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Suffering from stress? maybe thats why watching us at this hour. here is a suggestion -- go to work. >> a new study defies the conventional wisdom that home is our haven. >> researchers took a close look at our lives. they wanted to know where are you stressed at home or at work. most of us will probably say at work. >> reporter: like most of us, assistant high school principal eve lives a crazy, busy, often stress-filled life. mother of two. a husband who also works full time. >> how are you? >...

For a lot of us its hard for us to understand why. any thoughts? >> well, you know, i think to the outside personnel it looks a little strange but we dont know all of the back story, just part of the back story but not uncommon for someone in that level of trauma not to want to reconnect with his past until he needs to. then after that integration process is fulfilled and seeing his family and loved ones, im sure it will get a little easier but the whole stress of not knowing and the anticipatio...

All were -- when bergdahl left and we knew that he then was trying to find someone who spoke english to talk to the taliban and we knew that he was then trying to make connections with them, the mission changed. just bergdahl leaving, the mission changed. went from hearts and minding doing, going to villages, trying to find the taliban and helping people to a search, we got to search for this guy. >> this is a big deal. >> very big deal. changed everything. so every mission then was slated on ok...

All were -- when bergdahl left and we knew that he then was trying to find someone who spoke english to talk to the taliban and we knew that he was then trying to make connections with them, the mission changed. just bergdahl leaving, the mission changed. went from hearts and minding doing, going to villages, trying to find the taliban and helping people to a search, we got to search for this guy. >> this is a big deal. >> very big deal. changed everything. so every mission then was slated on ok...

It had been a great show. and what was the one thing i remembered? the one thing i got wrong. i think thats a very common trait for a lot of women that we carry criticism and we carry negative thoughts and the tiniest of slights with us, and it is stopping us from taking the risks that we need to do to build up our confidence. >> claire, ill let you take the microphone before i follow up on kattys confidence antidote. go ahead. >> theres many things. but the fact when i started covering the whit...

I.d. or a card used by civilian contractors or some other i.d. then if you go through that i.d. process if you dont have a military i.d. you have your vehicle inspected and are suggested to that. this guy had to get access to the base and probably have a legitimate reason to be there. why he did it, we have had everything from higher number of suicides over the last several years, the stress level has eased up somewhat because ourops tempo has dropped overseas. you have had military under stress...

>> you can tell the stress level sometimes. as was brought out earlier, this was the first flight for the first officer with a very senior captain, so he may have been a little more stressed. but really would depend on how stressed he would have been. >> because you could compare those audiotapes with previous flights they both had to see if there is any change in their voice. if you want to go that way. peter, adam tweets, can the s.a.t. go to original position to recreate ping scenario with cu...

Long-term, doctors say it could lead to a slew of problems, like depression, high blood pressure, even heart attacks. the best medical device, keep cool under pressure. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> oh, boy. interesting. >> very interesting, indeed. his average heart rate was between 110, 115, approximately 70% of his max heart rate. likened to the percent a marathoner would have over the course of an entire marathon. >> they say 135 beats per minute is what you have. look at you. >> come ...

And thats the skinhead philosophy. you know. they are the retirement program is either prison or the grave. i didnt feel like going to prison. so that would have been the only other alternative. >> bryon? bryon? youre all done, buddy. open your mouth up wide. youre all done, buddy. >> try to stay on your back. you hear me? >> yeah. >> just relax. >> stay right on your back. >> bring a stretcher in. >> i think hes more concerned about my stress level, you know, than anything else. he just wants m...

Anybody but me in my whole life. and i have to care for her and she cares for me. she loves me and i love her. i think thats pretty cool. >> the big things you tend to handle well, its the little annoyances every day that tend to get under guys skin, just the little petty things that mount up. when youve had this amount of stress level, you dont really need those type of things. a lot of times you get them anyway and you have to find a way to handle them, to deal with them. everybody deals with ...