for me, it was trying to -- i had come to terms with my old life. it was a cathartic experience for me. to see it on film like that, with someone that did such a good job, i literally felt like i was sweating in certain points, where the cocaine was being snorted. i got sympathetic reactions to it. >> all that was true. >> the thing about jordan, it's all true. let's go through some of the things about the movie. i loved the movie. regardless of the moral issues it raises, it's a brilliant movie. incredibly entertaining. >> for sure. >> matthew mcconaughey, jonah hill, they're all terrific, let's go through some of the stories. a female employee shaved her head for $10,000 in front of the obeying mob of stars? >> to get breast implants. so it's worst. >> to get breast implants she shaved her head for 10,000? >> yes, the idea was her hair would grow back and it would all be perfect in six months. that was a scene that personally disturbed me, and i think it sunshine disturbed a lot of people when you see it. >> were you just too high -- >> it wasn't

for me i had come to terms with my old life. i wrote this book and that was like a ca cathartic experience for me. but to see it on screen with somebody who did such a good job, i was sweating cocaine being scored, sympathetic reactions to it. >> all that was true. i remember reading i think a fbi guy who was investigating you said the thing about jordan belfort it's all true. let's go through some of the things in the movie. i loved the movie. if you haven't seen it regardless of the moral issues it raises it's a brilliant movie. incredibly entertaining, brilliantly made. matthew mcconaughey, leo dicaprio, john hellman, they're all terrific. a female employee shaved her head for $10,000 in front of the baying mob of staff. true? >> true. to get breast implants. so it was sort of even worse. >> to get breast implants she shaved her head for $10,000. >> yes. and i guess the philosophy was, her hair would grow back and then it would all be perfect in six months. that was amazing the rationalization. i think it's interesting you br

from seattle who also left her old life behind. after her 12-year marriage ended in divorce, she discovered her calling. >> it is difficult, it is challenging, it's stressful, but it's very rewarding. >> reporter: why? >> because you can make an immediate difference. >> reporter: she deals with everything from the casualties of war to pregnancies. >> she is eight months pregnant. >> reporter: newborns. >> he is not breast feeding very well. >> reporter: and her own struggle to stay hopeful. a 7-month-old child died here just this morning. >> every time you lose a child every time you lose a patient, it's always difficult. >> reporter: but in the chaos here, she has found clarity. >> if you can make an impact somehow, some way, even one-on-one in this grand scheme of chaos and all the terrible conditions, to me that's meaningful. >> reporter: finding meaning where lives hang in the balance. ann curry, nbc news, bangui. >> still ahead for us tonight as we continue, a whole lot of hospital patients caught off guard, and it's costing t

. >> stefan prostler has left his old life as an event technician far behind him. he's started a family in costa rica and taught himself the complexities of re-forestation. >> one of the most important aspects of a project like this is taking responsibility for what you do. that's one difference to other projects that are directed by a hired manager. they know they'll be at it for five or, at most, ten years, but not for thirty or forty or fifty years. but to hand this responsibility down through generations is one of the strengths of this project. everyone is there for everyone else, and they know they have to do it right. >> leo prostler's planning to move back to germany, leaving the project in the long-term care of his son. by the time the first trees are harvested, and the investors see their returns, stefan prostler will be almost as old as his father is now. you can find a full interview with leo prostler at our website, dw.de/globalideas. still, there are challenges where every minute counts. a key one is access to clean drinking water. some 800 million peo

one poster has left his old life is uneven technician far behind him. he still has family in costa rica and went on and so the complexities of reforestation. and of the pieces of muslim play with one of the most important aspect to a project like this is taking responsibility for what you do so that's one difference to other projects that are directed by hyatt manager you know they'll be a tickle fight boredom as ten years it's been awful since the last forty or fifty years he's a punk was collected and this responsibility down through generations is one of the strengths of this project ryan everyone to stand for everyone else on the opening of the house to do it right buys them was so sleepy mom what. we'll post lose planning to move back to germany. knitting project in the long term care of his son the time the first trees are harvested and investors today returns. the poster will be almost as old as his father is not what a full interview with real class as a website that gw toxic eco ideas and still that's on display every minute counts. a key one i

