zia terry has jessica and abby.ar-old grew up skiing the same mountain as her idols at olympic park in park city, utah. >> they have inspired me by being women and ski jumpers. and they have always inspired me because they got it into the olympics. >> on march 11, 2012, zia, who up to this point has only jumped the 20, wants to jump the 40-foot ski jump by the end of her practice session with coach eric. >> so by around like 3:00, they had to go back to school. so i was like, are you ready to jump the 40? and she was really into it. she wanted to jump it. >> i asked him a few questions that i was wondering, and he gave me the straight answer. do you go faster on the end run? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> yeah. >> is it any steeper, do you think? not much? >> same steepness. it's just longer. >> just longer. just longer. just a bigger 20. that's all. >> i was just trying to keep her calm. just saying that she could do it. and she can. she jumped the 20-meter fine. so the 40-meter, do the same thing and you'll

what was important to the zia was the number four. and you'll see four lines facing in the four different directions. now, four was not just important to them for the four directions. they believed in the power of the four seasons. they felt that there were four aspects of life that every person should pursue, like purity and being of sound mind and all those sorts of positive attributes. >> the flag's bold simplicity helped it win first place in a competition of america's 50 state flags. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> there's an insect from asia that may be invading the u.s. it's called the kudzu-eating stinkbug. kudzu is a fast growing weed that covers bushes and trees. in fact, kudzu can kill its host plant because it blocks the plant's sunlight. so, you'd think that stinkbugs that eat kudzu would be a good thing. they're not. stinkbugs also eat soybeans, an important crop in our country. so this small bug could soon be causing big problems for farmers. >> okay, everyone, it's time to find out what teens think. here's "speak of

. >> this is zia. >> awesome.ome of community leader ivan pino in zia pueblo. i'm here to join him and his nephew robert and family in a traditional hunt. >> so we'll be carrying our shotguns. we'll be carrying our rabbit stick. we won't do this anymore. >> it's harder. >> it's always good to get a prayer going so that the animals can be willing to take their life. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the pueblo, who lived here continuously since around 1250 a.d., had long before the spanish or anyone else arrived a highly organized society. they built multi-level adobe apartment blocks. they farmed the land. irrigated crops using intricate water diversion systems. all this in what sure as hell looked like a harsh and unforgiving land. >> yo, huh, huh, huh, huh. >> this is good weather, though, for hunting because it's a nice breeze, overcast. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursion. there were years where there was nothing. and they had to deal. >> we foun

contractor firm more insanely corrupt and criminal than blackwater oh sorry to say but hot water i meant zia cademy actually that's in a poor effort to distance itself from its sordid war crimes and black market deals blackwater has changed its name three times already so during the iraq occupation blackwater made headlines for its rampant unaccountability and murder sprees when it was guards indiscriminately firing on passing cars animals or human beings you may remember during the height of the occupation and two thousand and seven blackwater guards straight out slaughtered seventeen civilians in the service square and baghdad the incident caused justifiable upper on behalf of iraqis but its prime minister calling it quote deliberate murder and feigned outrage on behalf of the u.s. government which passed a bill subjecting the contractors to u.s. courts because for some reason they want to before not their years of legal red tape and government mishaps over what had been quite the my lai moment iraq three contractors are currently in the midst of a trial over manslaughter charges however a

zia dram dan with the islamic american group care warns the rise in anti-semitism could trigger an anti-muslimacklash, like this flier found in a brooklyn neighborhood. >> i think the rhetoric has to be contained to the point of the questioning of human rights. and to the question of politics, but not anti-jewish. >> reporter: no one can say whether the level of anger and violence in europe will spread to the u.s., but some american jews fear that the growing anti-semitic rhetoric and hate speech could reach levels not seen in generations. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >> all right, thank you very much, deb feyerick. >>> i'm joined now by rhab -- rabbi and fareed zakaria. there has been a rise of an uptick in semitism. why is that? >> look at the incendiary language we're seeing on some of the people you have on your show. ban ki-moon, the secretary general speaking about how deplorable it is of israel to murder children while they're sleeping. in the final analysis, i didn't hear that statement from the secretary general even about vladimir putin who may or may not have been involved in th

desaid zia a professor of law at harvard. a fourth witness will be dr. peter merrill a doctor of the economics and statistics group at price waterhouse. a fifth assistant will be dr. robinson at the tech school of business at dartmouth and the final witness will be will alan sloan who is the senior editor-at-large for "fortune" magazine. our thanks to all of you for coming. it's our custom that your prepared statements will be used. if you could use your five minutes to summarize, that would be helpful. i know senators have many questions. we're going to have votes at 10:45. this will be a bit of a juggling act. we will try to handle this as well as the chaotic senate schedule allows. mr. stack, welcome. >> thank you senators. chairman wyden, ranking member hatch and distinguished members of the community. i appreciate the opportunity to appear to discuss these important international tax issues to which your committee has devoted substantial effort i'd like to begin by describing the work we're doing in the g-20 betts project and then link that discussi

desaid zia a professor of law at harvard. a fourth witness will be dr. peter merrill, a doctor of the economics and statistics group at price waterhouse. a fifth assistant will be dr. robinson at the tech school of business at dartmouth and the final witness will be will alan sloan who is the senior editor-at-large for "fortune" magazine. our thanks to all of you for coming. it's our custom that your prepared statements will be used. if you could use your five minutes to summarize, that would be helpful. i know senators have many questions. we're going to have votes at 10:45. this will be a bit of a juggling act. we will try to handle this as well as the chaotic senate schedule allows. mr. stack, welcome. >> thank you, senators. chairman wyden, ranking member hatch and distinguished members of the community. i appreciate the opportunity to appear to discuss these important international tax issues to which your committee has devoted substantial effort i'd like to begin by describing the work we're doing in the g-20 betts project and then link that discus