believe were adding any new substance as i've already said is already out there and as professor david north has said he believes would reduce by twenty five percent so i believe we would see a society gain but the results of the other important part the point at the moment when people buy cannabis in this country and in most countries around the world they do not know how strong she is they don't know what the percentage of t.h.c. to c.b.d. is which is very important because one is a psychotic and the older is an anti-psychotic and currently in the republic of ireland people are actually mixing cannabis with older substances to increase its weight which is turning it into a very very. dense and in some cases they're mixing it with psychiatric drugs so if it was legalized not only would it take take away from the black economy it would also make it infinitely safer because people would know what they were using exactly what they were using mr flamm going to have to take a short break now but when we come back the proponents of cannabis legalization claim that it may provide a much needed boo

believe were adding any new substance as i've already said is already out there and as professor david north has said he believes would reduce by twenty five percent so i believe we would see a society gain but the results of the other important part and point at the moment when people buy cannabis in this country and in most countries around the world they do not know how strong it is they don't know what the percentage of t.h.c. to c.b.d. is which is very important because one is a psychotic and the older is an anti-psychotic and currently in the republic of ireland people are actually mixing cannabis with older substances to increase its weight which is turning this into a very very kerosene agenda and in some cases they're mixing it with psychiatric drugs so if it was legalized not only would it take take away from the black economy it would also make it infinitely safer because people wouldn't know what they were using exactly what they were using mr flanagan to have to take a short break now but when we come back the proponents of cannabis legalization claim that it may provide a much

believe were adding any new substance as i've already said is already out there and as professor david north has said he believes would reduce by twenty five percent so i believe we would see a society gain but the results of the other important part the point at the moment when people buy cannabis in this country and in most countries around the world they do not know how strong it is they don't know what the percentage of t.h.c. to c.b.d. is which is very important because one is a psychotic and the older is an anti-psychotic and currently in the republic of ireland people are actually mixing cannabis with other substances to increase its weight which is turning this into a very very kyra synergetic substance and in some cases they're mixing it with psychiatric drugs so if it was legalized not only would it take take away from the black economy it would also make it infinitely safer because people would know what they were using exactly what they were using mr flanagan to have to take a short break now but when we come back the proponents of cannabis legalization claim that it may provide

believe you are adding any new substance as i've already said is already out there and as professor david north has said he believes would reduce by twenty five percent so i believe we would see a societal gain but the results of the other important part and point at the moment when people buy cannabis in this country and in most countries around the world they do not know how strong it is they don't know what the percentage of t.h.c. to c.b.d. is which is very important because one is a psychotic and the older is an anti-psychotic and currently in the republic of ireland people are actually mixing cannabis with other substances to increase its weight which is turning this into a very very carcinogenic substance and in some cases they're mixing it with psychiatric drugs so if it was legalized national would it take take away from the black economy it would also make it infinitely safer because people wouldn't know what they were using exactly what they were using mr flanagan to have to take a short break now but when we come back the proponents of cannabis legalisation claim that it may provide

david cameron traveled north of the country to meet with political leaders, and indeed to meet with journalists say they have been attacked since the end of the 26-year long civil war. however, as he was traveling his car was surrounded by people holding photos and letters of loved ones they say who have disappeared over the past few years, and wanted the uk prime minister to bring up the issue with the president. the president was due to meet with the media on friday evening, however, he pulled out of that briefing at the last minute. his spokesperson saying he was extreme extremelydy -- busy with all delegates. but he has opened himself up to questions that he doesn't want to have to answer. >>> the un says that thens of thousands of ethnic tamels were killed during the civil war. >> reporter: a silent protest. they have been told they will never get their land back. >> we are frustrated. we have lost our home. >> reporter: this man says he has lost his heritage. he showed al jazeera the fence that marks the high security zone enclosing 2,500 hectors of private home. most thought they would g

