nick: yeah. i was just thinking, jimmy, he'd love to have one of his telescopes on the 18th tee to going to play here? jim: don't forget, he hit it in the water here off the tee. approaching the 18th green, the 2015 champion jason day who looks disappointed it's not closer. nick: no, i think he looked at the leaderboard and i think he saw that jimmy walker has been posted obviously at 14 so he knows it's still in his hands. jim: could have been a combination of both because he had to have heard the roar. tee. peter: he doesn't know what jason is facing here but he's going with the iron. nick: i like that because how are you going to thread it between the water and -- three shots there and five to win. jim: like henrik stenson said. even if day makes the eagle, all walker would need was a five. so here was that reaction. leaderboard. jim: or he saw the placement of the second shot. nick: no, he thought it's over. well, not quite, quite but you can still hole it and you've still got to make five to

jim nantz, sir nick faldo. the cbs golf team, coming down to the wire here at baltusrol golf club in springfield, new jersey. jimmy walker, 48th in the world now but he had a span a couple of years ago, three wins in eight tournaments and at that point he rose to number 10 in the world, his highest ever ranking. he's won five times in his career. hometown of san antonio. a win in san antonio, two wins in california, including pebble beach and two wins at waialae in hawaii -- hawaii. there's phil mickelson, the last champion to emerge here at baltusrol. the 2005 pga. the 86 names that have made it to the final 36. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: danny will let, who won the first major of the year and now about to find out who wins the other side of the book end of the majors. you look at what jimmy's done. he's made some par saves. this is his 58th career round

i think i've gil nick a chance. >> yes. >> nick. >> to talk to our audience. what we'll do is look at the photographs that nick chose for us to view today. >> nick meyers, one of the reasons you got into photo journalism is your brother was a photojournalist. and he was killed in the war and you were 16 when you started this. talk to us as what you saw as your world in photo journalism in the war. >> my brother, he went back to assignments 1965. then he went back to assignments again, six months later, october 16, 1965. vietcong killed all the rangers and he killed my brother. then after the before my family say your brother die. and then nick two days, we had a big funeral for all vietnam family. in 1966, i had a job for ap. that i come back a photographer. autumn '66 before the fall of saigon. >> and, nick, we all know about your picture of kim fok. can you tell us what happened that day before that picture was taken and what happened after that day. >> viet cong locked their highway 1, about 25 miles west of saigon. v-dane june 7. then june 8 early morning,

wherever you are, nick, police come home soon, dude. we miss you. >> reporter: i talked to nick's mother this morning over the phone. she is obviously very worried and very nervous. she says the u.s. embassy and also some relatives who happen to live in that area are now looking for nick. they are going from hospital to hospital. in the meantime, three uc- berkeley students have decided to come home early. they will be on a flight back here soon. live in uc-berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> once again, french citizens here in the bay area are following news of another attack back home. a memorial of flowers and candles sits outside the french consulate not far from union square. last night, people showed up at the consulate. at one point, the group began singing the french national anthem. >>> today donald trump used twitter to make it official that indiana governor mike pence is his vice-presidential candidate. pence waved to the crowd before wading through a mob of reporters outside trump tower in new york. the campaign's new logo is o

because nick is a very smart guy. >> nick has relatives in europe who are checking french hospitalsor any sign of him he is planning on majoring in business. >>> in the lone star state, a day of remembrance for copelin killed in france. a short but inspirational life of the 11-year-old. >> reporter: when riley watched his friend brodie perform peter pan, he knew he wanted to follow him into acting. >> he was the one that made this happen. it brought this into my life. >> reporter: he learned late last night that brodie and his father were killed. >> my mom told me the car. it took me as a while to really comprehend what happened. >> reporter: he had just finished performing when he got the news >> he feels far away. it's not for several of us here. we think of their families >> a family that called prosper home before moving outside of austin a few years ago. 11-year-old brodie left a lasting impression to those who knew him. >> he made every other kid feel good about themselves. >> he was really funny and nice and had an awesome smile. >> his biggest impact was helping one of his b

