but immunothera py treatment melanoma had spread to her liver.e marsden has kept the cancer in check. to have seen my eldest into secondary school, i today feel that the application for my youngest to go to secondary school, and i am pretty confident i will see that, barring any buses or unforeseen circumstances. it is an extraordinary situation. current research is examining why immunotherapy research is examining why immunothera py doesn't work research is examining why immunotherapy doesn't work for many patients, and how to best use it in combination with other cancer treatment to extend life expectancy still further. malaysia's prime minister says tensions in the south china seas could escalate if china is provoked. the prime minister was elected in a surprise victory at the age of 93 this year. he sat down for an interview. i explained that china has every right to go wherever they want to 90, right to go wherever they want to go, but please... i will prevent ships from passing through the straits of malacca at the south china sea, that's a

you get a call from a colleague about one with ofis patients who had advanced melanoma and was beingated with drugs based on your research. tell me about sharonon fe. >> yes, sharon, i found out subsequent, she was 2 just finished school, engaged to be married, you know, when she was tired and, you know, had some exhaustion. she went to see a doctor, and she had met metastatic melanoma, 31 tombers in her lungs d a small brain metastasis and some on her skin a, you know, she had failed everything. and she was in really bad shape. so a clinical colleague put her on this trial, and her tums completely went away. and when she came in and was told she was tumor free, dr. wolchok said the guy who invented this was here, do you want to meet him? so she did. judd called me and said, come down, i want you me somebody. anyway, i went down to outpatient care e d walked in om and, you know, we started hugging and crying. before then, it had always been numbers to me. she was the first patient that i met,nd we became, you know, friends and, you know, several years later shesent me a photo of her

it is producing stunning results in patients with melanoma, ung, and, kidney, l bladder cancer. the psychologist told me many patients a living much longer. >> i have people in my clinic who are alive five from 6, 7, 10 years after their diagnosis, as a consequence of the dru developed from this research. the life expectancy for melanoma in the past was only six to nine months. >> are you still biting yo nails? fergus: lucy davis ars told five ago that she could have months to live because advanced melanoma spread to her liver. immunotherapy treatment has kept the cancer in check. >> to see my eldest in secondary school, i filled out the application for my youngest, and i aim company to see that barring unforeseen circumstances. it's an ordinary situation. fergus: current research -- it's annexed ordinary situation. fergus: current research is examining why immunotherapy does not work for many patients, and to use it in combination with other treatments to extend life expectancy still further. fergus walsh, bbc news. laura: a nobel prize for a breakthrough. i am laura trevelyan.

in the case of melanoma, aboutof 22people, in a study of thousands of patients, for whom there's tenrs follow-up, about 22% of patients with late' stage melanoma for which the prognosis -- the survival was about eleven months after diagnosis when we started this work, about 22% again, after a single dose, areiv ten years later. >> jim allison, i want to talk about one of thospatients. take me back to 2006. you get a call from a colleague about one with of his patients who had advancd melanoma and was being treated with drugs based on your rearch. tell me about sharon felton. >> yes, sharon, i found out subsequently, she was 22, just finished school, engaged to be married, you know, when she wask tired and, yow, had some exhaustion. she went to see a doctor, and she d metastatic mel 31 tombers in her lungs and a small brain metaasis and some on her skin and, youow kn, she had failed everything. and she was in really bad shape. so a clinical colleague put her on this trial, and her tumors completely went away. and when she came in and was told she was tumor free, . wolchok said the guy

the life expectancy for melanoma in the past before this was only six to nine months.as told five years ago that she could have just months to live because advanced melanoma had spread to her liver. but immunothera py treatment at the marsden has kept the cancer in check. to have seen my eldest in secondary school, i today filled out the application for my youngest to go to secondary school and i'm pretty confident i will see that, barring any buses and unforeseen circumstances! it's an extraordinary situation. current research is examining why immunothera py doesn't work for many patients, and how to best use it in combination with other cancer treatments to extend life expectancy still further. fergus walsh, bbc news. it's exactly a year since 58 people were killed in america's worst—ever mass shooting. it happened in las vegas when a man opened fire on crowds attending a country music festival. my colleague clive myrie has returned to the city to speak to some of the 400 people who were shot in the incident and survived — people whose lives were changed forever that

the life expectancy for melanoma in the past was only six to nine months. are you still biting yo nails? fergus:s lucy davis ld five years ago that she could have months to live because advanced melano spread to her liver. immunotherapy treatment hasept the canc in check. >> to see my eldesin secondary school, i filled out the application for my youngest, and i aim company to see that barring unforeseen circumstances. it's an ordinary situation. fergus: current research -- it's annexed ordinary situation. fergus: current research is examining why immunotherapy does not work for many patients, and to use it in combination with other treatments to extend life expectancy still furth. fergus walsh, bbc news. laura: a nobel prize for a breakthrough. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lif, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. ppwnload now from selected stores. >> fundi of this pre

