you see moshe is a holocaust survivor.s wife died a couple of years ago, he was haunted by nightmares of his childhood hiding from the nazis. the marijuana, he says, took him out of the darkness. >> you're free. you fly. >> when you smoke? >> yeah. >> there are 19 other patients here. scientists at tel aviv university are now studying their progress. they call the results outstanding. including weight gain, improved mood, pain and tremor reduction. but i can tell you as a doctor it was my next stop that proved the most surprising. this is israeli's largest hospital, sheba medical center. he is using marijuana to help him with the pain and nausea from chemotherapy. >> filling up the spoon. so that's your medicine inside there. >> you want to take it out? >> and he's doing it inside the hospital. >> how are you feeling? >> relief. first of all in the muscle in the leg. >> and you're not worried about any potential damage to your body? >> not at all. the opposite, actually. i really believe i can be cancer-free for a long tim

. >>> hi everybody, this field is a mosh pit behind me after three hours of football.people were out there, but only one was playing football. they wanted to go home the minute they needed to take a look at it, it's an ugly day here at fedex field and the winter wonderland for them. and boy, he was walking over washington with their legs, deep into the redskins territory. and they're up 10-love. now, rg3 is struggling against the receiver. now, derek johnson says if you're going to stare them down, thank you, i'll take the 40 yards on the pick with a couple plays later. look at the awful tackling. shedding two defenders for them rolling up 38 points in the first half as we talked about how bad the special teams were. while he'll need to do it again for the 74-yard punt return for the touchdown and the embarrassing loss. now, things, they were bad before that report here. servicing mike shanahan, saying he did not agree with the way that he handled rg3 last season, saying they gave them too much power. but after the game. he was addressing that report. >> it's not the r

aig has been trying to shed the unit and today, ceo robert bonn moshe says he's happy with the deal. >> they paid us in cash and in stock. so, therefore, we wound up owning 46%, but what you actually accomplished here was an ipo and a merger all at once and you get the accounting treatment so that we can write it once to market which is very important. >> shares of aig up 1% to $50.28. a $6.8 million deal in the semiconductor industry. the chipmaker avago technologies will buy lsi corporation and the deal helps avago get into the storage business and create a company with about $5 billion of annual revenue and that sent shares of lsi up 38.5%. it popped 10% to $50.10. internal reaudit of more than three years' worth of herbal life's financial results found no material changes and that sent shares of the supplementmaker much higher and this is good news for the company which has faced criticism over its business product you are and its leadership. the stock today up 9.5% to $74.83 and shares of cubist pharmaceuticals surged after the positive result surfaced for the company's antibiot

the israeli defense minister moshe gallant says it is israel's right to do according to their understandings and agreements with the americans. the mall the team in israel sentiment dance vocal opponents. what is clear to the international community. and to many israelis and palestinians is not the reason is unknown the building and promoting of settlements is devastating for the two state solution and counter productive augustine spokesman said the sentence really go into the school is a deliberate attempt to torpedo peace talks. the settlement activities are not in line with the american efforts to reach peace with us and the subtle and science centers are not a waiter each piece. these activities are looking for the failure of the american efforts for the summer. israel seems determined to press ahead with sentiment doping previous peace talks democratic senate seat in twenty ten. once as a batch of military reinforcements and equipment should be on the ground in south sudan in forty eight hours the security council approved a plan on tuesday to almost double the u n peacekeeping force in

moshe chomping rights to exercise caution in its height limits and stormy conditions. it's the busiest time of the year for traveling with toys and taking to the roads the scene in disguise the weather is making things difficult for many. met aaron has issued an orange wind warning meaning goldstein conditions are across the country tonight and tomorrow. we've starting side this evening and size kosovo taunton particularly shares her. so people aren't sick great coach and traveling for instance story tomorrow morning but the star of persons will grind to a base during christmas eve and the rest but from the linens on christmas day and stay in the state the fact that wins but the cardstock. already the yes the aircon have been busy attempting to restore power and telephone lines taken the bill was in rural areas. one of the things that we are experiencing is a huge amount of damage from lightning. and even though the song was a certain amount of lightning. it's an exceptional amount of dissent in the air and pearls but creates a lot of individual falls on individualized

by the state high winds caused a number of conditions on the and six dublin to galway moshe late this afternoon and have appealed to motorists to drive with extreme caution. an investigation by the revenue commissioners into businesses paving catch you that. tens of millions of euro in the first eight months of this year. archie news has learnt the pro quo that several industries ranging from building firms to scrap metal merchants to month or two nursing homes. a few times a year some of the top staffer revenue and social protection meet our own table their task to make sure every cent of tax owed by people has handed over their last meeting. new figures from the shadow economy were revealed in the first eight months of this year revenue of almost eighty two million euro from people he didn't hatch. so okay it was quite the darts had to give twenty one million euro to revenue officers here. white's hundred cash. that includes teachers giving brian's doctors dentist that's solicitors and accountants they have to hand back sixteen in a tough meeting euro. when vendors had to give up se

