they were on the tip of the speer. they were very near the baghdad border. he had been sleeping night after night with knees pulled up to his chin and his crew and other troops crammed into the tank. it was an inherently dangerous assignment, but i did receive that horrible mid of the night phone call that nobody wants to get, saved that david had died. of course immediately i think about a war-related injury, an am burg, ied. i was all the more shocked to find out it was something inside of his bod that took his life at the very young age of 39 years old. >> the circumstances, do they matter here? i guess explain more about deep vein thrombosis and what could aggravate it? i think all of us at the time probably thought if he had a blood close, making sense of where he was and that he was cramped. there must have been some signs. >> absolutely. what i learned after the fact is dvt forming in the lower leg, and becoming fatal when the clot or a fragment of the clot breaks free and travels to the lungs, becoming a p.e., pulmonary embolism. that medically what

aim of fighting illiteracy in indonesia's poorest province. 54 children are enrolled, armed with speers and bows, five and six-year-olds learn to hunt and defend themselves as part of preschool education. the school teacher's pupils, basic reading and mathematics, also wants to reflect traditions of local culture. the curriculum is specifically designed for children in a province where fishing and hunting for wild boar are useful skills. in the past, some children pulled their children out of school. they said the old education was irrelevant. >> translator: i hope the local authorities and central government pay more attention to our village school. it plays a very important role in our children's education. >> the school has been popular with both children and parents. one reason is its convenient location near where they live. another because the education is free. the indonesian bureau of statistics gives them the lowest literacy rate in indonesia. this new type of education hopes to encourage more kids to stay on in school, leading to greater prosperity for all. >>> that wraps up o

michael shakes speer to be or not to be, that is the question, and he answered it with that goal.be, game tied at six, same score in the fourth quarter. owen behind the net. decides he's going to take it himself. puts the terps up 7-6, four goals in the game, as maryland beats hopkins 9-. big win for the terps. >> great win fortunates, the caps. >> great day in d.c. sports. >>> the sun was shining most of the day. >> that's our news for now. the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy, yoplait light. over 30 flavors each around 100 calories. do the swap today. >>> rick santorum, it's good to see you. >> it's good to see you, mitt. >> thanks for meeting me here, okay? now that you're out of the race, i wanted to tell you in person that you ran a great campaign.

congresswoman speers founded an organization 20 years ago to help rim.led the professionaless organization of women here in california. congresswoman, i know you want to talk about that, but i want to get to the work you are doing on military sexual, a phrase we are starting to get to know, rape in the military. >> it's been around for a quarter of century. congress has known about it. the military has known about it. we have had hearing and reports and gao studies and in the end nothing has changed. 19,000 cases a year. 13%, only 13% reported because they are fearful of retaliation and being kicked out of the military with a label of personality disorder. then they are ineligible to get resources through services at the veterans administration because it's considered a preexisting condition. >> cheryl: so we know that the victims suffer postd traumatic stress disorder. i had the privilege of interviewing some of them and i wanted to show that reported. >> my name is megan tomas co. i'm with the u.s. marines and i was raped multiple times by a fellow u.s

jeffrey speers accepted a plea this afternoon. he was teaching english when he had numerous encounters with three students, two of them during and after school hours. on one occasion, he drove to a student's house. he will be sentenced at the end of the month. >> there are new developments in the fatal shooting of a 13-year- old girl last month when her friends were play with a rifle. done charges have been filed against a relative of one of the boys involved. -- gun charges have been filed against a relative of one of the boys involved. >> a warrant went out for failing to appear in a drug case. now the charges are more serious. she was shot and killed march 3 in baltimore. police arrested a 12 year-old and 13-year-old and charged with involuntary manslaughter. his half brother is charged with a gun violation. investigators do not believe armstrong was involved in the shooting. they do believe the gun is his and he is the reason the gun was in the house when she was shot. forensic evidence links armstrong to the weapon. the gun i

is breaking the covenant that exists between intelligence officers who are at the point and at the speer hanging way out there and the governments that authorize them and direct them to go there. >>odriez also spoke about 9-11 mastermind shall leak mohammed calling him an evil man. rodriguez says this is a man who was not phased it whatsoever. >> rodriguez went on to say all of this was done for the right reasons and he has no qualms his words, about the interrogation. some of them are used on u.s. military from terms of their training. >> it has been wild in some parts of the country. >>> first degree weather update with maria molino. we have cold weather hitting the northeast today. we had such beautiful weekend. >> unfortunately we are seeing freezing temperatures across northeast and also across new england. take a look at the temperatures. 2k50e8gs in burlington, vermont. it has been warmer in new york city than it was over the weekend. 46 deges for your temperature around this time over the weekend we are talking about temperatures hovering into the 30s. freeze warnings are in effe

