the destination, nick's favorite place on earth. >> nick! we're in disney! >> this is a big deal. a big deal for our whole family. we all want to go home and talk about it. >> reporter: nick's older sister tasha says she is proud of her brother. >> it is a cause for celebration because he has come such a long way. and he's as typical as i would love for him to be. >> reporter: even as nick's confidence is growing, he may not know what's about to happen when he turns 21. his family knows and can't help but worry. what are you most afraid of? >> pulling that plug. his world is going to collapse. everything that we have spent the hours the dollars is about to go down the drain. >> reporter: in eric's case he is very aware that change is coming. he even talks about leaving the rebecca school with one of his aide. >> you dent want to have your graduation party this year? >> not yet. wait until you are 25. >> okay. >> he is really under stress. he has a fantasy about taking all of the girls that he has loved, all on a trip where they go away together. and he was going to have this be wh

-nick: yeah. lemonis: nick, can you get fabio for me? nick: yeah, yeah, sure.ck is the head of sales, and he doesn't even seem to understand who his clients are. more importantly, he doesn't even seem to know how to drum up any new business. i mean, this is a real problem. the question, fabio, is, who is the biggest account for this business? fabio: i actually just had one that's called skyline restoration, which is a buddy of mine that -- shirts, it was about 8,000 tees. and he gave me his other company recently, which is about 500 shirts, and the business is gonna build from there. con edison -- i have buddies that work for con edison. -lemonis: the electric company? -sal: yeah, the electric. fabio: delta, another one. -lemonis: somebody you knew? -fabio: [ laughs ] it actually is a good friend of mine. lemonis: maybe we need to hire some salespeople. nick: well, i don't know about that. lemonis: you can't even rattle off to me the customers that you have. nick: i have a lot of relationships with a lot of my customers, and they'll recommend me -- lemonis: the

>> nick: i'm >> 7news at 6:00 starts now. >> nick: first at 6:00, president obama preparing to address the nation tonight to provide an update on the investigation into the terror attack in san bernardino, california. this comes four days after the deadly shooting rampage there. >> nan: and the president is expected to take a firm stance on the terror threat at home in the fight against isis overseas as the investigation into the shooting continues. 7's brandon gunnoe is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> brandon: do americans feel safe? tonight the president is american people that we are safe, what he's doing to stop isis in the middle east as well as here on the homeland. this weekend president obama met with his top advisers in the white house situation room to attack. for the third time in his commander-in-chief will address the nation from the oval office. in his weekly address, he all terrorism. >> it is entirely possible that these two attackers were radicalized to commit this act of terror. >> this after days of criticism for saying it was possible lay work plays shoot,

>> reporter: and nick, there is still clean-up to do here. right now, police are looking into what caused this driver to cross the yellow line, hit a curb, and then the home. fog made for low visibility this morning. heavy fog hung over route 62 in north reading. the scene of a deadly accident around 6:00 this morning. >> we heard a loud bang. i knew someone had hit the house. just because of the sound and the feeling. >> reporter: tracy griswold was home m.s. when the driver, a 39-year-old woman from wilmington, slammed into her living room. >> when she hit the wall, the wall fell. in the wall was in on the living room furniture. she rushed outside. >> i came out and saw the vehicle. the engine was still revving. i just called 911. >> reporter: the impact of the crash threw the driver into the passenger seat. out. certainly, forecast weather is always a factor. but we haven't determined the exact cause of the accident. >> it is upsetting to know someone passed away. it is a little difficult. >> reporter: an inspector told the home owner to s

nick? >> nick: jadiann, families were left waiting helplessly outside the building following the shooting not knowing exactly what happened inside or if their loved ones were alive. >> i heard another coworker screaming, there's a shooting, there's a shooting, there's a shooting. oh, my god, she got shot. >> nick: workers inside the inland regional center in san bernardino hid in closets and locked their office doors fearing for their safety after the shooters opened fire. >> it sounded like a gun range, just shots going off like crazy. it was a lot, a lot of shots. >> nick: they say they were going about their daily routines when shots rang out. >> it was like a normal day. next thing you know, we hear this big boom and it kept on going and going. it was bad. >> nick: family members with loved ones inside felt hopeless. >> she said there was a shooting, she's scared, she's hiding in a closet. >> reporter: your sister is in there? >> she works there. >> nick: their cell phones were the only

