. >> the feeling is really undescribable. my sons are my world and seeing them is just the best feeling in the world. >>. >> reporter: sanchez just completed a tour in afghanistan and also served in iraq. now is he back in the states for good. >> being away is pretty difficult, it's tough. you know? but for afghanistan, i was actuallily squad leader, so it's not about me, but about my soldiers and the mission and taking care of them. it's a feeling like no other. i'm glad to be home and finally be with my family. >> reporter: the patriot guard riders escorted him home to celebrate. >> thank you for your service. >> reporter: and then the present adtoken of appreciation. >> no more cleaning sand out of your teeth everyday. >> iraq was terrible and afghanistan was worse, but it doesn't matter because i'm home. >> must son is my hero. he has been that way, and now that he is home safe's awesome. >> it's really undescribable besides the relief i'm saying. what they say about the families, they go with it with the soldiers. he ser

. >> the feeling is really undescribable. i mean my sons are my world, and seeing them is just the best feeling in the world. >> he gets to be here for a month. >> reporter: sanchez just completed a tour in afghanistan and also served in iraq. now he is back in states for good. >> everything that i have been through in the united states army, being home is just heartwarming. >> reporter: the patriot guard riders escorted him home to celebrate. >> thank you for your service! >> and presented a token of appreciation. >> no more cleaning sand out of your teeth everyday. >> iraq was terrible and afghanistan was worse, but it doesn't matter, because i'm home. [ applause ] >> my son is my hero. he has been that way and now that he is home safe, it's awesome. >> it's really indescribable, besides just the relief i'm feeling. what they say about the families, you know? they go through it with the soldiers. he served his country and he was proud and i am proud of him. >> reporter: he says he took seven men to afghanistan and brought s

to now be at the clinic and to be teaching other amputees the things that i have learned, it is undescribable. >> and it is amazing to think about your life as you describeded it to me a few years ago and what you are doing now and not only doing the athletic endeavors, but teaching other people, and you are getting really good on tv as well. comfortable and relaxed. congratulations, denise. i can't wait to finish the finish line with you. denise is chasing life, and so is our next guest as well. at 93, she is is the world's oldest yoga instructor and she will share her secrets next. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. what's the rush? nno matter what you do. when you're living with moderate to severe crohn's disease, there are times it feels like your life... revo

she's just bubbly and happy, just undescribable. that's how i describe her. >> rick met shayna in the spring of 2005 and has been teaching her how to skydive for the past six months. that october he wants to document an exciting milestone for her. >> all right, shayna. what are you getting ready to do? >> my first aff. >> aff stands for accelerated free fall, and it's shayna's first time doing it on her own. in the plane, rick asks her if she's ready. >> ready to skydive? >> i'm ready. >> door! >> as seen from rick's helmet camera, the free fall is picture perfect. >> the dive went very well that day. we exit the plane. we were stable. we had a very good dive. >> shayna deploys her chute first, and rick is excited, everything looks great. >> whoo, good job, shayna! yeah, that's my girl. >> but soon, rick loses sight of her, and when he does find her in the air, there's trouble. >> when i saw her, she was under a solid white parachute, which i know is a reserve, they're solid in color. >> rick knows something is wrong. shayna has mad

it was undescribable. in a way, every time we pulled him out, he was trying to get his head out of the window, try to get fresh air because the black smoke was already building inside the car. >> as the fire burns out of control, the officers, jack klein and others, frantically try to pry reynoso out of the vehicle. >> he was hit actually from the side. and his door was all squashed in. there was no way we could open the door to get him out. >> they try to rip open the hood of the car. >> i told them don't open it because more oxygen, nor flame. and at the same time were thinking what if this guy doesn't make it? and everything is just going fast. >> we hold our breath because of the smoke, and we just took turns trying to maneuver his legs into a position where we can get him out. as time progressed, the vehicle got a lot hotter, and then the flames started igniting in the engine block. that's when the sense of urgency really stepped in. >> alexis reynoso is still pinned inside and cannot move. >> the gen

the feeling is undescribable. my sons are my world and seeing them.ust the best feeling in the world. the patriot guard riders. you see them there. they escorted him and presented him with a token of appreciation. >>> u.s. army reserve ship that ran aground in alaska is now leaking fuel. >> they beached the boat on a did he say late high land. he said the fuel tank is damaged. and 15 crew members were on board at the time. >> the uss iowa is now docked at the permanent home. it was to berth 87 and the 70-year-old battle ship will now become a floating museum. >> he will open for tories next months. >> they could wait to trade over solar power. >> they accuse china of dumping pants into the market well below cost to grab the market share. >> u.s. is considering putting 31% tariff on the imports. >> it will allow us to continue on service was. and any other industry did within the world would like to do. >> but it is all going to drive up the solar panels in the u.s. and consumers will stop buying. they get large government subsidies for the energy comp

undescribable. it really was. >> reporter: we now know that obviously the mother has died. she was the driver of the sedan. her 8-year-old son has died -- or 8-year-old i should say. we don't know if a boy or girl and another child in surgery. tell us what you saw. we know that some of the information that you have has not been confirmed so far by police because they're still investigating although they do say that speed was definitely a factor. what did you see? >> you could see the vehicles several feet apart. obviously the sedan was coming down the road and it appears that it struck the minivan and shoved the minivan across the median. later on as they were cleaning up and opened up the roadway, we found bits and pieces of the actual wheel that had broken into several pieces off of the sedan. that shows you right there that speed definitely played a factor in it. >> reporter: you're saying the mini van was thrown, knocked down a pole and thrown several feet. >> correct. it appears that the minivan was taking a left turn into the shopping center and then was t- boned by t