the uk prime minister david cameron traveled north of the country.was there to meet with political leaders and journalists who say they have been attacked since the end of the 26-year-long civil car. his car was surrounded by people holding photos and letters of loved ones they say have disappeared since the end of the conflict, and wanted the uk prime minister to bring up the issue with the president. the president was due to meet with the media on friday evening. however, he pulled out of that briefing at the last minute. his spokesperson saying he was extreme extre extremely busy with other delegates, and the meeting would be rescheduled. but he has opened himself up to criticism that he doesn't want to answer questions. >>> the war is never a place for children, but the sad reality is they have often been exploited in conflict zones. coming up, we speak to a child soldier who tells us how he escaped but why we'll never forget what hand. >>> and in sport we may not have seen the last of the cricket luj end. re action from mumbai later in the progr

. >> our home is in north richmond for david chapel. >> we still have to insulate the ceiling. >> the building also needs nearing and three parking lots do accommodate the space. they would lick to open by the spring so it is stepping up the fundraising efforts with a dinner to help out on december 13th. >> today is the day after thanksgiving day breakfast with yesterday, thousands helping to feed the hungry. the thanksgiving feast was in the tenderloin. glide has heavied this for reports. the pastor greeted folks yesterday and he has been at glide sin the 19 60's. the breakfast is at 7:30. in a rare coincidence thanksgiving fell on hanukah for a double celebration if some. this is video of the lighting ondown square. experts say thanksgiving and the first day of hanukah will not fall on the same day again for thousands of years. the third day of hanukah begins at sundown tonight. >> tonight, we olympic gold medalist will be part of the opening ceremony if san jose's downtown ice rink. a crowd gathered last night to skate on one of the outdoor skating venues. this rink is sponsored by

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of israel to follow some of the doctors giving charity care in the north of israel and we will combine that with david'selping patients over there and next week we will prepare that to you on "sunday housecall." >> we have anyone that is diagnosed with prostate cancer, newly diagnosed, not just israeli, our center is open not just for israelis but to the united states and others. >> how far are we coming with remote medical care if dr. samadi could remotely operate on someone in another country? >> good question. first step is you send doctors. better, if you can do it by the internet, by the web, by video conferencing, we have devices that take your ekg and beam it across the world and you can be in an operating room. david will probably some day soon be able to operate remotely from leader and help someone over there. >> you remember that a couple of years ago when i was this we did our teleconferencing and i was here, we were giving licktures and operating and they were able to see it. from there we went to telementorring so on our ipad we can draw it and they can see it and the final stage is telesu

the leaders of the indiana vs double eagle seen this on its own british press that david cameron is to visit the north of the garden. as one that was the worst affected by the conflict in our nation's does say that forty thousand civilians were killed in the final months of that will foster cats or regional correspondent many key got a triple. they had such a way it actually is hosting a yeti three decades. president rajapaksa had no doubt hoped that the summit would give this country a chance to showcase all of the devil up it's made in the country since coming to it's crunch time and rather than two thousand and eight. if the user to set up an independent commission to us to get out again since the war crimes evidence showed that the summit said he had a particular nations stops to doll up as you said ten minutes of the top of canada has already decided to boycott the event with the government saying that attending would be akin to a quality team either. but in a tricky issue because the time and i don't even need to be executed against him that one thing has its roots in the south indian state of t

north of israel. we're going to combine that with david's story.week, we're going to present that to you on sunday house call. >> if you're near a major medical center, you can get help. but if you're not, what do you do? >> we have opened the door to not just israeli patients, but anyone opened with newly diagnosed prostate cancer, open not ju israelis and other parts of the world. >> how close have we come to being able to do remote care? is that turning across beyond prostate surgery? >> the first step, obviously, is wa eric said, which is you send doctors. but even better if you can do it by the internet, by the web, by video conferencing. some of the things we've done, we have devices that will take your ekg, beam it over across the world, then you can be in an operating world. david will probably some day soon be able to operate remotely from here and help someone over there. >> you remember, jamie, a couple of years ago when i was there we did our teleconferencing. i was here, giving lectures and operating and they were able to see it. from

