--reporter pkg-as follows -- researchers at roswell park cancer institute have created a vaccine designed kill cancer cells in the body, and prevent them from coming back we are launching a new clinical trial that will harness the power of the immune system to fight cancer. the vaccine, produced in a special chamber at roswwll that strictly controls temperature and atmospheric gases, will use a special protein that will recruit an army of killer immune cells &pthat seek out and destroy cancer.to train your immune system to recognize cancer and to fight it off. what is truly remarkable abbut this discovery, is that the vaccine is designed to train the body's ddfenses to never forget how to kill cancer cells.roswell park immunologist dr. protul ('pro-tool) shrikant ('shree- kant) discovered that a drug called rapamycin, used for many years to prevent rejection of organ transplants,,also produces immune cells that, in a sense, have memory, always remembering that cancer cells are bad, and should be attacked and killed. he said the discovery was quite accidental. it is kind of serendipitous b

what really happened in roswell. where are biggie and tupac? >> eric: you like that?ht that was great! i mean, donald trump, finally found the worst, good old -- listen, obama is a very funny guy. nobody gives him much credit for that. every time he does one of these things he gets people laughing a lot. >> andrea: you think he wrote the jokes? >> bob: i think there is something at roswell, by the way. [ laughter ] >> greg: wait a minute, you always support the -- you hate conspiracys unless you believe in them. >> bob: you haven't been to roswell. >> greg: i'm not planning to go to roswell. >> bob: don't go. >> eric: he did deliver the jokes. he did better except -- seth meyers precedeed him. >> kimberly: i thought it was funny. i like the reference to tupack and biggie, b.i.g. and all that. it was clever. >> andrea: think about what donald trump did? he forced the president -- >> kimberly: i agree. >> andrea: to come to the podium himself, not use a spokesperson and release his birth certificate. how about the college records, donald? can we get those, too? nobody h

roswell park immunologist dr. shrks re discovered a drug called rapamycin used to prevent rejection of organ transplants also produces immune cells that have memory, always remembering cancer cells are bad and should be attacked and killed. he said the discovery was an accident. >> kind of serendipitous because we tested the concept that came from nowhere in a laboratory setting and it did work and it was hard to imagine. >> reporter: 18 to 20 patients fighting many different forms of cancer will be chosen for the first phase of clinical trial. nancy holman had fought three types of cancer, most recently breast cancer. she hopes to be among them. >> to know that you could have something that would be in your system and have this memory and be there long-term, i think would just give you just another -- help you with your peace of mind. >> anita brikman, 9news now. >> the first phase of trials, if it is successful, larger studies will be coming up next. >>> school lunches are getting their biggest menu makeover in

what really happened in roswell. where are biggie and tupac? >> eric: you like that?ht that was great! i mean, donald trump, finally found the worst, good old -- listen, obama is a very funny guy. nobody gives him much credit for that. every time he does one of these things he gets people laughing a lot. >> andrea: you think he wrote the jokes? >> bob: i think there is something at roswell, by the way. [ laughter ] >> greg: wait a minute, you always support the -- you hate conspiracys unless you believe in them. >> bob: you haven't been to roswell. >> greg: i'm not planning to go to roswell. >> bob: don't go. >> eric: he did deliver the jokes. he did better except -- seth meyers precedeed him. >> kimberly: i thought it was funny. i like the reference to tupack and biggie, b.i.g. and all that. it was clever. >> andrea: think about what donald trump did? he forced the president -- >> kimberly: i agree. >> andrea: to come to the podium himself, not use a spokesperson bi you you you you i information e guy. >> bob: the problem was when he released it nobody cared. >> andr

. >> researchers at roswell park cancer institute in buffalo, new york, created a vaccine designed to kill cancer cells in the body and keep them from coming back. >> we are launching a new clinical trial that will fight cancer. >> the vaccine is produced in a special chamber at roswell that strictly controls temperature and atmospheric gases. it will use a special protein that recruits an army of killer immune cells that seek out and destroy cancer. >> to train your immune system to recognize cancer and to fight it off. >> what is truly remarkable about this research is the vaccine is designed to never forget how to kill cancer cells. roswell park indiannologist discovered a drug used for many years to prevent rejection of organ transplants, also produces immune cells that have memory. always remembering that cancer cells are bad and should be attacked and killed. he said the discovery was an accident. >> it is an accident, because the concept that came from nowhere. and it did work. and it was hard to imagine. >> 18 to 20 patients fighting many different forms of cancer will be chos

researchers at the roswell park cancer institute created a vaccine to kill cell on the body. what is amazing, it's designed to train the body's defenses to never forget how to kill cancer cells. >> we just tested this concept that came from nowhere. and it did work. and it is hard to imagine. >> first phase of the clinical trials is going on. it may be several years before the vaccine is marketed if it is proven to be effective in the fight against cancer. >>> and now more news on the cruise ship crash off the coast of italy. and now we'll hearing from the captian's wife. >>> and local firefighters are about to make a huge difference if the fight of breast cancer. i'm linda so. what will be happening in a few hours with the people that work in this building. ahhh. so soft. time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get that cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft is designed with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent and you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ♪ ah. [ female announcer ] we