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replay the diaper, lift her up to you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> in the east bay, a decades' old restaurant is being forced to close to make way for whole foods. opened jade garden 31 years ago. say the center's developer has told them a new lease with whole foods limits square footage that can be dedicated to restaurants. family is not sure why their restaurant is one to go. >> put heart, soul into owning the restaurant. >> troubled by the news. >> everybody should have a place to be. especially small businesses that need to be in the neighborhood to keep it a neighborhood. >> family is looking for somewhere else for the restaurant. >>> look for return of escooters. allowing two companies to rent up to 1,200 scooters in first phase of a pilot program. must be parked in designated areas, banned from sidewalks and helmets are required. >>> are you looking to be totally terrified this halloween? >> taking over the old m

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. we heard the mvp, mvp, tonight at oracle arena. warriors playing the wizards and steph curry performed circumstance cirque du soleil has nothing on this guy. steph curry, on the money. boogie cousins just shaking head. second quarter, turn, fade, fire, strike pose. warriors up 80-71. kevin durant with authority. k.d. went for 30, hardly anyone noticed. curry molten hot in the third, another 20. 11 threes, 51 points through three but steve kerr wouldn't play him in the fourth to eclipse career high of 54 because warriors were romping and win it. >> i didn't consider him back in, normal rest time and game in hand, that's not what we do. but he was -- i don't know how to describe what i witnessed tonight. >> had no explanation for what was going on besides just ultimate confidence and rhythm, just having fun. >> he was amazing. >>> red sox now halfway to celebra

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. >> up to 45% of people die from their melanoma within ten years. it's considered something we're relatively aggressive about. >> cryotherapy can be used to treat some cancers outside of the eye including melanoma and liver on the skin. >>> and marijuana can have harmful effects on the teenage brain. researchers in canada tracked substance use of nearly 4,000 adolescents. linked to lower cognitive performance. heavier marijuana users had even more and lasting problems with learning, memory and decision-making skills. >>> 6:25. new this morning, a new answer for a problem of plastic waste. small transparent spheres filled with a drink. >> look at these. what do you think? biodegradeable called ojo balls, a jelly-like membrane made of plants and seaweed extract. makes them entirely edible though the company says the membrane decompose after four to six weeks if not consumed. good for runners instead of the plastic cup it's. pop them in. >> i don't know yet. >> yeah. right? >> another interesting thing on this wednesday morning. >>> detectives in maryl

and milwaukee you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.hat's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> that is our report this monday. as always we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm christian zee. right now j ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." it's the extraordinary scene of a baby whale splashing while mom tries to sleep. >> mom, mom, mom's like, i'm happy. >> moment baby sneaks away with a play date with some absolutely stunned divers. >> oh. that is so cool. >>> you hate to see this with a pricey lambo. the super car with a not so super driver. >> oh. >>> when it comes to gender reveals -- >> this one is a contender. >> how they're going to wrestle the answer right out of them. >>> and those very weird trigger sounds. >> is that working for you? >> why this new one will get under your skin and stick in your head. >> oh! >>> ooh. >> yes, it is cool, oli, that's his drone up in the air and he's following that mama h

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.y your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> the recovery in the north bay copies. one year after the fires destroyed a decades old winery, the owner is breaking ground on a new facility. abc7 news reporter kate larsson was in napa tonight and has the story. >> cheers. >> with a clink and a toast, sig norrell la broke ground on a new state-of-the-art facility along the sdotrail. the fire took the winery from this to this. >> after about an hour this place was enveloped flames burned the winery down the hill. fortunately the grapes were spared since this vineyard acted like a fire break. even though the building that burned was just 20 yards away. >> the vine itself was quite lush. there's not enough there to burn. we didn't know that before the fires of last year but we were pleasantly surprised to see our vines 100% intact. >> reporter: ray says the fire wasn't their only battle. in the months after the fire

