joseph hodg hodgkins. >> rose: tell me about hodgkins. >> hodgkins was a shoemaker, had children, a wife at home, sarah, to whom he wrote regularly no mary what was happening, and they're wonderful letters, and he talks about, if i'm told to march, i'll march, and he fights on. after escape from brooklyn in this terribly demoralized army, hodgkins is writing to his wife and just received a letter their youngest child has died. he had known the little boy was sick and very worried about him. we forget sometimes these people are thinking about their families and loved ones. so they have been defeated, looks like they're over, they're exhausted, filthy dirty, no proper uniforms, he hears his child he adored died and yet he picks himself up and goes on and he will not stop. >> rose: because they believed in their leader, they believed in their mission, they believed in the holy idea that they were creating a nation. >> yes, i think so. now, joseph hodgkins and fitch never talk about the declaration of independence. it's interesting. i never found life, liberty and pursuit of happiness mentio

hodgkins was a shoemaker. children and a wife at home, sarah, to whom he wrote regularly no matter what was happening. and they are wonderful letters. he talks about being told to march for this glorious cause. he fights on. after the escape from brooklyn, in this terribly to moralist -- demoralized army, he is writing to his wife, and he has just received a letter that the little boy, their youngest child, has died. he has known the little boy was sick and was very worried about him. we forget sometimes, these people are thinking about their families, their loved ones. they have been defeated. it looks like it is over. they are exhausted, filthy, dirty. they have no proper uniforms or anything. he hears that this child he adores has died. and yet he picks himself up and he goes on, and he will not stop. rose: because they believed in their leader, they believed in their mission, they believed in the holy idea they were creating a nation? mccullough: i think so. joseph hodgkins and fitch never talk about the d

choose between governor hogan with hair - or the governor without hair to raise awareness about non-hodgkin's lymphoma. governor hogan lost his hair last year, while undergoing treatment. the players will auction off special lime green jerseys after the game - to benefit cancer research. four players, two matches and just one win away from a shot at grand-slam glory on wimbledon's centre court. both the men and women's semi-finals are now set. after losing the first two sets, favorite roger federer rallyed back to win a five-set thriller to earn his spot in the semis. andy murray also secured a spot after holding on to win - also in five sets. meanwhile for the women - venus and serena williams are both one win away from an all-williams championship game. the sisters play in the semi-finals today. this is the first time in seven years that both sisters have made it to the wimbledon details will be unveiled tonight about proposed gondolas linking rosslyn and georgetown. a public meeting will be held tonight. the firm hired to conduct a feasibility study, z-g-f architects, will discuss the prop

the governor lost his hair last year undergoing treatment for non-hodgkin's lymphoma. the players will auction off special lime green jerseys cancer research. the governor is a good sport. with or without hair. doug: yep. if your preference is it will turn cooler tomorrow, can you handle a few days of the heat? maureen: i don't mind the heat. i know it will change. it will get cooler. i have confidence. doug: wait for sunday. maureen: what? doug: yeah. change your mind? too late. the temperatures have backed off for the past couple of hours because of more extensive cloud cover. when you combine the current temperatures about 90 degrees, lower 90's. 93 in washington at reagan national airport. check the rest of the numbers. you combine the moisture levels as we measure by the dew point to make it feel warmer than the thermometer indicates. case and point, 93 in washington. but it feels like 98. it feels like 97 in manassas, leesburg. fredericksburg and culpeper feeling like 99 degrees at this hour. everybody is in together for the next few days. officially 94. we work

but he was using jedediah hodgkins' ma[p. in this nerd or geek was dumbfounded that somebody could have such an accurate map. he imposed his own it and he was dumbfounded. i just want to tell you that. but anyhow -- so they are up there looking -- the left shank -- by the way, sheridan had left because he figured the campaign is over and he was heading to washington to end it. so, early really takes a gamble. folks, this is unmatched in this civil war. no other army marched all night. got into position and launched an attack. he will not find it anywhere else. the sweep the yankees away. if you ever go there and study cedar creek, he was the one mistake he made. the key to victory was the valley pipe. he had to get north of the valley pipe. he had to nature the federals could not rally, ok? well, he is halted in the cemetery. that time, the yankee calvary was in position and you are not going to move those boys. phil sheridan arrived from winchester. that long ride that was memorialized by upon. he got it together and his off

