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and japan james alison and hundreds were focuses on how the body's natural defenses can fight cancer the swedish academy says their discoveries have revolutionized cancer treatment for. former ivory coast president. has asked the international criminal court in the hague to acquit him of crimes against humanity or has been in detention for several years and on trial of the i.c.c. since twenty sixteen he faces four counts of crimes against humanity for his alleged involvement in deadly violence after the country's disputed twenty ten presidential election. rights groups in iraq are sounding the alarm over a number of recent killings of high profile women the latest death was twenty two year old iraqi model and instagram star tara fires who was shot dead in her car in baghdad last week iraq's prime minister has ordered elite intelligence units to investigate the murders. in spain's catalonia region protesters are marking the one year anniversary of a referendum on breaking away from madrid the vote was banned by the spanish authorities and plunged the country into a political crisis a

while ago the currents the institute in stockholm said the prize would be shared by fans to go and james alison of the us now allison started a protein that functions as a brake on the mean system while hundreds discovery of a protein on immune cells led to effective treatments in the fight against cancer. in spain's catalonia region protesters are marking the one year anniversary of a referendum on breaking away from madrid that was banned by spanish authorities and plunged the country into a political crisis a year later independence demonstrators have been rallying in this streets demanding that their voices be heard. i independence activists marching in the streets of the council on capital barcelona they also sat down on the tracks of the railway station in the town of hebron or while out in the countryside they temporarily blocked the highway was all commemorates the events of a year ago when spanish police heavy handedly broke up an attempt to hold a referendum on catalonian independence spanish courts have declared the referendum illegal triggering the nation's greatest political crisis

and james alison of the us now allison studies of protein that functions as a brake on the immune system while honchos discovery of a protein and you cells lead to effective treatments in the fight against cancer. more on the story now with death of gunton from berlin shari tate hospital he's a founding president of the world health summit conference on global health dental thank you for joining us now the nobel committee called the winners work a landmark in the fight against cancer why is that. well indeed it is a landmark immune therapy has made enormous progress and by blocking this so-called checkpoint receptus which interact between the concept and the key lymphocytes the immune system really has the effect that the kind of merits like. this sound when the antibodies director gets to these receptors i think if so this is great progress and congratulations to our colleagues who won the nobel prize why deserved so great progress are cancer patients already seeing benefits from this research in their treatment options yes definitely there are clinical trials going on and this treatmen

james alison areceireceived thee along with a japanese scientist. former vice president joe biden gave alison a call. >> hello, mr. vice president. >> i just wanted to congratulate you and thank you for everything that you've done. we they have gave up hope, you and others, pray god that you're going to be -- you're going to save a lot of lives with it. >> alison first started the research and lab at berkeley in the 1990s where he worked for 20 years. one expect says the two have saved untold live which is the science they pioneered. >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> our first storm of the rainy season of the fall season has arrived. here it is. you can see a large batch of moisture just offshore. some of it pushing on shore in the north bay. although most of our reporting stations are saying cloudy skies, there must be something hitting the ground somewhere. here's a view looking out over the bay. currently 64 degrees. oakland 68. san jose, 76. 61 at another view of cloudy skies of the bay. 79 in bacaville. 81 in livermor

nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to two immunologist from the united states and japan james alison and kohan jones work focuses on the way the body's natural defenses fight cancer the swedish academy says that discoveries have revolutionized cancer treatment. for my ivory coast president laurent gbagbo has asked the international criminal court in the hague to acquit him of crimes against humanity but both has been in detention for seven years and on trial at the i.c.c. since two thousand and sixteen if i see a full counts of crimes against humanity for his alleged involvement in deadly violence after the country's disputed twenty ten presidential elections thousands of independence protesters in the spanish region of catalonia have marked the first anniversary of a failed independence referendum last year's vote was ruled illegal by the country's constitutional court and plunged plunge the country into a political crisis despite this many in the region are continuing their push to secede. thousands of pro independence demonstrators march through the streets of buses no not until w

and james alison of the us now i just i studied a protein that functions as a brake on the main system while hundreds discovery of a protein on immune cells left to effective treatments in the fight against cancer . and dairy koreans joins me now to tell us about the nobel committee's decision first of all thanks for joining us the nobel committee called this work a landmark in the fight against cancer why is that well it's a landmark because in the past the treatments that we've always used to fight again to fight cancer the traditional treatments conventional treatments involved chemotherapy or radiotherapy or surgery so you had the doctors basically from outside the body trying to get into the body and stop the cancer that was unfortunately it's ineffective way to fight cancer quite often cancer is able to avoid those those those therapies and so this particular therapy does is it harnesses the the immune system itself the body's immune system itself in order to fight against the cancer which is what makes it actually a landmark a new paradigm if you will of this kind of treatment a

while ago the carlin scott institute in stockholm said the prize would be shared by japan joe and james alison of the us allison studied a protein that functions as a break on the immune system while discovery of a protein on immune cells led to effective treatments in the fight against cancer. and derek williams from science is with us to tell us more about this decision hi derek did this come as a surprise to you actually kind of did because well first of all my predictions are never correct the first place but this was in my opinion this is still very early days in this technology so the technology of treating cancer the way that it can be used to treat cancer hasn't been around for all of that long a time and so it did kind of taken by surprise they certainly weren't in the front runners when you were reading the pundits online before ok so tell us about why their work is significant it is is it. significant work because. kidd the way that we treat cancer up until now we've we've we've basically had three different approaches either you treated it with surgery or you treated it with radiat

research by james alison of the university of texas and tasuko hanjo led to new drugs to fight cancer. 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 consc