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model plug for melanoma. be able to get. on the one of those they will look at. them. just when i want to buy more down that's what's missing in that last one. you know and. i'm sure the next thing. we. see. you get them in the name the. one to me is the homes. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize reservedly a historic apology for one of british intelligence his darkest episodes had was a growing agreement that the libyans could be quite useful to the west seven years after the death of gadhafi just zero world investigates westen collusion with the libyan security sentences. gadhafi rendition on the west on al-jazeera. have the remains of said the nia how to can isn't here rusty can't see it now briefly cause flash flooding in arizona is not just mixed up in what is general line of temperature changes still humid and warm in the southeast corner the big drop in temperature means denver's max is four degrees come monday chicago is not you see a huge drop in temperature across the plain states and that's light to hans the rain from texas that's for the appal

. >> you point out it is already being used ineople with melanoma, kidney cancer. but lung cancer you think provides perhaps one of the biggest markets? me>> from a cial perspective i think that is correct. i think we have seen maybe more dramatic scientific advances in other tumor types but lung cancer beingom such an cancer, usually diagnosed when it's advanced or taatic so it can't be easily treated with surgery lends it self toia potey chemotherapy radiation and now with munotherapy it is a huge market opportunity and we have seen impressive data over roop years as using this as a first find treatment when people are first diagnosed getting theme on these therapies. and many are living for years now. >> i am curious for people watching saying maybe i would like to invest in companies that canit from immunotherapy, what do you tell them? >> yeah, i kin of go back to this is still early days. welaill see how things out. the leaders on the large side are merck, bristol-myers, astrazeneca, roche, pfizer, krga. there are others tryingo get in the space. merck and br

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you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> in the south bay, two men who took a stand against racism in front of the entire world were honored tonight. san jose state presented local track medalists john carlos and tommie smith with the tower award, the university's highest honor. the two became famous during a 1968 summer games when they raised their fists in the black power salute while the u.s. national anthem played. smith had this message for current students. >> make educated contributions. make educated contributions. sacrifice. >> the tower award recognizes the school's alumni for their contributions to society. >>> you don't have to look far for a little free library. these doll house sized boxes with free books. the neat idea has sprouted locations. today the man who started the movement died of pancreatic cancer. amanda del castillo shows us how todd bowles' idea decade after first buil

the north had enough food to have the moral of the melanoma on the home. to get. on the more of those they were those with. them. just when i want to buy more down that's what i'm saying in that last one of them. i mean you know and. i'm sure these. sobs and you get them in the name the. mood in me is when homes. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize reservedly a historic apology for one of british intelligence his darkest episodes had was a growing agreement that the libyans could be quote useless west seven years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera world investigates west in collusion with the libyan security cell says. gadhafi rendition on the west on al-jazeera. hello there or eyes are on the states at the moment where michael is battering the southeast here's a satellite picture showing that storm as it makes its way northward towards land and of course once it's over land it will have lost its energy source it's lost the sea so instead it's going to dump all the moisture that is sucked up across the southeast corner and expect some flooding rai

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lengthened lives for patients significantly particularly in particular kinds of cancers like like melanoma skin cancers they have already lengthened their lives significantly and the hope is that in common. nation with these more traditional therapies that they will be able to do even even more to help those patients in the future all right derek williams from d.w. sciences the nobel prize for medicine awarded to. james allison thank you very much dirk and staying in sweden where a court has handed down a two year sentence for rape to a french national in a scandal that has rocked the nobel literature prize award body what are know is an important cultural figure in sweden and married to a member of the switch academy that awards the prestigious prize and last year a swedish paper published allegations of sexual misconduct by eighteen women against are no and this year's nobel literature prize has been postponed while the cademy quote regroup seven restores trust. here in germany six men have been arrested on suspicion of forming a far right terrorist group in the eastern city of chemist's

