. >> jonah's tic that he has right now is one where he takes off and runs. when he runs, he doesn't stop. >> i don't know what's going on in his head. one night he -- when i put him to bed, he had said that he wished that god would just let him sleep and not wake up. so that's hard to hear from your 10-year-old. >> we tried most of the drugs out there available for tourette's. >> the side effects are unbelievable. suicidal thoughts. depression. blurry vision. but doctors said if you're not going to drug him then he strongly suggested we go with the deep brain stimulation surgery. >> we feel we have to have the surgery done just to at least give him a shot at a more normal life. >> today is jonah's surgery. >> yes, a little overwhelming, considering how long we've been waiting for it. >> we've never considered dds for a patient who did not have tourette's severe enough that it really interfered with their quality of life. >> we're going to interrupt the abnormal signal that's interfering and causing the tics in jonah. >> this is the best point that we want to

. >> charlie: you call it project jonah? >> yes. because prophet jonas was eaten by a whale and rescued from the bowel of the whale and we are going to rescue these miners from the bowel of the earth, and therefore, it was so emotional. i cannot tell you my feelings when i knew that they were alive. i was there. i was in the mine, and i have dreamed so many times of the day when they would come out out surface. >> charlie: a national day. of celebration. >> to be with their mother, father, sons, daughters. >> charlie: a great story. >> it is a great story. >> charlie: and a continuing great story. sebastian pinera, president of chile, we are deeply pleased that he stopped by on his visit to the united nations and to the united states to come see us. thank you. >> thank you, charlie, for this opportunity. >> charlie: earlier today, president obama spoke with the impasse between iran and the international community over nuclear program. addressing the united nations general assembly in new york, he said. >> the united states and the i

. >> charlie: you call it project jonah? >> yes. because prophet jonas was eaten by a whale and rescued from the bowel of the whale and we are going to rescue these miners from the bowel of the earth, and therefore, it was so emotional. i cannot tell you my feelings when i knew that they were alive. i was there. i was in the mine, and have dreamed so many times of the day when they would come out out surface. >> charlie: a national day. of celebration. >> to be with their mother, father, sons, daughters. >> charlie: a great story. >> it is a great story. >> charlie: and a continuing great story. sebastian pinera, president of chile, we are deeply pleased that he stopped by on his visit to the united nations and to the united states to come see us. thank you. >> thank you, charlie, for this opportunity. >> charlie: earlier today, president obama spoke with the impasse between iran and the international community over nuclear program. addressing the united nations general assembly in new york, he said. >> the united states and the int

. >> reporter: after having their biological son, jonah, lori had seven miscarriages. her husband craig had been adopted, so adopting ellie seemed natural, but after taking her home, they quickly noticed the newborn's inability to bond. >> the cuddling and always wanting to be near and touching you and whatnot, ellie didn't want to have anything to do with that. >> she was just full of rage, this unimaginable rage for such a young child. >> reporter: after adopting ellie, lori became pregnant again. when she was 8 months along, a 2-year-old ellie's tantrum turned physically dangerous. >> she was giving me a tussle at the top of the stairs, and i was trying to redirect her away from the stairs, but she pulled me down the stairs. >> reporter: after younger sister talia was born, she became a frequent target of ellie's outbursts. >> she hit me for no reason or punched me. >> reporter: ellie's development was also very delayed. it took 39 different doctors to finally get an answer. at 3 1/2 she was diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome. >> she was really already as a 3-yea

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here to give us the true facts, national review on-line editor at large and fox news contributor jonah goldberg. what did you find when you looked into what many people think is a rash of anti-islamic behavior in the country? >> well, first of all, this talk about the anti-muslim backlash isn't new. it just comes up every six, eight to 12 months. every year, people have been talking about this anti-muslim backlash. a lot of muslim activist groups say this is anti-muslim backlash and you can go back every year including to right after 9/11 and you'll find that the number of incidents of anti-muslim hate crimes according to the f.b.i., you know, crime statistics is -- is shockingly small. in fact, crimes against jews almost every single year outnumber crimes against muslims by something like 6-1. >> it's amazing when you look at the stats. let's look at them. so there were 481 incidents in 2001. there were only 28 in 2000. that was the year of 9/11. they dropped to 155 incidents in 2002. 149 incidents in 2003 and hovered around the mid 100's since. as you point out, when you look at the

a washington state man says his son, 26-year-old army chief warrant officer jonah mcclellan was among the victims. the chopper's mission and the cause of the crash are still unclear. there are conflicting reports whether technical problems or the taliban brought the helicopter down. >> the $726 billion defense bill on hold after failing in the senate yesterday. that means service members will not get a pay raise and the measure to repeal don't ask, don't tell and the dream act that would have given some young illegal immigrants a green card may now be revisited only in a lame duck session. they're planning a vote on the campaign transparency bill. they put too much stuff in it so they couldn't get consensus. >> shocking secret now that could rewrite history. the sinking of the titanic caused by a wrong turn. that's the claim in a new book by the granddaughter of the most senior officer to survive the 1912 disaster. louise patent says a crew member used the wrong steering system and turned right instead of left hitting the iceberg. to make things worse, the ship could have been saved i