is dobson called and a lot of people i really lost your 3790 are actually worse that for the job of an individual or modest economic scheme or prestigious schools. people are calm tend to want to shot earlier. the first one to two years -- these positions are not meant to take it a partnership of backgrounds tend to like the work more and want to stay longer. there's also a research to suggest individuals actually have better coping skills, things that are often demanded using professions. >> host: our schools guilty as well of perpetuating the belief system? >> guest: i think they are. i don't think it's intentional. especially elite universities have some pretty strong as it is to keep this going. one is the fact national rankings for business and law schools back or in starting salaries for recent graduates into the ranking. rankings have become so important in terms of their own status but alumni donations, things that help them unwind. biting as many students benefit universities. the second my universities are complicit as the most elite universities, undergraduates, business sch

chief sam dobson says two suspects ran from the home, one of them turned and pointed a gun at the officers. police opened fire killing him. the officers weren't hurt. the chief says officers arrested a man and woman inside the home and recovered four guns and crack cocaine. protesters have gathered near the shooting scene and a large police presence remains. >>> high drama in a fairfax country courtroom -- county courtroom today when a former fairfax county cop who has been charged with murder fainted. rescue crews called in after adam torres who was being arraigned on second-degree murder charges collapsed and passed out. torres is charged in the shooting death of springfield resident john geer who witnesses say was shot while his hands were up. torres fainted after the judge denied him bond. the prosecutor had argued that torres is mentally unstable and a danger to the community. >> because of the sort of roadblocks in this case we were delayed and i want everybody, the geers and the defendant to have finality to this. let's get to it and let's put it to the people and let's see. >> are

and if her insurance company approves, dobson may be able to take one home next year. >> that's incredible> and we don't normally think of stress as contagious, but the proof is pretty easy to find. >> reporter: we've all heard of yawns being contagious, but what about stress. can a stressed office mate, spouse, or complete stranger actually be stressing you out? researchers say, yes. a team at the university says a stranger just observing someone in a stressful situation. >> you accused me of stealing a gift card. >> reporter: had elevated heart rates a rates. stress is passed on through things like facial expressions, voice recognitions, odor, and touch, and just by watching these signs, our own bodies release the stress hormone cortisol. and you are four times more like to catch stress from someone you know. last year i sat down with researchers at uc san francisco, studying the effect a mother's stress had on their child. the mothers had to give an impromptu speech, while evaluators scowled. and all of the babies had an equally elevated hot rate. they had caught their mother's stress.