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having an effect on treatment of cancer patients well for many patients for example with advanced melanoma or met a static cancer disease is that they really had no other options until now and they as i said they have had very very dramatic results that said on the other hand releasing these breaks on the immune system does carry dangers as well of side effects but generally more and more doctors think that we're going to be able to manage those and so really the future of this particular immune therapy is it's got a very very bright future ahead of it the future is going to involve combining it together with more traditional forms of chemotherapy radiotherapy surgery and possibly with other types of immune therapy and really giving people a longer term a longer term vision of of possibly healing these things long term very important research being done there dark williams from science thank you very much. staying in sweden where a court has handed down a two year sentence for rape to a french national in a scandal that's rocked the nobel literature prize award body cloud are noways an imp

one of those drugs helped former president carter beat melanoma. mr. carter turned 94 today. happy birthday. >>> up next here tonight, survivor story, she spent nearly a year in the hospital a >> announcer >>> tonight the bright lights of vegas will go dark. this morning 58 doves were released for each one killed at an outdoor concert one year ago today. jai jaime yuccas met a family who lived through the pain and fights on every day. >> reporter: as jason aldean took the stage, it seemed the perfect end to a girls only weekend. >> booth my mom and i texted my dad separately. how much fun mom was having. >> reporter: this photo came moments before the gunfire. >> i read a text that said, omg, mom is hit, mom is down. and i'm like, oh, my god. >> reporter: steve melanson's daughter paige said she was hit, too. >> she said, i'm okay, but i can't find mom. >> reporter: 11 hours passed but still no word. rose marie was on life support. it would be two months before she would regain consciousness. >> she looked at me kind of confused. i said, how many? i said, there's 58 that were

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model called for melanoma on the home. to get bin good then get them. on the one of those they will. upload them. just when i want to buy more down that's what i'm saying in that last one of them. i mean you know and. i'm sure these. sobs. you get them in the. mood to miss the homes. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize reservedly a historic apology for one of british intelligence his darkest episodes had was a growing agreement that the libyans could be quite useful quest seven years after the death of gadhafi just zero world investigates west in collusion with the libyan security cell says. gadhafi rendition and the west on al-jazeera. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the sun smote full on the wind story. we've still got that rain stretching its way across parts of south america it's separating the very mild humid air in the north from the pretty cool air that is in the south at the moment it is meandering a little bit further north at times a little bit further south and at times it is allowing some cool add just to make

. >> in 2015 carter was diagnosed with melanoma that had spread to his liver and his brain.shows no sign of the disease. >> when i went this week they didn't find any cancer at all, so i have good news. >> your life seems at peace, have you found peace? >> i have, yes. i have a deep religious faith, and i have a good family. i've had a wonderful career. i'm grateful for what i've had as blessings. they've been voluminous and consistent. so i'm at peace. i don't have any unfulfilled ambitions that are burning in me. >> would you like another crack at it? >> no, i wouldn't. no thanks. but i enjoyed being president. it was a great experience for me, and i am >>> jared is a great young man, he went to harvard? >> he's the quiet power behind the brass president. >> he said we're going to win this thing. >> but jared kushner has drawn criticism of his own. >> raised a whole host of questions about his business deals, his financial history and his ties. to russia. >> had i no improper contacts. >> when you have a family member that you appoint and who is expected to rv

. >> in 2015, carter was diagnosed with melanoma. it spread to his liver and his brain.o sign of the disease. >> when i went this week. they didn't find any cancer at all. >> your life seems at peace. have you found peace? >> i have, yes. i have a deep religious faith. and i have a good family. i have a wonderful career. i'm grateful for it. i have had blessings. they have been quite extensive and quite consistent. and so i'm at peace. i don't have any unfulfilled ambitions that will burn in me. >> would you like another crack at it? >> no, thanks. i don't care for the idea. i enjoy being president. it was a great experience for me. and i am very satisfied with what we did. and at the time i wanted a second term. that was not in the cards. >>> jared is a great young man, he went to harvard? >> he's the quiet power behind the brass president. >> he said we're going to win this thing. >> but jared kushner has drawn criticism of his own. >> raised a whole host of questions about his business deals, his financial history and his ties. to russia. >> had i no improper contacts

