i think it's an exxon station. >> but the only help whitaker wants is a getaway car.immediately gets in the first car he finds, a green dodge durango, belonging to kreisel, who is still on the phone with 911 as he tries to make his getaway. >> oh, my god. please. he just stole my truck and hit somebody. >> that's right. in whitaker's desperate attempt to escape, the moment he pulls out of the parking lot, he crashes head-on into an oncoming bread truck. a few minutes later, the store owner's son is shocked by the scene he finds when he arrives to work. >> i never think i'm going to see the truck in my store, you know. it was like, oh, my god. when i came into the store, i've seen all the mess and i've seen my dad sitting on the chair like in front of the coin machine. i asked him, are you all right? he was not saying anything because he had like three broken ribs and some bruises on the face and all that. he was bleeding from the face. >> he recovers from his injuries but returns to work full time within a couple of months. >> translator: i am thankful to god that i a

whitaker again. how about kansas city's schedule and who they have. starting out of tennessee, they have a new coach in ken whisenhunt. denver -- >> john: in the afc west, the chargers are an emerging team but the broncos, they got embarrassed in the super bowl. they went and got t.j. ward and got talib. it th is a team that's motivated and talented. that's a tough schedule for the can city chiefs. >> and they play the seattle west, even on the victory formation we have a whistle. >> not only a great division but such a physical division. it hard to stay healthy playing those guys. >> hard to believe we've got a review, 52 seconds left. we'll be back. ♪ find summer. the chevy labor day sale. get 0% financing for 72 months plus a total value of $4,000 on this 2014 silverado all-star edition and make no monthly payments for 90 days. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪ oh, mannn... it's the perfect moment... ...just her... ...the ball... ...the goalie... ...and the sun?! no. it's too dark. no. [crowd cheering] that's better. ♪ yeahhh! goalll! [c

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the man was shot in both legs but managed to run into this pizza shop at whitaker and wyoming. the police say a 25-year-old man waiting in his car at the light was shot in the head. his wife and two young children were in the car with him. he's in extremely critical condition. two men in another car were both shot in the neck, both were hospitalized in stable condition. residents of the neighborhood say it could have been any one of them or their children. >> just really upset that this is going on. because it wasn't happening around here and it surprised me. >> residents of the block scrambled with their children to avoid the bullets. they know longer allow the children to play outside unattended. police are still looking for hampton's alleged accomplices. at least two, maybe a third. >> it is senseless. and another indication that we need the guns pof the street. >> if you saw or hired anything that might lead the police to whoever is involved in the shooting, they want to hear from you right away. live in feltonville, david henry channel 6 "action news." urkavid, thank you.e

investigators say a short time later, a gunman opened fire near whitaker and wyoming avenues in feltonvillethe intended victim in the leg and injuring threen in the bystanders. one of them is the father who was shot in the head while his wife and children were in the car. >> right now you're safe nowhere. you go to the store, you don't know if you're going to come back to your house. >> police are looking for the man who pulled the trigger and two others involved in the shooting. >>> later this week, a bankruptcy auction will be held for revel, one of three casinos set to close. nbc 10 has learned that so far none of the bids from the potential investors is qualified to rescue revel out of bankruptcy. meanwhile, the new jersey casino control commission says it does not have the authority to force show boat and trump plaza to stay open. that request was made so potential buyers would have more time to check them out. >>> we should learn more about the death of oscar winning actor and comedian robin williams. jennifer borkland is outside his home in california. >> reporter: a giant in the wor

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. >> i'd like you to preserve an anecdote you told john whitaker about a joke you played on him. >> kissinger had the right, although he abused it, to come into the oval office, or the eob office without having somebody announce him, or take him in. i always went in through steve bull. but kissinger walked in whenever he wanted to. nixon told him to feel free to come in and interrupt anything. henry would do it for trivial things. one day nixon was really ticked off at henry for a variety of things. and we were in the executive office building. the far door swung open. it was henry. i caught a glance of him. nixon did not appear to look, but i know he knew it was henry. he immediately said to me, i think it is time we use nuclear weapons, that everything else has failed. and i looked at kissinger, he stood in the doorway absolutely paralyzed. somebody's going to hear that on the tape and think one day, this nixon was a madman. everything they say is true. it was pure humor. nixon loved it. he did that often, that sort of thing often. >> let's talk about some tough times, though. the pentagon

investigators say a short time later he opened fire near whitaker and wyoming avenues in feltonville, three innocent bystanders. one of the victims is a father who was shot in the head while his wife and children were in the car. >> it's not safe to go nowhere. >> police are looking for the man who pulled the trigger and two others involved in the shooting. >>> autopsy results show kevin ward jr. died of blunt force trauma when he was hit by a car driven by nascar star tony ç stewart. he was competing in a dirt track race when he walked on to the track to confront stewart. stewart's car ran into ward killing him. the sheriff in charge says there is no timetable to complete their investigation. stewart has been questioned twice on this case and the sheriff says nothing, so far, supports criminal conduct or probable cause. >>> we're learning more about the driver in texas that left six people dead. he was wanded for dwi. an officer tried to stop the man on sunday night for driving erratically but he sped away. the suspect, his passenger and four people in the other car were killed. >>>