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the notion of hittleman it and to allow the palestinians to have feet in old life to plant it all the future and still have so primitive over the long to reach him but you know i had conditions of the ships from visions to me you know those ten states and this and this so that it under the control of the of the stimulus this is look i'm i'm just not going to help. us nor the israelis nor the american to force all of us a bit the daughter i disagree with up to the complete. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle according to a new oxfam report the rich are getting richer at an alarming pace middle classes all over the world are under pressure and the poor well are only getting poorer with growing income inequality how can we expect democratic institutions to survive not to speak of maintaining social tranquility is it time to start broadly sharing prosperity. cross-talk income disparity i'm joined by my guest share is our brand in washington she is the steve ross professor oriel fellow of international finance at the george washington universit

after artbreaking end fire cost a four-year-old his life. the cell phone video was shot just after the fire broke out in gaithersburg. it harder to bear, that four-year-old had just celebrated his birthday on tuesday. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. elizabeth marty is inconsolable. she lost her four-year-old nephew in the fire. >> my brother tried to go inside. broke out just after 4:00 in the afternoon. this is cell phone video. the fire appears to have started on the second floor in the sawth -- and of the flames -- shot straight up. gothe dad was trying to through the door. he couldn't because of the smoke and the fire. the third floor, others were trapped. his headan old man, was on fire. he was screaming. a firefighter with him, broke the window, and tried to get him outside. samaritans pulled another family to safety. there was a lady with children. someone reached out and grab the children and they got the lady down from about the me. >> at least a dozen families may have lost their homes, but as the loss of a chi

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psychological torture let's remember these people have been held now for twelve years imagine in your old life what twelve years would be like we received today a note from one of the prisoners shakur armor who is a citizen of britain has been cleared for release for years now and his note was heartbreaking because he said there were he really misses most is having played a part in the lives of his children his youngest child was born on the day that he arrived in one tunnel he has never even seen his youngest child this is mental torture for these prisoners january the eleventh is now an annual day of action against the indefinite detention of the war in terror prison and of course will be covering the protests as they get underway later on stage of. the white house has as harshly condemned a drive by u.s. lawmakers to impose further sanctions on iran over its nuclear program officials say such a distraction would do re last year's historic deal with tehran and could even drag washington into a war but despite the warnings from the administration the number of senators supporting fresh penalt

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the kobe should of the notion of vigilance and to allow the distance to have feet in old life to land it on the future and still have so pretty loaded on to the city but you know to add conditions and vicious conditions to me in both of those to misstate this and this so it is under the control of the stimulus this is looking to. i'm just not going to help. us nor the israelis nor the american of course all of us a bit all right this edition to the three for the complete. choose your language. kevin though if they sell some of the. treatments that the consensus here could. choose the opinions that invigorating to . choose the stories that impact the life choose the access to office. welcome back to worlds apart from really discussing politics and technology with harper reed who used to work for president obama as the chief technology officer mr reed i know that at some point of your life you go to addicted to the so-called personal informatics tracking your way to your like cation what have you stopped and i wonder if it's possible to develop you know some sort of application that wou

brings you the story of the youngest survivors a three month old baby still thankfully claim to life after losing a mother. french military contingent fails to step away from bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. out of control and of course an end of the central african republic. to control this violence. medical group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state even hospitals and doctors now becoming targets to. spirit sees a continent wide rise of far right groups as the financial crisis undermines public trust in government forcing people to look maybe for. making them sick sparkle we report on the does a limitation system that's ready to inspire audiences at the forthcoming. good morning from here moscow this morning just after midnight here now to the weekly a roundup of the top stories of the last seven days and first the start of the new year it was marred of course with a loss for volgograd as its citizens said last goodbyes to the thirty four victims of two bombings

life. bekah is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured and a terrible terror attack she is now in an induced coma in intensive care clinging onto life what we give you as a baby girl remains and a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light yet serious brain damage condition is very serious but we've got it under control on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerful explosion rocked their trolley bus the three happened to be in the very epicenter the women died the infant survived it was blind luck the thick blanket she was wrapped in saved her from life threatening burns she was pulled from the wreckage in a critical condition only two days ago doctors allowed her to be airlifted to moscow's children's hospital so it's here in this hospital where baby bekah is receiving treatment for those endurance to her skull and her lungs she received in that blast the family and friends little vico has left are torn betw

