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he couldn't move his hind legs. but thanks to a pioneering treatment, jasper went from being paralyzed to walking with the aid of a harness. and then finally, running by himself. scientists at the university of cambridge took the cells from jasper's nose and then injected them into the damaged spinal cord. the professor nicholas jeffrey designed the study. >> the cells that we use when they're in the nose, they usually help nerve fibers to grow from the nose into the brain. that is their normal function in the nose. so the idea is that when you transplant them into the spinal cord or anywhere else in the nervous system, then they might also help new nerve fibers to grow from one place to another. >> reporter: and it's not just jasper who's whizzing around the house again. the scientists say some of the other dogs in the study regained limited use of their hind legs. but the researchers acknowledge the procedure alone won't likely have any useful benefits for human spinal cord injury patients. >> i don't think there'

hide up in the roof she put me there she looks hungry and sick i took him in and instructed him to hinds in the attic but when the war the genocide started and i was nine years old i was in third grade. of course i was afraid. i had to be brave because they attack or so would come and ask me these there anyone in the house and i would say no there is nobody if you were me that if i peer out of myself they could kill me and my children and i came out after three months together with this brave woman but first a group so we really need to prevent genocide from happening again in a dress and staggering aftermath so we can rebuild this world and then my advice to people is to have long. for you to let love come back in mana so that war never returns to this country. six years after the chant aside we started bringing troops for a bond and women leaders one of them was a lawyers here in new. we don't speak different political but this dispute was the one that she had to figure out how you bury eight hundred thousand corpses without any crap meant and what to do about five hundred thousand orp

he is completely able to use his hind legs. the transformation is remarkable. it is like he is using old factory cells. >> you are saying he got a nose =ii"'q&p him walk. >> he got a nose job in his spine. >>> i got a pair of motorcycle mishap videos. the first one a dude riding drunk. this guy appears to be riding his motorcycleal completely impaired. he comes up to a stop light and can't seem to get the bike stopped and drops the bike. he can't even pick it back up. >> that's a good thing. >> stay down. and you are right. it is a good thing that he can't seem to get back on the bike. maybe somebody will say pull the keys out and save that dude's life. >>> a couple of guys racing through the woods. this guy in the 21 banner slows down. racing up behind him completely rear ends the guy. looks like nobody got seriously injured in this accident. the other guy went flying off of the bike into the ravine but seems to be moving around okay. a little shaken up. >> you are right about this, a definite mishap. >>> all right. it is tuesday. you have today, wednesday and

. >> cats have hind quarter strength. watch. piece of cake.g right up there, pulls the mouse down no problem. >> this cat probably has more of a reach easily because he keeps raising the bar, so to speak. towards the end as it gets up to about six and a half feet, the cat really just kind of reaches almost like a jordan leap. >> this is incredible. >> the perspective is great and slo mo even better. >> like he's spring loaded. >> matrix style. >> this is insane. >> this is unreal. >> awesome what the cat is doing but pretty awesome the different camera anles. >> way better than your average cat video on youtube. >> air dancer or dude dancer? ♪ ♪ >> if i owned a trucking company, i would hire this guy. ♪ >> he's about to pick up this load and it doesn't take him two or three or four attempts. ♪ >> no way. hes's just scooping it right up. doesn't need a crane or a hauler. >> if you notice right down here at the bottom, i think those tracks moved to help, but still, had he didn't need anybody to say this way, this way, directing him. he's levelin