no more for simon. >> speaking of music and fathers, nick carter joined the dad club.ck's wife welcomed their child, otis. >> we went to check in at his home. >> he's really calm. >> 30-hour labor. 8 pounds, 11 ounces is that right? >> 20 inches. he was long. >> he's a big boy. tell me about the significance of that beautiful name. >> we'd been watching the show viking a lot. and oden was mentioned a lot. i wouldn't want to name him nick jr. >> to a horse and seven chickens, it's a sweet home life for this backstreet dad and wife lauren. nick reads and sings lullabies from a 1200 page lord of the rings book. ♪ and the wind from the sea ♪ the white lilies sway ♪ and the golden -- >> some people do good night moon. >> make sure he's an intelligent child. >> i love that. and changing the diapers, feeding him and loving it. >> i do not mind at all changing diapers. >> except the pee all over the place when he changes it. ♪ i want it that way >> a lot has changed for neck since backstreet boys' first album. it looked like the 36-year-old beat his drug and alcohol problem. b

i'm nick cannon from hollywood. good night, america! i'm nick cannon from hollywood.us, girls, work at the palms. we didn't know if any of us were next. >> the predator theory got a boost that second day when, on a walking path near shauna's house, someone found bits from her purse -- i.d., makeup kit, personal things. what crosses your mind when you realize it's somebody walking away from the scene, discarding things? >> a stalker? >> absolutely. a predator. sexual predator. >> they spread out, got the rest of homicide involved. days off were cancelled. everybody out. they looked everywhere. >> there was considerable pressure. pressure from media. pressure from our administration. everybody wants this thing solved and put away quickly. >> and then quite suddenly, a break. a tipster on the crimestopper's line with a story to tell. >> he had some information that he thought was connected to our murder. >> a wild goose chase? maybe. and maybe not. >> coming up, the tipster mentioned a detail about the crime, one that gets everyone's attention. >> no one knew that but th

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like it or not, nick, i love your daughter. >> nick: well, if that's the case, there's only one way to it. >> luca: and what's that? >> nick: pack your bags and leave town. >> summer: you moved out? mom, that makes no sense. you and jack, you guys are amazing together. >> phyllis: okay, nobody can understand what's going on in a relationship except for the two

with nick, nick started running.m. "ellos estaban con nick, quien empezó a correr hasta que lo perdieron de vista" de acuerdo a la universidad de berkeley tres estudiantes resultaron heridos. sot janet gilmore- vocera de uc berkeley we have two students with broken legs and one student with a broken foot. "tenemos a dos estudiantes con sus piernas fracturadas y otro con su pié roto" dijo esta vocera de la institutcin. despus del ataque el estudiante vlad kostiuk puso esta foto en facebook con el siguiente mensaje: "fui muy afortunado, estoy vivo a diferencia de otras personas que caminaban conmigo" oficiales de la universidad informaron que estn en contacto con la familia de nicolas leslie y que le han pedido ayuda a las autoridades en niza para encontrar al estudiante. sot janet gilmore- vocera de uc berkeley even those that weren't' physically injured, they've been through a highly traumatic situation and so we are offering counseling there. "aunque muchos no resultaron heridos, están bajo una situación muy traumát

hey yo, nick. this is how you at.hat made mariah laugh. [ audience oohs ] [ applause ] >> you want to talk about my act, let's make one thing clear. your act ain't even old enough to get up in here. [ laughter ] >> it's true. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh i can't do that! nick cannon, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. watch him this summer on "wild n' out" and "america's got talent." we're cooking with martha stewart when we come back. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ whatcha got there? new cheez-it sandwich crackers made with real cheese ummmm....sammiches sandwich with a d sammich... sandwich sammich sammich see!!! ahahaha! we take time for our cheese to mature, in our new cheez-it sandwich crackers. sammiches... just how wet and sticky your current gel antiperspirant is. now we're going to show you how degree dry spray is different. degree dry spray. degree. it won't let you down. to discover the power of the it's a golhuman hand.nity, the ability of a lexus master crafts

