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the back pain started to hurt more and more. en on the way home, it moved to the front, so it was kind of in my lower abdomen. we decided that we would go to the e.r. because it didn't seem like a normal backache at that point. >> mcfarland: doctors told jori she was fine and sent her home. but the pains continued throughout the weekend, and on monday, she went back to her doctor. >> i just still felt like something wasn't right. the pain was getting a lot worse. and so i told him anywhere between, like, 10 to 30 minutes, i would have these pains that would last anywhere from, like, 20 to 40 seconds. he said the baby was fine and that i could go home. >> mcfarland: when the pains continued the next day, the krischkes decided to go back to the e.r. and there it soon became clear that jori was going to deliver her baby right away. >> my water broke with some force. and i don't really remember if she came out then or, like, shortly after that, but nothing was ready. they just--pretty much, i pushed maybe twice. >> mcfarland: avery w

she said she can't take away the pain and asked the murrays to understand how deeply sorry she is. show is for this. she said i hope you will be able to find forgiveness in your heart. i am truly sorry. the judge greenburg said it was a cold-blooded and calculated murder and he, perhaps in more, motions than sentenceing, britney norwood said the countless indifference of the apple store employees next to the lulu lemon store outraged him, they did not a blessed thing to stop it, he said. earlier through about 2 1/2 hours of testimony, jana murray's mom and dad got up there and talked about jana. a 30-year-old athlete, college grad and world traveler. they, both of jana's brothers, their wives and one of jana's best friends and her fee fee -- fiance to be stood up and pleaded for this sentence, life without parole. the attorney also spoke on behalf of britney before she spoke and was her oldest brother. she's one of nine children. the parents, all nine children had written statements to the court but only her oldest brother andre stood up and begged for mercy saying please give our

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halfway to the woods i fell unconscious from the pain and the loss of blood. and what did my enemy do? he crawled off of the field. he refilled his canteen at plum run. he crawled back and he brought me to life again. and so we reached the woods, and he placed me under a tree on a rubber blanket and he left me his canteen of water and some biscuit. and i gave him my watch as a souvenir from a grateful friend and enemy. and so it was from this shaded vantage that i watched men in blue massing into columns by division, the pennsylvania reserve brigade under colonel mccanless poured in volley after volley as they crossed the field. although the balls rattled among the trees and rocks around me, i enjoyed that charge hugely. for it meant victory. it was sublime. and this charge across the wheat field was the last fighting of the battle of gettysburg. it was captain e.m. robinson of the 5th main infantry who put me on a stretcher and had me carried to a barn used as a hospital at the foot of round top. it was here on the next morning i celebrated the fourth of july

. >>> it's an experimental way to ease the pain. the push to approve a new device to treat an uncomfortable disease. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] agency approve a new device to d reflux. dr. ki >>> an advisory padgett to the food -- panel to the food and drug administration is recommending the agency approve a new device to treat severe acid reflux. dr. kim mulvihill explains what that is. >> reporter: first, it's a very common condition. 25million americans struggle with acid reflux. most turn to medication for relief. others have surgery. well, now an experimental device called links is making surgical treatment much easier. >>> reporter: for more than 20 years, kelly couldn't eat without feeling the pain and discomfort of heartburn and acid reflux. >> a lot of times like as

there are very good psychotherapies for depression. >> reporter: a difficult subject for the pain we will all feel, and the doctors who want to help. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> up next for us here tonight, big changes coming across this country's school cafeterias. >>> school menus are about to change. first lady michelle obama sampled some of the new offering at an elementary school in virginia today. part of the announcement of the first overhaul the school lunch program in 15 years. we asked our education correspondent rehema ellis to walk us through some of the changes on the way. >> reporter: brian, based on the new government regulations, schools will begin to cut back on sodium, sugar, saturated fats and transfats and add more fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains. that's because this is what a typical lunch might look like today. a hot dog on a white bun, carrots, celery, fruit that's come out of a can and whole milk. next fall you start to see something like this. whole wheat spaghetti, more fresh fruits and vegetables and green vegetables, as well as 1% milk.

. >> there's aspects of this death that i cannot accept and i guess until i somehow can get over the painfering that i know my daughter went through. my unconscious will not let go of it. >> the norwood family equally emotional in court didn't stop to talk to the press. but defense attorney, doug wood, did give this assessment of his clients. >> very upset. she's very troubled. i do think she wanted to get it over with. i don't think she wanted to put her family through this anymore. >> the defense argued for life in prison with the possibility of parole. they didn't get it, and now they say they'll appeal. but for the murray family, what they want is for people to remember jayna for how she leved and not for how she died. >> it's hard to imagine the pain and suffering she endured and not hate that. i mean, i hate the pain that she went through. i hate the person that inflicted it. >> now the judge also noted what he called the callus indifference of the people at the adjacent apple store who heard those cries for help and did nothing. murray's family is considering pushing good samaritan