. >> up to 45% of people die from their melanoma within ten years. it's considered something we're relatively aggressive about. >> cry o therapy can be liver and skin. >>> an alert. marijuana can have harmful effects on the teenage brain. tracked the substance and the use of nearly 4,000 adolescents. both alcohol and marijuana was linked to lower cognitive performance. heavier marijuana users had even more lasting problems with learning, memory and decision-making skills. >>> new for you this morning. a new answer for a problem of plastic waste. small transparent spheres filled with drink. >> look at these biogradable ojo balls reseppimble small bubbles made out of plant and seaweed extract making them entirely edible. decomposed after four to six weeks if not consumed. >> would you try one? >> depends who gave them to me. >> 5:26 right now. >>> new you don't hear every day. a rhino at the cincinnati zoo bit a guest's finger prompting a swit response. >> absolutely. >> according to the zoo, 1-year-old young eastern black rhino nipped the man's right

. >> my daughter was diagnosed with melanoma one year after the hca and it was life-changing what the ahca did for us. >> do you feel in jeopardy of it? >> i lose sleep over it and every single thing in my life is fighting to make sure that she has insurance, and it is not only will it affect her health care, but it is going to affect the financial security for the rest of her life. >> so compelling. and morgan radford is joining us from ohio and charlie sykes, contributor to the weekly standard and also david wassermann, the editor for the "kirk reporter." and now n is so reporting, and it gets to the core of what the democrats are saying is a major issue for them and whether they have can or have communicated it to the voters is the next question. >> that is right, andrea, and this is an issue that the people are impacted by personally. so you can see that we are in lebanon, ohio, ahead of the president's rally tonight, and hours before the president has come, people are lined up with the maga hats and flags, and so you can see kind of the sup oport that he has in this area, and we

. >> my daughter was diagnosed with melanoma at 7. one year after the aca.. >> no, don't -- >> and it was life-changing what the aca did for us. every single thing in my life right now is fighting to make sure that she keeps insurance. because not only will it affect her health care, it will affect her financial security for the rest of her life. from a republican stand point, how do you feel about affordable health care? >> i think it is a necessity. i think there are things that need to be changed about it. >> how many of you were politically active before this midterm year? none of you. so this is the first time you became politically involved. >> yes. >> reporter: stephanie, we spoke to ella yesterday and she said while most 14-year-old girls are worried about their prom date or geometry test, i have to worry about having a pre-existing condition. and to show you just how important health care is on the battle, 50% of democratic ads across the country have featured health care in some form. and that goes for also those democrats who are running at the to

we went to bill's hospital and they said, you've got ocular melanoma, a very rare aggressive form of there and came in and said, we caught it early, i'm going to save your life. while she was being treated with the radio radiation patch at tk of her eye, she was laying in bed thinking, i got to get my affairs in order. who's going to take care of my kids? who's going to cook my kids their favorite foods? so she wanted to make sure that our children had the foods that they grew up eating in that kitchen when they grew up. they would always have a taste of home. and a beautiful story in a lot of ways. what of all of these recipes do you think about when you are hungry? >> actually i had it today because of the book roll out. i had the pot roast that my mom used to make when i was a kid. and on my birthday, kathy will make it. she would say, you want your mo mom's pot roast, right? and she makes it with the cream of onion soup and lipton soup and cooks it together and mixes it. i walked in the house and i'm back at five years old and my mom is in the kitchen over by the avocado dishwash

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. >> in 2015, he was diagnosed with melanoma that spread to his liver and brain.f the disease. >> when i went this week, they couldn't find any cancer at all. >> your life seems peace. have you found peace? >> i have, yes. i have a deep religious faith, and i have a good family. i have a wonderful career. i'm grateful for it. i had blessings, they have been extensive and consistent. so i -- i'm at peace. i don't have any unmy filled ambitions. >> want another crack at it? >> no, no, but i did enjoy being president, a great experience for me, and i am satisfied with what we did, and at the time i wanted a second term, but that was not in the cards. >>> trying to solve this murder, we were going to set a trap for three people, and i wasn't sure if it was going to work. it had to be perfect. >> he was a family man who didn't seem to have an enemy in the world. right up until the night he was murdered. >> there was evidence of a violent struggle between jack and

now my knight has your king in check. [ light laughter ] so if you'll excuse me i have ti meet m, melanoma laughter and applause ] now one of the most eye-catching allegations in the book is that trump's closest aidehave resorted hiding documents from him to stop him from signing or reading them. w dward described an administrative coup d'État and the nervous breakdown of the executive branch with senior aides conspiring to pluck official papers from the president's desk so he couldn't see or even sign them. >> woodward also details the actions of some top aides in the white house including former econic adviser goldman sachs veteran gary cohn.e, quot according to woodward, cohn stole a letter off trump's desk that the president was intending to go sign to formally withdraw the u.s. from a tra agreement with south korea. >> porter consulted cohn, gary cohn, who tolhim, according to woodward, quote, "i can stop this, i'll just take the paper off his desk."h: >> she craziest thing about that story is that if you steal a piece of paper from trump's desk, he won't even know it's gone. [ laught