she and her husband are flying to nice to look for nick. >> nick's aunt and uncle who live in italy are in nice going from hospital to hospital to try to fine him. >>> turkey's president is vowing to punish the peement behind an -- people behind an attempted coup. brian webb reports. >> thousands of people filled the streets of turkey's capitol city saturday chanting support for their democratic government. the outpouring of emotion follows it coup attempt led by a faction of the military using tanks and gunfire. istanbul's airport and major bridges were shut down. but the president urged people to rise up and fill the street, and that's exactly what they did. daylight showed the extensive damage. battered buildings, crushed cars, and bodies lying in the street. turkey's president says those responsible will pay a heavy price. the government has arrested or fiefred thousands of -- fired thousands of troops and judges believed to be followers of the coup. he publicly condemned the coup but turkey wants him extradited. >> we invite them to present us with legitimate evidence that withstan

embassy and some rem didn't evens in the area are looking for nick ging from hospital tow hospital. >> the student missing is from del mar in southern. his mother posted this picture on facebook sighing this is what he was wearing yesterday. neighbors have been dropping by the family home. high has not answered his phone or returned to the student housing where he's living. >>> protests on both sides of the bay tonight upart of what is going called a day of rage. things got heated in the mission in san francisco. protestors faced offpolice in riot near about 90 minutes ago. the protests streamed liveton is it and in oakland dozens of protestors tried to walk onto the freeway. >> reporter: one of a handful of antipolice brutality protestors across the country. this was among one of the tamer protests. at one point, protestors walked onto the one ramp, they left before chp reeved. one appeared to hit a protestor with his baton. several became anxiety psychiatry confronted the officer. the man who was hit says it was totally unnecessary. >> he got out of his war and whacked me with the b

nick? happy birthday in the weeks coming up. nick: thank you. jim: enjoy your trip to troon. nick: i have my cashmeres packed. i'm ready. jim: congratulations, dustin johnson. that is some kind of impressive performance. again on top of the world of golf. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: more than 100 killed, in two new terror attacks. bombs rock the iraqi capitol, isis claims responsibility. also tonight, what hillary clinton is saying after her three and a half hour interview with the fbi this weekend. more homes are destroyed in a new outbreak of western wildfires. and remembering elie wiesel, the holocaust survivor and nobel laureate who's laid to rest in new yor this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. as americans prepare to celebrate independence day, new terror attacks, this time in iraq, have killed at least 120 people. two bombs went off sunday in the capitol city of baghdad. just as people were breaking their religious fast. the bombings followed a bombing in lang la desh on friday in which three u.s. college students wer

him running from the chaos. >> they were with nick. nick started running, they lost him. >> u u c berkeley officials say three other students in the program was injured. >> we have two with broken legs and one with a broken foot. >> yesterday, a student posted this picture on facebook. the caption says i was lucky, i'm a live. unlike other people walking with me. today, campus officials in berkeley say they're in contact with nick's family, law enforcement in nice and other students in the program. >> even though aren't physically injured, they've gone through a highly traumatic situation, so we are offering counseling. >> while the survivors in france cope with with they've experienced, nick's friends are hopeful he'll check in soon. >> so give us any kind of thumb's up that you're fine, that everything's okay. >> the university says several students in program are making arrangement to come home as soon as they can. meanwhile, i asked if they have plans to cancel their abroad program, and they say not at this point. reporting live in

