the study of 400 patients with inoperable elena doma was the largest. while it wasn't affec -- while it was an effective for everyone some saw tumors destroyed, and others saw their life extended by years. the green area shows where the virus has infected the cancerous cells and is killing them. the blue areas is where they are damaged and will die shortly. researchers think the melanoma treatment could eventually work for other forms of cancer. they hope it will be licensed by regulators soon. >> this trial today represents 10 years or more of pork, but we have already submitted the data pass -- the data package to america and europe. we expect a favorable opinion that this could be available next year. >> there are questions about which patients will benefit and if other drugs should be taken at the same time. skin cancer charity save the promise of extra years of life to some people at the late stage of the disease, is a new hope. katty: one of the most deadly forms of cancer, and now it looks like they may have something they can help people that su

the state doma has already given clearance and given approval for the closure for the federal state agency building of a new state coordination. up until now the building of space materials have has been contracted out, the handling of wages has been handled by other people, so there are plans for this new state space agency to be started out. the deputy prime minister has said they will need at least two or three years to get these reforms really going again, and try to recuperate, and he says that is absolutely vital if russia is to maintain its approximately 40% share of global satellite launches in relation to stiff competition obviously from the americans and private space enterprises globally. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> thousands of russian troops have begun military maneuvers as part of a long-scale exercise. it involves hundreds of aircraft and anti-aircraft missile systems. this is one of several exercises which have been held since russia annexed crimea last year. the aim is to develop a command system in the field. >>> and the u.s. and eight other european nations are al

and that's one of the points that's so important here, is that as the court observed with respect to doma in windsor, the nonrecognition laws here are a stark departure from the state's traditional practice of recognizing out-of-state marriages even though they could not have been celebrated within the state. it's precisely that circumstance where the laws diverge that the issue arises. and the three states that have this issue, tennessee, ohio, and kentucky, are, between them, able to identify only 5 instances in which they did not recognize a marriage that was valid outside the state, even though it could not have been celebrated inside. and those instances are incest which we think the state would have sufficiently important justification not to recognize miscegenation laws, not a precedent on which i think the court would want to rely in this instance, or other interests that i think probably would not survive today, such as the rule against allowing a divorced person to remarry. so they're and more importantly, the most recent of those cases is from 1970. so the rule that the states

the spires were meant for churches, but here is doma magnate g -- gum magnate wrigley saying that this is a spire as well. the new code allows greater height, first of all based on a pyramid massing. past that hundred 60 -- cool hundred and 60 -- 260 foot line, you strike diagonals from the building edges and he can build in that envelope. this is the strauss building. the first building to put occupied space in that new area in the code. by the 1930's, architects and engineers are exploiting the code to make buildings well and -- and access best in excess -- in excess of 400 feet. this is the board of trade, they have a massing within the prescribed ability limit. also, as you can see, the board of trade is h shaped. they turned the light court in its inside out. everybody has an exterior view and every piece of the building has -- is thin enough to allow cross ventilation. the light court proves not to be the greatest shape for ventilation, but by turning it inside out you can cross ventilate the entire structure. so chicago's code response to the needs of developers, but it also res

me quiero comer una doma. karla: te llevo a comer hamburguesas afuera, te invito, no soy como alan.e se estrena maÑana 19 de mayo con la actuaciÓn de "the rock" johnson. le preguntÉ cÓmo fue hacer la pelÍcula. william: despuÉs del terremoto masivo que tiene lugar en california, un piloto de helicÓpteros de rescate, johnson, hace un peligroso viaje por el estado para rescatar a su hija desaparecida, y le preguntÉ si estÁ preparado para un terremoto. william: y no me faltÓ preguntarle lo que tenia que hacer para lucir tan musculoso como Él. william: "san andreas", a partir de maÑana, 29 de mayo. ximena: me encanta. william: "the rock", es sumamente humano, su pelo natural, gracias por la entrevista, no se lo pueden perder, estÁ buenÍsima. ximena: me gusta que hacer un personaje diferente, siempre lo vemos en un personaje de lucha, ahora es un piloto de aviÓn que trata salvar a toda la gente, me encanta verlo en esa faceta. william: hace unos dÍas fue la premier, asÍ veamos cÓmo llegó a la premier de "san andreas", llego en un carro de bomberos, y obviamente estuvo sÚper... despuÉs de

two russian film directors will reportedly receive $14 million to set up a chain called yedin doma which eat at home.e funded under a government scheme that helps small and medium-sized businesses get bank loans. i don't know about that menu there either. i don't know. what is russian fast food -- what would you serve? >> vodka. >> that's what i was thinking. >> there's like 25 jimmy john's in new york and new jersey. >> no, there aren't. >> i've never even seen them. >> here's new york. what's in new jersey? >> how quickly can we -- >> hoboken, lakewood. >> what about new york for andrew? >> new york? i think we're -- >> no no thaepgs the state of new york. none in the city. >>> when we come back this morning, we'll take a closer look at this morning's retail reports. we'll talk to an analyst about consumer trends and the numbers from michael kors and tiffany's. take a look at the u.s. equity futures. they have been trending higher this morning after a down day yesterday for the markets. right now the dow futures up by 53 points above fair value. s&p futures up by 5 1/2, nasdaq up by 12

and the supreme court's decision to strike down section 3 of doma vindicated his decision. some argue it is the justice department's duty and obligation to defend the constitutionality of that statute, but just as our country came to see separate as inherently unequal, i believe attorney general holder's decision will only be further vindicated with time. discrimination has no place in our laws. rooting it out takes leadership. it's the kind of leadership eric holder is known for. he also recognizes the inequities in our criminal justice system and the consequences of mass incarceration. our criminal justice system served to imprison too many offenders for too long. this has resulted in our federal prisons at nearly 40% overcapacity now consuming over one quarter of the justice department's budget. and this growth has been largely driven by our misplaced reliance on drug mandatory minimums. the mandatory minimums often see no difference between drug couriers and drug kingpins. the attorney general's smart on crime initiative. along with congress' effort to reform our nation

ladies and doma, please welcome senator marco rubio -- and gentlemen, please welcome senator marco rubio people on the balcony, all the way at the top, thank you for having me. it is a real honor to be here, thank you very much, it is a real honor to be back in south carolina, people have believed in me, and your great former senator, jim demint, was the first person in washington to support me when the only people who thought i could when were the people at home. [laughter] sen. rubio: and four of them were under the age of 10. [laughter] sen. rubio: this is a long way from where i come from not just geographically but literally. both of my parents were born into poor families in cuba. my father never really got to go to school, by the way. when he was nine years old, his mother passed away and he would have to go to work and he worked for the next 70 years of his life. my mother was raised by a disabled father who struggle to provide for them. they met and they got married and they worked hard but they were like most people who ever lived, no matter how hard they tried, they could not