we wound up going to an eye hospital in philadelphia and they said, you've got ocular melanoma, a very. dr. carol shields was there and came in and said, we caught it early, i'm going to save your d,life. while she was being treated with the radiation patch in the back of her eye, she was laying in bed thinking, i got to get my affairs in order. what happens if this does not work? was going to take care of my kids? who's going to cook my kids their favorite foods? you are thinking, what can i do? you can write on the recipes. so many recipes in our lives, her mom wrote on for her. she wanted to make sure that our children had the foods that they grew up eating in that kitchen when they grew up. they would always have a taste of home. >> tucker: that is a really heavy story. and a beautiful story in a lot of ways. what, of all these recipes, do you think about when you're hungry? >> actually i had it today because of the book roll out. [laughter] i had the pot roast that my mom used to make when i was a kid. and on my birthday, kathy will make it. she would say, you want your mom's pot

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.s why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. now," the president sl >>> this morning on "world news now," the president slams the accuser. >> at a rally just hours ago, he openly mocked christine blasey ford, whose claims against brett kavanaugh are being investigated right now by the fbi. but with just days to go, agents have not yet interviewed dr. ford. >>> suspicious mail. envelopes addressed to the president and the pentagon containing the deadly poison ricin. according to top officials, authorities are rushing to find out who is behind it. >>> toys "r" us might not be gone for good. the company has stopped its bankruptcy auction, setting the stage for the brand's revival. >>> and it's the sweet treat you can play with. stretchy ice cream that's been around for hundreds of years. we're going to give it a try on this wednesday, october 3rd. >>> from abc news, this is ve always been of that belf go y n spo

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ skinny ♪ just give me the skinny >>> "skinny" time. we're starting with a controversial case of social media man shaming. >> former cnn host piers morgan is no stranger to stirring the pot, but this morning he's getting it handed back to him from legions of men. he shared an image of daniel craig, here it is, carrying his daughter in a baby carrier and tweeted, oh, 007, not you as well. #emasculatedbond. >> but morgan's point of view was apparently out of step with the wide swath of men who are fighting back, including ross, sharing the snap of himself with three baby carriers and a stuffed bear saying, bring it on. leslie sharing this image of her husband, urging her followers to not tell her husband about the emasculation. >> morgan's defense was it's reportedly more manly to carry the baby in your arms than a carrier, but i don't -- nah. >> the carrier i

this particular one for bladder cancer, they've been approved for lung cancer, kidney cancer, melanomalive 10 months longer if you add this drug, but it will take significant time for the fda to approve this drug. so if you're a patient, the big problem is you say listen, i want this treatment yet afford to pay for it until the fda gives it a stamp and my insurance company sedley pay for it so that's intert interval and that interval is tough and emotional. what do you do? there's a benefit but who will pay for it. >> people literally can't afford to wait. >> very encouraging news. thank you. >>> actress julia louis dreyfus shares how laughter helped her with cancer. plus, communities where teachers can't afford homes are getting creative. jamie yuccas shows us how that can mean going small. >> reporter: arizona teachers are some of the lowest paid in the country. one district hopes these tiny hopes could be part of the solution. we'll explain how the program works coming up on cbs "this morning." solution. we'll explain how this helps on "cbs this morning." and you find that brand...

. >> my daughter was dwignosed melanoma at 7.ar after -- sorry. >> reporter: tno. >> and was life changing what the aca d for us. >> reporter: the high school student still worries about life withoutan ins coverage. >> all of my friends are worrying about, you know, who their homecoming date is going to be. i am worrying about what congressmen voted on today. >> reporter: in misi br voters face one of the closest senate races in the country, christie cater helps people with diabetes. >> do all of you have diabetes? >> yes. >> reporter: every single one of you? >> yes. >> reporter: how does having diabetes and a pre-existing condition affect the way youte >> it's the most important thing because they say they'll cover pre-existing, but they cover pre-existing at a much. higher ra >> i have an insulin pump. it's $10,000. an shoorninsurance covered 80% that. i make payments on that. >> reporter: how many of you will vote democrat for this election? undecided, undecided, democrat, democrat, republican. show of hands, how many of you