here is the bbc's nick bryant. nick: dallas varies the loans of the shooting.es in downtown office buildings, policeman reliving the horror of the sniper attack that killed their colleagues. city cametraumatized president,lack joining his predecessor, george w. bush, a resident of dallas, for the singing of the national anthem at a time of national division. barack obama addressed the community morning the killing of five officers and a country in the midst of widespread protest addressed to the police. it was a time for understanding. hard obama: it is sometimes to think that the center won't hold and things might get worse. i understand. i understand how americans are feeling. but, dallas, i'm here to say we must reject such despair. to insist that we are not as divided as we seem. i know that, because i know america. i know how far we have come against impossible odds. the speech balanced praise with it a schism of racial discrimination. this gifted speaker acknowledged the limitations of his words in bridging the racial divide. pres. obama: can we find the

the chaos. >> they were with nick and nick started running. >> reporter: he's one of dozens of cal berkeley students in nice for a study abroad program. >> we have two students with broken legs and one student with a broken foot. >> reporter: yesterday brad posted this picture on facebook. the caption says i am lucky i am alive unlike other people walking with me. officials say they're in contact with nick's family, law enforcement in nice and other students in the program. >> even those that weren't physically injured they've gone through a traumatic situation so we're offering counseling there. >> reporter: while the survivors in france cope with what they've experienced, nick's friends are hopeful he'll check in soon. >> we're thinking about you buddy. we love you. >> reporter: the university says several students in the program are making arrangements to come home immediately. ar orting live nbc bay area news. ho thank you. >>> we're learning that other laple from the bay area were among those running for safety s ring that chaotic scene in thce. whis woman was vacationing with ler fami

nick. keep moving there have been multiple reports that new york yankees star derek jeter is going to marry his supermodel girlfriend hannah davis. this fourth of july weekend. holdon. here's toni know and tell. >> vera designing my dress. that's why i was up there. ever since i was li i think i imagined myself, i think it was the first bridal brand i even knew. i've been a fan of her work ever since. and it was just sort of like i was, my heart was set on it. she's gracious enough to do it for me. >> we know what she's wearing, we can tell you it will be in california's napa valley. and we can tell you that reports of it happening this weekend are premature. the former yankee captain and his swimsuit model fiancee, hannah davis will be tying the knot soon, just not this we the guest list? it will mostly be a family affair. >> s small, intimate. >>> up next, gwynneth's hard talk. >> anybody who's been divorced knows, you have to put aside quite a lot. >> it's a commitment i make every day t

nick leslie was killed in the attacks in nice, france, on thursday. part in an entrepreneurship there. he was killed when a truck drove through a crowd in a bastille bay celebration on thursday. >> shocked, i guess. we have 35,000 students on campus, and of all the possible campuss in the u.s., berkeley students. it hurts. we are all golden bears forever. i am speaking personally for me. it hits closer to home. >> reporter: just two weeks ago, a vigil was held for an 18- year-old cal student who was killed in bangladesh. john - - jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and we have delays in the southbound, northbound 101, slow and go 280 to 680, and you can hop on 280 headed to downtown san jose. not seeing any delays. and i want to let you know there is a travel advisory for the pacheco pass, 152, an accident with an overturned vehicle. that's an 8- mile backup through gilroy heading on to the pacheco pass. and 880, nimitz freeway looks okay past the coliseum, northbound to the maze, 19 minutes, and then to the bay bridge, you are backed up. southbound 880 at thorn

yesterday, it was confirmed that nick died. he was missing since the truck plowed into the crowd in the bastille day celebration. >> we were not doing that well. >> reporter: nick's death is another blow to an already-sad count. an 18-year-old was killed in the attack in bangladesh earlier this month, and about 60 more students are in the program that nick was part of. the university offered to bring them back a few days early. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, were there any other students injured in the attack? >> reporter: three were hurt, two from broken legs and one has a broken foot and i should mention that nick's vimg i -- vigil is at 4:30. >> all right. thank you. >>> people are mourning three police officers including a sheriffs deputy shot and killed in an attack. the gunman was identified as gavin long. the orders were montrell jackson and matthew gerald and the deputy was brad garafola. the 15-year-old son of one of the victims is among those calling for calm. >> our police aren't bad. there are some that are bad, bu

