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dad agus and two of his fellow cancer specialists dr. jude gasher on the right and dash anna parker are in our green hoomroomroom. >> actor damian lewis on his new role as a hedge fund manager in the drama "billions." the "homeland" star is in our toyota green room and very exciting. that is ahead as well. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. u.s. news and world report shows two new dog breeds recognized by the american kennel club. this is reserved and graceful and noble sloghi and a the american hairless terrier is alert and curious and energetic and small. both breeds will be eligible to compete in the westminster kennel club show next year. >> i love dogs. >>> "usa today" reports hudson. there he is. one of the more m morable moments on "the idol" show. >>> two experts compared online ratings of 800 books and founds books are rated higher 74% of the time and movies higher 4% of only about 1% are ranked mucp better than books. >>> we continue this mornin with our look at the brave new world of health

david agus, his new book is called "the lucky years." he writes one day cancer will be a manageable condition much in arges and type 1 diabetes. >> he is here along with dr. judy gasher and also anna barker, former deputy director at the national director of the cancer institute. pleased to have you all here. 44 years ago, president nixon declared a war on cancer. where are we in that war? >> you know, i don't think we have won at all and i think we are actually just at the beginning of the war. for the first time ever, i can walk into a patient's room and have optimism. not optimism i can cure them but optimism i can make them live longer and better with than horrible disease. >> what has changed? >> we have two kinds of therapy. precision medicine and immunotherapy that is offering a staggering hope in this disease and both of them is actually in practice. >> i know you agree on that. how did immunotherapy works? >> it has looked in way of treating cancer. in years past what we have done is target the cancer and cut it out and treat wi

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david agus is one of the world's leading cancer experts. he is in switzerland this morning. he is there with vice president joe biden. what they discovered for a search for cure is after your local news. >>> good morning, it's now 8:25 on your wednesday. i'm bridgett ellison. >> deputies say one person is dead after an industrial accident. detectives say a worker at the taylor farms facility somehow got trapped in some equipment. so far that victim's name has not yet been released. >>> in seminole county several people are recovering after a dog attack. police say a dog attacked several people inside the apartment. one of the victims had to be rushed to the hospital with what police call life-threatening injuries. the other inside weren't seriously hurt. >>> it's cold right now but it's going to warm up later. >> today getting into the 60s and then we'll get in the 70s a little later in the week. but today starting off. it was cold in the 20s. still in the 20s and 30s. there's a live view over downtown orlando. blue skies, sunshine but 38 is the temperature. it feels like 33

david agus is one of the world's leading cancer experts. he is in switzerland this morning.d for a search for cure is after your local news. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, our dr. david agus met with vice president biden in switzerland to explore the white house's so-called moon shot to battle cancer. he is standing by to talk about the renewed fight. there he is! >> also sports writer is in our green room. his new novel explores impact on a family and the new issues the nfl is facing. that is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> los angeles times reports on toxins in algae that may cause changes in the brain similar to alzheimer's. the toxin to monkeys after 140 days their brains had tangled with alzheimer's disease. monkeys fed amin that acid had less slack. >> mercury, venous, mars and jupiter are aligning in the southern sky from the left to the right. all five planets were visible to the naked eye this morning. if you looked up you could see the planets every day. from now until februa

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david agus says in his new book called "the lucky years." we'll be able to edit dna, fight disease, reverse aging, prolong fertility and turn cancer into a manageable condition. the book is published by simon and schuster. dr. agus is in the studio live and in color today. >> "the lucky years" has nothing to do with wealth or social status you say. we're all part of the lucky years because? >> listen, this revolution is happening now and it literally is. i'm with you guys once or twice a week with a breakthrough happening all the time. these are breakthroughs that will change the playing field and it equalizes the playing field. we now can do things like approaching reversing aging. we can prevent disease. we can treat disease like never before. this is an amazing time in what i do. >> let's start with reversing aging. >> yeah. as birthday boy. >> how can we reverse aging? >> it's an amazing story. the 1950s, wanda lunsford published a paper. she took an old rat and young rat, put them to sleep and tied their skin together. after a day or so

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david agus is one of he is in switzerland this morning. he is there with vice president joe biden. what they discovered for a search for cure is after your local news. >>> good morning it's 8:25 i am kathryn hauser. we will check top stories after the frigid forecast. >> it's about the wind. again this morning it's gusting over 20 miles per hour. real feel zero in worcester 5 in boston. the sun is shining and we will make a bit of a rebound today. not a chill -- as chilly as yesterday. same for tomorrow. bright sunshine and friday subside. ahead of the weekend storm. areas of snow likely to develop on saturday afternoon. and last into part of sunday. depending on the track could see several inches in southern new england with a gusty wind flooding. robi. >> reporter: let's look at the worst bumper to bummer rides from route 9 to 495 after an earlier crash and jammed from weston to the tolls about a 30 minute trip. 50 minute delays to the north 93 south stop and go from stoneham to boston at least 20 minutes. >>> police are looking for man who shot two people inside a mbta station a

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david agus about the up on "cbs this morning," up to another foot of snow is expected overnight and today in buffalo, new yorkv the winter weather arrived during last night's rush, slowing down traffic. 1,500 homes in the county lost power. hopefully the owner of this car has a really good ice scrape were. buffalo's chilly weather froze thiscar in its place. after rain turned to snow as temperatures fell. >>> coming up on the morning news, seem of apprpral. residents in a new york village vote on whether to keep a logo some find racist. later. cross country payoff. a passenger is taken down by air marshals. this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs this morning" . . >> federal and local law enforcement removeded a passenger from a flight from los angeles allegedly shoved a flight atteant. a producer from our cbs miami station recorded and air marshall following the man to restrain him until police arrived and took him away in handcuffs. >>> a viage in new york votes on a controversial logo and new details in the investigation into an assault in a brooklyn park. those are some of the headlines

i'm pleased to have david agus back at this table. as many of you know, he is a colleague of mine at cbs this morning where he is a freak contributor. and i have followed with-- a frequent contributor and i have the followed the issues and ideas that he devoted his life to, not only in terms of helping us understand them but in terms of the real life effort to extend the life of people that are his patients so i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: lucky years, why do we call it the lucky years. >> i think we are living in them now. it is an amazing time. andy grove was one of my men tore, he called it an inflection point when the curve of progress went like this. it is happening. i sit with you once or twice a week in the morning talking about a breakthrough, several years ago i would have never been there because there was nothing happening like this, it truly is a transformation, technology, health care, big data all came together at once an we're living it to benefit. >> rose: let me r

day of the agus is getting ready to answer questions. tomorrow we'll continue our look panel and advances in preventing and treating cancer. you are coming back two days in a row. >> i am lucky, too. >>> all right a. three-year-old girl saved after a terrifying night. >> sweet heart, are you okay? come here. come here. >> meet the police officer who brought her out of the cold. morning". >> there is a manhunt for a little girl. listen to this audio from this body camera. >> hi sweet heart. are you okay? come here. come here. come here. >> oh my gosh, caroline was crying and described as very cold and very scared after the nearly five-hour drama. the officers says he's not a hero. but he is a father. >> i almost started crying. this is very happy, i'm happy and thankful we were able to find her. kidnapper and a second man seen at the scene of the car jacking. thank goodness she is okay. >> you can tell he's got young daughter, come here, sweet heart. can you tell. three time olympic athlete lolo >> these exist, they're pre-samuel l. jacks

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