Nightly News | November 04, 2012
Marathoners run – but to help Sandy victims
They came to run 26.2 straight miles but instead they took the supplies meant for them and ran a different path – to help those affected by the storm. Fit and filled with energy, they loaded debris and passed out water. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports.
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