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Good father is the most important job in a man's life, but it doesn't have to be hard. Play catch, go to a park or visit a zoo. Help your child with their homework. Sit down together for dinner. Ask them how their day was. Things get busy, and sometimes we all fall short, but the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life. Take time to be a dad today.

 

He is known around town as Dr. Brendan. And if your iPhone looks like this, or this, he can bring it back to life. If it's crushed, busted, broken, 28-year-old Brendan McElroy knows how to fix it. And he says he'll do it for less than half what Apple charges. After dropping his own iPhone while bartending last year, he surfed the Web and taught himself how to fix it.

He's not a real doctor. “This is my fourth house call of the day.” This emergency call is at the hospital. Ten minutes, 75 bucks, and it’s done, next stop, back home. “So what's up with your phone?” “I dropped it.” “Oh, no.” It's a story he hears over and over again. The fix just takes a tiny screwdriver, a razorblade and, of course, the screen. “Courtesy of China. And that is a new iPhone screen there.”

 

Al Qaeda’s target, the busiest commuter railroad in the United States. The long Island railroad in New York, hundreds of thousands of passengers every weekday. Helping plan the bomb attack is an American, a lifelong New Yorker, Bryant Neal Vinas. He gives an Al Qaeda leader detailed information about the operation at the Long Island Rail Road system.

 

Bryant is not providing the information from long distance. He is in the mountains of Pakistan, living and training with Al Qaeda. But he is not only helping plan attacks inside the United States, he's also attacking US troops in Afghanistan.

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