nick bryant has more. in a rare primetime address, only the 30 is delivered from the oval office, barack obama explained that the terror threat in america had evolved into a new phase, from attacks like 9/11 to less complicated acts of violence like san bernardino. president obama: the threat from terrorism is real but we will overcome it. and anydestroy isil other organization that tries to harm us. our success will not depend on tough talk were abandooing or values or giving in to fear. that is what groups like isil are hoping for. instead, we will prevail by being strong and smart. resilient and relentless. rather than outlining a new approach, the president defended his present course of action based on your strikes against the islamic state in syria and iraq. u.s. special forces working with local militias. in many ways, this speech was a plea for patients, national unity, and religious tolerance. president obama: we cannot turn against one another by letting this fight be defined as a war between ame

thanks, nick. you saved me from having to figure out what i was going to >> the prime suspect. >> you already got me. >> you already got me once. >> this doesn't end. >> prank wars do not end. they only escalate. >> i do not lose prank wars! >> mmmm, that's good. >> videos and more great videos, there's no shortage on "right this minute." we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac

right, nick? >> [snores] announcer: ahem, excuse me. [whispers] right, nick?ust need a tiara sombrero, and my mexi princess dream wedding pageant will be complete. ahh. this is finishing touches. >> yee-ha! [engines rev] [crowd screaming] oh, my god, did you see that lightning? yep, lightning. oh, and there's a fender bender towards the bottom of your screen, too. [crowd screaming] the driver wasn't hurt, but i'm pretty sure he didn't win the race. fact--monster truck racing is the only sport where the judges' table is a spare tire. man [over p.a.]: everybody back, please. everybody back. we got an emt. ah, he is good. can i get a top truck from everybo? [crowd cheers] announcer: oh, good. a doctor's here. [man over p.a., indistinct] [crowd cheering] announcer: he must have great insurance. charles is gonna climb newbury hill in this car thingy. is he gonna win or fail? >> ohh. announcer: let's find out. fail. fail. fail. this is starting to sound like my fifth grade report card. maybe you should turn on your gps. >> 30 seconds. announcer: recalculating route.

>> nick: a four-year-old child killed in a house fire in westport. that fire broke out late last night. firefighters just not able to get there in time. >> nancy: investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the fire. we are live in westport with this tragic story. >> reporter: yeah. a little boy kill. his mother and sister injured. >> you take a look behind me here, you see the damage that was done to this home. this man heartbroken and crying sunday afternoon, after grandson was killed in a fire at this home in westport late saturday night. >> such a sweet boy. sweet kid. >> reporter: three other people were injured. that includes the boy's mother and sister. both suffering from serious burns to their bodies. >> you never know from one minute to the next, what's going happen to your children. >> i feel very bad for the family. >> reporter: investigators are still trying to figure out what could have started the fire that took the life of a little boy. >> reporter: investigators are also looking into whether or not this house had smoke alarms

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nick? >> exactly, he says, i've been doing that for 30 years now, but without much success, because it seems people like santa just the way he is now. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> bony snider as richard engel was describing for us the history behind santa claus it's interesting. >> it was fascinating to learn how it trans nated and now santa we know comes from america. >> it's not just turkey, in prague st. nick does not look like santa claus. >> no. >> celebrating birth days annie can, of 6, jimmy buffet 69. all right. i'm richard lui along with bonnie snider. "today." you. >>> we are waking up to a gift from mother nature, the warmest christmas day ever.

