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The leading cause of death among student athletes is sudden cardiac arrest, Heather Brown reports (2:10).

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PBS President Paula Kerger visited Detroit Public Television on September 18th, 2008 for its annual Premiere Night event at the Detroit Athletic Club. In this video, she talks about the importance of local PBS stations like Detroit Public Television. She also engaged the audience with regard to the significance of public television and the impact it has on all Americans. Help PBS continue to offer all Americans from every walk of life the opportunity to explore new ideas and new worlds through television and online content. To donate, please visit http://www.pbs.org/support

WSJ's Alan Murray tells Paul Glader the paper's CEO Council yielded a number of surprises, including the view that the economy will need $300 billion of fiscal stimulus and that education needs to be an Obama administration priority. (Nov. 20)

Railroads & Online Education - Roundtable Discussion with William McVail of Turner Investment Partners and David Winters of Wintergreen Advisers

What can a marshmallow tell you about your kids? You might be surprised. Psychologists at Stanford University found that kids who were able to hold off eating a marshmallow did better in school and in life, Amelia Santaniello reports (5:14).

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Citigroup receives a government rescue, SPAM enjoys a resurgence in tough economic times, and we offer a tribute to turkeys.

President Bush urges world leaders to expand free trade, and a group of Australians scrambles to save some stranded whales.

Pirates threaten ships passing near the Horn of Africa, and partisan politics could present a challenge to President-elect Obama.