. >> reporter: all signs point to commotio cordis, a blow to the chest. it can happen when a baseball strikes at just the wrong place- - over the left ventricle-- at just the wrong time in the heart beat cycle, creating an abnormal heart beat which triggers sudden cardiac arrest. it happens in a variety of sports. one case of horribly bad timing can be fatal. >> one death is one too many. >> reporter: today at the safety summit in washington, doctors stress that every school should have athletic trainers at practices, not just games, and defibrillators called a.e.d.s at every training site. there was none at the gym where tommy died. >> in the absence of an a.d.e., your chances are less than 10% that you'll walk away from a sudden cardiac arrest. >> reporter: 188 athletes have died from commotio cordis, their average age? just under 15. 96% of them were male. >> it's an athletic trainers' worst nightmare, never mind a parents' worst nightmare. >> reporter: some called for someone trained in c.p.r. to be at every practice or game. the idea is to keep paren

if you have to kill the clothes cordy's. it up and you know where i killed with. weapon i. might hate what it was built in our forty's people and i wanted to kill. i felt good at the time when i when i did it bother me if i. didn't get a chance to kill someone it went beyond and outside the call of duty it turned into something i said. that i hate that i had had growing up in the solve i think had expanded. because of what was happening and in vietnam because so knows and people. i feel i've become an animal i. feel no remorse. i literally saw young men turn into psychopathic killers. but the great thing about the marine corps is the training process that the young men and women go through gives them all the ability to kill at least one time to put that warrior ethos in effect and then once you've done it then it's on you. as so many things happen in a war that put you at odds with your sense of right and wrong. i've seen things that would be described as is war crimes. the sergeant who had the ring of ayers who. is not a secret i mean he's walking around with a big wiring

it is marketing to the chase of the song instead of giving fancy with cordis region co -- with cords.d facing the audience. with the piano, my back is always to somebody. i love to play. it is really nice to have part of the show were i in front and center and looking at people, which i never have been. >> houses if -- this is not your preferred instrument in terms of skill level. you are better at the piano, yet you found a comfort level playing this in front of thousands of people. obviously, you have gotten better. >> blind brashness. i have a good friend who is in my band, and we started playing together. we are both singers, and she had not played an instrument at all, so she booked of pooled it -- a pool hall. i played lead guitar. not only was are playing guitar greater i was soloing. i could barely play. no one was listening. it was cool. it was like a bar gave -- gig. it is not like i just stepped out on stage in front of a lot of people. i have a lot of schools all moments i got to mess up. tavis: how is it you write most of your songs on an instrument you do not play as wel

and in the area of cordy computer school too i just see the role of the way the russian team. has been changed in a bigger part of the. desert on the desert and she was on a par with the famous epic in desert where that used to take place here before only for the two of them was team has now added one more crew the so-called team for missing twenty six year old driver did what he call it behind the wheel. go at it and i didn't miss much first of all i need not break the truck then go the distance and get to the finish line safe and sound i have a lot to learn so i'll be keeping my eyes wide open it's my first drive. the first from my mechanic is where this is going to be extremely hard at the same time basheer interesting to look at a new generation of two i was busily touré troll in the corner and herring in junior team is a new step for the good that has me in participating in the rally for eighteen years. frankly we've never had any competition within our own team we have won i am for the team we must perform well with as many trucks to gain as many medals and muscle if we

air travel regulators and austria are saying engines on cordis 8 3 ft.have a serious manufacturing defect that could cause the engine to fail. they say the flaws in an aisle to connected to the engine can crack overtime in allow oil into the engine which could cause a fire. qantas your august 6th of its super jumbos in november in 16 more last week. coming up on the kron4 news could new stadium be headed to oakland? we will tell you what happened during last night's meeting a couple of minutes. > [ female announcer ] give yourself the gift of time with the kfc festive feast. twelve pieces of the colonel's hand breaded original recipe chicken. with three sides and six biscuits for only $19.99. have a so good holiday. new details this morning the oakland a's continues to look for a new stadium was packed house in oakland as the plan inflation weighed in on the future of the a's and its environmental impact. the proposal that they're considering, the new stadium recalled victory court ballpark for having 39,000 seats, reach out series and residential units.

everybody comes and stays in $500 rooms at cordis resorts in cancun. -- and gorgeous resorts and cannt. no agreements were actually reached or even made and certainly no binding legal agreements occurred there. i personally don't think it is possible for 190 countries, some of which are very poor, they have different patterns of energy use. it is impossible to come up with a single formula that will satisfy everybody. i really do believe that the kyoto process -- the founding country japan is pulling out. i believe the kyoto process should wind down and we should go about a different approach to reducing our fossil fuel emissions. host: part of that approach focuses on what china is doing or not doing on a bilateral basis. the u.s. might negotiate with china on emissions release, what can be done? guest: china will never agree to reduce its carbon emissions as long as they are on a path to beat the u.s.. the u.s. says they will not reduce unless china well? ill. china wants to achieve equality in per-capita initiations. emissions. that is why this will never happen. as long as we are