thanks, nick. me from having to figure out what i was going to have for dinner. >> the prime suspect. >> you already got me. >> you already got me once. >> this doesn't end. >> prank wars do not end. they only escalate. >> i do not lose prank wars! >> mmmm, that's good. >> videos and more great videos, there's no shortage on "right this minute." we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. dax: and dax holt. harvey: charles again, on vacation. this is kind of a choker. mark salling from "glee," one of the stars of "glee" arrested this morning on child porn charges and this turns out to be a massive, massive lapd investigation conducted by the internet crimes against children task force. here's what we know. our law enforcement sources have told us this morning and dennis and i

and sausage. >> nick: what are you doing here? >> sage: my job. >> nick: so early? i didn't even hear you leave the house. >> sage: oh, yeah. i have a lot to do. >> nick: yeah? i mean, we're historically pretty light this time of year. >> sage: yeah, tell that to the people who are booking their holiday luncheons and office parties. we have three next week. >> nick: i just thought maybe you'd want some days off, you know? noah can certainly cover. >> sage: if you would rather that i was less involved at the club, nick, you can just say so. >> nick: that's not what i meant. >> sage: what did you mean? >> nick: i don't know. i'd just kind of like us to spend some time together. why don't we put some food together and go out to lake geneva and just hang out? it's beautiful there this time of year. >> sage: i know what you're doing.

nick is nothing like the santa we know. the bishop says, and they would be even more fun if i was a child and had gifts coming my way. so how did st. nicholas go from a real-life christian saint to a fairy tale figure from a greek orthodox bishop to a toymaker with a staff of elves and a team of flying reindeer? well, much of that happened in america. the 19th century poem "'twas the night before christmas" describes st. nick as jolly and plump, flying in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. cartoonist thomas nast came up with the familiar santa image and ads like this one from the 30s helped lock it in. coca-cola has a bigger advertising budget than the greek orthodox church. do you try and tell people when you see all of these little santas, that's not the guy. that has nothing to do with st. nick. >> exactly, he says. i've been doing that without much success. because it seems people like santa just the way he is now. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> we like santa and now we like st. nick. thank you, richard. that's going

nick decided to transfer to cal as a graduate walk on this summer.es with his center mady who plays for the bear's volleyball team. she factors into steve's decision to take the job in oakland. >> so he says. it was either that or steph curry. i don't know. >> i honestly think he was going to new york. >> mady takes credit in terms of you could be miserable, you could have been in new york with a bad team last year. >> reporter: winning titles is nothing new for the kerr family. nick was around for all 5 of steve's championships with the bulls and spurs. >> i remember game 6 against dallas. he hadn't played the entire playoffs. they're getting blasted by 15 or 20. i'm at my friend's house. we're playing outside on the basketball hoop because we're like the game's over. his dad ideals, nick, your dads in. he hits a 3. we're excited. he hits another 3. my dad was out there at age 37 making huge plays to win a playoff series. >> reporter: nick hopes he can match his dad as a coach one day. >> he would beat me in a shooting contest still. he still walks

nick is nothing like the santa we know.hose stories are fun, the bishop says, and they would be even more fun if i was a child and had gifts coming my way. >> how did st. nicolas go from a christian saint to a fairy tale from a greek orthodox bishop to a toy maker with a staff of elves and team of flying reindeer? much of that happened in america. the 19th century poem t'was the night before christmas describes st. nick as jolly and plump. flying in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. cartoonist thomas nass came up with the familiar santa image. and ads like this one helped lock it in. of course, coca-cola has a bigger advertising budget than the greek orthodox church. >> you try and tell people when you see all of these little santas, that's not the guy? that has nothing to do with st. nick. exactly, he says. i've been doing that for 30 years now. but without much success. because it seems people like santa just the way he is now. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >> just ahead, presidential hopefuls take last minute jabs before

but one jolly old saint nick is trading in his signature red suit this season.et the man being called hipster santa. that's coming up next. stay with us. happy birthday.pop pop. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers. a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. tell your doctor about bleeding, new or unexpected shortness of breath, any

i have a lot to do. >> nick: yeah? i mean, we're historically pretty light this time of year. >> sage: yeah, tell that to the people who are booking their holiday luncheons and office parties. we have three next week. >> nick: i just thought maybe you'd want some days off, you know? noah can certainly cover. >> sage: if you would rather that i was less involved at the club, nick, you can just say so. >> nick: that's not what i meant. >> sage: what did you mean? >> nick: i don't know. i'd just kind of like us to spend some time together. why don't we put some food together and go out to lake geneva and just hang out? it's beautiful there this time of year. >> sage: i know what you're doing.

