[Lin:] Here we are, Carol Lin and Tony Harris, fat and happy after a holiday. OK, actually, I worked a little bit, but you're fat and happy after your holiday.
[Harris:] I am. A double-wide in my belly here. Sorry about that, bad image.
[Lin:] And on that note, yes, we do have some news to report, though, a lot of news making coast-to-coast today.
[Harris:] Now, many of us will be heading to stores today, but not like this driver. A surveillance camera in this convenience store in Salem, Oregon, captured the accident. An elderly woman lost control of her car and slammed into the door, and a beer delivery man, remarkably, he suffered only bumps and bruises.
[Lin:] Yes. Wow, he must have been just been thrown clear. Anyway, here's another unexpected detour. In Glenwood Springs, Colorado, this rockslide forced the closure of Interstate 70, sending motorists some 200 miles around it on a detour. No word on when the road is actually going to reopen or what caused the rockslide. And fortunately, no injuries.
[Harris:] Here's an unusual turkey dinner. These birds are the guests of honor, not the main dish, at this Thanksgiving feast. The San Francisco Zoo residents gobbled down a spread of are you ready for this? Worms and crickets, thank you very much. Yum yum.
[Lin:] It looked like a salad. Anyway, good news and bad news for a young Marine from Illinois. The bad news is that he was wounded while fighting in Iraq, but the good news is he's recovering stateside for the Thanksgiving holiday. CNN's Miguel Marquez has the story from Camp Pendleton, California.
[Lance Cpl. Nick Ulloa, U.s. Marine Corps:] I'm missing a lot of bones. Some of it's just gone. A lot of dead bone.
[Miguel Marquez, Cnn Correspondent:] Nick Ulloa is just 20 years old. He's been in Iraq for 5 12 months. He's been injured twice.
[Unidentified Male:] I'm the point man for my squad. And I walk into a house, and I just happened to be in the wrong house.
[Marquez:] Last Wednesday, Ulloa, like these Marines, was going house to house in Falluja, looking for insurgents. Ulloa led the way into a house and found himself between a locked door and a dark hallway.
[Ulloa:] When I went in the hallway, the next thing I know is I see a bunch of muzzle flashes, and kind of hazy from there.
[Marquez:] Ulloa, who weighs in at just 130 pounds, was hit by four bullets and a piece of shrapnel from a grenade. One of the AK-47 rounds and the shrapnel are now keepsakes.
[Rose Ulloa, Mother:] This is the best Thanksgiving I could have. He's alive.
[Marquez:] Ulloa is now recovering at Camp Pendleton. His family is visiting from Illinois.
[Jose Ulloa, Father:] We worry so much since he went to Iraq, and now I know how all the parents feel about it.
[Marquez:] His older brother is in the Army and headed to Afghanistan next year.
[Joe Ulloa, U.s. Army:] It's a real wake-up call, you know, what to look out for, but that's our job.
[Marquez:] Ulloa says his injuries may affect his ability to run, but he hopes to return to full duty in the next eight months. [on camera] Will you go back to Iraq?
[R. Ulloa:] I can't really answer that question. It's certainly not a place I want to be, but it's where my calling is. Where my where my country wants me to go, I'll go.
[Marquez:] Miguel Marquez, CNN, Camp Pendleton, California.
[Harris:] You know, it's we don't do what they do, hard to understand sometimes, but that is a very brave man.
[Lin:] Yes.
[Harris:] And for some, it's all about the turkey. And for some, it's about the day after shopping.
[Lin:] Right. Still others say it's all about the snow. We're going to show you. Plus, your morning weather forecast coming up.