. >> reporter: the doe had an arrow in its side and it was crouching on its hind legs. next to her a fawn. these pictures to people who live in the area. >> completely unexpected. >> reporter: chris came home this evening to seep the two deer in his front yard and what may be a good sign. >> there was no arrow. she had what looked like a bloody watch. >> reporter: shooting deer is illegal in berkeley. chris has his own theory. >> one of the neighbors was upset with her eating out of their garden. >> reporter: the defendant fish and game and animal services say they'll continue to search looking for the doe and her fawn. they are relying heavily on the people who live in the area to track her where abouts. if they do catch the doe her chances of survival are very slim. >> well, it's a basic clothing item that can get expensive depending where you shop. how do you steal $10,000 worth of them? how thieves pulled off a bizarre heist in palo alto. >> he's an american. that's the thing. >> not exactly on his sleeve, more like getting it off his chest. giant message that stole

you can see the floats lined bip hind me on 77. what you see first is hello kitty, one of the newest floats, along with papa smurf. the balloons are lined up. everybody is ready to get these things going. it's an exciting morning. part of the float is also a float that represents and honors the first responders to hurricane sandy, an important part of the theme of this year's parade. they want to make sure everyone here watching remembers the tragedy a few weeks ago and everyone will be wearing a lapel pin part of those remembering those lost in sandy and remembering there's still a lot of work to be done here. a big part of that work is getting back to normal and what's more normal than this parade in new york. should be more than 53 million lining the streets and watching at home. >> you have great weather to go along with it. good news. >> reporter: yes. beautiful. >> thank you. >>> last night on "the ed sho,", he said he wan-- what he wants includ included. >> with regard to the affordable care act, the supreme court has alread

become we've got to quit if you could the only solution but why oh you know it sort of diplomatic the hind it seems intervention from the e.u. all the americans for the united nations on predicate i'm going to convince the government and those responsible for that comes to the assembly that the constitution is not a party for anybody this is a program for the whole of the country for every insect to every religion every gender it is not a particular religious or political group and this is very important and all the cool to achieve stability otherwise this is the most it will have a very unstable regimes and very unstable condition in the country and service over at a time when i just ask you very quickly as course morsi as you mentioned the muslim brotherhood did play a key role in mediating the peace and gaza how in your view are islamised politics for shaping the region. oh spink is a set of fundamentalists and muslim brotherhood spring look. we need you know in egypt in yemen we'd be in syria that's the whole of the view we could. have no problem dealing with you not that you have been

journal analysis and this is arguably material information investors would want to know so what's the hind a decision like this we talk to professor of behavioral economics and author dan ariely ellie and j.p. morgan chase has reached an agreement in principle with regulators that the s. these be to resolve claims related to mortgage backed bonds handled by j.p. morgan and bear's terms of the firm j.p. morgan of course of squired now it doesn't seem settlements deter wall street wrongdoing as we seem to see it continue so what would will discuss and greek lawmakers passed an austerity bill mario draghi announces he's keeping interest rates where they are but what's causing a real stir is the e.c.b. putting a princess from greek mythology europa on the euro up with their planning at least we'll talk about it in loose change and catch up with the special guest economist steve keen to see what he's up to let's get to today's capital account. when it comes to cheating or potential criminality on wall street and in washington we've heard explanations like these over the years. you sold a custom

she took the stand and said in hind sight the notes were bad but the teacher was very convincing explaining the behavior as part of a lesson plan involving helen keller, and empathy for the disabled. a conviction would mean a months in jail. for now, we await the jury's verdict. >> law enforcement on the streets of oakland getting tighter for a second night of operation impact. california patrol being deployed to reenforce an under staffed police department netting 11 arrests. chp provides patrol support in higï crime areas.. >> high visibility control. you have police cars in plain view. we hope that will act adds a deterrent. >> officers from both police and chp joined forces to greet students in oakland. >> police looking for a driver hit a woman and then drove off. police say the woman was on the sidewalk when the mercedes turned into a driveway, hitting her. they say the driver did have an interyags with the woman and then drove away. >> muni service in operation for the evening commute. a man was killed on the tracks this morning. service was suspended almost three hours, passengers

