. >> former patriots running back kevin faulk is a friend of hernandez. he played with him for two and a half seasons. >> tight end in a receiver body that could play running back that could return punts, return kicks. >> but how close were the talented tight end and the struggling landscaper? >> how much do you know that they hung out together? >> really? just two different worlds. but he had one world, we got our world. >> check out my new camera. >> on sunday, june 16th, father's day 2013, oden lloyd is cruising with his friends in that mysterious black suburban. >> we had the music playing, jamming to the music and stuff, laughing and talking and oden driving, got the one hand type driving like he's just having fun. later, we went to my aunt's house and was playing pool. >> move the table. move the ball. >> i seen odom make one of the most spectacular shots i've ever seen. >> in chance in hell. >> it was a good day? >> it was a great day. >> you got that? i hope y'all got that. >> a great day. >> and it was coming to an end after lloyd got a text from

this event was planned a couple of months ago to help jennifer faulk with her medical expenses but sohe died a day before the benefit. now the the money raised will go to help her two children, chris o'connell was there. >> ♪ >> reporter: don't let the music and dancing fool you, this gathering of friends is bitter sweet. >> she was like sunshine a ray of sunshine. she bass a beautiful woman. >> reporter: hundreds filled the delran vfw hall to help raise money to pay for medical expenses for jennifer faulk, the 39 year-old, single mom, who was battling breast cancer. she passed away. >> i don't know how, or why this happened. there is no explanation. but it came on very suddenly. three weeks ago she was fine and yesterday she passed away and it is not ferreter report money raised through ticket sales and silent auctions will new go to faulk's two daughters, gabby and jenica, the eight and 15 year-old were there by their mother an "s" side when she died. >> these women and these men, that are here today, they are just, they loved jen. it doesn't matter if they have ever met their child

. >> reporter: this past april, he appeared on "cbs this morning" to faulk about his new comedy tour. >> reporter: how could you feel up there on the stage by yourself? >> it's exhilarating. there's nothing in the world like live entertainment. >> reporter: the 45-year-old actor also spoke about his family. he has three grown sphrons a previous relationship, and a one-year-old daughter with fiance megan wollover. >> that's my baby. that's my girl. she has given me a different perspective on being a dad so i see things a little bit different, you know. i have a beautiful baby daughter, you know, and i also have a shotgun, a shovel and alibi. >> reporter: wal-mart owners the tractor trailer involved in the accident. in a statement the company's c.e.o. bill simon said he was praying for the victims and if" it's determined our truck caused the accident wal-mart will take full responsibility." >> we could be less than half an hour way from horse history tonight. california chrome will lead the field of 11 horses entered in the belmont stakes and try to become the first thoroughbred in 36 y

i'm just faulk that you will what he is doing. >> last night cole hamels had number 19 retired from theays with the lakewood blue claws when i played single a baseball. that is sports. i'm howard eskin. >>> drama between donald sterling and nba has taken yet another turn. now he says, i'm not going to sell. i don't want $2 billion. instead i will sue. he is suing nba for $1 billion. he is upset that the league is not dropping that life time ban, for him participating in that organization. the the punishment was put in place after tapes of him making racist comments were leaked. microsoft ceo steve ballmer was trying to purchase the clippers for $2 billion. >>> there is a six time olympic gold medalist swimmer who severed her spine in the atv accident over the weekend. >> amy van dyken, severed her spine in the atv accident in arizona she's just 41. she told emergency workers she could not feel her toes. hospital spokesperson will say that she's in good condition. >>> still ahead, seeing double, but not double trouble, more than a dozen sets of twins set to graduate from one of our high

faulk about the consequences. of easing, helping the wealthy.ns that are actually in the stock market and not doing anything to boost the broader economy. it was a call to start think abnormalizing. >> how does that help you? >> the diagnosis of the problem was spot on. the top ten percent own 80% of the stock. so this has been a very wealth skewed 1% skewed recovery. we sort of knew that. the important line was that balance sheet wealth is only sustainable if it is earned. when you think about this market it is starting to remind me of a trust fund kid. >> it's not really sustainable. and you can't take the kid off the trust fund because they don't know how to earn their own way but you also want them to survive. they can't pull back. >> i want to make an op ed point. it's for really really smart people. there is a really important point to make. believe it or not. it is way better. >> the question is what? if we raise borrowing costs, then we will see spirit and borrowing happen? what is the solution? everything, most of the things in the arti

and so we know for a faulk that some of the supplies that some of those arab league countries were supplying were getting in the hands of extremists, and it also caused -- because of the way that was ramped up, even our arab league partners started fighting among themselves or disagreeing among themselves, because thermsed one country was more aggressive tan the other and some of those materials was ending up in a place that was even bad for their own interests. so that's how this problem got started. the united states never quite weighed in. i've had significant appeals from our arab league partners to me personally. i know other members have as well about their frustration with the lack of the united states engagement and leadership on these issues. because of that, we watched that a lot of that money and weapons did migrate its way to the most violent extremists operating in eastern syria, and that empowered the very problem that we have today. . as frustrating as that is, i still think there's an opportunity to reengage, and candidly, having the secretary of state just show up for a chat