cystic fibrosis, very, very big. indications for other diseases. >> the question is a autoimmune disease, systemic. that's 90,000 patients and the mortality rate will be as high as 50%. we have another one called der matt toe my owe site it is and the other, largest of our programs is lupus. that is almost 500,000 patients and an uncommon disease. these are diseases that have a certain relationship to each other. there is a certain amount of read-through. it is ha t >> originally, this was not necessarily something -- you got this from somebody else. were they not doing it correctly? >> it is a classic study in phrma. this was invented at u-mass school developed as a class of drugs that was an analgesic. it is not a particularly good analgesic but it actually targets, rather than the brain for pain but the immune system for inflammation and fibrosis. >> how did you realize it? >> a lot of preclinical data and animal data was showing indications and we took it into the clinics. >> in your notes, it says, point blank,

he walked the race in hopes of raising $50,000 for the pull minute their cystic fibrosis foundation. >> wow. >> reporter: that is impressive. takeaways that jumped out today arians round up, strong admission that some players are playing selfishly and the cards were not physical enough in yesterday's game. he listed the big plays that went against the cards in the loss against the falcons like the bad snap. you kick it back another 12 yards and you miss opportunities like this. there were many of them. how about the call to go for it fourth and 7. an pick six. he has an interception in his hands and he can't complete the play. it is right there. you -- made that play last year. the potential i.n.t. that could have been a momentum turner. to me, this is symbolic to what is happening. they go for it and you throw it to the numbers of michael floyd and he drops the football. michael floyd having a challenging year. here is the throw again. he can't hold on it. bruce arians on the big place they couldn't make in their loss falling to 4-6-1. >> there are always four or five plays that det

we have juvenile diabetes, cystic fibrosis and goodie two shoes and the local we have good money going back in the community. it's an honor to be able to give back to the communities in which i live in. it's something i never dreamed of. i dreamed of playing professional golf. >> the women's day luncheon will take place on wednesday. tomorrow there's guys in the field. on thursday is round one and they will wrap it up on sunday with that championship round. >>> on saturday night in las vegas, las vegas fighter world champion jessie vargas will fight manny pacquiao. other fighters on the card like doner. he was working out. the press conference takes place on wednesdayed with a weigh-in the encore theater. pacquiao was an 8-1 favorite. >>> world series of poker. last night, nine players, whittled down to two before the break last night. wynn made the jump to the top of the chip lead. 10 grand it cost to enter the knocked him out. he's the chip leader. they will knock it down to the final two tonight and then go heads up tomorrow for the championship. >>> how about this -- the poll came

spooner was indicted earli gofundme account for a woman who had cystic fibrosis. the former 92.3 the fan host deposited over $7,000 in his personal account from a gofundme. >> spooner will be sentenced next month. >>> a brooklyn man pleaded guilty to murdering his 18-year-old girlfriend. michael lancaster shot and killed olivia stool in february and he will be sentenced in february. rang out on the city's east side. harry boomer talked to the owner who was sitting inside as the bullets riddled his home. >> they shot in my house. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. >> harry: none of the .40 caliber bullets hit jermaine blackwell as he sat waiting for his family to come home >> i ain't never did nothing to anybody. i go to work every day to take care of my family. >> blackwell has a 2-year-old daughter, 3-year-old son and pregnant wife. blackwell turned 43 last month sitting on the couch watching tv when bullets started to fly commit the wall here, there intent through the couch there and bullet hole in the ceiling and again another one here. he is lucky.

. -- >> denise: thanks, jeff a special party for a boy who has cystic fibrosis. they sponsored his make a wish and sent him to california for seal training. >> it was very humbling and it was very awesome. it was a day my dreams came true. i always their courage, their will to live with integrity and never give up. >> brandon never gives up. he said the seals treated him like a brother and he hopes to help others some day by becoming a firefighter. >> romona: that's special. it is week two of the high school football playoffs. mark schwab takes you under the lights from the games all >>> now, this is ther is pen 10 -- this is ther is pen teen sash sash serpentini chevrolet sports report. >> if you missed under the lights over on cle43, there is no problem. got you covered here. we fired up the express version. the comets are taking on the c the come messes are -- the comets are down, but not going away. the big ball and it is 80-yard score. sullen trailing 24-10. they were never back in. it wide open and a 40-yard strike. wild cats are moving on with a 31-17 win.

spooner was indicted earlier this month for stealing from a go fund me account for a woman who had cystic fibrosis. police say the former 92.3 the $7,000 into his personal account from the go fund me account. spooner will be sentenced next month. >> tia: in other big news to report today, we are just one day away from the election. >> brian: one day. that means if you don't want to stand in line tomorrow, you are going to head down to the board of elections, stand in line there for the next couple hours. the lines are already stretched around the cuyahoga county board of elections this morning. early voting ends at 2:00 this afternoon. so, if you don't get to cast your bal b going to have to wait until the polls open tomorrow morning at 6:30. now, if you are mailing your absentee ballot, it must be post marked today. so, you must mail it today. if you don't mail the ballot, you can still drop it off tomorrow but only at your county's board of elections, not a polling place. >> tia: with just one day to go before americans head to the polls, the presidential candidates are making their final race t