she was not expecting to go into the water, nick. >> oh, big deal.dumbest part of this is he was shooting it vertically and missed the action of her falling in the pool. >> you know muscle beach in california where all the hunky, muscley people go to work out. >> yes. >> oli makes an appearance every time he's in l.a. >> nice. >> you mind if i drive? >> please. >> well you got to give this man credit. >> wow. >> age is just a number. >> just warming up. >> this man appears to be in his 80s. cardigan and all. >> oh, that's -- >> always a cardigan. >> in front of all of these guys' pecs, he does all kinds of lifting and dropping of the weights. >> grandpa . >> obviously this is not the first time this grandpa has been you know lifting it looks like he's been doing it for awhile. >> yes, if you start healthy and stay healthy, you can have mobility and strength well into your later years. >> yeah look at this mobility he's moving like he's a 20-year-old. >> sweet. >> so weird. the guy is legit. not what or who. it's legit. >> but if we rewind to the very

>> nick: yeah. she's a little shaky, but she's tough. your aunt victoria's with her now. >> luca: no fun time with travis? that's a change for victoria. >> nick: she's fine. but she is concerned about your grandfather. i mean, it was a pretty big move. he tracked ian down a couple hours after he was shot and went after him. >> luca: not to mention breaking out of custody to do it. >> summer: the courts can't hold that against him, can they? add more time to his sentence? >> nick: mom and phyllis are fine. ian's locked up. but keep in mind, adam got out

nick, a vietnamese-american. he works as a photographer for the associated press more than a half century. he spent almost a decade covering the vietnam war beginning at the age of 16. one-six. he won the 1973 pulitzer prize for photography for the terrible war. you may remember he iconic photographer, a photograph of vietnamese children fleeing from napalm bombing during the vietnam war. it is also my pleasure today to introduce you to our moderator. meet angela, the dean of the lbj school of public affairs at ut austin. she's a region chair in public affair. also a former deputy director of the congressional research service and he is a fellow of the national academy of public administration. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our panelists. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. we are so pleased that you're here. what we're going to be doing today, this is how we're setting this up. obviously we have two very distinguished photo journalists, and many of us who lived through the vietnam warsa

a protest set for today over a >> nick: reporting for duty, the pats opening training camp. fans lining up this morning to get their first look at this year's team. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> nick: call it thursday. call it friday eve, whatever you prefer. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris anderson in for sarah french. >> christa: and as far as the heat wave, looks like we didn't make it. >> kris: last night was nice. chris. >> chris: humidity in check. we fell short in the city of boston, but just west of the city, plenty of towns hitting 90 degrees. and you folks, the heat wave will continue for day number eight. i think we'll hit 90 again today in boston. quiet today. tomorrow a big change in the pattern. it will be cooler, but we increase the chance of rain. we'll watch for these heavier batches of rain set up because localized downpours certainly a possibility as we get into friday. so we'll look for that.

like it or not, nick, i love your daughter. >> nick: well, if that's the case, there's only one way to: and what's that? >> nick: pack your bags and leave town. >> summer: you moved out? mom, that makes no sense. you and jack, you guys are amazing together. >> phyllis: okay, nobody can understand what's going on in a relationship except for the two people in it.

nick, thank you. during that hubbub with chuck todd we had to move to the coup equivalent of a small studio in 30 rockefeller plaza where we had working electronics and audio after an outage here. i'm going to ask you to repeat a little bit some of what you said to chuck, because it bears repeating. how important turkey is, how important turkey is to the united states. i got kind of a kick out of people saying that washington was taken by surprise by the news. that kind of is part of the definition of a coup. >> well, that's exactly right, brian. what we were talking about before with chuck is this. it's the obvious point. the united states needs reliable friends and partners at this time in the middle east. as this tsunami of violence and terrorism washes over the middle east, as we see the islamic state, such a problem, and we see challenges to civil order in so many arab countries. we were depending on turkey to be a partner because turkey has tremendous influence in the sunni world. we depend upon