beginners are learning to fly and catch from instructors, including jonas speer. >> it was -- i thinks our first class of the day. >> sweep, legs not so high and back. >> we spend two hours with them working on the ground and in the air on flying trapeze tricks. >> one of the students takes his turn on the bar. a classmate films him with his digital camera. >> we were flying on the trapeze, i was up on the board getting ready to do my flight, and emergency personnel came in. >> a police officer showed up at the gate, and he said, hey, does anybody have some rope or anything? we kind of got down and said, well, yeah, we're a trapeze school. what do you need? >> a man has just fallen into the hudson river, which sits next to the trapeze school. without blinking, jonah and co-instructor paul cannon grabbed rope and other rescue equipment and take off toward the river. >> when we get there, we saw a body floating down the river about 25 or 30 feet out. >> somehow a man, later identified as james q., has fallen into the river and now appears unconscious and needs saving. a small crowd is b

brittney speers is the most likely candidate according to eonline.inger is close to signing a $15 million deal. that would make her the highest paid reality singing duhs on t.v. jennifer om gets 12 million a season. >> unbelievable. i can't believe how much money they get for nothing jobs. pilothouse dog. >> am new style of pizza crust debuting a hot-dog stuffed crust pizza. at a time will have a mustard drizze drizle and a pizza on top of of it. >> pizza filled with a hot dog. >> the ring of crust on the outside. it's stuffed with hot dogs. >> mustard glaze on top of that. only available right now in the united kingdom. no plans as of yet to bring it to the u.s. at a time could happen if it takes off. >> we ought to unleash michelle obama on these people. >> i thought you would like that, being a hot doc guy. >> i like hot dogs. i like pizza. i don't like to put hot dogso pizza. >> there you go. amen to that, brother. amen to that. all right. just take my hot dog with mustard and either onions or sawyer sauerkraut. a good baseball hot dog. >> you do

and since 2010, iran has speered that against the u.s. to broker some of these deals.nd that is why this country is really probably going to get into war with iran. and not because of the nuclear aspect and what have you. but the way the system works, they don't get that out to the public. guest: well, where to begin on that. i think -- let's take a step back when we talk about currency and the u.s. dollar. the u.s. dollar trades on the foreign exchange market. that means it is exchanged against in other currency. so for many years our government has been badgering and particularly the chinese to let their currency appreciate and there are a lot of benefits that are perceived to drive in this country if that were to happen. if another currency appreciate yates against the dollar by definition the dollar depreciates against it. so in fact some of the dynamic that the caller has just described which again i think widely overblown in terms of impact. but i think to some degree that is consistent with what has been at least one school of u.s. policy regarding the dollar, w

so -- but i told congress to speer federal aid to those schools that keep tuition affordable, that serve their students well. and we put colleges on notice. if you can't stop tuition from just going up every single year a lot faster than inflation, then funding you get from taxpayers, at least at the federal level, will go down because we need to push colleges to do better and hold them accountable if they don't. now, public universities know well and governor perdue knows well, states also have to do their part. by making higher education a higher priority in their budget. [applause] it will make tuition affordable for north carolina families. that's a priority for her. but last year over 40 states cut their higher education spending and these budget cuts have been among the largest factors in tuition increases in public colleges over the past decade. so we're challenging states to take responsibility. we told them, if you can find new ways to bring down the cost of college and make it easier for students to graduate then we'll help you do it. but i want everybody here, as you're thinki

. -- he said speer the market is tight because iranian oil is being taken off the market. the markets have limited capacity to increase production. we have a strategic petroleum avers -- reverse that cannot be used. the economic crisis is substantial. we should give the policy more time to operate rather than less . >> i want to go back to something you mentioned earlier on and you mentioned the worry about this calculation. and the potential for this to be a broader conflict, that it would not just out with a surgical strike on the run. -- iran. what is the likelihood of that spreading? experts do not think that will happen. they think it would be limited to the u.s., israel, and i run. nothing else would be brought in. >> if it is the u.s., israel, and iran this is a different ball game. i think that if we did it, we will try to make sure the israelis did not go along with us. it would be like the 1991 gulf war where we said, stay out of it. we tried to have a larger coalition to include arab states and having israel participate in this. israelis have an amazing military