. >> i'd like you to preserve an anecdote you told john whitaker about a joke you played on him. >> kissinger had the right, although he abused it, to come into the oval office, or the eob office without having somebody announce him, or take him in. i always went in through steve bull. but kissinger walked in whenever he wanted to. nixon told him to feel free to come in and interrupt anything. henry would do it for trivial things. one day nixon was really ticked off at henry for a variety of things. and we were in the executive office building. the far door swung open. it was henry. i caught a glance of him. nixon did not appear to look, but i know he knew it was henry. he immediately said to me, i think it is time we use nuclear weapons, that everything else has failed. and i looked at kissinger, he stood in the doorway absolutely paralyzed. somebody's going to hear that on the tape and think one day, this nixon was a madman. everything they say is true. it was pure humor. nixon loved it. he did that often, that sort of thing often. >> let's talk about some tough times, though. the pentagon

. >> i'd like you to preserve an anecdote you told john whitaker about a joke you played on him. >> kissinger had the right, although he abused it, to come into the oval office, or the eob office without having somebody announce him, or take him in. i always went in through steve bull. but kissinger walked in whenever he wanted to. nixon told him to feel free to come in and interrupt anything. henry would do it for trivial things. one day nixon was really ticked off at henry for a variety of things. and we were in the executive office building. the far door swung open. it was henry. i caught a glance of him. nixon did not appear to look, but i know he knew it was henry. he immediately said to me, i think it is time we use nuclear weapons, that everything else has failed. and i looked at kissinger, he stood in the doorway absolutely paralyzed. somebody's going to hear that on the tape and think one day, this nixon was a madman. everything they say is true. it was pure humor. nixon loved it. he did that often, that sort of thing often. >> let's talk about some tough times, though. the pentagon

also, what about nixon's participation with whitaker chambers and the pumpkin paper? do you think that had any effect on when nixon resigned? thank you very much for my que. caller: you're pointing out, who is this boy, richard nixon? you talk about his parents. it's going to a whole linebacker. now it's all sprawled for nixon. when it was learn, he was a where i grew up. but it was a lot of talking cowboys and there was something defeat about nixon. he became the nerd out of high school, and then he became the wing tip businessman lawyer, and so he compensated for growing up in such a tough, hard-scrabble, macho environment by talking rough language. every moment in the take place, get him, the s.o.b., the bastards, and that was the way for him to dominate a room. it was a way to show that he was tough, and that matters to him a lot, because i believe he was not seen as being tough when he was young and grew up. there is -- there's a good book hat recently came out, a historian named swift, pat nixon and richard nixon, and really, their love story. i recommend you re

also, what about nixon's participation with whitaker chambers and the pumpkin paper? do you think that had any effect on when nixon resigned? thank you very much for my que. caller: you're pointing out, who is this boy, richard nixon? you talk about his parents. it's going to a whole linebacker. now it's all sprawled for nixon. when it was learn, he was a where i grew up. but it was a lot of talking cowboys and there was something defeat about nixon. he became the nerd out of high school, and then he became the wing tip businessman lawyer, and so he compensated for growing up in such a tough, hard-scrabble, macho environment by talking rough language. every moment in the take place, get him, the s.o.b., the bastards, and that was the way for him to dominate a room. it was a way to show that he was tough, and that matters to him a lot, because i believe he was not seen as being tough when he was young and grew up. there is -- there's a good book hat recently came out, a historian named swift, pat nixon and richard nixon, and really, their love story. i recommend you re

also, what about nixon's participation with whitaker chambers and the pumpkin paper?you think that had any effect on when nixon resigned? thank you very much for my que. caller: you're pointing out, who is this boy, richard nixon? you talk about his parents. it's going to a whole linebacker. now it's all sprawled for nixon. when it was learn, he was a where i grew up. but it was a lot of talking cowboys and there was something defeat about nixon. he became the nerd out of high school, and then he became the wing tip businessman lawyer, and so he compensated for growing up in such a tough, hard-scrabble, macho environment by talking rough language. every moment in the take place, get him, the s.o.b., the bastards, and that was the way for him to dominate a room. it was a way to show that he was tough, and that matters to him a lot, because i believe he was not seen as being tough when he was young and grew up. there is -- there's a good book hat recently came out, a historian named swift, pat nixon and richard nixon, and really, their love story. i recommend you read t

for "cbs this morning" i'm bill whitaker along the central california life. >> i'll say.n and cure otty i love plays those ing things. that's good that's ahead on "cbs this morning."