there's nick today. there is a picture i tweeted today of nick and me from 1991. >> wow. >> at the canyon of heroes parade for our war veterans. nick and i were so very proud of that day because we broadcast live from a bus with war veterans on borden joying the parade. we have enjoyed working with nick. thank you for your service. >> without a doubt. >> just hanging out. obviously doing stuff at yankee stadium live shots and things like that, you know, he's first rate. he is one of the best out there. and just hanging out was what i'll remember most. >> i worked with him a bunch. his work is outstanding. >> thank you for joining us.

nick valencia reports. nick: this christmas, scenes of devastation in parts of the south and midwest. flooding across north georgia, and tornadoes tearing across several states. >> started hearing a real loud roar, just starting getting louder and louder. and i told her, i said, we need to get into the house now. >> it sounded literally like a freight train, sounding of the horn. it was coming. nick: in ashland, mississippi, all that's left of teresa mckay's home is the porch. she and her husband were inside when they saw the tornado coming. they ran and hid in this truck. teresa: there is nothing left in my house. not one thing. nothing but all that debris. nick: this building may have saved tony goodwin's life, when a tornado hit perry county, tennessee. tony: i had my grandson in my arm, under my arm. and everybody got in, except for my sister-in-law. i'm yelling at her, come on! and she got in, and as soon as she did, i shut the door. nick: the tornado knocked his house off its foundation. shelter. capt

let's go to 7's nick emmons in the control room. nick? >> nick: christa, last night was supposed to be a private event where donald trump picked up that endorsement. instead it turned out to be a public protest outside. remains under fire for his controversial proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. people protested outside the event chanting things like trump is hitler. well, at the event a new england police union unanimously voted to endorse trump. if elected, trump said anyone who kills an officer would get the death penalty. the union says despite trump's controversial comments on muslims, he has its full support. >> this isn't a religious thing. this is a law enforcement... we all bleed blue. so i'm not going to get into threat rick. that's ridiculous. >> the things i've heard donald trump say on his campaign, the racist intolerance is so and do nothing. >> what if donald trump becomes president? we will have concentration camps for muslims. for me to be honest, i wouldn't feel safe if he's president. >> nick: despite that, a

nick: as a reality. christine: thank you, nick, we talked a lot about steve harvey's miss universe mistake. it was a mess, today on twitter he posted a picture showing he can laugh at himself, saying, merry easter y'all. >> a thriller. golden state takes on lebron james next with sports. >> want to give a shout out to my family, my lovely wife jackie, by boys be brandon and taylor, happy holiday, merry christmas, happy new year, i when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bathroom? pcialis for daily use, is the only approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to gop frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink

but nick's good about it, though. if we don't -- don't charge for everything. >> got to look out for me. >> got to make money. >> in the end, it's jail, so it's all about me. >> battaglia got his new position when the inmate who held it prior to him got into trouble. >> i replaced bernard. he got caught tattooing. they moved him to s-2 now. >> william bernard had already given himself a new hairstyle. he got into trouble when staff also noticed a freshly made inmate tattoo on his wrist. since tattooing violates jail rules, bernard is confined to a disciplinary cell he now shares with lewis pizzi. >> i wanted to represent bronze star or a general star to symbolize the military, because i know a lot of the guys that had passed away had gotten bronze stars, medals of valor, quite a few got purple hearts before they even got killed, so i wanted to go along those lines. and i'll probably get a tattoo of a purple heart later on down the road. >> bernard said he chose the star to honor men he served with in the army, who had

nick: it is amazing. we're, even today, it was chillier, but another day where we're above average. 45, 34 the split. today we were 49. ernie: we're going to keep it going. nick: going back up the scale. by the end of the week -- ernie: get that bathing suit. nick: you and your speedo, i know. ernie: easy now. nick: 49, 41 today. there you go. 65 and 4 in the records, the low back in 1900. wel be'l challenged with a bit of cloud cover tomorrow as we were today. a bit of cloud cover now. 45. humidity is dry. wind light out of the north. the pressure on the rise 30.11 with high pressure building in from the south and west to give us a couple of nice days. 50 at bridgeport. upper 30s in monticello. it's cooled off quickly to the north. the freezing mark at sullivan county. 37 poughkeepsie. 47 on the east end. mid 40s as you move to everywhere else. we'll have a light wind tonight out of the north. right now it's calm in a lot of locales. eventually that will shift to the south tomorrow and stay that way for