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> you could hear the gunfire >>> crews in a remote area of western arizona have rescued a man who fell into a deep mine shaft. police say the man in his 60s was about 100 feet below the surface since monday. a good samaritan in the area discovered what happened and called police. once the victim was brought out of the mine, he was flown to a hospital and should be okay. >>> in el paso, a 14-year-old boy is learning the hard way that taking his mom's brand-new car without permission is a really, really, really bad idea. >> not too smart. when the furious mom found out, she trailed him in a different car with her daughter documenting the entire thing. she tracked him down and started spanking him with a belt. >> mom took away all of his electronics, his bedroom door is off the hinges. when he's not in school he will be with mom. if that weren't enough, he's grounded until further notice. >> well, fir

if you look at immun no therapy, there's been tremendous progress with melanoma and lung cancer.th how we think about cancer and how we treat the subspecialties. >> they were telling me about how people get information. it's overwhelming when you get this diagnosis. talk about the survivor net. a new website. >> i'm a medical adviser to survivor net. it's reliable expert doctors in the field of cancer speaking to their expertise, and the point of it is not to replace your physician, but rather to help inform patients of their diagnosis so they know what questions to ask their doctor. >> that's a smart thing. when you get a diagnosis, you're blind sided. and the idea of massive research is tough. there's a place to go. >> it's called survivor net. >> thank you, doctor. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> still ahead this morning, think the voice coaches are competitive on the show? wait until you see them with bowling balls their hands. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> with the voice on today, carson, season 15 well underway. >> it's all happening. it's good. it's a good sho

. >> my daughter was diagnosed with melanoma at 7.aca -- sorry. >> reporter: no, don't. >> and it was life-changing what the aca did for us. >> reporter: now, cancer-free, the high school student still worries about life without insurance coverage. >> all of my friends are worrying about, you know, who their homecoming date will be. and i'm sitting at home worried about what congressmen voted on today. >> reporter: here in missouri, where voters faced one of the close of the races in the country. christie cater runs a pilates class. do all of you have diabetes? >> yes. >> reporter: every one of you? >> yes. >> reporter: how does having diabetes and a pre-existing condition affect the way you vote? >> pre-existing is the most important thing because they say they'll cover pre-existing but they cover pre-existing at a much higher rate. >> i have an insulin pump. it's $10,000. and insurance covered 80% of that. so i make payments on that. >> reporter: how many of you voted or will vote democrat for this election? undecided, undecided, de

cancer immuno therapy and the drugs he has helped develop have now been approved to treat not only melanoma and lung cancer but also hodgkin's lymphoma and cancers of the kidney, bladder, liver, and stomach. but despite the great straidz made by this nobel prize-winning texan, immuno therapy is still relatively in the early stages of development. dr. allison said that there are nearly 2,000 immuno therapy trials in progress around the nation, including 200 at m.d. anderson alone. that gives you an idea of some of the number of people and the ongoing efforts that are working to extend the scientific frontiers of cancer treatment. much of this work, of course, would not be possible without the funding that's provided by the american taxpayer through state and federal funding. the national institutes of health remains the largest funding mechanism, but in texas, we have done our part by investing $3 billion over ten years through the cancer prevention and research institute of texas commonly known as cprit. here the senate and the house, we have been working in promoting research on cancer in

. >> my daughter was diagnosed with melanoma at 7, one year after the aca -- sorry. >> no, don't. >> and it was life changing what the aca did for us. >> she's now cancer free. however, we now have to worry about that she will not be covered because of not having the protection of pre-existing conditions. >> so this is a new concern. >> yes. >> i will say the first thought that we -- i had after we went through all these tests was, thank god she's protected. >> is it something you feel like you don't have any more? >> i feel like we are in serious jeopardy of having that slip away and i worry about it every single day. i lose sleep over it. every single thing in my life right now is fight to go make sure that she keeps insurance. not only will it affect her health care, it will affect her financial security for the rest of her life. >> how do you feel about affordable health care? >> i think it's a necessity. i think there are things that need to be changed about it. but i think that in the way things are going right now, if nobody is willing to talk to to each other, we need some bi