>> we're from roswell, georgia. >> what brings you up here? >> well, we're visiting family, but i'm really concerned about the school situation in roswell georgia where we have a wonderful charter school with the charter denied. >> why? >> well, it the best performing school in the state of georgia but too much competition with the county. >> that's crazy. i'm going to look into that. >> it's the academy -- >> >> i'm here because ron paul's campaigning and i'm angry over afghanistan and i'm even angrier with the american public because they go for it. it works. but those ads are outrageous and he has absolutely the best ad agency in the world because they are very slick and very good. >> thank you. we're hoping tuesday night we'll surprise him. >> you want to get a picture first? then we'll do aught a -- autographs. >> is this the final stop for the night? >> one more. >> we need your help tuesday night. >> i'm getting ready for the caucus and you gave me the answers tonight. thank you very much. >> hello. how are you? how are you this evening

researchers at roswell park cancer institute have created a vaccine designed to kill cancer cells inhe body, and prevent them from coming back we are launching a new clinical trial that will harness the power of the 3 &pimmune system to fight cancer. the vaccine, produced in a special chamber at roswell that strictly controls temperature and atmospheric gases, will use a special protein that will recruit an army of killer immune cells that seek out and destroy cancer.to train your immune system to recognize cancer and remarkable about this s truly discovery, is that the vaccine is designed to train the body's defenses to never forget how to kill cancer cells.roswell park immunologist dr..protul ('pro-tool) shrikant ('shree- kant) discovereddthat a drugg called rapamycin, used for many years to prevent rejection of organ transplants, also produces immune cells that, in a sense, have memory, always remembering that cancer cells are bad, and should be attacked and killed. he said the discovery was quite accidental. it is kind of serendipitous because we just testeddthis concept that cam

former rebels based in tripoli arrested fighters who belong to a rival boot from the social news roswell new year's eve witnesses say the tripoli militia arrested six men brought them inside a council building and beat them up and taking them resulting in turns battle on tuesday involved rocket propelled grenades and and i thought guns as well there's gunfire and each month revolt in the bit ended in october but there are concerns over the growing hostility between rival tribal groups. the arab league has hold an emergency meeting to discuss what to of choice observers from syria france has voiced doubts over the effectiveness of the league's monitors in the country and its concerns that forces us still cling on to government protesters in the most recent wave of trouble a gas pipeline explosion exploded in homs province which the government has blamed on terrorists five thousand people have been killed in syria since the uprising began last march. so two people have died in three separate bomb blasts in the afghan city of kandahar in the first a motorbike bomber detonated explosives at

i just joined the right cause project i knew there would be a release on blog this square in the roswell it would that's why i went into politics or do you mean you knew nobody i got the signal this happens to me say i foresaw the crisis and i sold my last words in advance youth and this time it was the same thing is it. i don't know i guess it's a bit more tricky it's a combination of knowledge experience being aware of the current situation in the country and the worldwide and intuition world added together all these things enable you to make the right move. india's labor laws promise full time workers a range of benefits from decent wages to paid holidays but those from the countries poverty stricken regions aren't always so lucky always have found a legal loophole leaving many workers exploited through the fear of losing their jobs at any moment pressure to report. it's got one of the fastest growing populations in the world and getting india's eager young workforce into skilled jobs is no mean feat business tycoon mini shopper well thinks he has the answer a temp agency that trains

the vaccine was created at the roswell park cancer institute in buffalo new york it will use a specialotein to recruit killer immune cells that seek out and destroy cancer it is designed to train the body's defenses never to forget how to kill cancer cells work began on this vaccine after one of the researchers discovered that a drug used for many years to prevent rejection of organ transplants also produces jim meehan cells ... >>it really worked it's hard to imagine ... >>18-20 patients with different forms of cancer will be selected for the first phase of clinical trials. if they are successful larger studies will be conducted but it may be several years before this vaccine could be marketed >>chemicals from food packaging costs weaker immune systems into children this is according to new research which found children with more chemicals from food packaging in their bloodstream or less likely to respond to routine vaccinations to conducted the study say everyday exposure to these chemicals makes the body more vulnerable to infection the study published in the journal of the american

mess going on down west where we have winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings, el paso, roswellnew mexico. rain from texas to louisiana. we have flash flood watches in eastern texas and you can see snowfall amounts anywhere from three to six inches. some areas up to nine inches of snow in west texas up to two to three inches of rain in northern texas down into houston. >> good morning. a new storm forms down to the south. southern maryland may be the first to see the rain. >>> this morning on today's money, the best buys in january. although there are deep discounts during the holidays some of your best bargains can be found right now in the beginning of the new year. contributor from yahoo finance and the host of financially fit. >> good morning. >> now we are talking january. what is it that starts all the deals? >> obviously the christmas ornaments, plastic trees, christmas coats, jackets are on sale now. we are talking not the obvious. in a lot of cases it's a slow season for a lot of inventory in different categories. also historically there are sales that happen traditiona