why more and mosh -- more details. >>> anthony, is there a warmup here? >> yes, there is a warmup. very cold air now, it's in the 20s in napa, in san jose and livermore in the 30s. a few clouds yesterday. right now we're in the 30s. beautiful shot of the mount answer omount -- mountains. the warmest locations off to the north and east bay. >>> for the first time the family of jahi mcmath is asking for more than just your prayers. they're asking for your donations, days before a court order required to keep the teen on a ventilator expires. her uncle says if they cannot raise the money this evening, they will go back to court. >> and the almeida county move mcmath out of the hospital. but the hospital says it will not release her until administrators can confirm that she is going to a licensed care facility. >> it's a deal. late last night a.c. transit workers voted on a deal last bringing to a close neen months of negotiations, a near strike and the governor-mandated cooling off period which expired on sunday. it gives bus operator and mechanics from. >> may the report includes det

a look at the accu-weather forecast, stay bundled up. 40s and 50s for highs, monday mosh morning freezingan put await cold here. >> thank you. >> sorry. >> yes. >> next, spencer christian is on assignment. >> stay with us we want to tell but give where >>> one out of six people in the bay area isn't sure where the next meal will come from >> give where you slif helping local food banks give to those in need. >> spencer christian is live with us. >> joining me is executive director of second harvest. i know kathy jacobson. this is kathy jackson i keep doing that. thanks for joining us. >> no problem. >> i know there is an unprecedented need this year. >> there is the people we serve are folks who hit a pot hole in life them. lost a job, they got divorced they had a health emergency. and the other folk that's we help, you know what? they're people like us hard working people. but unlike us they can't make ends meet in this part of the country. >> it important you pointed that out we talk about hungry pechl, we're asking who are the hungry people. they're people really working hard just to t

a look at the accu-weather forecast, stay bundled up. 40s and 50s for highs, monday mosh morning freezing cold i think we can put await cold here. >> thank you. >> sorry. >> yes. >> next, spencer christian is on assignment. >> stay with us we wan [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> one out of six people in the bay area isn't sure where the next meal will come from >> give where you slif helping local food banks give to those in need. >> spencer christian is live with us. >> joining me is executive director of second harvest. i know kathy jacobson. this is kathy jackson i keep doing that. thanks for joining us. >> no problem. >> i know there is an unprecedented need this year. >> there is the people we serve are folks who hit a pot hole in life them. lost a job, they got divorced they had a health emergency. and the other folk that's we help, you know what? they're people like us hard working people. but unlike us they can't make ends meet in this part of the country. >> it important you pointed that out we talk about hungry pechl, we're

. >> in recent years as the space program has developed, there is more and mosh attention being paid to the chinese spacecraft. models are becoming more and more popular. >> the next challenge, the rover still has to venture out to begin its work, conducting the number of tests including the use of ground penetrating radar to reveal more about what's below the moon's surface. so far, so good. >> it may be decades since the russians and the americans were roving the moon, but as scientists point out, the instruments on board the u decision 2 are far more so far fist indicated than predecessors. people of china point out there is only one working rover on the surface of the moon tonight and it's chinese. burks. >> china on the moon. china is the third country to land on the moon following the united states and the former soviet union. this may have broader implications. china is researching what it could mine on the moon. it hopes to build the first space station there within 10 years. international law says no country can claim ownership of the celestial body, that includes the moon b

"smells like teen spirit" ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and they're in their tiny little crib like -- moshing is like a romantic comedy movie. it's where he kind of stalks you. in a nice way. >> but it is romantic stalking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how do you do that? >> basically, why was the internet invented? so you could stalk people on facebook. potential lovers and your exes and all that. >> jimmy: so you know you're doing better than them. >> exactly. and they look like they're having fun! >> jimmy: he got fat and bald. >> yeah. but justin's character takes it one step too far and basically stalks her facebook profile to find out what she likes so he can become her dream man. and of course, things go wrong in the process. >> jimmy: then the other one is with shia labeouf? am i pronouncing it right? >> shia labeouf. >> jimmy: am i pronouncing it right? >> yes, shia labeouf. >> jimmy: shia labweff. >> labweff. >> jimmy: chet labewff. [ light laughter ] chet labweff is my favorite restaurant. some dinners -- but shia labeouf is in this movie. and in this movie you have a romanian action sen