his owner comes to pick him up. >> we're glad that he's getting to come home and get back to his old lifethe excitement. >> but winston isn't off the hook yet. charged with being a potentially dangerous dog winston is ordered to attend both obedience school and a canine good citizen class. in september 2010 he graduates. as for the damage to the patrol car, winston's family paid a hefty fee. >> he did act very badly, but that was not his typical behavior and we're sure that he will be a model citizen from now on. >> and he was, sadly winston died of heart failure on october 15th, 2010, but we're sure he's on his best behavior in doggie heaven. >>> coming up, a chase that even the cops can't believe. >> behind a drunk driver that's really -- >> took it to the whole next level because now he's putting many more people's lives at stake. >> but next, two officers pay the ultimate price in the line of duty. >> what happened was so senseless. it was senseless. >> and a police chief that will never forget. >> it was the worst day of my life ever. we were totally caught unprepared, and we won't b

life. i'm now 71 years old and it's all good stuff and i'm not complaining at all. my life is incredibly busy. i have to create every single day in one form or another, be it photography or painting or music. i have to create every single day and i have to speak my mind. and i'm fortunate enough to live in a country, the united states of america, which i've been a citizen for over 30 years. i'm so proud to be a member of this society where i can get to speak my mind. half the stuff that me and david and stephen and neil have written about in our past lives, we may not have been able to get away with in a different country. but i live in america and i'm allowed to speak my mind. nobody has to listen, but i'm allowed to speak my mind. tavis: you're right about the fact that, at 71, you ain't slowing down. i'm sure you're leaving here to go do a show somewhere. you're always on the run. but talk to me about this need 'cause i respect this and i think everyone of us ought to have this as a goal, that every day before we go to bed, we ought to be able to look back on our

he wants to become a role model to his son so he's leaving his old life behind, seeking to become anr. >> i want to be a business owner some day. i want to open a chain of funeral homes. >> each of these young men have experienced difficult childhoods growing up in the inner city of new york. they chose to commit crimes and served prison time at likes rikers island. their lives are being transformed through a unique program. goso, an acronym for getting out staying out, is helping people overcome past mistakes. it's a program that offers hope. >> i try and talk to them about the future. that you cannot live in the past. what's happened has happened. i almost tell them, i don't even care if you did it or not. what i'm concerned about is what do you want to do when you get out. and with respect to your record, what have you done since you got out? >> mark goldsmith is the founder. mark spent most of his life as a successful ceo and entrepreneur in the cosmetics industry. now retired, he recalls his first encounter with students behind bar, at ts at the rikersd correctional facility. >>

>>> now at noon, the next step for a 13-year-old girl on life support. what a judge has now ruled and what still needs to be decided. >>> new information about a man hit and killed on a bay area freeway. why the chp no longer believe eswas running to safety and the mystery -- believes he was running to safety and the mystery unfolding. >>> and we now know who won the megamillions jackpot. who bought that winning ticket here in the bay area. >>> good afternoon. i'm claudine wong in for tori campbell. the battle over what happens next to a 13-year-old girl on life support headed back to court this morning. we have continuing coverage. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from oakland with what a judge has decided. tara? >> reporter: well, you know what? emotions are still running high in this case. the parents of jahi, they sat in the front row. they were clearly emotionally exhausted but fighting still for their father. for the first time we saw -- daughter. for the first time we saw the hospital attorney break down a little bit. the two sides were trying t

paula faris has the amazing story of being swept away. >> it is a family fantasy, dump your old life ise. it is the day dream of a million mid life crises. raymond roth decided to hit reset on his life a few weeks before his 48th birthday. his grand exit began with a day at the beach in new york and a great big lie. >> it was like surreal, you know. >> john roth shows us the exact spot where his father got in over his head. >> i was afraid that my dad might show up out of nowhere and that would be crazy. >> reporter: saturday, july 28th, 2012. the weather, overcast and cool with a chance of rain. nevertheless, raymond and son decide it's a perfect beach day. neighbor ron christian remembers. >> he just said, "see you later. we're going to the beach." >> reporter: a father/son day at the beach. what could be more fun? >> unless it evolves into criminal activity. >> reporter: at the beach, they choose their spot with care. >> we kind of went off over back there. it was a no-swim zone. >> reporter: just the place for a swim, raymond decides. >> he took his shirt off, he took his shoes of

