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Alike that the world is changing. that you have a young, vibrant generation within the middle east that is looking for greater opportunity. and that if you are governing these countries, youve got to get out ahead of change. you cant be behind the curve. and so, you know, i think that the thing that will actually achieve stability in that region is if young people, if ordinary folks end up feeling that there are pathways for them to feed their families, get a decent job, get an education, aspire...

So some protesters spend a few days here then will go home and regroup and then come back. but theres always the presence of many thousands here. its grown from just a couple tents to a virtual tent city with pathways and different kinds of encampments and food now and, you know, you never go hungry. people are always giving out bread and sandwiches and water and juice and theyve really made this an occupied space, their space. they are very proud to continue to occupy, despite the continued pro...

Many of the participants here tell me what can we go back to? we have been denouncing the mubarak regime for three weeks now and our faces all over tv. we will be targeted. there is no choice. this is our chance and were not looking back. >> sharif, tell us about the people who are protesting. do they go home and eat dinner? i mean, are they destitute? are they -- do they just have the shirts on their backs? how do they function? what is it like day to day in egypt from what you can see how they...

That is a very significant development considering giffords was shot only a month ago. friend are elated with this progress. >> for her to request toast, i dont think ive ever gotten so excited about toast. >> what this indicates is that the bullet did not permanently damage the language pathways and theres an ability for recovery here. >> meanwhile, the fbi and the county sheriffs office have wrapped up their investigation into the shooting, which wounded giffords and killed six others. all the...

Dinner and a movie at the same time at the same place. instead of doing them separately and paying for both, you could do this and its actually getting some good reviews. >> that sounds good. not bad. a simple breakfast request marks another milestone in the dramatic and amazing recovery of congresswoman gabby giffords. >> staffers say giffords is talking more and more every day and they couldnt be happy. bob woodruff has more details on her remarkable progress. >> reporter: her office gave us...

Science, technology, for a bachelor degree, 4.2%. think of that. >> less than half the national average. >> thats less than half. yet only 40% grow on to get a bachelors degree. >> science, technology, engineering, math, your unemployment rate is lower than 2%. >> yes. computer fields, 7.1% unemployment. incredibly mobile jobs. people moving around. i say that, get a lot of e-mails so mobile my job went to vietnam. i get that, too. some of the -- thats part of mobile, too. not everybody can be a...

As a leader, really, within the movement to raise academic standards and expectations for all kids. i think we have made progress doing that. i think, particularly as the country moves toward common high expectations for all kids, thats only a plus. im not for having people reduce their expectations on what kids can do. were certainly not advocating that young people reduce their expectations. but the question is, by the time kids get to be 16 or 17, shouldnt they have some choices and shouldnt ...

Know the rise of drug-resistant bacteria is taking on greater urgency. health officials fearing a lack of new antibiotics could set the scene for common infections to become a major cause of death around the world. youre looking at bacteria that causes potentially deadly anthrax. now watch closely as scientists introduce a revolutionary new protein. in a matter of seconds, the cells explode. >> we were kind of surprised that it was so potent. >> reporter: for scientist paul jackson, what began a...

Parent and -- impairment and how well she can see, hell be transferred to a texas institute for rehabilitation and research and they specialize in spinal cord and brain injuries. and, shell be accompanied by dr. peter rhee for the hand off and they expect the inpatient recovery for two months and outpatient therapy for longer and, theyll look at speech therapy and want to know if she can speak and communicate what she wants and how she feels and physical therapy, walking and balance, motor skill...

And create a associational link, after theyve done this four or five times, this becomes linked in the brain. and, you know, those nice, happy chemicals, so they dont need -- >> through this therapy or hypnosis, the mere act of pressing your index finger with your them will trigger the neural pathways of your brain and release an endorphin set thats not dissimilar to something thats more destructive? >> absolutely. it has to be done through practice, so my book comes with a hypnosis cd, you sit ...