kilpatrick and dr. connie best use stress-inoculation therapy to help rape victims. in this scene, they demonstrate it with graduate students. what we found in working with crime victims and other trauma victims is they experience anxiety in each of three channels. it can be the physical, the cognitive, or their thought channel, and the behavioral channel. one thing that's true about that, too, is that one effect of crime is to really make people feel pretty helpless and powerless, and so that by giving them an array of coping tools to use, what that does is, it gives them some control back over their own emotions and their own lives. i wanted practical steps. i wanted to know, where do i begin with addressing these reactions, the effects of this assault? um, i didn't have a whollot of choice anymore because it was-- it affects every aspect of your life. to address the fear and anxiety they may be feeling physically, we do a couple of very basic techniques that we think that people find useful. the first one is actually teaching some deep-breathing exercises. i know

and for $25, kayla kilpatrick will give you a guided tour. >> it is just amazing to them. it has been incredible to see the reactions. >> reporter: when it comes to security at the new stadium. santa clara pd says expect it to be like going through an airport. multiple agencies will handle safety. signs outside make it clear, keep that big purse at home. only nfl approved clear plastic bags. one gallon clear plastic zip lock bags or bags the size of an adult hand are allowed past the gates. organizers are hoping for a smooth kickoff. sunday is the big game. >> we are hoping to get everybody in by kickoff and everybody has a good experience. >> reporter: at levi stadium, mark kelly, kpix5. >> there are strict rules for tailgaters, if you are caught in a place where you shouldn't tale gait, you could get kicked out. beer starts at 10.25. and a premium costs $11. a frankfurter will run 6.25. if you would rat vera hamburger, 12. and garlic fries, 8.50, but you can see the game for free right here on kpix5. the count down starts at noon tomorrow and the game gets going at 1:00.

kilpatrick was, he graduated from west point in 1861 shortly after the war started and was commissioned as second lieutenant in the field artillery. and, but shortly there after he became an officer in the fifth new york infantry and was actually the very first american officer wounded in the war at the battle of big bethel in june, 1861. there after he helped to raise this unit, the second new york cavalry, and went on to command cavalry units for the rest of the war. he was a colorful figure, got himself into trouble a couple of times. and his men either loved him or hated him. he earned the nickname during the war as kill cavalry because he often would be a little reckless with his men under his command. but for the most part he got the job done, and his superiors generally recognized his talent as a cavalry officer. presentation swords or sabres, depending on their branch, generally were more for dress occasions, maybe for display. certainly some officers would have used them, but in was one of those kind of trophy things that would have been meant more for display and for the real

but nevada assembly speaker maryland kilpatrick welcomed the plan saying any time that we can lur a newndustry with a real return on our investment, that's always something we should be looking at. >> tesla is also leaving the door open for the other states to or more insentiz: according to u.s.a. today, industry experts believe the company could be looking for 300 million to $600 million until tax breaks. >> the problem is the companies also want state and local officials to compete to essentially bribe them. i mean to put it in blunt terms, to brake them to -- bribe them to invest in a particular location. >> watch doug groups say most large companies that get these tax breaks don't need them and they would be better used by individuals and families in need. >> there have been cases where companies receive tax credits exceeding their tax liability. then they sold the kreltsdz to a third party for a profit. further reducing government's tax revenues. public officials are desperate to win these rare big deals in the name of job creation. >> the result is often deals that offer benefits

kilpatrick, i think on this point you would have to agree with me that all people should obey just lawsbut i would also say that an unjust law is no law at all. and when we find an unjust law, i think we have a moral obligation to take a stand against it. >> during the weeks after the sit-ins began, opposition in the white communities of the south solidified and the first signs of violence appeared. >> the man came out and said there was a bunch of colored boys and girls on the stools of the counters. so i instructed the men to put them -- place them under arrest. >> on february 27th, 80 nashville students were arrested out of over 300 who were participating in the sit-ins that day. as the students were confronted with the choice of paying a $50 fine or spending over a month in jail, each of them chose jail. >> i felt free. i felt liberated. i felt like i had crossed over. >> nashville became the first major city in the south to permit whites and colored people to eat together in public places. >> king is extremely pleased with the emergence of the student sit-in movement in early 1960.

said they broke ground on a location that could be the giga-factory. 9/11 assembly speaker marilyn kilpatrickelcomed the tesla factory, saying, any time we can lure new industry, that should be something we're looking at. but tesla is also leaving the door open for other states to offer more incentives. industry experts believe the company should be looking at 300 to 600 million in tax breaks. >> the company wants state and local officials to compete to bribe them, to put it in blunt terms to bribe them to invest in a particular location. >> watchdog groups say most companies that get these big tax breaks don't really need them and would be better used for individuals or families in need. tax credits has exceed their tax liability then they sold the tax credits to a third party for a profit further reducing government's tax revenues. public officials are desperate to win these deals in the name of job are creation. a del computer plant in north carolina received more than $270 million in subsidies from state and local agencies. but dell later decided to shut it down and eliminated all the job

general kilpatrick is gone, has been exiled to the west.at grant decides to do is bring one of his generals from the west, general phil sheridan, eastward and put him in charge of the cavalry of the army of the potomac. general grant will be selecting the cavalry commander who will be reporting to general meade. a very awkward command relationship. and a command relationship that won't work, because each of these are extraordinarily strong-willed men. i expect maybe phil sheridan's appearance might have had to do with his problems as well. contemporary writers tell us as the campaign opens, phil sheridan was about 5'5" tall, weighed about 115 pounds, bow-legged with a pointy head, looked like his black hair had been painted on. abraham lincoln who had a good way with words explained that phil sheridan didn't have enough neck to hang him by. and also noted that he was the only man he knew who could scratch his ankles without bending over. this is a new commander of the union cavalry for the army of the potomac. as we'll see, we'll see a lot