one which occurs in 10% of patients with aml. it also occurs in 70% who have a certain type of brain tumor called a glie onlia as well as showing up in 50% of the people with cancer of the cartilage. the prospects for ag-120 could be much larger than the subset of leukemia patients. first, it's so encouraging that we're making such strides in the fight against cancer and seconds i have to recommend agios pharma especially since the stock has done nothing since groopman's story came out in "the new yorker." i'll bet the stock would have rallied huge and instead, it's barely up. we are always trying to stop the investing imperfections on "mad money" and this article in "the new yorker," not wall street research is certainly one of of them. i told you to buy agios in july 2013 and i heard so many good things about it and the company came public at 18 and the stock rose 74% on the first day and unlike any other biotech in the third period it's up another 42% and what does that tell you? agios has had a huge run, given that it's in a

tom is fighting aml a form of leukemia. >> we're not just wittering away in the hospital, we're fightingvery day to get better. >> in a week tom has gotten 20,000 plus views on you tube and these are so clever. he has written such great lyrics. >> indeed. >> it is a big day at chop. our friend at 98.1, wogl, are getting ready for wogl loves our kids radio-a-thon at children's hospital. >> it all starts in less than 15 minutes in. check it out ross britain and valerie tonight from the breakfast club joining us live to tell us about this very special take. >> hi guys. >> good morning. >> good morning, good morning. >> good morning. it is our 13th annual. we are broadcasting from the ryan seacrest studio that he actually built with donation is always such a special day, every year, what is your favorite part of the day when you wake up what did you look forward to most of today. >> go ahead, val. >> wow, well just being here at the hospital, seeing everything going on and neglect that we and our listeners and the whole community are doing a really good thing, at children's hospital. these a

foreign exchange risk, knowing your customer aml risk. so lots of other things. another thing that we're working on, is digitizing the enterprise. our industry, you know, has been in a second day batch process using paper process and how do our children communicate with each other? instant messaging, so digitizing enterprising using data is another huge opportunity for our industry. and i think i just have time where i just have to really wrap this up. and let me just make one final comment. our customer base is changing. our advocacy for inclusiveness starts at the top. we have 14 outside directors of our company. five are persons of color, five are women, that so leaves only four others. in fact if i look at my 11 direct reports who report to me as part of the operating committee, the average tenure that team has with our company is 28 years and four are women. so we see a disproportionate part of our new households our new small businesses, our new corporations who come to us and bank with us being either women owned, women led, or from communities of differen

nineteen year-old tom gillan lost his hair but not his lyric writing talent to cancer treatments for aml form of leukemia. >> after my chemo ill have a week of really good days in whiz i will feel great and i can do a muse being video. >> can he ever, in less than a week his music video has 20,000 you tube views and counting but he is not counting on this for his name or fame recognition. he wants a cancer patient's daily life, and all of the chop staff like angela to get the headlines and credit. >> we are not just wittering in the hospital, we're fighting every day to get better. >> reporter: tomorrow's hospital room, since his april cancer diagnosis since his freshman year at ucla has ball so hard video propanol of the real ones too. dylan wants to meet jay-z some day mostly to have him spread word about cancer but the biggest hope tom has is to lose something, his hospital bracelet and all that goes with it. >> get out of here one day and opening of the doors and cutting up of the bracelet. >> reporter: he is on track to live that last music video frame and be discharge from the hosp

foreign e change risk, knowing your customer aml risk. so lots of other things.another thing that we're working on, is digitizing the enterprise. our industry, you know, has been in a second day batch process using paper process and how do our children communicate with each other? instant messaging, so digitizing enterprising using data is another huge opportunity for our industry. and i think i just have time where i just have to really wrap this up. and let me just make one final comment. our customer base is changing. our advocacy for inclusiveness starts at the top. we have 14 outside directors of our company. five are persons of color, five are women, that so leaves only four others. in fact if i look at my 11 direct reports who report to me as part of the operating committee, the average tenure that team has with our company is 28 years and four are women. so we see a disproportionate part of our new households our new small businesses, our new corporations who come to us and bank with us being either women owned, women led, or from communities of differenc