to do whatever they wanted it at guantÁnamo and we have the supreme court kind of getting up on its hinds and saying not quite so fast. there were certain norms of due process that applied even in wartime you even in a situation like this. the executive and congress had to step back a little bit in the supreme court pushed back. there were three rounds of decisions on guantÁnamo and four years ago it's now all devolved into the lower courts and the supreme court. they decided well they have made their point. congress responds and the executive responds and they have nothing more to say about it at this point. that interbranch conflict with sort of back down and now we have a new and coming up. we have the commerce clause. we have a major challenge in the part of the health care decision that dealt with congress's authority under the spending clause to attach strings to the federal money. the first time was at court validated the structure for expansion a part of the health care law. it was the first time in history that the supreme court ever said that the strings attach word to quote co

couldn't move his hind legs. scientists took cells from his nose and injected them into this damaged spinal cord. he started walking with a harness and then was able to walk on his own. >> when they're in the nose, they usually help nerve fibers to grow from the nose into the brain. and so the idea is when you transform them into its own cord or anywhere else, they might also help new next fibers to go from one place to another. >> ama: that's incredible. the study has helped other doings. however, researchers say the procedure would likely not benefit humans with final injuries. >> downtown san rafael has been transformed into a winter wonderland. families flocked to fourth street for the 33rd annual winter wonderland. self blocks were closed off, and sled. the snowmaking machine cranked out several tops of -- tons of snow. there were booths set up with sales and live entertainsment. the girl started to cry. the city doesn't sponsor the winter wonderland anymore. organizers turn to bank of america and target to

in hind sight, marco rubio would have been the best choice to run with mitt romney.knock on paul ryan. he did very well. it's just that the gop needs to send a powerful signal to hispanic voters that the party respects them. >> he thinks it's about signals. he think it's about having a spanish name on the ballot. you don't have to do anything on policy. >> and you don't have to do anything on tone. i think mark got to a really good point. you have this phenomenon happen in the conservative movement where their media culture has taken over their political culture. the left has a media culture too but it doesn't instruct the party how to behave. but people like bill o'reilly and rush limbaugh, they set the tone and the tea party enforces that within the political space. they expect and demand even marco rubio had to be against the dream act. he had to use term like illegals. you have to get up to the edge of top radio speak in order to fit in. just having somebody with an "o" at the end of their name is not going to fix the tone and it's the tone that's turning off lat

knows what it means to work with the federal government hind the red tape, which is what president obama called for cutting is a problem. not a program that couldn't be improved on. >> bob: that' romney said shuttr fema. >> dana: that doesn't mean he wouldn't help people. that's grossly unfair. >> eric: we'll take a fema victory lap? >> bob: sure. >> eric: want to do that? >> bob: sure. >> dana: wait four days when they don't have power. >> eric: put your money where your mouthsy. told the story earlier, the house down there probably going to be wiped out, she said what about insurance? only way to get flood insurance along the coast is if you go to the federal program. private insurance companies won't sell it to you. i never did it, because i'm against people using the fed to insure their homes. that shouldn't be insured. if it can't be done privately, don't do it. likely de stating loss. >> dana: a lot of people don't buy flood insurance. some people don't buy insurance and they are surprised when they have flood damage the insurance company says, maybe a hurricane, it's wind and they

on the roads, a seven-car pile- up to unfortunately hind are your commute. this is northbound on the baltimore-washington parkway approaching the exit for 198. again, seven cars involved in this cash with sky fox live over the scene. -- to unfortunately hinder your commute. delays northbound on the baltimore-washington parkway now forming back at 193678 that is green belt road. wall-to-wall traffic northbound on the parkway. southbound, anticipate a slow go through laurel. at this hour, that is pretty typical. but southbound delays you will find are stipulate kal with all lanes open. taking it back inside, let's go over to the maps. traveling the outer loop of the beltway, you will find you are slow leaving 59 to georgia avenue and now the crash is on the beltway approaching route 4 pep pep avenue. of a got two left lanes blocked off at the scene of this crash. average speed now leaving route 5 headed up to that accident scene now down to five miles per hour headed northbound 95/459. we also have accident activity reported southbound along 207 working out to

