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support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today.(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ [ dramatic music plays ] >> we now stand 10 years past the midpoint of a century that has witnessed four major wars among great nations. three of these involved our own country. >> dwight david eisenhower was born in denison, texas, on october 14, 1890, the third of seven brothers. his parents, david and ida, called him ike, a nickname that would stick. the family moved to abilene, kansas, in 1892. they moved into this home in 1896. for years, there was no running water or indoor plumbing. >> he learned to like the archetypical american. he never had a elitism or sense of snobbery about him. to the contrary, he was somebody who really liked the type of the hardworking american. >> he graduated from high school in 1909, and in 1911, after scoring well on an entrance exam, was accepted to west point. out of 164 students, ike finished 61st academically and

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by supporting the global emergency response coalition you'll help provide aid to the sick and starvinga skipped class, a fateful dive, a terrible injury. and there charles krauthammer lay in a hospital bed paralyzed, nothing to do but think. >> i made one promise to myself on day one. i was not gonna allow it to alter my life, except in ways which are sort of having to do with gravity. i'm not gonna defy gravity. and i'm not gonna walk, i'm not gonna water ski again. that's fine. so that you know. but on the big things in life, the direction of my life, what i was gonna do, that wouldn't change at all. >> krauthammer says he never entertained the notion that one day, whether through his own effort or even some medical miracle, he'd regain full use of his arms and legs. he resigned himself to the cold reality that wherever he went in life, he'd go in a wheelchair. was it hard? >> i think the physical part was hard, getting -- learning to do everything again. i have a great capacity for erasing memories. >> [ chuckles ] >> so it seems very short. it was long, but it would seem very short