the pain that jana endured, the pain that her family, her friends endured, the ripples are enormous. and we want to turn this evil act into good and that is what we as a society have to do. with brittany being not allowed to walk on the streets, that is one person that as a society we don't have to worry about. >> brittany spoke in court today. she spoke to you, the judge, her parents. she apologized. any thoughts on her words? >> i'm still digesting that. >> i have a response. >> i have a comment on that as well. i think she didn't accept any responsibility today whatsoever. she said the crimes for which i was convicted. there was never an acknowledgment in court that she did the crime which was immediately apparent to me. she chose her words very, very carefully twice. never accepted responsibility for the -- her participation in it. she would say i have been convicted of these crimes and then spoke to the two families. i was shocked and thought in light of the fact they've actually admitted to some extent that she had done the crime she virtually took no responsibility for this cr

the bottom line is, it's painful to be separated. i resonate with what barbara's saying. >> in terms of choosing the time? >> i think that the time that people choose to let go is critical in times of the interior life. some would prefer to do that in private. de-- depending on the personality of the person. also, i think it's a moment of preparation that many of us think about over the life span. >> and a lot of us don't want to think about it. i think there's a lot of pushing away of the idea of death. i remember when i was young, i thought i was immortal. >> but may i say something about that? i think that the mainstream cultures push back. some of the group, i would say, in my own latino community, there's something we call remote preparation. i'm recalling that my grandmother had her dress and her clothes selected for her funeral many years before the actual event. >> that's amazing. >> i run into the clients that come from the groups where they've integrated the idea of transition. >> we'll talk more about that. we'll take a sho

the pain that jayna endured. the pain that her family, her friends endured. the ripples are enormous. and we want to turn this evil act into good. that is what we as a society have to do. with brittney being not allowed to walk on the streets, that is one person that as a society we don't have to worry about. >> brittney spoke in court today. she spoke to you, to the judge, and her parents. she apologized. any thoughts on her words? >> i'm still digesting that. >> i have a comment on that. >> i think she didn't accept any responsibility today whatsoever. she said the crimes for which i was convicted. there was never an acknowledgment in court that she did the crime. which immediately was apparent to me. she chose her words very, very carefully. never accepted responsibility for her participation in it. she was saying i have been convicted of these crimes and spoke to the two families. i was shocked. and thought in light of the fact that they admitted to some extent that she had done the crime, she virtually took no responsibility for this crime today. to me,

the pain jayna murray in georgeendured -- we want to turn this evil act into good. that is what we as a society need to do. brittany norwood is not allowed to walk on the street, that is one person we do not have to worry about. >> she spoke in court today. she spoke to you and to the judge and two were parents. she apologized. any thoughts? >> i am still digesting that. >> i have a comment on that as well. i think she did not accept any responsibility whatsoever. there was never an acknowledgement in court that she did the crime. it was immediately apparent to me. she chose her words very carefully. she never accepted responsibility for the participation in it. i was shocked. she took no responsibility for this crime. that is another aggravating factor that makes this intense absolutely appropriate. >> what did you make of brittany norwood's brother's remarks? she would never be able to get married, have children. >> my first thought was, what about jayna? the norwood family is a good family. she came from good people and had opportunities. this is a much different

bowl the ravens met sunday morning to clean out their lockers, say goodbye to teammates and ponder the pain of a tough loss. the ravens believe their season wouldn't end for another two week. >> it sucks because we've done so much and just to fall short, it's bad. >> we're not supposed to be doing this. but the next couple of days i'm sure it will really sink in and we'll feel the pain. >> reporter: no player felt more pain than kicker billy condit that missed the field goal that would have sent the game to overtime. one day later, condit stood at his locker and said that the sting is going to make him better. >> i'm going to come back and prepare for next year. >> reporter: a clean shaven flacco also met with the media. he was better than brady on sunday, but was beaten in overtime. >> you get different feelings as the day goes on. one second you're like, okay we gave it all we had and the next you're frustrated that we didn't make it through. >> reporter: joe flacco has one year remaining on his current contract and says he definitely would like to get a contract extension done during thi

