Was there one low moment. >> Oh, I don't know if there was one. >> Here's one.It's Indiana legend, but the charismatic coach at the time, Lee Corso, confirms it to us. In a 1976 game, Lowly Indiana took an early 7-6 lead over mighty Ohio State. So unexpected that Corso burned a timeout for the purpose of commemorative photos.When the game ended, Indiana still had seven points. Ohio State had 47. ...

Fernando Mendoza, Indiana star quarterback. He's come to embody the team. A few years ago, he was a midling Miami high school player.Just last night, he won the Heisman Trophy, the first in IU history. >> Can you pause for a second and admire the story. >> Human nature is like, wow, like, how did I get here.And there's a little bit of an imposter syndrome from that point. Whoa, am I supposed to be here. I was a two star recruit.I wasn't a fivestar who's supposed to be in this position, who's supposed to be ...

I'm thinking this team that's lost a lot of games through the years now having this turnaround in the Midwest. Should you write a song about that. >> I already did.It's called >> Jack and Diane. Jackie is going to be a football star. >> Little diddy about Indiana football.>> That's right. pretty much. ...

This was the losingest college football program in America entering the season. Why did you choose to come here. >> Yeah, that's a great question.I think a key word there is was. There's a new program, especially now in college football. Things can change so quick and we saw a quick turnaround of 11 and one in Indiana.And a lot of the other coaches told me and warned me like, Fernando, we really like you as a guy. We're really scared. This is all just flash and smoke.It was a one year. It was a Cinderella r ...

It went 10 days without sales and decided to shut down the business, but it noticed a $2 fee that was still being charged to its account and it panicked. >> It felt like it was being scammed. And at that point, it decided to uh uh try to contact the FBI.But we have control over what emails go in and out. just as a as a last. >> So, you intercepted the email and it said, "I am reporting an ongoing automated cyber financial crime involving unauthorized automated seizure of funds from a terminated business acc ...

Still, Germany is placing a big bet on its biggest defense contractor, Rhin Matal. A major arm supplier to German troops in both world wars. Rinall and its subsidiaries have won a commanding share of recent government contracts.>> We are the fastest growing defense company in Europe at the moment. >> Armen Paper has been CEO since 2013. Pragmatic, forceful, strategic.He built Rhymmetal into a pillar of NATO rearmament. >> Ry Metal was an ammunition company is going from ammunitions to vehicle platforms, but ...

In 2024, Germany began sending its 45th Armored Brigade, 5,000 troops, to Lithuania. Once brutally occupied by the Nazis, Lithuania now welcomes German troops, bolstering NATO's eastern flank. Germany's first permanent deployment of a combat ready brigade abroad since World War II. ...

We saw evidence the Defense Ministry is thinking outside the box. Way outside the box. It's funding tests to see if these giant Madagascar hissing cockroaches can be repurposed from repulsive pests to miniature battlefield assets.>> This is a left turn and this is a right turn. Stefan Vilhelm's year old startup Swarm Biotactics in central Germany is working with the Bundes to develop technology that can steer the creepy critters autonomously and send them on reconnaissance missions. He let me take control.W ...

The drones are the future of warfare. >> We met Sven Kru in Berlin. He is co-CEO of drone manufacturer Quantum Systems.The company with factories in Germany and Ukraine just landed a€ 25 million euro contract with the Bundesphere to produce up to€ 750 intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance drones, ISR for short. We have now more than 1,500 at the battlefront day by day in use. >> 1,500 drones.>> Drones in use in Ukraine. Day by day, night by night. >> Drones, including quantums, have helped reshape ...

Despite the uptick in enlistments, the Bundesphere faces a manpower challenge. It wants to add about 75,000 active duty troops to its all volunteer force by 2035. History weighs on recruitment.The issue still sparks protests. A recent poll found an overwhelming majority of 15 to 25 year olds would not take up arms. If volunteer numbers fall short, the government may reintroduce the draft.Soldiers we met in basic training told us they find the reluctance of their generation to volunteer troubling. >> I think ...