>> trevor: please welcome nick canon! and applause) >> trevor: oh, thank you so much for coming! >> thank you for having me! >> trevor: i feel like every time i see you, someone is doing something amazing and then people are crying afterwards. >> that's just a day in my life. >> trevor: every time i see you, something crazy is happening and you cry. do you cry on that show? >> i do cry. i shed a tear every once in a while. >> trevor: is it real tears or tv cry like somebody's paying me to cry? >> i can't give you all the secrets, man! (laughter) no, honestly, because they're true american stories and when you see an everyday american strive for their dreams, it's touching, man. it's emotional. some of them are crazy, too. you mix emotion with crazy and sometimes it's tears of craziness. but it works out because i think everyone loves a family show. >> trevor: it's a huge show. we watch it in south africa as well. if you were to go on one of those shows, what would your talent be? >> oh, that's a tough one. >> trevor: toug

nick is is a far cry from the santa we know. >> everybody know's santa's real name is saint nick.you may be surprised to learn the real saint nicholas was born here in turkey almost 1800 years ago. his statue still stands in the center of town where he served as bishop and acted like a saint. his present day successor is revered here too. once a year he holds mass in the church where his famous predecessor was buried. >> and there is an icon of saint nicholas in every greek orthodox church? >> yes of course. >> the stories are fun the bishop says, and they would be even more fun if i was a child and had gift s coming my way. >> how did it go from the real saint to a fairy tale figure and all the reindeer? well, much of that happened in america. a poem described saint nick as jolly and plump, flying in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. cartoonists came up with the image and ads like this one helped lock in it. of course coca-cola has a bigger advertising budget than the orthodox church. >> and do you try and tell people that's not the guy? that has nothing to do with saint nick? >> exac

nicks taking on the waves p. ss swaves. >>> owner holly are ringing in the holiday, they're slowing down the usual and bussal, reminding people of the true meaning of christmas. the true meaning is also not this stuff, generally speaking. >>> new york city down right and record breaking warmth will go into the weekend and that's a whole different story in the west with snow. i 90 closed at -- you know i know this pass too. snoqual snoqualmie pass and meteorologist bonny schneider saying snoqual me andmie. >> and right now, they're looking at that risk for flooding. atlanta, for example, 3.67 inches and record amount of there. and look at alabama and mississippi, these are flood situation. and emergency officials are advising stay off the road in the record warmth. look how warm we're exect pd to get. high temperatures in the 60s and 70s and in the south, we're expecting these warm numbers to stay with us through saturday. by contrast, get ready, a big winter storm is brewing out west. a blizzard watch now in effe

man: [laughs] [creature growls] nick: with one holiday... nick: after another.

been with nick saban for so long. since 2004 when nick went to the nfl, he went to georgia as running back coach. with him and the defensive coordinator since 2008, and if it does come true that he's named the new head coach the at georgia, which seems automatic now, he's not the first assistant coach that has had to coach through the playoffs after he's been named. >> verne: here is harris. jake mcgee. first down. that's been a rarity in this ballgame for florida -- and who might you have in mind? >> gary: here are the guys we went through. some real names. some successful in a win and some not successful when they've done it but they've all done a great job and went on to be good head coaches as well. >> verne: here is harris. valdez showers, number 10 with the catch. a gain of 18. >> verne: c.j. warton came -- >> verne: c.j. worton came on the field. wide receiver. harris looks deep. fires way downfield. up and -- >> gary: touchdown. >> verne: my gosh. >> gary: [laughing] he called it -- >> verne: one official is c