the research will happen at the roswell park cancer institute in buffalo, new york.rom the patient's body are removed and stimulated with a special protein and given back to the patient as a vaccine designed to recruit killer immune cells to seek and distribute cancer cells. it will be in a custom made unit. >>> a former dentist who used paper clips instead of stainless steel in root canals plead guilty to medical fraud. he also pleaded guilty to assault and battery, illegally prescribing drugs and witness intimidation. some of his patients reported infections after their root canals and he's no longer licensed to practice in any any state. >>> a lawyer for kennedy cousin michael skakel's wants his client's sentence reduced. he was convicted of beating 15- year-old martha moxley to death in 1975. today, the lawyer told the three-judge panel that he was 15 at the time and would have been tried in juvenile court with a maximum sentence and would have been four years. prosecutors believe that sentence was appropriate and that he could have been tried in adult court. >>>

we have winter storm warnings, watches from el paso, roswell into san angelo. we have snow anywhere from five to eight inches from midland to el paso. heavy rain in houston. anywhere from one to four inches of rain. >> good morning. a new storm forms down to the south. southern maryland may be the first to see the rain. >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. the detroit auto show opens today. the big story isn't just the cars but the resurgence of the big three and the motor city. phil le beau is in detroit to explain. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. it's all about the muscle cars in detroit. [ revs engine ] >> reporter: like this mustang revving up for you on "today." this comeback for the big three is about more than muscles. it's fuel efficiency and new models. look at the buick burano. this is red hot for jeep. it's the new grand cherokee. these models are part of the renewed optimism here in the motor city. ♪ >> reporter: the buzz is back in the motor city. just ask ford workers seeing the latest redesign of th

we have winter storm warnings, watches from el paso, roswell into s angelo.to we have snow anywhere from five to eight inches from midland to el paso. heavy rain in houston. anywhere from one to four inches of rain. >> today in the bay weather sponsored by bank of the we. >> it's chill tee start. we're going to see a comfortable afternoon. near record highs again. 68 degrees in san jose today. 70 in gilroy and 63 in san francisco. mostly clear start, sunshine coming in right off the bat is going to make for a really warm afternoon. tomorrow i think we'll pick up rain at the coast. 63 by wednesday with a.m. fog, passing clouds thursday. a chance of rain saturday into sunday. >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. the detroit auto show opens today. the big story isn't just the cars but the resurgence of the big three and the motor city. phil le beau is in detroit to explain. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. it's all about the muscle cars in detroit. [ revs engine ] >> reporter: like this mustang revving up for you on "today." this comeback for t

sightings and roswell and elvis missing and stuff like that. what's a farel human? >> it means not cultured or sizz civilized or anything. if you happened to be covered in hair, very, very large and never cultured. >> actually i am covered in hair. >> interestingly enough. >> not very large. >> interestingly enough, human beings have about the same number of hair follicles as the great apes but the great apes have much longer hair. and we are a member of the great ape family. >> yes. and see, i love the fact that you are positive that they're out there. but there are so many people, cliff, who think, you know, i saw that image and i heard that it was a hoax! so they figured, you know, that's just one of those things people say. >> well, right, right. you're talking about the 1967 paterson ginland film. we investigated that on our california episode a few months ago, actually. a lot of people say that's fake but it's not actually. i know the only surviving person that was there that day. the worst thing you can say to that guy is he's a liar and

second piece get each other's podium so i am all for this but i would like to see some follow-through roswell. estimate as we say goodbye we've done something i'm going to do and i rather fear and many in this room are going to do. you switch from blackberry to iphone. >> yes. i love it. [laughter] >> why? >> it's magical. [laughter] it is a manifestation, it is the manifestation of all of the choices people have in life to live 25 years ago i came to the conference. some of you were not even born and we had three networks and the newborn cnn, my friend from cnn. cnn was very new at the time. there was a choice. the passage of the telecommunications act, the laws by the late nineties. five or 600 channels to choose from tv and no right in your very own hand not only that trace that you have, but a trace to receive your information in real time in so many different ways not waiting for the nightly news or anything, just to have it in real time. this information is changed. it's everything. it's so important, so i just loved having my little pal but let me tell you this one story. [laughter] -

. >> bring to this house and the nation great news from roswell park cancer institute in buffalo. it is the first comprehensive cancer institute in the entire nation. today they are launching a clinical trial to test the use of a cancer vaccine as therapy. to kill cancer cells and prevent a relapse of the disease. mr. higgins: the vaccine is designed to boost the body as immune system, to fight and destroy cancer cells. it has shown early promise in treating ovarian, bladder, brain, and breast cancer. the vaccines are exciting potential is a direct result of many years of cancer research. for cancer research to be effective, it has to be sustained over the longer term. it can't stop and start because you lose promising research and promising researchers. so my message to congress today is the only failure in cancer research is when you quit or you are forced to quit because of a lack of funding. i urge my colleagues to fully fund cancer research in the 2012 budget. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for