is from there that nick bryant has this report for us. nick: chilling new photographs of the lone gunmen and police say deliberately targeted and assassinated their officers. this is the volley of gunfire as police were alerted into an ambush after responding to a call that a man dressed in black was brandishing rifle. nick: the surveillance video shows how an officer tried it to take over. this was the weapon he was up against. alone gun man has been long,fied as gavin eugene a former marine who served a six-month tour of duty in iraq. he also had an online alias, cause no comment posted a video messages on the internet complaining about the treatment of african americans at the hands of police. >> i'm in dallas right now. nick: in this one he claims to be in dallas days after the killing of five officers in the city, and called for black men to fight back. these were his three victims, matthew gerald, brad garafola, and montrell jackson. officer jackson had posted an emotional message on facebook just days before, describing how hard it

nick joins us, you can her them behind you, nick. >> reporter: by our account, 30 to 40 members of byp100. the black youth project 100, 5 hours in through this protest which shut down this intersection. if you look behind me, a couple blocks away from union station on the right capitol hill just a few blocks away off to the left, the focus of this protest is actually the building right here behind us at the intersection, home to the national order of police, protesters, have been sitting here for a moment holding signs and singing, and take a listen to what their message has been. >> today we are shutting down the national fraternal order of the legislative officer and making sure this is not business as usual, they'll not be able to create legislation today, and protect killer cops. >>> we are five hours into this protest, a peaceful protest so far, you can see police here standing right alongside the protest, they do tell us, they don't plan ongoing anywhere, anytime soon, mike. they tell us the goal is 28 hours or really as long as they are allowed to be here, right here at the interse

nick johnson beat everybody to the punch hunting down every, single pokemon in north america. he captured the last one here at grand army plaza. the entrance to central park. nick works 50 hours a week for a tech company but still found the time to walk new york's five boroughs for two weeks watching pokemon. only took him two weeks. when nick describes the effort involved, it's no wonder he lost 10 pounds along the way and other players just sound jealous. >> i would go out after work at about 6, 6:30 and my girlfriend would meet me and he would grab dinner and walk around and catch pokemon. played about 6 to 8 hours a day when i would leave after work and i would walk about an average 8 miles a day. >> he might have all of them but his might be a lower level than mine. >> well, okay. today neck is hopping on a plane because -- nick is hopping on a plane because he has gran plans to catch pokemon a-- nick is hopping on a plane because he has grand plans to catch pokemon overseas. >> congrats to him. >>> 4:571. this movie marquee might make you ask the question, what year is i

what we'll do is look at the photographs that nick chose for us to view today. >>> nick myers is one of the reasons that you got into photo journalist and your brother was a photo journalist and he was kill inside ted in the war and 16 when you started this. talk to us as what you saw as your world in photo journalism in the war. >> he went back to siassignment again six months later, october 16, 1965. viet congre viet cong killed all the rangers. they killed my brother. then 1966 -- i came back. >> and we all know about your pictures when you went. can you tell us what happened that day before that picture was taken and what happened after that day. >> viet cong locked their highway. d-day of june 7th. 8:00 a.m. morning, refugees in saigon and a lot of bombs outside. i took a lot of pictures. about one mile. then you know, you have enough pictures. i went back to highway one again. i saw a vietnamese army. i hear two of them coming. the first to dive is a-37. the second one they dropped all the bombs. i don't believe it. they're only a hundred yard away from my side. >> i don't beli