been with nick saban for so long. since 2004 when nick went to the nfl, he went to georgia as running back coach. when he came back, he's been with him and the defensive coordinator since 2008, and if it does come true that he's named the new head coach the at georgia, which seems automatic now, he's not the first assistant coach that has had to coach through the playoffs after he's been named. >> verne: here is harris. jake mcgee. first down. that's been a rarity in this ballgame for florida -- and who >> gary: here are the guys we went through. some real names. some successful in a win and some not successful when they've done it but they've all done a great job and went on to be good head coaches as well. >> verne: here is harris. valdez showers, number 10 with the catch. another first down. a gain of 18. >> verne: c.j. warton came -- the field. wide receiver. harris looks deep. up and -- >> gary: touchdown. >> verne: my gosh. >> gary: [laughing] he called it -- >> verne: one official is calling it off. c.j. worton

been with nick saban for so long. since 2004 when nick went to the nfl, he went to georgia as running back coach. when he came back, he's been with him and the defensive coordinator since 2008, and if it does come true that he's named the new head coach the at georgia, which seems automatic now, he's not the first assistant coach that has had to coach through the playoffs after he's been named. >> verne: here is harris. jake mcgee. first down. that's been a rarity in this ballgame for florida -- and who might you have in mind? >> gary: here are the guys we went through. some real names. some successful in a win and some not successful when they've done it but they've all done a great job and went on to be good head coaches as well. >> verne: here is harris. valdez showers, number 10 with the catch. another first down. a gain of 18. >> verne: c.j. warton came -- >> verne: c.j. worton came on the field. wide receiver. harris looks deep. fires way downfield. up and -- >> gary: touchdown. >> verne: my gosh. >> gary: [laug

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nick: the humidity has been high. dari: bad hair. nick: in the 60s. it's going to happen again tomorrow. breaking the 60 degree mark in tomorrow's high. boston cooler at 49. albany, 57. philadelphia, 70 today. 71 towards buffalo. and again, we'll continue to see temperatures above average for a lot of this week. we have some rain coming in from the west. let's look at fox 5 sky guardian. you can see that rain is inching towards the new jersey-pennsylvania border. this will be sneaking in here in two hours or so. we'll see some showers and a couple of thunderstorms in the forecast overnight. we have fog to deal with across the dense fog advisory continues until late tonight because of the visibilities that have been below a half to a quarter of a mile. in the bigger view, you can see showers and storms rolling across pennsylvania, scattered off to the west. not a lot of rain, but we'll get something with the cold front sliding in from the east. it will cool us down tomorrow and more significantly wednesday. 60 in the city up to poughkeepsie. sussex, 62

nick: we expect a change. as has been the case, it's going to last for two, three days and we'll warm up again. nick: 53, 46 today. so cooler than it's been. but that 53 is still 10 degrees above the average high for this time of year. low should be around freezing. we won't be down to that number until saturday morning. 63 and 7 in the records. the record low back in 1876. 7:14 sunrise. down at 4:29. tomorrow is a cloudy day with rain on the way. clouds are in place. 49. humidity on the increase with a southeast wind. the wind at 8 miles an hour. pressure is rising at 30.03. low 50s around the city down to the jersey shore today. about 50 long island up to connecticut and 52 poughkeepsie. cooler monticello. allentown coming in at 52. we're back into the 40s. 50 at allentown. 47 sussex. belmar. 47 as you get up towards bridgeport. from yesterday's mild weather, we're down about 6 to 10 degrees across the area with a wind that has come to the south and east. wind. now you see it veering around and high pressure

let's go to 7's nick emmons. he has more on this story for us. nick? >> nick: that's right. these rival baristas, they fight for customers every day. one of them working right here at this starbucks. the other one working a few steps away at this dunkin' donuts. they fight for customers, but when one of them was fighting to breathe, it was the other one who stepped in to help. if you work at 4:00 a.m., you a certain connection with others on that same schedule, even if they work at your main competition. >> we usually say, hi, how's it going, what's going on. >> nick: friday morning derek moore was on his way to his job fluid built up in my lungs, so when i got up to go get up, it all went inside my lungs. >> nick: yaakov horwarth, who works at "star wars," saw moore on the ground and ran over the help. >> he said it was really hard to breathe and he had used up his inhaler. >> he knew something was wrong. i was waving my hands. he came over and he's like, "are you all right?" i didn't have any air left. i'm just waving at him. he called the police. >> nick: moore doesn't ev