i can't overdose. >> and chaz is right about that.hile there are fatal accidental prescription medicine overdoses, every 19 minutes in this country, there are virtually no report of fatal marijuana overdoses. and perhaps one of the biggest reasons most people think pot is safe. in fact, a new study of children, showed that by high school, only one in five think marijuana in high school. that's the lowest number in more than two decades. and something we have heard over and over as we traveled around the country. >> not really that harmful. >> it has a lot of benefits. not really too concerned about it. >> i think it's safe, if you're a safe person. >> but the experts we spoke to said there is more to the story. >> there are people who compulsively smoke, who want to stop smoking, but they can't stop smoking. >> in fact, 90% of marijuana smokers will become depend ant. like heroin. 23% become addicted. or 17% with cocaine or 15% with alcohol. but it is still approximately one out of every 11 marijuana smokers. >> there is no longer any

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. >> chaz, he should be very proud. here now to explain further, is this a tradition in tallahassee? always have the crash in there? >> no. the nativity scene is just this year and just started. there was a menorrah before that and now that the nativity scene is there, chaz stooebs decides to build a 6-foot tall pabst blue ribbon pole and call it a festivus pole. it's a fake made-up holiday and people get around the pole and announce their grievances on december 23r't think they had tt that in there. it's not a legitimate holiday or religious expression. >> i agree with you. >> it's chaz the cook. >> they say that the hands are tied. >> hands on tied. >> but, you know, they're saying that, you know, they have to allow all -- >> what culture is the pabst blue ribbon? >> it isit's a made-up joke fro "seinfeld." they have no obligation. >> so the attorney general -- >> he put this next to the ridiculousness of the nativity, in his opinion. >> we all know it is insulting. there is no war on christmas according to jon stewar

it's just a kook, chaz, the kook. >> they're saying their hands are tied. >> hands are tie? >> but they have to let all cultures. >> what culture is pabst blue ribbon? >> it's not. they have no obligation >> the attorney general -- >> this is his display next to in a activity? >> it's insulting >> but there is no war on christmas the attorney general of florida, is it bondy? she should just say nochlt you're not going to turn this into a circus. if you're a legitimate religion okay but not this clown. okay. we have another santa. santa now, greenpeace and santa. roll tape. >> i bring bad tidings. melting ice here. north pole made our operations and day-to-day life intolerable and impossible. and there may be no alternative but to... cancel christmas. >> so santa according to greenpeace looks like texas chain saw massacre guy. >> with a flashlight. he's dirty, looks like a hostage video. but very good news for people. that is not santa. santa is very busy at the north pole this time of the year. that is the butler from downton abby. >> what is the point? >> the point is that

el chaz the elf and santa handed out dozens of gifts on international boulevard.wo say they started a toy give away in a whim after they drove through oakland handing out gifts. they say the experience was so great they decided to keep it going. thanks to their friends, the contributions have rolled into their website oak love christmas.com. >> my friends and family. people just want to give. they don't really know how sometimes and so, everyone just keeps giving us more and more every year and it just keeps growing. >> in all santa and chaz the elf say they were able to give 500 gift this is season. >>> a new alzheimer's study find where the disease begins and how it spreads. and at the end of the trial, only the 12 people who developed mild alzheimer's showed a plaque and protein build up in an area of the brain that stores memories. scientists say these findings can help. >>> a blended family in iowa is having a bittersweet holiday as it experiences the wishes the first wife asked for them before her death. >> i have a wish. i have a wish for david the boys and

. >>> when nicolas maduro became president, he was succeeding hugo chaz. in his first few admonition in office, maz rowe i maduro is getting more face time than his pre predecessor did. chavez is gone but the media war goes on. this week in local elections that were seen as a litmus test for maduro, the opposition accused the government of an outright information blockade, that fold a global vision television channel, global vision, coverage of opposition rallies and pret press conferences subsequently reduced, maduro says, right wing elite many intent on ousting him. our focus , car caracas. >> maduro doesn't have the ability to engage the people as chavez had. maduro his relationship with the media is a work in progress. >> usually politicians try at the very least to appear to make nice with the media. even outlets they consider hostile. in venezuela, such niceties go unobserved. here are just some of the things nicolas maduro said about the venezuelan media, before the l unofficial referendum on his presidency . [ spanish ] and here is the flif-side to