this cat has the front legs and hind legs are different. he's one of the few cats in the world to catch a bird in free flight. this animal has, if you look at the back of the ears, you will notice spots on the back of his ears. ow. you see that? those are called ice spots. see the spots? >> he wants to eat your hand. >> if this cat is sitting there eating something, a hyena comes up, they think he's looking backwards. hence they call them eye spots. >> how tame are these by comparison to purely wild version? >> right now, as far as tame, this animal won't become a tame animal. we raise the animals, a lot of times the mothers don't raise them or whoever it might be, we raise them and they are still wild animals. i had a famous trainer tell me once you can usually train a wild animal, never tame a wild animal, never. they are always going to be wild. >> this is a vulture? you are actually feeding the vulture raw meat? >> yes. >> they actually eat raw meat? >> can you smell him? >> i can smell him, yes. stinks. >> what he does, he defecates on

north carolina with a goal hind stand in the fourth quarter.er in the drive, bernard, renner, good thing virginia allergic to covering. north carolina winning big 37- 13. >>> au, mount st. mary's a barnburner on nebraska avenue last night. lumpkins tidy bowl man, he be blushing, going for the win or the tie. nor quest though buttery fingers turns it over and eagles win 62-57. all right that's a quick look at sports. have a great friday everybody. >>> still ahead another busy day on capitol hill. >> former cia director david petraeus testifies before two congressional committees as well. >> here's the backup to the fairfax county parkway. the culprit accident on the left shoulder with the lanes open. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic when we return in a few minutes. you're watching 9news now. >>> happy friday. good morning if you're just waking up. it is going to be another brisk morning. good morning mr. president. we know you're watching 9news now and we want to say hello. lots of lights on very busy in the white house this mor

. >> so i look looked it up and i can't hind. the revenues are $80,000 a year so that is pretty generous and then i look at who is in charge. here's here is a picture of gee. he is a mean guy. he is in fact a mexican drug lord assassin, who gave a million dollars to the romney campaign. but don't worry, because he is actually a mexican drug lord from the game grand theft auto. you see, he's too dimensional and do you know what? it's perfectly legal. now, we don't know, it's one for the koch's to get their millions and the iceman of the vulture but there is the f aid corp. and there is new order clothing. who is new order clothing? it is the clothing company that will -- it used to be that you not only had have to be a person who breathed, had a name but it was also an american citizen and no one has been talking about this except for bruce ginsburg. justice ginsburg said to the chief justice mr. roberts, anyone from saudi arabia to donate money? ted olson jumped up and said yes. why not? roberts said congress can take care of tha

bill hind helped pack up supplies. >> people came this morning for assistance and we've been able tot we have to get away from the storm. we have to get ahead of it. we have a lot of food we have to put in trailers. everything has to be put away today. >> reporter: we asked new york governor andrew cuomo about the nor'easter. >> any storm now is a problem, right? a strong gust of wind is a problem for a lot of these communities right now they are so fragile. so we have to worry about that. then we're going to turn towards the long term recovery. >> reporter: around 60,000 people who lost their electricity thanks to sandy were knocked in the dark again because of this storm. and one of the other real concerns with storm coming after sandy is the damage to coastal communities, and areas that barrier places that use freezing drizzle text these coastal communities. take a look at what sandy deposit in the marsh behind me, a house. >> thank you, seth doane. the pictures tell a story. cbs news hurricane consultant david bernard is the chief meteorologist at our miami station cbs 4. he's wa

maybe we shouldn't have even had people there at this point looking back in hind sight. again we try to do what we can with the information we have. what we've heard is that the libyan people for the most part are supportive of this. of us, of the united states. what we have there is unfortunately a bit of a lawless situation where groups like al-qaida are taking hold, and i think after this election we'll have a full debate about why this is happening. right now partisans on either side are twisting this. we can easily say this is a republican plan to say, to try to attack the president and his strength which has been foreign policy because they are not winning on the economy. megyn: before we let you respond to that chris plant i want you -- your thoughts on charlene lamb the state department employee. now we know that she and others were basically getting begged for more security by the ambassador and others telling a long narrative about al-qaida-related groups growing and listen to what miss lamb told congress a couple of weeks back. >> miss lamb, yesterday you told