. ♪ az yashir moshe ♪ >> people of african descent were singing these spirituals based on the story ofwhile may reign. satan's cause my seem to gain. oh, but there is a god who rules above. with the hand of power and a heart of love. and if i'm right, he'll fight my battles. ♪ as i go >> reporter: the story of the exodus is of course timeless. as dramatically relevant today as it ever was. because freedom is a song that continues to be sung by those who have it and those who still struggle for it. >> but we say at the end of the seder is "next year in jerusalem." jerusalem is more than a place. you know, jerusalem is an idea. jerusalem is an ideal place where there are no slaves, where everybody has freedom. >> does that mean the exodus continues, we never leave egypt, so to speak? >> or even if we're lucky enough to have left egypt, has everybody left egypt? one of the great ironies of celebrating a seder now is our thoughts are often with egyptians and their struggles. ♪ >> when they were marching in tahrir square, what was great was here was freedom that was born in the soil that ha

led by moshe gabriel, he's a frequent guest. he's been showing up at all sorts of conferences, saying that business remains strong. i think it's contradictory to what he said in the last quarter, i think it's much better. it will hit earnings and revenue targets. if they can make those numbers going forward, i think the stock could have a terrific year in 2014. right now the expectations have been lower, ratcheted down and xilinx had a potentially explosive catalyst and it had the infrastructure spending that i was talking about with ciena as the chips are using telco equipment. the company has 70% market share in the programmable logic device segment and the buildout of 4g, and you probably have 4g all over the world. again, xilinx chips are used in the infrastructure. the stock was up nicely today, they have a buy back and i'll bet they've been using it every single day. even high-quality companies with good management sometimes stumble and that's what happened to xilinx and sienna last week. these are not broken companies, pe

stephanie stanton has mosh pr los angeles. >> reporter: in the mountains two hours the north of los angeles, the bitter creek wildlife refuge is home to the endangered california condor. thanks to aggressive wildlife protection programs like this, the condor population has grown to more than 400, up from just 22 in 1987. the birds remain under a constant threat. >> lead is the leading cause of death. it's killed about 40% of the wild condors. >> reporter: lead from bullets used by hunters that use animals which later are a food source for the scavenger birds. >> we're taking a blood sample to test the bird's blood lead level. that's an indication of if the bird has been exposed to lead. >> reporter: wildlife biologist joseph brant oversees the refuge that catches traps and cares for condors. >> about two-thirds of the bird have had elevated lead levels and needed treatment. >> reporter: condors with toxic lead levels are sent to the los angeles zoo for treatment under the care of dr. curtis ang. >> most stay with us for two weeks and go through two key lags therapies and it's typically a fi

tom ackerman has moshing. >> a national estimate is a report which is a consensus of the 16 intelligence agencies on the outlook, their estimation of an outlook for a particular policy question, which probably is impending and in this case is the course of american posture in afghanistan, which may or may not have 34,000 or 10,000 or maybe zero troops by the end of 2014. it depends on the negotiations currently being conducted with the afghan government. now, this is the report that you're talking about is actually a leak, and these reports, these nies are also classified but always emerge in the media as the product of a leak. you can be pretty confident that one side or another, which feels that the conclusions in this report favor their side of the arguments here in washington, that they're responsible for this. in this case it sounds like it's the civilian intelligence agencies which their voice comes through in this nie. as you can hear from the back and forth with the government of predz hamid karzai, the american relations with the -- his government at least are very, very frigid

the aig ceo is bob ben moshe a. he has agreed to sell their plane leasing unit for $5 billion. aircap holdings is the name of the company. after a group of chinese investors missed a deadline, repeated deadlines to buy the leasing unit, he has been looking to sell it. aig is focusing on its main business of insurance. lastly, the aig chairman spoke to bloomberg television. it's a greatgh company, it's not a good fit with an insurance company balance sheet. it's a very capital intensive business like that and does not belong in an insurance portfolio. we love the company and the earnings but we will get on with selling it. >> bloomberg news has been on the story for quite some time is ourning us now reporter covering this. >> this is a tough thing to sell with lots of planes and that. over the last year, they have been working to sell to the chinese. they could not get it done. >> wasn't part of the problem that the planes were older? >> yes, they had a series of write-downs on those planes. >> how good is the business? downs,cause of the write- it has not been possible this yea

rest of theand the aig board want to see bob and ben moshe a do next?> we continue to work on the our divestiture, ilfc, aircraft leasing business. we had a deal with the chinese to sell it to them. neither side has terminated, we have been looking at other alternatives. even though they are a great company, it is not a good fit with an insurance company balance sheet, particularly with all of their new regulations. a capital-intensive business like that does not belong in an insurance portfolio. we will get on with selling that. before we move onto the next phase, what are some of the options? >> fundamentally the three options ahead of us would be to complete a deal with the chinese. the second option would be to sell to someone else. the third option would be to do an ipo. see the airline business doing so well, is the ipo looking more attractive? >> it has always been attractive. .t has been a matter of choice if we were unable to sell all at once, it would still be a balance sheet problem. optionsonsidering all and expecting to get this done in the