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we will go to chaz, in miami. if you could be brief.t an expression of the fact that this country is turning into a plutocracy. i teach literature and theater. no one is going into humanities because they can't afford it. i had to move from manhattan because it's too expensive to live there. kids coming up to college can't afford it. it costs $50,000 to go to school. the same thing with an electorate. my parents came from cuba. one of the reasons they came from cuba, one of the reasons there was a revolution is because unless you had at that time $100,000, you could not run for congress in cuba. that happened to my father. he wanted to become politically involved. he could not afford it. that is what is happening in our country today. host: we will get a quick comment from our guest. guest: elections are expensive to a point where if you want to run for federal office, particularly, it becomes incredibly difficult to do to be a legitimate candidate, someone who will have the potential for success. there are occasional exceptions to this

the 22-year-old has pleaded not guilty to chaz of first-degree murder. said it was an accident. >> this is the top movie star of 2013 of general lists, show received 89 percent more views than runner-up. san jose eating champions joey chestnut has another victory, he when a weekend trip cocktail eating contest held by a minneapolis restaurant, a contest i would want to enter, finally. you had to devour as many as appetizers. >> you could in aid minutes and he took home the trophy after eating a record nine pounds and four ounces of shrimp. >> a different kind of honor for san francisco guitarist santana one of five to receive the kennedy center awards last night, the 66-year-old is one of only a few latinos to ever receive the top arts award. he began playing the guitar after hearing blues and rock-n-roll on the radio and "supernatural" won nine grammys. others included billy joel and herbie hancock. >> billy joel and herbie hancock, pretty good company. >> the house fire in the north bay that threatened homes and firefighters reveal where the flames sta

chaz kassim was rested in april with some of his friends after they made a mock documentary about teen he is held in prison. we are going to get more from family members when they join us during the 8:00 hour of "new day." >> crazy story. >>> and "new day" does start right now. >> the thermometer in my truck said 7 degrees when i was driving over here, so it's cold. >>> a snow-dumping storm covered the rockies and is headed south toward major cities. we're tracking the dangerous conditions. >>> breaking overnight, new reports the nsa is collecting 5 billion cell phone records a day worldwide but exactly what information are they looking for? >>> walkout. fast food workers across the country planning to walk out today. could it mean higher pay for them or higher prices for you. >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day," thursday, december 5th, 6:00 in the east. winter's grip getting tighter. the next phase of extreme weather expected to be a major ice storm across the s

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undefeated mma fighter chaz the hybrid walton has made fight night a tradition and it imcoulds to holdhis heart. >> the i fought at toys for tots last year. that's when i actually asked my wife to marry me. i like doing it because it's charity. it has a big draw. there's a lot of people here. >> southside's steve rick ham has hosted the event at wild bill's since its inceptionings in 2008. >> i've been fortunate because i have friends in the service to see them go to homes where they handed out toys and gave them to parents with tears in the driveway knowing their kids' christmas morning would go have toys and believe san tam had come for them. >> but the work doesn't end on fight night. beginning in october and continuing nonstop until christmas, toys for to the has a large undertaking >> we're not charity experts. we're united states marines. we have this other thing we do for a living. so but this is great an that -- it's a great opportunity for us and it also promotes the marine corps in a positive way. >> so next time you donate a toy or place a monetary donation, know that it tru

in this case known as alex and his side kick alan smith as chaz the elf handed out hundreds of giftsthe boys' home on 38th and international boulevard. the two started the drive two years argue and have created -- ago and have created a website oaklovechristmas.com where people can visit. >> everyone keeps giving us more and more every year. it just keeps growing. >> in all, santa and the elfs say they were able to hand out 400 gifts in holiday season. >>> 7:26. beyonce played santa claus as well and made christmas dreams come true. >> for everyone in the store, right now, the first $50 of your holiday gifts are on me. [ cheers ] >> that's beyonce. she stopped at this walmart store in massachusetts on her way to a show in boston. now, besides surprising all of the shoppers with that $50 gift. she also did some shopping for some baby daughter, blue. she spent more than $35,000. there were about 750 people in the store at the time. >>> time is now, 7:26. the data breach at target stores. how the focus of the story is shifting now from the shopping mall to the courtroom. >>> and holiday

she had a newborn, austin, and then a 3-year-old, chaz, at home.with the belief she was going to beat it. so at that time in 1991, we had seen so many people come forward and want to do anything they could to help tracy and our family, so we began a journey 22 year said ago of paying it forward. tracy said, how are we going to pay all these people back? i said, we're not, at the time, pay it forward wasn't a coined saying, but now it is. i said we're going to pay back the people who need it. throughout her journey of this really rare cancer, she just kept the belief she was going to beat it. then when it came back in 2000, she actually said, i need to be made of steel. i need to take on this with a different perspective of i need to be strong for everybody else. i'm like, strong for everybody else? you know, you're the one going through this. she said no, i want to be strong for mire boys, because they were older at the time. and all of us, all of her family and friends. she put on superman pajamas and went in for her third brain surgery and said i

we will go to chaz, in miami. if you could be brief. this is just an expression of the fact that this country is turning into a plutocracy. i teach literature and theater. no one is going into humanities because they can't afford it. i had to move from patton -- manhattan because it's too expensive to live there. kids coming up to college can't afford it. costs $50,000 to go to school. the same thing with an electorate. my parents came from cuba. one of the reasons they came from cuba, one of the reasons there was a revolution is because unless you had at that time $100,000, you could not run for congress in cuba. that happened to my father. he wanted to become politically involved. he could not afford it. that is what is happening in our country today. host: we will get a quick comment from our guest. expensivections are to a point where if you want to run for federal office, particularly, it becomes incredibly difficult to do to be a legitimate candidate, someone who will have the potential for success. there are occasional exceptions