we are looking at first line one cancer and head and that can come -- head and neck, hodgkin's lymphomaa number of different important cancer types. we will have many filings over the next year. >> how big could this be in the terms of numbers of people who could be affected? >> it's hard to say how high the ceiling is because in many ways, we are trying to figure out which tumors it doesn't work on right now. we are excited about the possibility that this could be a broad spectrum agent. >> give us a rough sense of the investment required. with all the signs you do, how much do you invest in order to get to market? >> every year, we spent about $7 billion worth of research across all categories and out-of-pocket, $2 billion this year. on this drug alone, that is quite an investment. >> it is. we have to have a very serious conversation in this country about the health care system. >> how much would a dosage cost? how much does it cost a patient or their health insurance company? melanoma, the list price is about $125,000 a year. >> $125,000 a year. >> if you have it administered in a h

we are looking at classical non-hodgkin's lymphoma. we are looking at bladder cancer.ave many filings over the next year. >> how big could this be in terms of the number people affected with cancer? >> i think it is hard to say how high the ceiling is. we are trying to figure out which tumors it does not work in right now. we are very excited about the possibility that this could be a broad-spectrum agent against many different malignancies. sense ofs some rough the investment required. how much roughly do you invest in order to get to market with a drug like this question mark > --? >> out-of-pocket, it has to be $2 billion this year. $2 billion? that is quite an investment. >> it really is. he gets to the point that we have to have a serious conversation in this country about the health care system. >> let's talk about that. would a dosage cost if i had cancer and it was approved for that. how much does it cause the patient or their health care company? >> the list price is $125,000 an year for melanoma. >> $125,000 a year? yes, if you have it administered in the hos

declared winner of boble election and tem will wear lime green jerseys to spread awareness for non hodgkins >> i think both bobbleheads are cool. you get a choice of bobblehead you get a choice of bobbleheads. >> that's great when you look at somebody who fought cancer with grace and dignity and humor that's the guy. you know when they came to him and said they want to do this he loved to from the gecko. >> it would be interesting to see which would go sglivrt when would i choose i like them both. >> he's got a great head of hair and i like bald heads. >> they in fact have doing a gym appreciation -- jim appreciation. >> foreyou. >> no, jims in general. >> we talked about fan bases getting focus from dusty baker. they draw 31,000 fans a night and could not nats fans do a better job packing park. that's not what dusty bake ser saying. considering years managing in kick chick, sin in the natty and san francisco d.c. is different fan base. with a team on top of nl east and major the skipper has a very, very polite request. >> fans are new national fans and whole bunch of them are cubs and nats

. >> he had hodgkin's lymphoma. and the chemotherapy damaged nerves in his legs and feet. >> when you lose sensation or activity and those nerves, it can affect the feedback that your system gets. so that your system is not able to control your balance. >> and peter analysis shows how loss of feeling and legs and feet can impact a patient's ability to walk there is a researchers at the ohio state university comprehensive cancer center teamed up with a premed student who saw how patients balance. as a dance major, she came about -- he came up with a way to help by teaching them to tango. >> even five weeks of tango, we were able to decrease that lateral sway by 56%. >> when it comes to nerve damage in hands and feet or neuropathy from chemotherapy, nearly 70% of patients were affected one month after treatment. nearly one in three still have it after six months, leading many patients to undergo physical therapy. something he dreaded on cell therapy td to each and every step he took to therapy. >> the improvement was

. >> i was diagnosed hodgkin's lymphoma so i got over that and the doctors was like, you know, you really was like, you know what i don't deserve that. people go through a lot worse than what i did. you know, you really need to do this. >> he decided to take make wish up on its offer. and for one night the help put worries aside little target practice at lepd firearms and range. he wasn't alone on this mission. >> actually buffalo bills quarterback car dell jones -- >> that game got me out of going to school the next morning. >> got a loft us out of work. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: also stopped by to take his best shot. >> i have a lot of fun on the field but this is more kind of relaxing. kind of playing with dangerous weapons as long as we do it the right way. >> he's a pro on the field. his shooting skills are up for debate. >> he thinks he's so good. i think he's met his match. >> those are bright lights of the nfl taken jones far from ohio. pair will stay in touch not only to build friendship but to help austin with the challenge far beyond the shooting range. >> here o

