A dramatic new video shows the devastating earthquake in Nepal and the deadly avalanche it triggered on Mount Everest. People from all over the world are traveling to Nepal to aid in disaster relief efforts. Holly Williams reports from Kathmandu. Source

Nick Dietz compiles some of the week’s best viral videos, including a 5-year-old that’s ready to move out, a maxed out McDonald’s order and the return of the lip-syncing police officer. Plus, a tiny boxer that packs a big punch. To see these videos in their entirety, click HERE. Source

Model/actor tells CBS News about his love for dancing, new movie and modeling in his 40s. Source

The star of CBS’s “Elementary” will be running 50 miles in July to raise awareness for people living with sanfilippo syndrome. CBSN caught up with Miller to talk about his training, Instagram, and playing Sherlock. Source

CBS News was filming when a police officer in Baltimore walking alongside protesters Thursday decided to give a hug to a young protester. Source

Gary Stevens, 52, will be the oldest jockey to line up at this year’s Kentucky Derby. CBS News correspondent Michelle Miller met up with Stevens to talk about his unlikely comeback to the sport he once dominated. Source

Lava began spilling over the sides of a crater near the top of Kilauea volcano. It’s the first time that’s happened in decades. Source

Americans worked alongside Nepalese rescuers to reach a voice coming from the rubble. They were trying to extract a trapped teen without causing the hotel — teetering above them — to topple. Seth Doane followed the elite USAID Disaster Assistance Response Team on its search and rescue mission. Source

The sense of loss is intensifying in Nepal as the earthquake death toll reached over 5,800. As Holly Williams reports, the earthquake didn’t just take thousands of lives. It destroyed families, entire communities, and centuries of history. Source

Experts now say kids who have lice should be allowed to stay in class, but some parents are worried. CBS Dallas station KTVT’s J.D. Miles reports. Source