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and the nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to scientists of the american james alison edge of hands on joe for their groundbreaking work on cancer therapy it had to be said the research has revolutionized the treatment of the disease. in spades catalonia region protesters are marking the one year anniversary of a referendum on breaking away from madrid the vote was banned by spanish authorities and plunged the country into a political crisis a year later pro would dependents demonstrators have been rallying in the streets demanding that their voices be heard. independent start to receive mention in the streets of the council on capital. they also saw down on the trunks of the railway station in the town. sharona while out in the countryside they temporarily blocked the highway was all commemorates the events of a year ago when spanish police heavy handedly broke up an attempt to hold a referendum on catalonian independence spanish courts had declared the referendum illegal triggering the nation's greatest political crisis in decades huge crowds came out to call for independenc

and japan james alison and to work focuses on harnessing the body's natural defenses to fight cancer the swedish academy says the therapy they developed which has fewer devastating side effects like you mf'er has revolutionized cancer treatment can you fight cancer without resorting to surgery or chemotherapy yes if your immune system recognizes dangerous cancer cells the problem is cancer is very good at hiding from the immune system the body's so you are defenders often don't detect the diseased intruders nobel prize winners to go and. looked at ways to get around this problem. they worked with the moon cells called t. cells that are stopped cold by molecular breaks and found ways to switch some of those breaks off and if i release this break in the cell it's b. c. also in our patients that then they respond better to any other kind of treatment that as they are because this break it's loosened and this is a fantastic idea and will help many cancer treatments to be more successful so called immune checkpoint therapy is a groundbreaking approach that still undergoing intense testing

james alison of the united states and ta srktasuku honjo h to a new class of drugs.lar prize. >>> migrant children were moved to a tent city in texas under the cover of darkness. hundreds of kids in shelters across the u.s. were reportedly woken and placed on buses to west texas. the transfers are part of an effort to deal with surging populations in shelters. the federal government is struggling to find room for more than 13,000 detained children, according to data obtained by the "new york times." >>> new u.s. video shows navy personnel inside the waterlogged aircraft that crashed in the lagoon in micronesia. they landed short of the runway while attempting to last last friday. the video shows a u.s. navy team checking inside the aircraft. all 47 passengers and crew were evacuated before the plane sank in the south pacific. >>> the sidney morning herald reports the melbourne zoo found fruit heavy diets were making animals obese and rotting their teeth. they found that fruits contain unhealthy high amounts of sugar. some have doubled in sugar content in the last few

james alison a university of texas researcher awarded the prize along with a japanese professor. cancer therapy. their break through includes new ways to use human cells to attack cancerous tumors. pretty impressive, huh? and this sixth grader thought he was going to a football pep rally at school. it was really a special surprise just for him. watch this. >> i would like to introduce to you lieutenant first class returning home from iraq. [cheers] jillian: look that emotion. surprising his son david after 10 month deployment. david says he can't wait to go fishing with his dad. ainsley: burning the nose. i'm trying to fight back the tears. so cool. the sacrifice they make. oh my gosh. can you imagine being away from your kids that long. steve: what a homecoming. jillian, thank you. some democrats say an fbi probe into judge kavanaugh is the only way to get to the truth. joe biden says fbi investigations are pointsless. what is this really about? jonathan turley, the law professor is going to have an analysis next. brian: plus, this toddler brings a whole new meaning to asleep at

i know what james say on that. first.turn to alison alison: this is where it is important -- i would think these realms, because there are several mentioned in the question. , notmes, federal court only the supreme court, has said that part of our duty and judicial duty, and you can cite chief justice marshall -- one of the duties is to maintain the democratic sphere. this was the legal process school and legal academy and a lot of judges and justices endorsed this. isis something i think that a view that said campaign finance and participation in the fundamentals of our system are the very places where courts need to be very active, not activists but active in monitoring for these reasons. there is a lot of discussion about the first amendment and how that is working out in courts. it does not answer the question that this is what the courts do and get the outcome everyone likes. thinking about the process by which people engage in politics, all people, and old ideas about who gets to participate. these are very important values that

we have a responsibility. >> i know what james is going to say to that so i will turn to alison , first. >> that was brilliant. >> i think this is where it is important, i think of courts. these realms, because those are several important realms in the question. they are an area where at times, federal court is not only the supreme court. part of our duty and judicial duty, you can cite chief justice marshall, one of the duties is to maintain the democratic spear. this was the sort of legal process school and legal academy and a lot of judges and justices really endorsed this. is sort of comes and goes but it is something that i think, these are fundamentals of our system. there the places records need to be very active in monitoring for precisely these sorts of reasons but there's a lot of discussion about the first amendment and how that is working out in courts. again, it doesn't answer the question to say this is for courts to do and we will get the outcome everybody likes, but i think thinking about the process by which people engage in politics, all people, and old ideas, too, abo

james gorman. they continue to show steady growth there. alison: they are delivering on the pretax margin. to some extent, we saw this with bank of america and wells fargo getting a lift to the business, that has been helped prices. we had some give back on that. cost control also helps. atx: equities are trading 2.0 billion dollars. that is trump in investments. it is lower sequentially. that's geeking out a little bit of again versus the estimates. what's going to be the question on the call? the numbers look solid. alison: the question is the outlook. that's always the question with earnings. a lot of the strength in this equity trading is very strong. we have the wealth business that has been helped by equity prices. we saw some reversal of his quarter. what does that mean for the outlook going forward western mark -- forward? they are raising the bar a little bit before goldman. are more optimistic on equity trading and equity fees. commodities hurt goldman sachs laster. it helps this year so far. we will look to see if that will continue. jpmorgan talked about normalization of that b