tom is fighting aml a form of leukemia. >> we're not just wittering in the hospital, we're fighting everyto get better. >> less than a week tom has gotten 20,000 spots viewed. >> it is all about hope, love ape caring. we can do this. tomorrow night you can stand up to cancer. it is a live one hour fun raising special brought to you by the doby theater in los angeles. watch it tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. >> lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us in new york with your preview, good morning to you. >> good morning, ahead major garrett is in wales where president obama is meeting with leaders right now, their debate to confront threat from isis plus airing a ewing over inches at 30,000 feet, steve greenburg is in studio 57 with growing concern over air rage and why it is only going to get worse. we will take you inside the ultra secure vault that houses the largest collection of shakespeare in the world and how it ended up two blocks from the u.s. capitol, all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> t

tom is fighting aml a form of leukemia. >> we're not just wittering, in the hospital. fighting every day to get better. >> fighting and i'm sure bringing joy to people in that hospital too. >> in doubt. >> less than a week tom has gotten 0,000 plus views on you tube and growing every day, yes. >> goes by tommy gee, bless you, keep doing your thing. >>> speaking of chop 13th annual radio-a-thon is underway. >> breakfast club is broadcast continuing live from the children's hospital of philadelphia and valerie knight joins us this in morning to tell us more about this special event, hi val, good morning to you. >> hi, good morning. >> good morning ukee and erika. we're here. we are waiting for are phone call. go on line to donate. >> you have been on since 6:00 this morning, how has it been going and give us some background on the event it self. >> reporter: event itself is on, we are here, we have got phone banks over here, and where you can call and donate and go to wogl.com. so far so good. we want you to join with us, stand with us, this is our big two days every yea

amity bancorp is going on almost it's heard you're trying to close this deal in new jersey because of amlig constraint right now you know monks the smaller banks. now even amongst the smaller banks. >> what you see from portland, maine that analysts here don't? >> i grew up in long island, new york. there are two words -- metro new york and the rest of the united states. i see a lot of mainstreet if i stay where i grew appearance huntington, long island, i would have been caught up in the new york rush. >> by contrast, what do they worry about? that you do not see as an issue for the industry. >> our business, the day-to-day trading volumes, the day today him in a activity. there?oan demand >> loan demand is picking up. credit card outstandings have turned up for two consecutive months, and if the consumer can come back -- >> ok, but scott, are they at risk because of paypal? or what is it called, iwallet? >> apple pay or alipay. >> the credit cards are for our largest banks. >> i do not have my wallet on me, but if i used a blue card last, that means apple wins, right? >> at the and of t

knowing your aml risk. lots of other things. another thing we are working on is digitizing the enterprise. how do our children communicate with each other. instant messaging. using data is another huge opportunity for our industry. our advocacy for inclusiveness starts at the top. we have 14 outside directors of our company. five are persons of color. five are women. that leaves only four others. in fact if i look at my 11 directory reports as part of the operating committee, the average tenure that team has with our company is 28 years. and four are women. we see a disproportionate part of our new household and new small businesses and corporations that come to us and bank with us. thank you very much for your attention and i will take questions. >> we could go on for a couple of hours, but we are going to go on, but the way we do it, i will try to rapid fire ask questions and the answers we could time it in. wells fargo's big home mortgage business makes it highly dependent on interest rates and the broader economy. when do yo

amle had no comment. >> in health news, as ebola spreads experts fear it could become airborne.ly fluids. apparently every time ebola copies itself it changes or modifies and there is a rare chance that it could become spreadable through simply a cough or a sneeze. experts say that would be devastating. >> and weather for you now. the last of two massive solar storms hitting earth right now. yes, storms in space. solar radiation is raining around our planet right now. thankfully none of the power grids or gps systems have been affected, at least yet. >> not been a good week for the nfl. first there was the ray rice controversy. now a second nfl star is in serious trouble. >> overnight minnesota vikings star adrian peterson surrendered to police after being indicted on a felony child abuse charge. he is out on bail. >> cnn's alexandra fields is following this from new york. we know he has been cooperating in this investigation from the git-go. is that right? >> reporter: that's right. there is a warrant out for his arrest that he said left his home in minnesota last night. saw hi