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the 67-year-old navy airman recently underwent spinal surgery that left him a paraplegic.he van will allow him to visit his four children, 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. that van can fit his whole family. >> for nbc 10 news i'm keith jones and michelle grossman. have a good night. >>> on this saturday night, the mind of a killer. a hate-filled website is uncovered with links to the accused charleston shooter. what may have motivated the deadly rampage. >>> a firefight through drought-stricken california. firefighters battle a blaze very much out of control. >>> freefall. heart-stopping moments after two sky divers collide in midair. a parachuter plummeting to the ground as spectators look on >> a look at the new face of start-ups in this country. "nightly news" begins now. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. substituting tonight willie geis

we have pair pa paraplegic golfers and ptsd golfers.jack nicholas designed this golf course the back niner for a grand total of zero dollars. he did it just because he wanted to help. it's rehabilitateing. it allows you to relate to life because in life you have challenges. i lost my leg. in golf you have challenges, not nearly as big-- >> we just had our second child a baby girl. i love my life. my injury didn't stop that. >> i'm nervous about having a girl man. >> oh, it's a piece of cake. >> is it easier than the boy? >> much easier. >> whether that's you having a job or whether that's you taking care of your family you keep moving. >> i hit that ball a long ways. >> yeah, you did. >> the american league golf course gives me hope. >> great great sport. >> finally as the prestigious meeting the big race was won by a horse owned by an american footballer. i can't believe he didn't make the trip over. next time. >> a british army parachuter has been saved by a quick-thinking teammate who caught him in midair after his chute failed to ho

. >> we have blind golfers, am pew tea golfer, paraplegic golfers, post-traumatic stress golfers. >>ou want me to help you or you got it? >> i got it. >> all of the bunkers are designed so i can travel into the bunker. i can hit out of the bunker and i can clean up my mess and then move on. >> is that a sandtrap right there? >> sandtrap there. yeah. >> jack nick lawsuit designed this back 9 for grand total of $0. he did it just because he wanted to help. >> it's rehabilitating. it allows to you relate to life. in life you have challenges. i lost my leg. in golf you have challenges, not nearly as big. >> we just had our second child, a baby girl. i love my life and my injury didn't stop that . >> i am kind of nervous about having a girl, though man. >> it's a piece of cake. >> is it easier than the boy? >> much easier. >> whether that's you having a job or whether that's you taking care of your family, you keep moving. >> man, i hit that ball a long way. >> yeah, you did. >> american league golf course gives hope. great, great, great support all right. thank you very much. we have a r

>> i got shot in north carolina, so i was quad and then paraplegic, you know. this helmet, i'm epileptic. you know, which i have grand mal seizures. so, i wear the helmet to protect my head because the bullet is still in my head. >> bennett is only two months away from completing his sentence of seven years for burglary and grand theft. but neither that nor the fact that he's in a wheelchair will deter officers from scrutinizing him as much as any other inmate. >> you need any help doing that. or can you get it yourself? >> while bennett undergoes a strip search, all his possessions, including his helmet and wheelchair, are thoroughly inspected. officers quickly discover that a religious booklet contains more than one revelation. >> upon opening the book, i noticed that he had some pornography that he's had for quite some time. you can tell because he's laminated it or stuck it inside this book. >> they found some pornography. >> uh-huh. >> that they took out. >> oh, those was in a book. i know about those. i know about those. i got them in confinement. i am no

. >> we have blind golfers paraplegic golfers post traumatic stress golfers. ahh!y you come out here, you see a different person, different injuries. you hear different stories if they're willing to tell you. it's amazing. >> you want me to help you or you got it? >> i got it. >> all the bunkers are designed so i can travel into the bunker, hit in the bunker, clean up my mess and move on. every hole is named after a medal. the number three is the medal of honor hole. that means a lot to me because a lot of those guys gave their life. >> is that a sand trap there? >> sand trap. jack nicklaus designed this course for a grand total of $0. he did it just because he wanted to help. >> ok, aaron. there's a competition right now. i'm going to be closer to the hole than you are. >> people come out here and can't take the trash talk, then you shouldn't play with us. [ laughter ] >> it's rehabilitating. it allows you to relate to life, because in life, you have challenges, i lost my leg. in golf, you have challenges, not nearly as big. >> we just had our second child baby gi