is how the battle or gladiator, the two armies collide on the battlefield and it turns into a big mosh pit bull there intermingled and fighting then they keep fighting until everybody on one side is dead fed is not how ancient battles were really fought to armies would fight in tightly compact formations and fight for hours and hours in very few soldiers would die those with coverage i was at the front -- the front of the affirmation maybe each army would only lose five for 10% because for the most part or the people in the front but at some point they panic and retreats and as they do that they get massacred that is why with ancient battles very often you may see lopsided casualty numbers one side loses 10 percent the other is 90% because when you run away as you ride you are massacred. soap if you are in the ancient battle the and you run the way you want to run fast to what to do? you throw down your armor to run faster. throw down your shields maybe even your weapons. if you throw down all of your equipment and you are running very fast how will the other army catch you? they use t

. ♪ az yashir moshe ♪ >> people of african descent were singing these spirituals based on the story ofes. wickedness a while may reign. satan's cause my seem to gain. oh, but there is a god who rules above. with the hand of power and a heart of love. and if i'm right, he'll fight my battles. ♪ as i go >> reporter: the story of the exodus is, of course, timeless. as dramatically relevant today as it ever was. because freedom is a song that continues to be sung by those who have it and those who still struggle for it. >> but we say at the end of the seder is "next year in jerusalem." jerusalem is more than a place. you know, jerusalem is an idea. jerusalem is an ideal place where there are no slaves, where everybody has freedom. >> does that mean the exodus continues, we never leave egypt, so to speak? >> or even if we're lucky enough to have left egypt, has everybody left egypt? one of the great ironies of celebrating a seder now is our thoughts are often with egyptians and their struggles. ♪ >> when they were marching in tahrir square, what was great was here was freedom that was born

it turns into a big mosh pit. both sides are intermittent wrote, citing that keep fighting until everybody on one side is that. now gibson looks around. that's not how battles are really five. two armies would fight very tightly compact formation. they would fight for hours and hours and very few soldiers would die because he only soldiers dying were at the front of the formation. the battle could go on for hours and maybe each army might only lose 5% to 10% of their army. the only people dying are the people at the front. at some point in the battle, one of the initial panic and retreat. as the army panics and retreats and runs away, they get massacred. that's why if you look in ancient battles, very often you might see lopsided casualty numbers. when army might lose 10%. the other might use 90%, killed or captured. when you run away, as you're running you get massacred by the victorious army. let's say you are an ancient battle in the panic and run away. you want to run fast, right? what do you do? throw down yo

a mosh did support the government shutdown with ted cruz over the summer over obama and so i think we are going to have a little test case to see if the more old-line republicans are the tea party radical libertarian group well how do you say it, blend in these districts? >> guest: there a couple of interesting elements in this case. there are a lot of people inside and outside and a good part of the anger that john boehner felt towards the outside was that they weren't concerned with winning elections. .. establishment republicans against some of the more radical members. this is the first case. it was actually driven locally. may happen at a national level. we have seen the challenge from incumbents coming to the right. you will see challenges coming from the center-right. the outcome will be a particularly pivotal one in whether we begin to see a counterpart to corporate growth of hoping that takes on more radical members and begins to support problem solvers who get challenged by those who do not like the actions that are compromises. the next debate, raising the debt ceiling. san

. >> i don't knowing us with mosh on the humanitarian crisis is cynthia league. she joins us from nairobi kenya. >> what is the latest information you have on how many people are pouring in to u.n. camps in the south sudan. >> sinth the clashes of december 15th, we know tens of thousands have fled for their safety. there are concerns that many have not made it. we know people are scared. >> there are aid workers in south sudan. what has life been like for them? are they targeted tore do they have a difficult time doing what brought them to south sudan. >> what is exceptional about the situation. the situation changes quickly. 10 days ago there were the first clabs in juba, and then quickly spreading to other parts of the country. so for the aid response, it is difficult to continue to adjust to this continuing changing situation. however, we, as the international community of the red cross have a presence in several places in the country where fighting is taking place, and we continue to monitor the situation, doing our best to keep up with the situation on the g

. >> could be a mosh pit with this guy.ul ii never polled this high in popularity, and he polled high as well. >> members of the church have expressed concerns about how far he is going in changing the tone of the church. and for fear of change iing law well. >> conservative republican says he has been moved by this pope to focus more on poverty, getting back to passionate conservatism. he says i'm being affected by this, too. conservatives are looking at it and saying what are we doing here? you have to land on the side of pope francis. otherwise, who will you go to? >> catholics only in the poll. what do you think about pope francis' positions? 87% say about right. too liberal, 7%. what that could speak to is the secularization of the catholic church or being the right man at the right time. but so far it seems like he's get i getting support. >> what are the issues? immigration reform. any doubt where pope francis would be on that issue? down the line he will stand with those who have no voice. he hugs the faceless man a