david cameron, attending a summit of commonwealth leaders became the first foreign leader to visit the north of the country. he met displaced civilians living in camps four years after the war ended. talks were held with the sri lankan president, and it's vital investigations are vetted. >> it means transprnt and independent investigations into war crimes. let me be clear. if that is not completed by march, i'll use our position on the u.n. human rights council to work with the u.n. human rights commissioner and call for an international inquiry. >> our correspondent is live in colombo for us. what is the reaction to david cameron's call in sri lanka. does it have wait at all. >> yes, hi there. we had some reaction - some factions within the president's government rejecting the calls for an independent investigation. the water and irrigation minister - senior cabinet minister - silva says, "we will resist an international inquiry, we don't think there's a reason for an intrngsal inquiry." this is a -- international inquiry", that is a minister in the government. he's on the side of not havin

i do think, again, there are concerns, especially again, david, a partial agreement leads us down the same path that we went down with northorea. where just to get people to act right as you move through these things, you continue to reduce sanctions. so, again, a lot of concerns about the approach. a lot of us want to see it resolved diplomatically. we know the sanctions got us here and we're worried we're dealing away our leverage. >> senator corker, we will be watching. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> joining me now republican governor of new jersey, chris christie. governor, welcome back to "meet the press." congratulations on your reelection. >> thank you, david, very much. happy to be back. >> a lot of speculation and a lot of excitement throughout the country with your reelection in terms of what it means. here's the cover of time magazine. the elephant in the room is what's on the cover. even, "four more years or two more years?" as it's crossed out, and saying you're getting ready to run for the white house. unless you want to announce on the show this morning, and i suspect you don't. let me ask you this q

london says scotland can forget about it the trident nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might be even the might even be roaming charges or mobile phones if they split happens the no campaign has been dubbed project fear by the yes camp who accuse the u.k. government of baseless scaremongering fabiani a member of the scottish parliament says independents will simply let the scottish people decide which path their country takes most of my life scotland has not had the government such as voted for and you don't think independence will bring books that people will vote for the representative government will be what school you want and it's supposed making choices and positive choices and defaming the future as is best for scotland and the people who live and work in scotland very straight forward as far as i'm concerned. and we'll have a live report on the breakaway issue with our correspondent next hour so don't miss that and these are currently actually live pictures from the scottish parliament as the as they announce the white paper but we

london says scotland can forget about it the trident nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges on mobile phones if this happens linda fabiani a member of the scottish parliament says independents will simply let the scottish people decide which path their country takes most of my life scotland has not had the government such as voted for and you don't think independents will bring books that people will vote for the representative government will be a school in want and it's a boat making choices and positive choices and defaming the future as is best for scotland and the people who live and work in scotland there is shit for it as far as i'm concerned still to come on the program tightening the screws another human rights activists in bahrain is behind bars is part of the government's efforts to stifle dissent coming up we talk to his wife who tells r.t. how her husband ended up in prison. well powers are celebrating the breakthrough nuclear agreement with iran with president obama praising the diplomatic solution a

says scotland can forget about it the tried and nuclear program of david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a northorean nuclear attack and there might be even a roaming charges i'm mobile phones if a split happens let a five yard he says in a panels will simply allow the scottish people decide which path their country takes the rest of my life scotland has not had the government such as voted for and you don't think independence will bring will be that people will vote for the representative government before school boards and that supposed making choices and positive choices and defining the future as a base for scotland and the people who live and work can school and fairly straight forward as far as i'm concerned our release of the blueprint for the panels will take place in glasgow in about two hours from now i will have a wife reports on the breakaway issue with our correspondent don mist at. now there are two man from very different walks of life but the pope and the report now more in common than you might think coming up we're reporting their first meeting and how they've been brought toge

