects of life, whether it's making decisions about a president, whether it's supporting different policies that are important socially, or even down to sort of how people live their everyday lives. >> reporter: iss there a danger of people in society changing their behavior because of terrorism? >> yeah, it changes the structure of our country. it cnges the structure of our government. fear can maybe even changee things in ways that weren't consistent how the country was founded originally. >> repor

. >> a white wall l stuff flying erywhere. >> reporter: three tornadoes touching down. you can see from the air the path of destruction. tornado just hit my neighborhood. >> reporter: that home completely obliterated. the homes to the left and right, missing the twister. at least 50 houses suffering damage. the mayor of lindale declaring a state of disaster. >> i'm thankful we weren't home. i think the lord sent us away and he spared us. >> reporter: this morning, as people are left cleaning up, the red cross on the sceneneo help. and here in lufkin, that tososd freight traiai >> we had really heavy winds. >> reporter: winds picking up sides. overnight crews working to pick up the pieces. and to the north, kansas looking a lot like a frozen tundra. blizzard-like conditions sent cars sliding off the road. this tractor trailer getting bogged down. in the heavy snowfall. crews struggling to keep up. texas d.o.t. officicls cleared the highway just in time for the morning rush hour. but with 62 more of these cars to go, it will be days bore they're all upright. robin? >> qui