each day she sees imannals of her old life, girls like her, on the streets. >> so many young girls out there. babies. >> in richmond, ann notarangelo kpix5. >> stephanie testified against her former pimp last summer. two months ago, she saw him again at his sentencing. he got four years in prison and will have to register as a sex offender from now on. >>> another candidate is throwing his hat into the ring for the california governor. he announced that he is in the race. he is a moderate republican who has never held office. he is also pro choice, pro immigration reform and favors same sex marriage. says he even voted for president obama in 2008. the 40-year-old was born in ohio. he is best known as being an architect of the nation's bank bailout. he also holds an mba from the hearton school the university of -- warton school in pennsylvania. >>> democrats site public records. party chairman burton says in a statement today, quote, neal needs to start telling the truth about his voting record it's time to come clean with the voters of california. >>> potential jurors may not be remove

life nonetheless. the guy is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured and a terrible terror attack she is now in an induced coma in intensive care clinging onto life what we give you as a baby girl remains in a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light yet serious brain damage condition is very serious but we've got it under control on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerful explosion rocked their trolley bus the three happened to be in the very epicenter the women died the infant survived it was blind luck the thick blanket she was wrapped in saved her from life threatening burns she was pulled from the wreckage in a critical condition only two days ago doctors allowed her to be airlifted to moscow's children's hospital so it's here in this hospital where baby bekah is receiving treatment for those endurance to her skull and her lungs she received in that blast. the family and friends little vico has left are torn betw

at this noon hour, the baby is at oakland children's hospital with life-threatening injuries. 19-year-old ashley died from her injuries earlier this morning and rena is at kaiser in fremont with non-life- threatening injuries. but the family says she has several broken bones and may have a broken leg. according to family members, they were on their way home last night and do plan on having a vigil tonight here at 6:00 at the intersection here in fremont. we're live here in fremont, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, brian. >>> also on new year's eve, a 7- year-old girl was hit and killed by a car as she crossed a san francisco street. mum at 12:-- coming up at 12:15, what witnesses heard the driver say after the crash. >>> a suspected drunk driver crashed into several cars in lay ward leaving behind a long path of destruction. it happened around 5:30 on grove way near western boulevard. the highway patrol says the driver was speeding over railroad tracks when his car went airborne. the vehicle knocked over a sign, hit fences and damaged parked cars before landing

. >> reporter: weed took over the 27-year-old's life.often heard it was no big deal, that it wasn't even addictive. but -- >> were you addicted to marijuana? >> yes. >> reporter: the national institute on drug abuse says about 1 out of 11 pot users become addicted. brian doyle decided he needed help and got clean after treatment at the cedar center at the university of colorado hospital. the executive director of this rehabilitation facility says the potency of today's pot makes the problem worse. >> the concentration of thc in marijuana today is 30%, 40%, in a typical smoke marijuana, versus 3%, 4%, thc concentration of the '60s and '70s. >> reporter: other drugs including alcohol and nicotine have higher addiction rates. but there is serious concern among those in the substance abuse field that colorado's new marijuana law will substantially increase the number of marijuana addicts. >> i think we'll see more people using it on a consistent basis. >> reporter: but addiction isn't the only concern. 22-year-old stella blessing is also a s

mika is just three months old and she's the life can be hard and unjust. she was badly injured and terrible terror attack. she is now in an induced coma in intensive care. clinging onto mine. he was a baby killed remains in a kind that we are on a ventilator in intensive care will say she sustained sunlight gets serious brain damage. the condition is very serious odds we got it under control. on the dreadful morning of december period he caught a fever. was on route to hospital with her mother and grandmother. my powerful explosion rocked your trolley bus. three happened to be in the very epicenter. the win tonight the infant's survived. blind luck to think lincoln she was wrapped and saved her from life threatening burns. she was pulled from the wreckage in critical condition. only two days ago doctors allow her to be airlifted to moscow's children's hospital so it's here in this hospital where baby b is receiving treatment for those answering service call her lungs she received in that blast. the family and friends will be to have left are torn between c