london says scotland can forget about it a try at a nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges on mobile phones if the split happens the no campaign has been dubbed project fear by the yes camp who accuse the u.k. government of baseless scaremongering lead if a member of the scottish parliament says independence will simply lead the scottish people decide which path their country takes most of my life scotland has not had the governments that it has voted for and you don't think independence will bring will be that people will vote for the representatives the government will be schooled and that suppose making choices and positive choices and defining the future of us is base for scotland and the people who live and work can school and fairly straight forward as far as i'm concerned. now the release of the blueprint for the panelists will take place in glasgow in about an hour from now and we'll have a live report of a break with our correspondents optimist that here on our team. now they are two man from very differ

london says scotland could forget about it the try to nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges of mobile phones if the split happens at the list goes on it's dubbed project fear by the yes camp and they accuse the government of scare mongering scots into voting no and they'd says the white paper will prove that independence would bring about a jobs bill and the thriving economy service that resonate with voters cameron argued that an independent scotland will have to negotiate in the future for the things that it has right now a london is signaling that it won't be making it easy for the crux of the matter goes back to economics a recent poll found out that if independents made the five hundred pounds richer more than half the scots would vote for reporting from london i'm tester cilia. and coming up here in our former professional wrestler actor who now wants to become the president. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown

london says scotland could forget about it the trident nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges of mobile phones if the split happens at the list goes on it's dubbed project fear by the yes camp and they accuse the government of scare mongering scots into voting no and they'd says the white paper would prove that independence would bring about a jobs and a thriving economy service that resonate with voters cameron argued that an independent scotland will have to negotiate in the future for the things that house right now along with the signalling that it won't be making it easy for the crux of the matter goes back to economics a recent poll found out that if independents made the five hundred pounds richer more than half the spots were growth rate reporting from london i'm tess are cilia . coming up here not to you look at wine making in southern russia around for all u.k. view is going underground whether a new anti social behavior will put an end to protests in britain. one member of st petersburg's legislative asse

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tracking rain showers headed your way that will impact the morning commute in the north bay. rain showers now, little in the north bay. showers remain north of. we are still -- showers -- 100 miles or so away from the central bay area. as the drops down showers move in. when i get back here we will talk about the time line. what the wettest locations will be -- where they will be and check me out on twitter we will follow the storm live and we will keep you updated with the weather details. >>> developing news now about the death today of a crew member onboard a ship at the port of oakland. the ship is docked at the port. the company issued a statement saying the man was part of the ship's crew. the company did not say how the man died. the coast guard and police are investigating. >>> the lates on developing news from hayward. a -- latest on developing news from hayward. there is no word on that person's condition who went to the hospital after a shooting. police car swarms the park with officers looking for evidence and the gunman. we have a crew at the scene and we will br

david cameron skipped the first day of a commonwealth submit in colombo to visit tamils in the north. >> returning to the to story n relief efforts to the philippines. the united nations a working hard on the ground to respond. >> it has been slow from the perspective of the people who have been patiently frustratedly waiting for the support they desperately need. but the pace of the activity of our collision on the ground has been phenomenal. we have to keep our foot on the accelerator because too many people have not received assistance. what they should know is the assistance is on the way. >> governments and organizations around the world pledge various amounts of aid to the philippines. the united nations which is appealing for $301 million received $72 million. the european union increased a pledge to $20 million, in addition to $25 million from the e.u. state bringing the total to $61 million. that doesn't include the $85 million promised by the u.k. and the united states pledging $20 million on top of a massive deployment of u.s. military personnel to assist with rescue effort