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uc berkeley student, nick leslie, who was reported missing after the attack on nice, france, has been found dead. the fbi reported that the campus officials today. sergio quinn tan nice live with more. >> reporter: news of nick leslie's passing is slowly making it here to the cal campus. a lot of the students are on summer break for the summer term, but for those students who knew him this is no doubt a tragedy. uc berkeley confirmed that 20-year-old nick leslie was among the dozens of people killed in nice, france, on thursday, when a truck plowed into a crowd celebrating bastille day. let'sly's parents live in san diego county. they had flown to france this weekend to join the efforts to fine him since he had been reported missing since thursday. leslie was in france along with dozens of other cal students studying there. for students on campus this is a shock. >> we done kicked it's couple of times but it's like you got be thickening about the whole picture, and going to rise up, he in a better place now. >> i've already had thoughts about how dangerous the whole world is from terr

nick: i talk about the weekend on monday. ernie: how's it going to look? nick: looking okay for the rest of today. a shower or two northwest of the city. that's about it. that. the heat is done. ernie: that will cool down. nick: today we made the low to middle 80s. a couple of upper 80s, but no more 90s for a while. it is going to stay humid. 83, 69 in new york city today. look at that. that's an average day compared to what we've been recently. record high 99. record low at 59. we did get well needed rain, the early part of the morning. it poured in central new jersey on to long island. we got an inch in new york city. we can take have fallen over the reservoir country, but they didn't get a great deal there. right now in new york city, it's humid and 83. humidity up to 63 percent with a 69-degree dew point. humidity will stay for the weekend. we have scattered clouds. pressure is 29.83 and falling with the wind out of the northeast. we'll find temperatures that are in the upper 80s like it is still at poughkeepsie, 88. it has rained in sussex in the last

. >> wherever you are, nick, please come home soon, dude, miss you. >> reporter: i talked to nick's mother over the phone this morning. she is very nervous. she tells me the u.s. embassy and some relatives who happen to live in the area are now searching for nick from hospital to hospital. in the meantime, three uc- berkeley students have decided to come home early. they will be on a flight soon. live at uc-berkeley, da lin, kpix 5. >>> that bullet-riddled truck that killed so many people was towed away today and fences were put up to block views. police gunfire finally stopped the driver after he zigzagged through the crowds for more than a mile. survivors are still in shock over what they witnessed. >> i seen one guy actually going -- sobbing, crying, people holding babies, screaming. >> he was trying to shoot the police to defend himself and, um, the police started shooting and at that time, they pushed me away. >> of the more than 200 people who were hurt, 50 are in critical condition tonight and many are on life support. >>> the man behind the rampage arrested earlier this year for a

i am sure the hospitals are overwhelmed. >> reporter: i talked to nick's mother yesterday and she is nervous. she and her husband are flying to nice to look for any -- nick. >> attribute along the tour de france route. someone spelled out nice in a hayfield with a heart dotting the i. >>> back in the bay area, we learned the 2 men died in a terrible crash on a freeway. the crash brought traffic to hold on to 10 in pasadena. -- 210 in pasadena. a red buick was told after being pinned between 2 trucks. the 20-year-old driver of the buick and his passenger, both die. the cause is under investigation. >>> 2 dogs stabbed at the bay area park. tonight the dog owners tell us what led up to the attacks. >> reporter: otis may be wondering where ruth is. he hasn't seen her since last sunday when some weird stuff happen. >> i was standing about where you were. was talking to the neighbor. >> reporter: his human took him to the spartan empty lot that acts as a dog park in a laurel neighborhood of oakland. he saw puppy on the other side of the fence. >> one of my dogs shot under the fence. a dog'

i can only hope i'm on the short list. >> they would be lucky to have him. >> nick may want the job,doesn't look good. he has yet to fill in since michael ssrahan exited the show for "gma" and a new twist today. we've learned that kelly's co-host will be named before the new season starts in september and that could be bad news for front-runner anderson cooper. cnn is counting on him for their november election coverage and the timing may eliminate him from consideration. so where does that leave the search to replace strahan? well, surprise. fred savage has emerged as a top contender. >> that's the very most popular demand is fred savage. >> he's booked for three days in a row, starting july 1th. pe've learned that while the actor wants the job, he is reluctant to relocate his family to new york. another contender -- al >> they need to have people back again and again so you can see. >> we've learned that savage wants the job, but he is reluctant to locate his family to new york. another contender -- alec n.ldwi >> i have always wanted to do a show where i can stay home. >> he fille