>> thanks, vet tore y next update is 8:55, up next on cbs this morning first paraplegic, watch >>> welcome in a long time talking about my generation. coming up in this half hour a new focus group of republican voters. why they say former florida governor jeb bush would have a hard time beating hillary clinton in a presidential race. >>> plus celebrating a document 800 years old. this morning queen elizabeth marks the anniversary of the magna carta. how the writing on a sheepskin parchment changed the world. that's ahead. >>> the "washington post" said the battle between at-base taxis and carports have moved. many are rethinking their policies. dulles and reagan are thinking of charging a fee for services and access. >>> the "star-ledger" says the beach town was closed to visitors because it was too fool. more than 2,000 people jammed the weekend. bellemare has reached its capacity and we're shutting down all traffic into the town from route 35 effective immediately. the roads have now reopened. >>> cbs colorado springs kktv says colorado's supreme court is considering whether a work 'eers

we want to pro large employers so we put them on life support and sort of keep them as sort of paraplegice. hopefully what will happen is that they'll be disruptive innovation and the role of the traditional health insurance company will obsolete. what does it mean for you? >> what does it mean for your business and your customers, for our viewers that have health care? >> athena health represents the doctors. there are 65,000 doctors on our network that we do all their billing and medical records and all their reporting. so at some level fewer people to handle that with is more profit for us. what's more exciting strategically, it is opportunity for us to step in to some of the nooks and crannies that payors have sort of been asleep at the switch on in terms of creating narrower networks of more tightly coordinated doctors and hospitals that might be able to offer employers a lower cost in exchange for a deal where the employees only use a specific set of teams for specific types of care. we all know coordination costs in health care is absurd. you can't get your mother's e x-ray to the

and paraplegics, horrible problem. showing excellent results. >> you have to go through fda approval for this? >> not as long as our position feels like the necessary use of the product is healing, enhancing, reducing scar tissue. they can use the product. >> what does it look like? >> it looks like a piece of wax paper, actually. it looks like a piece of wax paper. >> that's it? >> comes in various sizes. >> how much does that cost? >> they range in price from $300 up to several thousand dollars depending on the size of the wound. >> pete thank you. >> my pleasure. >> >> who's better? university or georgia or georgia tech? >> i have on my gold tie. that ought to tell you. >> there's a rivalry there, isn't there? >> it's called clean old fashioned hate. >> thanks for coming in. >> my pleasure. >>> when we return this morning, we'll have more of today's top stories. plus ron baron is in the house. find out where he's putting his money to work right now. stick around. "squawk box" will be right back. .. right here. with

they've started amy's army providing quad and paraplegics with equipment not covered by insurance.l media and admits the coming anniversary is tough. >> it was the last picture of me before the injury. going to dinner that's the last thing we did. when 30u7 7:30 hits i don't know. this is a phoenix rising from the ashes. but underneath is the crazy hard rate i had and then into normal. i look at this and i say it could be worse and it was worse. that's just me. i'm a phoenix rising from the ashes. >> she's already come a very long way. i don't know anyone who has ever met her -- and i mean before the accident or after the accident -- who hasn't come away impressed by her. >> you know why i'm impressed? not because she's so strong but because she's honest and sincere about what's tough. >>> coming up next miley cyrus' audition tape for the show that turned her into one of the biggest stars in the world. >> plus soccer superstars. natalie will catch up with the u.s. women's national team as they get set to try to bring the world cup back home. carson? >> charli here. charli xcx is in

they've started amy's army, providing quad and paraplegics with equipment not covered by insurance. coming anniversary is tough. >> it's the last picture taken of me before the injury. looking at that is hard. i can imagine how this is going to be. going to dinner, that's what we did. when 7:30 hits, i don't though. >> okay. >> but she has a constant reminder of her strength. >> this is a phoenix rising from the ashes. but underneath is this last crazy heart rate i had and it went into my normal heart rate. and i look at this and i go, you know, what, it could be worse and it was worse, and that's just me. i'm a phoenix rising from the ashes. i want to make this second chance worthy of being able to come back. >> she's already come a very long way. i don't know anyone who has ever met her, and i mean, before the accident or after the accident, who hasn't come away impressed by her. >> you know why i'm impressed, not just because she's so strong, but because she's so honest and sincere about what's hard. and i think that's really inspiring for people. >> very true. >>> coming up next