bill: that's some of the hind sight that we'll be talking about on special report later tonight. >> sorryuse we have another moment to spend here this is a three-point winner for the president. you know what mitt romney and paul ryan did they went up and down the western side of the state. that is coal country and they did very well. i mean look at this red republican are, blue is democrat, from 2008 how little changes in this map. you see how suggest he will that is? this is montgomery county. that is the only county that barack obama won in that region in 2008. in 2012 it flips to red. you look to northern virginia to get your votes. >> that's writ is. that's what is changing the northern virginia is changing. virginia had not been won by a democrat since 1964, lyndon baines johnson. obama wins it in 2008. this is significant that it again, two years in a row now, two cycles in a row have gone for a democrat. that tells you that virginia is not the southern -- the southern part of the southern strategy -- bill: that it was. >> yeah it's really amazing what has happened demographically.

>>> and the story bee hind the heart warming photo that went viral over the last few hours.s personal gift to a homeless man here in times square. we're going to talk, live, to officer larry deprimo. incredible story. >> cannot wait for that. >>> let's get to the florida lottery murder trial. as amy said, the judge lashed out at defendant dee dee moore, for trying to send some sort of secret code to the jury. he called it her final warning. abc's linsey davis has more on that. >> reporter: dee dee moore is on the verge of getting kicked out of her own murder trial. >> ms. moore, i have cautioned you throughout these proceedings. >> reporter: in court thursday, it seemed that the judge had had enough. issuing the 40-year-old a final warning. accusing moore of using face expression to communicate with jurors. >> think i'm going to warn you for the last time. >> reporter: for a third day, jurors also saw moore crying again in court. this time, as prosecutors played this audiotape of her, allegedly asking a friend to lie to the police. moore is on trial for killing this man, abr

so when you see it in slow motion, you see how they use their claws, their hind legs twist as they moves in africa and the zoo for 35 years and i've never seen things that cheetahs can do that you see on here. >> how fast was this one running? >> 61 miles per hour. it's thought they can hit speeds of 70 in short sprints. >> that one was a slacker. >> no, no -- in fact, while they were there. a whole week, a wheel team of people including hollywood groups had a fast track they used at the olympics to run the camera parallel with the cat. and we set the all-time land speed record that week of any animal ever recorded. >> wow. >> so yeah, they're fast. >> how long did it take savannah to reach that top speed? >> they stay with their moms for about 2 1/2 years, then they're out on their own, females are always on their own by themselves, no one helps them hunt. females are faster than males, as a result. >> interesting. >> about 3 years old, they'd be able to run top speed. >> how are cheetahs doing in the wild? >> cheetahs are endangered. many considered them the most endangered of the lar

a weiner dog can walk almost normally after losing movement in his hind legs.to so many with paralysis. so not a story that's just affecting animals. we're talking about how it can translate to human beings. >> aw, sure. you never want a weiner that doesn't move. >>> but first, it's been one week since israel launched its attack on targets in gaza. more than 100 palestinians have been killed. many children are among the hundred injured. >> the rockets kept civilians scared on beth side of the border. diplomats in the mideast and here in new york are working on a truce. abc's t.j. winick has the latest. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning, rob and paula. with heartbreak on both sides, israelis and palestinians stand on the brink of an all-out ground war. israeli air strikes continue to pound gaza, igniting massive explosions, incinerating buildings and homes. the death toll has soared to over 100 in gaza, and there is payback. this video issued by hamas, the islamic militant group that rules gaza shows several rockets being fired toward israel. hamas fi