denise hodgkins was taken from her home in march of 2015.ice department came under fire after describing the kidnapping at first as a hoax. federal prosecutors later charged matthew hoskins -- excuse me, matthew mueller. in a lawsuit filed against the city of vallejo in march, hoskins and her boyfriend accused vallejo please of defamation and infliction of emotional distress. >>> it is 9:05 a.m. to the north bay, a 3-year-old boy was killed. he was hit by a truck in sonoma. let's take a look at where it happen. the intersection of railroad and verano avenue. around 6:00 last night. a family was crossing the street. they were in the crosswalk at a four way intersection when a truck hit the boy, killing that way. then there was another child sharing the same stroller. that child was not hurt. the driver of the truck stayed at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. >>> president obama will be traveling to dallas tomorrow to deliver remarks at a memorial service for the officers who were killed last week. five officers were killed and

with cancers of the prostate, breast, lung, colon, rectum, bladder, uterus, kidney, melanoma or non hodgkin'she most common second cancers for those patients were lung, prostate and breast canc cancers. study authors say overall the work shows the need for continued vigilance in screenings among cancer survivors. >>> coming up we've got big news for all the theater lovers. there's a big change for broadway's hottest hit. >> we're talking about the big show that won all the awards at the tony's hiphop musical hamilton. why ticket prices may go down slightly in third price. >> a local woman is making ama amazing strides after being paralyzed. we'll tell about the therapy that's helping rebuild people's dreams. >> 7:41. your breakfast songs and movies how about this one poach carter look at this picture. kids together, friends, so sweet. i love this picture. that's a little boy and his best friend. >> we'll learn more about that coming up. ♪ >>> last week i said can we get new edition? i need something. aaron you'll have to mix it up in the control room little bit. >> that was pretty mixed up. m

this is pretty cool.thpret one has hair and one represents hogan's battle witness notch hodgkin's lymphoma.ly woe baysoxx fans 18 and older will be asked to choose the bobble heads.eea the first two run out will be ol declare the winner of the bobble election. the players will also be wearing special lime green jerseys andej then they'll be auctioned offed during the game to raise funds for cancer cha >> i love that.>> iove that. >> for the governor to playovera along. that's great.at >> the no hair look i like it.ik >> if i was going to forecast this bobble election, i would g with that one. th >> i like it. weather gets this hot sometimes ice cream is the m only answer. it but up in the big apple a hot new trend when it comes to the t tool treat.reat people are flocking to a ice cream shop in new york city toit get a taste of the latest food f craze it's called ash ice cream and is pitch black.ck it gets it's color to coconutut ash. a form of activated charcoal. cc >> like real charcoal.ha >> the charcoal you put on youra teeth. >> oh yeah. >> we did that segment. segme >> they say it's he

we are looking at head and neck, classical non-hodgkin's lymphoma.ent cancer types. we will have many filings over the next year. david: how big could this be in terms of number of people affected? >> it is hard to say how high the ceiling is because, in many ways, we are trying to figure out which tumors it does not working right now. we are very excited by the possibility that this could be a broad-spectrum agent against many different malignancies. david: give us a rough sense of the investment required. how much do you invest in order to get to market with a drug like this? >> every year we spent about $7 billion worth of research in all of our categories. billionocket, about 2 dollars for keytruda. david: that is quite the investment. it really is, and it gets to the point that we have to have a serious conversation in this country about the health care system. david: how much would a does it approved, for a customer or health insurance company? year melanoma, $125,000 a for keytruda. if you actually have it administered in a hospital, it will c

i just want people to understand , hodgkin's, they say, hillary clinton is going to be indicted.ust talks friday to the fbi. three and a half hours. and they already know that she is going to be indicted? how do they know that? they told her? they gave the word out? people are going to get suspicious. she didn't volunteer to go into the fbi. it was a subpoena. ok? the board -- to buy. host: new port richey, -- goodbye. host: new port richey, mark. caller: how's it going? here's this guy on the other what a nerve -- hillary's better than trump. and it just blows me away. like, he to be sick in the head to vote for hillary. -- he would be sick in the head to vote for hillary. this election is too important. i'm a 100% disabled combat that. vet.ombat there is no other option other than voting for trump and throwing the comes out. you go to the arguments section of "usa today," they talk about the role that bernie sanders should play leading up to the democratic convention. this is the headline -- "sorry, bernie, runners-up don't get to write the war rules -- write the rules." host: