hillel and raf shama. where you can get a phish yalmulke. at the store next to the mikh donayes. oh that kind of itches but i will give this to the democrats. once they realize their distake, they did the right thing and humanity yated themselves on national television. here they are yesterday voting whether to add god and jerusalem back into the platform. >> all of those delegates in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all those delegate os posed say no. >> no. >> i-- i guess-- i will do that one more time. all those delegates in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all those delegates opposed say no. >> no. >> and the opinion of the chair two-thirds the voted in the affirmive-- affirmative, the motion is adopted. >> okay. all cleaned up. because a basketball arena full of angry people screaming at the top of their lungs is really the best way to make difficult calls on the status of israel. you know what? you know what, folks, for the next peace talks they just should put an israeli and a palestinian up on the kiss cam. (lau

. >> it works on certain types of melanoma called b raf. zelboraf works on that. it slows down the immune system like the brakes on a car. >> what does yervoy work? >> the antibody that's yervoy takes the brakes off so it can go after the cancer sell. >> it doesn't always work but 10% of the time the tumor shr k shrinks by 10%. sometimes it goes away entirely. this new drug is turning the tide of new cancers. >> all of that is exciting but often breakthroughs come with sticker shock. this medicine, $88,000. zoner rof, and yervoy, this medication is $120,000 for four doses which makes up standard therapy. big sticker shock. that doesn't take into account the hundreds of thousands of dollars for hospital fees an physician's charges. all of that goes into taking care of a patient with cancer. >> it adds up quick. >> reporter: as part of a clinical trial he got it for free. he was only able to continue because the company that makes the drug agreed to keep providing it. >> i think because i can see the pictures, i can see scans, i can see that the disease was regressi

. >> it was back this year that 41-year-old raf yell garcia was robbed shot and killed in this neighborhood. hope bring people together and help end the crime for their streets. >> you can't know thousands but you can know hundreds and if you know hundreds you're more likely to be out on the street and talking to your neighbors and building community. >> get together and have a little talk and meetings and stuff like that. you know, everybody needs to stop crime. >> no organizers say today's event was a success and they plan to have more in the future. live in oakland i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to the south bay where a rally and march against prostitution is getting underway right now in san jose. neighbors around south street say they've seen a sharp spike in prostitution. some residents say the women are often aggressive and they worry about the children attending two nearby elementary schools, a youth center and a public library. organizers at the event are calling for more police presence man is under arrestt down following a case this morning. officers say about 8:

small business banking for bank of america in santa maria california he was a banker dimitri he's the raf and now the bookies making out like a bandit this sounds a lot like the lead up to the financial crisis to me i think you start laying out on the field in football i think is ironic going you know there's a big stadium i think there should be risking their trading what if he was what i just was right i mean we're we're having fun just to be clear we're not trying to do so we're not in florida we're going to defame this guy but the reality of it it's just it is just crazy that of banker goes in as a rat and all of a sudden the better is the just average folks trying to beat on him. make a play make some money on the football they love are losing big and a questionable play that people disagree with the call and the bookies making out like a bandit i mean you said it all not a coincidence that wall street is at it again now they destroyed the economy and now they're going to destroy their crew the only recreational bunch left they sports in america they can't get away with the abacus ty

folks who are in the cities where these stadiums are people really believe that we need to support the raf's and that we need to come together and you know be play the game the way that it needs to be played and protect the people who are actually like sarah said on the field in pretty dangerous situations you know in terms of organized labor and sort of the labor movement were really standing up and saying that this kind of greed is absolutely unacceptable and you know everything from the n.f.l. and the lockout there but you know there are a lot of examples from this crystal sugar workers are being locked out in north dakota they processed sugar so we really need to put shine a light on that all over the exactly well so that alice and sara thank you both for being with us tonight. much appreciated. there graduations to sheldon adelson the caliph excuse me the casino mogul who's made a fortune in china and is now the record holder for the most money spent in an election here in the united states at least that we know about according to politico adelson has funded seventy million dollars to t

the details have not been released, and must still be raffed by the union. a controversial call during monday night's game turned up the pressure for the agreement. we'll have more on this tentative deal coming up later in sports. >>> an 11-year-old boy is out of the hospital tonight, and recovering at home after being shot while he was sound asleep in his bed. it happened in oakland. paul chambers was there, and tells us the one thing the little boy no longer wanted to do inside his house. >> reporter: amazingly, luis hernandez was all smiles, even though he has a bullet lodged in his back. we were there every step of the way as his father helped him back into his home. >> i'm happy, but i don't want to sleep in the same room, because i'm scared like it's going to happen again. >> reporter: that fear is shared by his family. >> i don't want my kids here no more. >> reporter: it was 1:00 last thursday morning that a shooter, or shooters fired at least 16 bullets into luis's home. >> i want to thank the teachers and the principal who came to visit me and gave

the details have not been released, and must still be raffed by the union. a controversial call during monday night's game turned up the pressure for the agreement. we'll have more on this tentative deal coming up later in sports. >>> an 11-year-old boy is out of the hospital tonight, and recovering at home after being shot while he was sound asleep in his bed. it happened in oakland. paul chambers was there, and tells us the one thing the little boy no longer wanted to do inside his house. >> reporter: amazingly, luis hernandez was all smiles, even though he has a bullet lodged in his back. we were there every step of the way as his father helped him back into his home. >> i'm happy, but i don't want to sleep in the same room, because i'm scared like it's going to happen again. >> reporter: that fear is shared by his family. >> i don't want my kids here no more. >> reporter: it was 1:00 last thursday morning that a shooter, or shooters fired at least 16 bullets into luis's home. >> i want to thank the teachers and the principal who came to visit me and gave

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in that event, he replied, tell them that you are waiting for the raf and wave them out. hogan wasn't alone. other trading traders gave equally unsettling council. one officer wrote painted an unforgettable picture of what might happen to our fingers if we took off our gloves at 30,000 feet. another urged them to constantly on and swallow to relieve pressure on the air drones. if it offends anybody i apologize. [laughter] six flatulence could be painful and hazardous he also prescribed avoiding gas foods such as beans, chips and red cabbage, and to treat beer like the plague. we are in england, for god sakes, the reporters protested. what else are we supposed to eat and drink? [laughter] there are the two aircraft recognition was a native named bernard denney hall. the raf surgeon was an expert teacher having flown some four dozen combat missions, a fourth of them over germany. but his accent was baffling at first, he wrote. he kept talking about the position until some of us began drawing out lines of the spherical dutch cheese with wings. later he is alleged that he was

and europe -- >> part of it is a shift in timing raf ma dan, upset by ongoing weakness in japan.hift in ramadan was good, weakness in japan not so good. >> what a job he's done. >> this is mcdonald's. >> i own a lot of yum stock. >> i'm talking about mcdonald's and you bring up david novak, shameful because you own the stock. he guest hosted, he wanted to read teases and go in and out of breaks. >> he's fabulous. >> a good golfer, too. >> wonderful human being. >> what was the term, preconditioning the market? >> yes. >> i love it. >> mcdonald's is now -- >> i've only got nine more stocks. >> how many other ones? at least it was a food company, didn't seem that ridiculous, i thought you were going to bring up nike. >> best stock i've owned in the -- yum brands has gone up 12 times in is ayears. >> it's a china story. >> big time. >> i think yum has more locations than mickey d's. >> they have over 700 stores in china this year, that's two a day. he's wonderful. >> i don't know why i'm talking about him but david has been a great leader. >> fabulous. see? >> ken, by any chance, do

raf in florida says the jury's still out on whether the arab spring was worth it to the arabs.was definitely not worth it to us. what part of too broke to keep playing world cop does our leadership not understand? john in alabama writes, yes, the arab spring was worth it, jack. freedom and democracy are messy, but the only things that fully satisfy the needs of the people. men and women will die for freedom so their children can live free. we might sit in different pews and pray in different ways, but the hallmark of our believes is freedom. houston says why do you refer to the arab spring in the past tense? they're still trying to find their way to a stable form of government. look at the history of the united states. we're declared our independence from england in 1776, and the u.s. constitution wasn't ratified until 1789. will you give the arabs 13 years to get their act together? and michael in virginia writes, we're lexington, concord and yorktown worth it? it's not our call, jack. if you want to read more on the subject, go to the blog cnn.com/caffertyfile or our post on