london says scotland could forget about it the trident nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges on mobile phones if the split happens at the list goes on it's dubbed project fear by the yes camp and they accuse the government of scare mongering scots into voting no. the white paper would prove that independence would bring about a jobs and a thriving economy cern's that resonate with voters cameron argued that an independent scotland will have to negotiate in the future for the things that house right now along the signalling that it won't be making it easy for the crux of the matter goes back to economics a recent poll found out that if independents made the five hundred pounds richer more than half the spots were growth rate reporting from london i'm tests are cilia . brief twenty one people have been killed dozens wounded in a series of bombings in there around the iraqi capital health officials say the blast in a crowded marketplace that claimed fifteen guys. for the help of the rising bloodshed in iraq by providi

nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges on mobile phones if the split happens evill list goes on it's dubbed project fear by the yes camp and they accuse the government of scare mongering scots into voting no and they'd sist the white paper will prove that independence would bring about a jobs and a thriving economy concerns that resonate with voters cameron argued that an independent scotland will have to negotiate in the future for the things that it has right now a london is signaling that it won't be making it easy for the crux of the matter goes back to economics a recent poll found out that if independents made the five hundred pounds richer more than half the spots were growth rate reporting from london i'm tess are cilia . more news for me in about half an hour's time up next though it's quite with the sport. when the crisis leaves us traces everywhere. empty closed rooms become the norm. children pay for the mistakes of adults. by working in a tobacco field or in a caf

in san jose, a man stabbed several people then carjacked a van on north jackson avenue after being shot by police on dirk glen drive. david? >> reporter: well, that suspect was kill eed right there. you can see the scene is still teeming with police officers and detectives. it started here, ended here, but starteded a short distance away. the crime spree started at this townhouse about a mile away. the suspect stabbed four adults here. police believe they knew each other. thep the suspect ran off and carjacked a van on north jackson avenue. the van then got on to the 680 freeway in the wrong direction. eventually pursued by police to the intersect of white and mayberry roads. that's when a neighbor saw the suspect driving. >> going really fast, wemp we were at the other side, he was driving in the middle of the road. zigzagging. >> the suspect then made a critical mistake. he turned on to a cul-de-sac with no way out. that's when neighbors heard gunfire. >> there were gun shots. >> was there return fire by the police? >> we don't know. just like a five, six times in a row. >> it turns out it was a san jose police officer

north bay during morning hours. how about this picture sent to us by our own david louie showing clouds over campbell. good with the camera there. state wide tomorrow will be looking at wet weather over the northern half of the state. and notice it's cooling down. highs into the 70s and tomorrow, just 50s and 60s, highs from mid to upper 50s at the coast to just low 60s around the bay and inland here is the accu-weather forecast. some lingering showers on wednesday. then we dry out thursday we'll have sunny mild day as head through the weekend and into next week. >> yes >> much needed rain is on the way >> finally. >> we're working to get dan's anthem web site >> check that out. >> and you can get information on the storm with weather app. >> yes. puts power of live doppler seven in your pocket x it's free. >> when severe weather strikes abc7 news will be on air. watch us live storms on live doppler >> with so many micro climates you never if it's going to be sunny in san francisco or cloudy in san jose. follow live doppler seven hd and weather team on twitter ask facebook. it's all built into a new w

north bay during morning hours. how about this picture sent to us by our own david louie showing clouds over campbell.ood with the camera there. state wide tomorrow will be looking at wet weather over the northern half of the state. and notice it's cooling down. highs into the 70s and tomorrow, just 50s and 60s, highs from mid to upper 50s at the coast to just low 60s around the bay and inland here is the accu-weather forecast. some lingering showers on wednesday. then we dry out thursday we'll have sunny mild day as head through the weekend and into next week. >> yes >> much needed rain is on the way >> finally. >> we're working to get dan's anthem web site >> check that out. >> and you can get information on the storm with weather app. >> yes. puts power of live doppler seven in your pocket x it's free. >> when severe weather strikes abc7 news will be on air. watch us live on 79 and concord. track storms on live doppler seven hd. >> with so many micro climates you never if it's going to be sunny in san francisco or cloudy in san jose. follow live doppler seven hd and weather team on twitter ask face