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for any of you moms who have been through this, you know the pain and the challenge it could be. what we did -- you know, we are a very close family. we just sort of came together and dealt with it issue by issue. but over all, it was gone to be we will love and support bella and fight for life. when certain things would happen i would call the doctor on it or the nurse. and again, we have wonderful physicians and nurses and our lives. who will love like crazy, because they walked this journey with us. but there were some along the way, too, where it was shocking what we saw what they're not treating bella with dignity and respect and that is something i always insisted on as a mother, she be treated with the same dignity and respect as any other child and it was not alwayswe were all initially go right through a tough time. hospice care -- and strange that it is, you bring a baby home and you are going to hospice care, which is strange for us. we got home from the nicu and we both said, we want to focus on bella's life. our children are so dear. they love her like crazy. we came

the part of the reason we saw the pain in the housing market. is it over? is it going to start to improve? you're in a state where the average home is down 50% in price. >> you've recited a lot of the bad data. what we're starting to see in the field out in our communities, not only in florida, but across the country is we're starting to see a fundamental recovery. fundamentally strong and driven by free market focus and what we're starting to see the stabilization that we think ultimately leads to recovery. and the fund mamentals driving are the fact that home price iss are low. interest rates are low and rental rates are starting to move up. so the comparison between the two is favorable for force out housing. demand is just sarting to come back. >> and we've had some federal programs to help here. let me just play a sound bite from mitt romney back in october. what he had to say. here he is. >> don't try and stop the foreclosure process. let it run its course and hit the bottom, allow investors to buy homes, put renters in them, fix up the homes and let

the ravens met monday morning to clean out their lockers, say goodbye to teammates and poppedder the pain of a tough loss. the ravens believe their season would not end for another two weeks. >> it just sucks because we done so much and just to fall short i mean it is bad. >> we are not supposed to be doing this but the next couple of days will sink in and we will feel the pain. >> no player felt more than billy cundiff. who missed a field goal. 1 day later he stood at his locker and vowed the miss will make him better. >> i can roll over or pick myself up and get back to work. >> joe flacco also met with the media. he was better than tom brady on sunday but still ended up open the losing side. it is a defeat he is still trying to understand. >> you get different feelings and as the day goes on i think you know at one second you are like okay, you know we gave it all the had and the next second you are frustrated we didn't pull it through. >> putting the bitterness behind and putting the business ahead he has one year remaining on his contract and says he would like to get an extension do

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the dr. martin luther king birthday celebration. also 30 years ago, a painful recovery was beginning to take place along potomac river. >> it's cold out here. another cold day in store for us, as we finish off the weekend. but then some milder air comes this way. i've got your complete forecast including a holiday for mlk day. right now temperatures in the 30s but feels like the 20s. the forecast is coming up a little later! >>> yesterday was the 30th anniversary of the air florida crash into the 14th street bridge. it was 30 years ago today that the painful recovery of all those bodies began. the tail section of flight 90 marks the gravesite in the river. one by one the 74 passengers and crewmembers were lifted from the wreckage. only four passengers and a flight attendant survived the disaster. four people in vehicles on the bridge were also killed when the plane was brought down by snow and ice. it had accumulated on the wings before takeoff from national airport. >> you were in this truck at the time. tell me what happened. >> we just changed lanes and come

it was the pain threshold really afford -- it makes me wonder what the pain threshold really is for black folks. >> i am extremely disappointed, more so than i ever thought i could be. i think part of the reason i am disappointed is that i had hoped for a lot. part of it is the disparity between what he has done and what i had hoped. some of my hope was probably based on unrealistic expectations. [applause] even though i am very disappointed -- i was born when roosevelt was president. i actually do not think there has been a better president for our people since i have been alive after him. [applause] but i mixed. but because he is black, i still have a very high expectations. i think there are some things that are very well done. i think he has done some things that are -- that they did -- that are well done that they do not say much about. my biggest disappointment, back to the leadership, i do not see leadership on the issue. i do not see him speaking out on the issue and i do not think he will go all around talking about race. but i do think you have to talk about issues that affect b

the pain will always be there.oes heal some wounds, but we're always going to miss here and be sad about it. >> she's a bright, funny, you know, very cheery girl and tell me about your daughter. >> she had a lot of qualities. she -- she was very outstanding. she loved to get people together and play and things like that and she would direct traffic. one day i went over to her school l to visit her during lunch hour before going to recess and i peeked around and she had about eight kids around her and she was you know, you go this way, all the other girls go this way. the kids meet in the middle. that's what she liked to do. a very social, very noun, she had a competitive fire to her, too. >> on the day, we were just going about your normal lives and you get this awful call. you hear first, then john, you get a call. there must be a sense of disbelief and you realize she's been caught up in this horrific incident. gabrielle giffords has been shot, presumed dead. other people have been gunned down. what are you think

here for the pain of the remaining people the pain of the entire country for twenty two years old they have done is destroyed the entire country our youth has no future they have no jobs. mostly water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in book arrest but now she is forced to pay for her social security out of her small pension. whether you're young or you're a pensioner you need a pension when you get old they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're boring the money because they don't have it had a war is not just here for herself her son left to remain here but it's illegal to try and find work young rumanians feel trapped under direct and most of their anger at the president try and assess could protest as accuse him of trampling over democracy presiding over a political elite riddled with corruption. who wants to take descent down down with the sask who has parents left us with a heritage and we're leaving our children with just debt the problem it's the young ones that need to have a. good life you know mania. and we are not allowed to have peace

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