if the caregiver unravels the en family can depleat. >> shep: i watched glen campbell on stage, it feelsup to that? >> what i love about glen and his wife, they take it one day at a time. that is really all we can do. they stay focused on what is possible. when you see glen take that stage, because our emotional dna is so tied to music, he is most comfortable i would assume there performing. that goes way back into the deepest depth of his memory and his core. that takes over. i saw the same thing with my mom when she would sing songs from her girl hood. it's really beautiful. >> shep: leeza gibbons, thank you so much. >> it can be difficult to discuss, embarrassing and shocking and abrupt. one way you are living a perfectly normal life and next, your partner is gone, replaced by sits and walks next to you like always but having no idea who you are. >> he still goes to mass every day and believe it or not he still remembers the hail mary but he doesn't remember me. i would be lying, that still makes me cry, but even so in the past six years i have gone from hopelessness to hope. >> shep:

glen campbell and kim, his wife, for caregivers of the alzheimer's association. actually going to perform with his kids who have a group called instant people. >> they really take care of their dad. >> then we've got holly robinson peete and rodney. they have a charity. her father i think had parkinson's, they have a child with autism so we're covering that. and christina taylor greene, the little girl who was so tragically killed when congressman giffords was shot, her parents turned this around to help the community, to help kids. which is amazing. then kristi yamaguchi whom i love. did you know she had a club foot? who knew that? and so she has this amazing foundation so we're honoring her. basically this is what we're trying to do, encourage people who deal with adversity which we all do at some point. >> but do something about it. >> my mom always said there's always someone worse off than you. but the very act of helping someone else helps you. >> you're having a big party in malibu right on the ocean. >> we're crazy, we're doing it in our home. we've got gl

glen, part of san jose. the red cross is out helping the four people that was displaced. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> and this cell phone video was sent to us by a viewer in campbell. a campbell intersection flooded when a fire hydrant burst, sending water into the air. crews capped the leak this evening. >>> a promise made was a promise kept, for a sunnyvale man. he used the high-tech smarts to return it to its owner. and got an old-fashioned shoutout at the swankiest awards show in the world. and the winner is? >> reporter: the winner is, i think both people in this case. i don't know what's more amazing, being thanked by an academy award river, or finding a camera along the merced river and finding the owner. in this case, both happened. >> and also, eric carnage, who found camera in the river. >> it w uncool. i didn't expect it. >> reporter: if there was an oscar category for best way to find a lost camera, eric would win hands down. he received a hollywood shoutout from orelon george. >> i was amazed that she's thanking me after she got an oscar. how odd is that? >> reporter: harness had no role in the short film. his re was more personal. georgia lost her cam