difficulties, david cameron tweeted, "my thoughts are with everyone affected by the crash in glasgow", now the weather. >> it is chilly outside to start the day, especially further north. as we talk about north dakota to minnesota. temperatures single digits. we had temperatures below zero, and we set records over thanksgiving. as we look at the start to the day, there's snow showers and flurries. not amounting to much accumulation, but helps it feel chill i don't remember -- chillier when you see the flakes in the air. we have an ice jam in the river in michigan. this is causing problems. the ice is stopping water movement, and instead it's rising, flooding some yards. there has been stable conditions when it comes to water levels on the river, but we are bracing ourselves. there's a potential it could get worse. looking at the temperatures in the north-east - 20, single digits. in central new york there's temperatures in the single digits, it's cold to start your day. as we get going in the pacific north-west, we won't be as cold to start out. levels all the way up to 6,000 felt. all the rain coming down. 4-6 numbers of rain fall in the central cascades. we are watc

david up in novato said coming down good. cloudy rain mainly in the north bay, kind of going parallel. might -- hercules picking up a little bit of rain. rain moves south by this evening into you remember to. the system is losing a lot of punch. we'll take whatever we can get , again, we need a bigger system than this to really do much, but we'll -- any rain is good. any rain is good, i know there's not a lot. santa rosa picked up a 10th of an inch. i need a report from guerneville, somebody out there, come on write me or tweet me. sp weather, konocti 0.21. you can see some of these little weak bands. there's nothing consistent. little pockets, hit and miss and it's gone. that's what's happened in petaluma. we're getting rain moving into marin county, towards guerneville. now they're gone. there's not a lot upstream yet. the little band that's holding together right now is moving through marin county. 0.03, i know it's not much. there you can see the rain. there are some pockets where it picks up. when you see the yellow it started to move into marin county

david louie, abc7 news. >> highway 17 had a big problem overnight in los gatos. rain brought down this large tree in southbound lane of 17 just north. traffic was a mess thal tree was cleared away. >> we don't know whether weather was the reason for an unexpected emergency in lafayette today. it did happen during a storm. a brand new power pole suddenly came crashing down, bringing live wires with it. people were warned there was a risk of electrocution. laura? >> reporter: mostly to workers who are on the building behind me. let's show you what's happening. the right now, pg&e has a crew here pulling it at the angle there. so construction site sent to the bottom of the hill. once rain water came flowing down, a trench filled and a pole went down, nearly missing dozens of workers on their lunch break. it's a new power pole that apparently just went into the ground recently as part of the construction of a senior living complex in lafayette this, afternoon it gave way hitting middle frame and taking another pole with it. >> i think it's scary. i mean we've been watching this construction since day one. it's been safe and they've bee

." >>> "the new york times" says the first book printed in north america sold at auction on wednesday. davidries around the country. >>> a kind-hearted cop got a promotion. remember this story? a year ago new york police officer larry deprimo became famous after a tourist spotted him buying new boots for a barefoot homeless man on a cold night in times square. well, yesterday deprimo was bumped up to detective. >> that's fantastic. he said being a detective in the paper this morning was a dream come true. you go. you go, larry. >>> and "the washington post" looks at a new mobile app from the census bureau. dweller will help americans looking to move to their dream city. it compares the answers to census data, then it offers a list of 25 recommended locations. >>> with more than 3 million americans flying between now and sunday, some will bring home an unwanted souvenir, jet lag. but cbs news travel editor peter greenberg knows the secrets of getting from here to there good as new. peter, good morning. >> good morning. each year i fly over 420,000 miles. and on a recent trip to asia, i took a

