>> what's lovely about this rahat is not taking credit for the gift. he's saying this was a lottery ticket. he's not letting this guy know it's his money. >> what really brings a tear to your eye is after the man is handed the money. >> i want to share it, man. >> oh. >> come on! >> that's so beautiful! >> he's homeless. he says he's been out on the street for a long time. but he wants to share the $1,000 that he won. >> what a lovely human being. i think everyone who told rahat who told him it was an awesome man, they were right. >> no, he doesn't take it. >> you won the lottery, man. >> he's stunned and he begins to cry. >> here. >> then rahat he's got to dry his eyes. >> oh, man. >> just an awesome video all the way around. >> yeah. >> it's perfect. >> yeah. he changed this guy's life. >> what you did here. >>> this video is circulating around the web and it's shocking people. i think it's going to shock you guys, too. this is security video from inside a nursing home and that is a nursing home worker pushing this patient in this wheelchair, but wat

normally rahat is doing things like dressing up in a car seat costume so he can scare fast food workers> reporter: but instead of a laugh, expect a tear when rahat pranks a homeless man with a good reputation who had been hanging around a virginia shopping center. >> i don't really have any money to give you. but i do have this winning lottery ticket. >> that's cool, my friend. >> reporter: they head for a nearby deli to cash in the tick zblet and t ticket. >> the store clerk is in on it. >> reporter: as the clerk counts out 10, 100s, the man stares at the cash, stunned into silence and then -- >> oh, come on. that's all, man. >> i was really then off. i did not expect somebody to do that. i was like -- >> reporter: when rahat insists he keep all the money, the camera catches the eyes of the homeless guy welling up. >> here. >> reporter: and when they were done hugging, it wasn't just the homeless man who had to wipe his eyes. >> let's get out of here. >> reporter: he was not aware that rahat was recording everything. eric the homeless guy now knows that there's a video. but what he sti

i wanted him to just, like, cap carry that moment, that memory. >> reporter: rahat is going to breakat props was the headline. >> i'm not just going to give him $1,000, walk away and say have a nice day. >> reporter: in less than a day, he set up a site and the totaled over $6,000 in income. he did hit the jackpot, not the lotto. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i'm glad he recorded that or otherwise you wouldn't have caught the moment. >> how special when he started to cry saying i wanted to share it with you. it gives you chills. >> i know. it makes your heart feel good. >> really heartwarming there. >> that's great. >>> moving on. a school bus driver jumps into action when he smelled smoke coming from this bus. we'll tell you what he did after the break. >>> but first, making a dream come true for an adult with a terminal illness sounds like a tall order. reba wanted to see her daughter again. with priscilla presley's help, he got a little more. >> hi, reba! >> reporter: elvis fan reba robert was so thrilled when priscilla came to visit her she broke into song. ♪ blue suede shoes >>

offered to secure tear own communities -- their own communities because they were tired of the depp rahations on their communities by other folks, we would make them wear a geneva convention-compliant uniform, and only later did we agree to pay them. and we did this to prevent backsliding, to pick sure that they wouldn't with -- to make sure that they wouldn't turn back to the people who could outbid us. the al-mahdi ceasefire in august of 2007 would never have been declared or accepted had the surge not already improved security dramatically this the country. and finally, the iraqi government's willingness to confront al-mahdi in basra, sadr city and amara would not have been accomplished or attempted had the surge not provided the wherewithal and, again, the environment this whichal al-maliki felt emboldened enough to do it. so i'm going to cover real quickly ten myths of the surge, and i'll end with these ten myths, and then we'll have some consideration. of the first myth -- conversation. the first myth is that the change in counterinsurgency doctrine did not matter, that u.s. forces had