the likt carnival is kicking off the second day in the los angeles coliseum, featuring a lineup of electronics crouse is photographing the entire thing. >> it's way newer. it's the new youth kolture. >> you see a lot of people in different costumes. sometimes they're creative. sometimes they're just bathing suits andbikinis. >> as the rides are in motion and music under way, fans are finding their way in the stadium. >> they stop letting people downstairs because they wanted to fill in the bleachers. they all wanted to get down into the field which was packed with people. and there were only a few access points where people could get through. and then so many people just started pushing and, you know, it just kept getting more dense and tighter, so people just started climbing over the fences. >> an orderly situation takes a dangerous shift. a local news chopper captures it all from the air. >> people in the crowd that i was standing with was saying bum rush the gates. >> that's when i picked up my camera. within seconds the crowd breaches the barriers and runs over the tops of tents that cove

los angeles? the answer is los angeles. the game was held at the los angeles memorial coliseum in 1967. green bay beat kansas city 35-10.wins the super bowl this weekend, history will be made when two ultra competitive brothers faceoff for the biggest contest in the nfl. john harbaugh, coach of the baltimore ravens, challenges his younger brother, jim, head coach of the san francisco 49ers. on the subject of family rival ry, i spoke with another pair of competitive brothers in the nhl, eric and jordan stahl. i asked about the challenges and whether jordan turn ed down a huge offer on the pittsburgh penguins to play on the same team as his brother. >> that was definitely a big part of it. i wasn't feeling too comfortable signing a full extension with the penguins and, obviously, if i had signed that, the opportunity to play with eric would kind of go away. i kind of held off on that and, you know, next thing i know, i'm moving on to raleigh and i was able to come down here and kind of get the same contract, which was nice and be able to play alongside my brother. >> eric, how do you feel about that? >> yeah, pretty uniqu