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but for now, david, that's the story here on the north side of chicago.hanks very much, phil lebeau. a complicated to deal with there in terms of those wages. coming up on our black friday edition of "squawk on the street," bitcoin goes black friday. stick around to find out what we're talking about. be right back. you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find that certain thing you were looking for here, but actually you get so much more. when you shop at these small local businesses, you support all the things that make your community great. the money you spend here, stays here. in this place you call your neighborhood. tomorrow is small business saturday. get out and shop small. >>> joining us, the co-founder of century 21 stores. >> it's been 50 years, we opened up right on portland street and it a small store that's grown over the years and now we have eight years in the tristate area. >> does a day like this matter? >> it does. it's the start of the holiday season. th the crowds do come in, they want to shop. everybody is on the flo

david. >>> turn now to the american man held again his will in north korea.n 85-year-old grandfather has been detained for more than a month. now his family is speaking out for the first time. a desperate plea to bring him home for the holidays. bob woodruff brings us this story. >> reporter: the face of a veteran, now held captive. merrill newman's son describes the moment his dad was taken. >> they checked out of the hotel rg went to the airport, boarded the plane, and we understand were five minutes from taking off when a korean official came aboard, asked to see his passport. he's been there ever since. >> reporter: for 85-year-old newman, a retired executive. a grandfather. this was his hope. to return to the land where he fought as an infantry officer all those years ago. but why was he take often the plane? and where is he being held? his wife certain it's a huge misunderstanding. >> we hope it will be resoed. very quickly. and that he can return and be at our table for the holidays. >> reporter: i've been to north korea five times. but never allowed t

north of $35 billion. so this very modest sanctions relief on the order of, you know, $4 billion to $6 billion will not make any economic difference to iran. >> thank you very much, undersecretary davidn. again, this is a very big step. good luck to everyone for whether or not it is going to work six months from now. >> thank you. >>> and guantanamo bay is back in the news. after a secret program to convert prisoners into double agents for the cia has been exposed. the compound of cottages where prisoners were held was code named penny lane after the iconic beatles song. here's part of a report i filed earlier for "today." >> reporter: now abandoned, the secret program may ring a bell with viewers of "homeland." >> i got plans for you, much bigger than you spilling a few state secrets. >> what plans? >> i'm going to plant you back into iran. from now on, you work for us. >> reporter: the aim, according to former officials, sending alleged terrorists back home to work undercover for the u.s. if it worked, the payoff would be huge, penetrating al qaeda. to tempt the prisoners, the cia offered plenty of perks. real beds and mattress, private kitchens and showers, even pornography for th

wet weather overnight and mainly in the north bay and spread south during the day tomorrow. this picture was sent to us by our own david louie this afternoon showing clouds over campbell down in the peninsula and south bay so cloud cover down there as well. tomorrow state wide we see some wet weather in the northern half of the state including the bay area of course an lots of clouds in the southern half. bay area tomorrow we see rain spreading from north to south. high pressure only in the low 60's inland tomorrow and here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. start to dray out on thursday and we have sunny mild days over the weekend all over again. much-needed rain finally on the way. >> all right spencer thanks very much. >> well keep an eye on the morning commute. conditions tomorrow join the 7 morning news beginning at 4:30 am. keep you updated on the rain and traffic conditions out there. >> all right let me just take a moment to say thanks to show you how i spent part of my weekend. >> ♪ from the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ is. >> i had the privilege of singing the national anthem no less prior to the

north. more than 40 million people are going to be traveling and 3 million by air. davidttingly is outfront at the nation's busiest airport in atlanta. what is the latest there? hartsfield, i am injecting my personal opinion, never really a pleasant experience. on a night like, this can be really, really awful. >> reporter: i don't know. i've been flying out of here for about 20 years now and this place really knows how to move people. this is busiest time of the year for the world's busiest airport. by the time this week is over, there will be 1.5 million people coming through here. and so far, so good. you don't see a big crowd of people here behind me. i want to show you the boards here. all these blue boards up here representing flights going out tonight. about 300 of them in the next couple of hours. there is only one night listed up there as canceled so far. what everyone is looking for, that ripple effect we were talking about earlier in the hour. they're waiting here, bracing to see how big that ripple is going to be. with the destinations up north. we're still go