you got guys up in here 17 years old with natural life. 17 years with -- i'm talking 17 years old withnatural life for what, for nothing. just because somebody looked at him hard or something like that? it's not worth it at all. >> way off in the far southwest corner of stateville is an almost completely abandoned area. years ago, apprentice programs flourished here. inmates learned a trade in haircutting, foundry work or tailoring. but with institutional reforms came a redirection of time, energy and money. one by one, the trade programs fell by the wayside until today one last program remains. the stateville industries program produces office furniture, including desks, bookcases and tables. the only men who work here are long-time model prisoners. one of those men is william earl basset. basset has been incarcerated since 1963 and in stateville since 1966. originally he was serving a maximum of ten years for burglary and forgery at another illinois penitentiary called menard. >> i had a short parole coming but a guy was messing with my food in the dining room and i just -- i went of

cost a 4-year-old his life. cell phone video shot in geagersburg. investigators trying to figure out what happened there while local families attempt to pick up the pieces. >> roz is live with more on what's been an emotional night for residents there. >> just a few minutes ago spoke with a family friend who tells me that yesterday was the little boy's birthday and they planned a birthday party for him this weekend. neighbors told us about this terrifying moments tonight when they did everything they could to try to help their father rescue his son but in the end the flames were just too powerful. >> it's my fault! >> elizabeth is inconsolable. she said she lost her 4-year-old nephew inside the fire. the blaze broke out just after 4:00 in the afternoon at the snyder mill apartments. this is cell phone video. investigators say the fire appears to have started on the second floor and flames shot straight up. knabes tell us they felt helpless as the father desperately tried to rescue his son. >> the guy was trying to go through the door but couldn't be

but here in russia no story we've been following very closely the ongoing fight for life of a three month old baby girl injured in those recent terror attacks in the russian city of volgograd they just as doctors say a condition remains critical but at least it is stable our correspondent margaret hell reports the guy is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured and a terrible terror attack she is now in an induced coma and intensive care clinging onto life what it could you is a baby girl remains in a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light yet serious brain damage condition is very serious but we've got it under control. on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerful explosion rocked their trolley bus the three happened to be in the very epicenter the women died the infant survived it was blind luck the thick blanket she was wrapped in saved her from life threatening burns she was pulled from the wreckage in

of people still in hospital party brings you the story of one of the survivors a nine year old girl whose life was saved by a stranger. french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic as the u.n. raises the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. the situation is literally out of control in the cool front of the central african republic is not capable to control this for islands r.-t. talks to medical doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state as even hospitals and doctors become targets. europe see.

injured people still in hospital we bring you the story of one of the survivors a nine year old girl whose life was saved by a stranger. a french military contingent fails to step away from bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic but the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. out of control and of course in and of the central african republic is more capable to control this violence talks to medical group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging mistake as even hospitals and doctors become targets now. europe sees the rise of.

dozens of survivors still in hospital we bring you the story this hour of one of them a nine year old girl and life were saved by a stranger. a french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis the situation is literally out of control in a coffin and off the central african republic is not capable to patrol this file and talks to the aid group doctors without borders this hour going about the carnage ravaging the state right now as even hospitals are medics are becoming targets also making the olympics we report.

the 17-year-old woman was also hurt but her injuries are not life threatening. the 64-year-old driver did remain at the scene. the road was blocked for about five hours over night though as investigators looked into that crash. >>> also this morning the chp will release the number of arrests it made during the new years eve drunk driving crack down. >> put your feet together. arms downside. this driver was among several pulled over while we were on a ride along with chp. the man took a field sobriety test, was not arrested. last year officers arrested 208 people for drunk driving in the bay area. again we will get numbers this morning. >>> gunfire marred new years eve night in oakland. at about 9:30 a young person was shot near 104th avenue and walnut creek. that victim was hit in the chest and rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police have not yet released the person's identity or age. there are no suspects at this time. >>> there were two other shootings last night in oakland. the first happened just before 9:00 at 54th street and martin luther king

old. his life was at risk. he was imprisoned. but treatment saved him. he was rehabilitated in our hometown of mendan. he then went on to graduate from high school, to get a college degree, and ultimately got a law degree and passed the bar exam. i had the privilege of hiring him as a summer intern at the u.s. attorney's office many years ago and working with craig hanlon. he's with us now in this chamber. if you need proof that reclaiming a life is possible, that every life is precious and has value, and that no matter what condition you find that life in, that life is salvageable if we reach out and give them the tools they need to help themselves, that proof is in this chamber today. a practicing lawyer who at 16 years old was in jail as a drug addict. craig, welcome and thank you for making new jersey a better place. because of the years i have because of the years i have known craig, i know personally the passion and strength that comes from the human desire to make your life better, and i believe we can do more to help give people a second chance.

