the employment service general jack galvin, and he was assigned with general galvin several times but the correspondence is the richest and for sure the closest today. he not only learned military history and leadership and management, but they both have a passion for a low intensity conflict. so in the book you will see how his thinking about this in particular by inviting him down to central america to camano which is where the southern command headquarters at the time and there are insurgencies' going on and petraeus flies around and most young officers in here for anyone that has been to a record afghanistan when they know the type of war for young general petraeus after vietnam is the experience for him to the commanders and all salvador and be handed a machine gun as he spoke to his room so yes he writes holly a letter and he's blown away by it and realize is this type of warfare is important to pay attention to. the fourth mentor that we all know here in washington as general jack ki is coming general petraeus first met him when he was working for general karl, the chief of sta

the 30 mentor and most influential mentor is general jack galvin. he was assigned with general galvin several times, but their correspondences the richest and for sure there the closest today. he not only learned military history and of and management but they both had this passion about small wars, no intensity conflict. is see how government and to some. inviting him down the central america, panama, which is where seven command was headquartered at the time. six insurgences going on. patraeus flies around. most officers, or anyone as to -- anyone who has been to iraq and iran really have only known this type of work, but for a young david patraeus who was in a peacetime army after vietnam, it was quite an experience for him to walk up to the commander some in el salvador and be handed in machines and to the machine gun. he writes a letter and was really blown away by. this type of warfare is important to pay attention to. the fourth mentor, we all know, here in washington, general jack keene. and it david patraeus first met jackie when he was wor

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his budget blueprint has probably done more to galvinize more since the tax cuts 30 years ago.ut the plan itself is a very dramatic retrenchering in the federal role of the society. it anticipates federal deficits until 2040. it is about reducing the role of the federal government and including rolling back major entitlement programs that benefit the middle class. as a result this plan has never really enjoyed majority support particularly the medicare components. that will be a challenge for ryan and romney. >> that now alunates the camp particularly as it goes to elderly voters. many of the voters might be saying if medicare now then what's next? >> the ryan plan really has big changes in it. medicare now as it currently exists you go to the doctor or the hospital the government pays them for providing a service. under the ryan plan you get a check to go out and eithe buy private insurance or stay in the current plan. democrats say the way it is structured it would be difficult to stay in the current plan. republican voters by and large do want smaller government. they don't

each of these had strong winds while only 100th of an inch from a galvin said hurricane we had 70 mi. here. there is no guarantee that you get dumped on by these things but usually someone in the midwest does get on that. it usually means we are in the middle of a serious drought. we will be watching at the average of all the computer models for chicago right now and for the last couple of days comes out to about 2.9 in. so we will see how that works out. tonight mainly clear now whether troubles except some patchy fog that could form inland. beautiful and sonny tomorrow, 83. low-mid-60's in this city and along the lake. we are talking 90's on thursday and friday if we're going to get some remnants. on friday and saturday if they come into this area. nothing cuter than a puppy but if you buy them from ipad store there is a possibility that they came from a place that is anything but acute we have a special report on that coming up and a new study finds that using marijuana during your teenage years can be particularly damaging. [♪...] >> i've been training all year for the big race in

beth galvin joins us live from atlanta to tell us more about it. who specifically is this designed for and how does it work? >> good morning. this is specifically designed for people who have treatment resistant depression meaning that they suffer from chronic bouts of depression but they have not been able to get relief from taking an antidepressant or going through talk therapy session. this is basically a form of brain stimulation. doctors are using -- an in this case we followed a stay tris who is using a very strong mri strength magnet to deliver rapid fire magnetic pulses into a patient's brain and stimulate a golf ball-sized area of the left front of the patient's brain that has been linked to mood and depression and the idea is you're delivering this energy to try to wake up nerve cells in the area that may be sort of asleep or dormant in people who are suffering from depression. and we followed a woman who has gone through these treatments this spring when she was suffering with the worst battle of depression that she has had in her lifeti