the family found out she had cystic fibrosis, and she soon found herself awaiting a double lung and living transplant, and now she and her family would not >> it's a mazing amaidzing. amazing. she is happy and full of energy and just seeing her so happy is amazing. >> shelby is doing much better now, and just in time for thanksgiving. and brian was a typical active 6-year-old boy until the unthinkful happened. little boy had a very rare stroke, but as we hear, ryan didn't take the set-back lying down. >> rarely do you meet a kid like brian, nothing seems to get him down. if not for the hand and leg braces and the surgical scar advisable through his summer believe that just a year and a half ago brian came very close to never dancing or giggling again. >> we had them over swimming and i was at his sister's end of the pool and he was grabbing his arm, we got him out of the water and he said he couldn't feel his arm. >> and it got much worse. doctors rushed to stabilize the they were calling a helicopter for us. >> brian's dad flew with him, still not knowing what happened to his son. that ha

. >> reporter: jessica decorated a tree to honor her nine-month- old cousin who died from cystic fibrosis. >> he did not have speaking skills, but we always felt like we knew that he was telling goes, that he was there with us. >> reporter: the trees are for sales, and the money benefits akron children's hospital. more than $5 million raised in 35 years. >> the kids all help decor rate. they like to make the ornaments. >> reporter: among the decorators, jennifer, the first ohio woman to deliver sextuplets. now the kids are 12. >> some days i can't even believe that it's been almost 13 years. they started off so tiny. >> reporter: for this family, the trees are not about glitter but giving back. >> we're so the really great care they gave us here. >> reporter: and there is a gala on friday but that is sold out. the event for these trees is open to the public beginning saturday and runs through november 27th. they are even open on thanksgiving. we have the hours on our newsnet5 app. live in akron, bob jones, news 5. >> awesome stuff. i understand you have like 17 trees you're putting up. >>

. >> on veteran's day a special party for a cystic fibrosis who got to be a navy seal for the day. i caught up with brandon at the offices and they sponsored his make-a-wish and sent him to california for seal training. >> it was very humbling and very awesome and it was a day my dreams came true and i have always looked up to them for their courage and will to live with integrity and never give up. >> we have been granting a wish every year for 8 years now. holiday time to share the story of what make-a-wish does. >> denise: awesome party today. they made a difference in brandon's life. the seals helped him through the most difficult parts of training and hopes to help others by becoming a firefighter some day. >> flacco. pump-fake throw and touchdown! darren waller, the tight end. >> sure week on the road against quality add it up and another predictable loss for the browns last night and drop to 28-7 decision to the ravens. >> denise: boy did that hurt. cleveland is 0-10 on the season and worst start ever in team history and coach hue jackson with unusual decisions at quarterbac

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charda tries to cover her daughter's cystic fibrosis. eight of the states are limiting what kind of i.d. you can use. >> in texas, they have concealed weapons for voting but not school i.d. >> reporter: about 10% of registered voters don't have the right kind of i.d. >> they're disproportionately of state. >> i was trying to get -- trying to get a wisconsin i.d. so i can vote. i don't have my birth certificate. i have everything else. >> reporter: in september, a voter advocacy group recorded a dmv turning away these are dent, zach moore, who is homeless. >> i'm trying to figure out the other process. >> six to eight weeks. >> disappointed at the government, i guess to keep people from voting. >> reporter: zach had a social security card, paystubs an and illinois certificate. that entitled him to a temporary voter i.d. card. and when he showed students at nearby yunt of wisconsin madison, the list of valid forms of identification some were surprised. do you have one of those forms of i.d. with you on campus? >> no. only thing, i have a p

would cost $345 and take many months to get, and she struggled to treatment for her daughter's cystic fibrosis. it varies from state to state. in texas, they accept concealed weapons permits for voting but not student id cards. it says 10% of registered voters don't have the right kind of i.d. >> it's poor people, people of color, and a lot of students what a may be coming from out of >> i'm trying to get a wisconsin id so i can vote. >> okay. >> i don't have my birth certificate but i have everything else. >> and a dmv turning away this resident, zac moore, who is homeless. >> disappointed at the government. trying to keep people from voting, i guess. >> he had al social securit certificate, and that entitled him to a temporarily id under the law, but he was told that was not an option. the list of valid forms of identification, some were surprised. >> do you have one of those forms of id with you on campus? >> no. the only thing i have is a passport, but that's at home. >> i do not have one of these against the law. >> new voters have to learn about the law and what id's they have to show. >

cystic fibrosis, multiple sclerosis, i believe one gene. alzheimer's, you keep going down the line.got to pursue it despite the dangers inherent there in. >> got to be under government-- one of the few times you're ever going to hear me say on the show it has to be under government control. stuart: i agree. what a story. the trump towers, the president-elect holding more meetings with potential cabinet members. you'll watch the comings and goes throughout the program. and we'll be back. .. stuart: in outcome i never seen anything like this or. the president-elect has a home in the center of new york city and he uses it. he is living there. he's interviewing their and trump tower has become the white house north. but those of you who may not be familiar with the city geography, let me tell you the trump tower is right on fifth avenue. it has become a huge tourist attraction. it is essentially a near circus. today, henry kissinger will pay a visit along with governor nikki haley, florida's rick scott retired four-star general jack keane and a whole lot more. it is a long list of comin