BERMAN: A high school coach's battle with Lou Gehrig's disease nearly sidelined him and his career, but the support of his team gave him a reason to keep going and winning. His story in today's "Impact World."</s>MICKEY BEARD, HIGH SCHOOL LACROSSE COACH: My name is Mickey Beard. I suffer from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. It sucks but I've got it. There's nothing to do about it. But to have girls like this backing me up, they touched a lot of hearts, raised a lot of money.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We've done the walk, and then for Mickey himself, at some point, it comes down to doing more than you can do when you're physically with someone and the Red Sox has a tribute to him.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: For Coach Mickey, we always start with the left foot forward because we're starting by putting someone else in front of us.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I know he's going to be with us forever.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's just hard to see someone that you care about, like, have to go through such a struggle every day of his life.</s>BEARD: It's very difficult to come. It's like you hurt over my shoulder. It's hard not to come because they give me something to get up and look forward to. I just hope they know how much they mean to me.</s>BERMAN: What a team. What a team. All right, two secrets raids targeting international suspects. One was successful, one was not. Coming up, we're talking to a former Navy SEAL about what went right, what went wrong. That's coming up.
Team Rallies Around Coach With ALS