life. it was just another day for you wagner grads a main train station but suddenly at old changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows and the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two explosions that rocked the city just east before the new year the blasts of the station set off by a suicide bomber reached through a crowded area between the entrance and the security metal detectors and. then i noticed a man in a girl's around towards the girl asked her whether she could breathe she was losing consciousness i picked her up and carried out of the station u.-t. saved a nine year old all following an ironic twist of fate she was there with her family to return train tickets as they decided to travel by plane in stat. she was so brave she didn't even cry i was talking to her all the time she kept saying that she wanted to sleep but she was just losing consciousness and i was telling her just don't sleep don't sleep. there was panic and horror in the street to community some time to find an ambula

injured people still in hospital we bring you the story of one of the survivors a nine year old girl his life was saved by a stranger. a french military contingent fails to step away from bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis their. control and of course in and of the central african republic is more capable to control this violence talks to medical group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging mistake as even hospitals and doctors become targets now. europe sees the rise of far right groups across the region as the financial crisis undermines public trusting government forcing people to look for alternatives. the bright minds working on bright lights were pulled in a one of a kind elimination system that's been set up by engineers for those winter olympics in sochi. hello my name is kevin irwin this is r.t.d. watching the weekly a roundup of the big stories of the last seven days and first the beginning of the new year with a lot of loss for volgograd as its citizens said their last goodbyes to th

battle over a brain dead girl takes a new turn of the war of words escalates over a 13-year-old girl on life support. harsh words from oakland's children's hospital where jahi mcmath will be transported. live outside children's hospital, with details on what was said, christina and the family's reaction. >> reporter: the spokesperson did have some strong words for the family, attorney for jahi mcmath. the family says they are one step closer to moving her to another facility. >> new year brings new hope for the family of jahi mcmath. >> sam singer is not so optimistic. >> we still have not heard from a facility or physician that would take the body of this young woman. >> singer is calling out the attorney for the family. he believes the plans to move jahi are fake. >> the family attorney is propep weighting a -- propepuating hope for the girl. they found an ambulance and a support. they still haven't secured the long-term facility. it would be different if she was an organ donor. >> they would do everything in their power to make sure she was at the best health possible. >> a judge ruled no

dismissals is a 5-year-old boy who was diagnosing diagnosed with life without parole when he was 20 months old he's 5 hose now in remission he had his port removed hose monopoly on the chemotherapy. this particular wish the parents wanted to wait until he had energy. i began assigning this wish with the family in march and started to understand the two miles how are we going to achieve that i made a bold statement into turning this into goth am city. it codify catapulted. so, now it's a much for ininaccurate indicate from the divorce. people starting twoet and reposting and it went viral. it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you

with economic ups and downs in the final months they belong to the old sang i and the rest of life a few will be if we don't think. much of your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture example mindful eating social eating of voiding of snacks how much of an influence do you think this american culture has on the rest of the wall incredible. sixty two things. in the world the snake. the food. all the countries worldwide. government system is to help poor people poor women but who choose to live and nobody is trying to make money out of those who want to make money out of. the whole thing into law. and we have shockers. twenty four. what's this place like why is this so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power in the city's present and future. this is the moment they're reporting from a very cold snowy windy mountain to. be on the olympics. today. just a few days remain for the summer team to hand over to their winter colleagues form a bureaucrat spent a year studying magnet. really wanted to come to the antarctic every station has it

the man who lost his life in my district was 86 years old, had lived a long life. at 86 you would expect you would be able to live at that age to natural causes take your life away, not a car. and, so, colleagues, i look forward to all of us working together on how to make this city safer and acknowledging the lives that we have to save and the lives we lose clearly because we don't have the stamped ardx in place we need to have to protect pedestrians. >> thank you, supervisor. colleagues, i would like to join supervisors kim and avalos in recognizing a constitch went in my district who passed over the christmas holiday. isabelle hughey who was an incredible activist and dedicated her life to serving our community. isabelle passed away after being struck by a speeding caron jackson street in chinatown at the age of 84. she was born and raised in san francisco, attend [speaker not understood] in san francisco and city college, her