you might think this problem was juno's and juno's alone, but if car-t immunotherapy is more dangerous than we thought, it calls the whole group into question. remember, the entire point of using your immune system is fight cancer is that it's supposed to be safer than chemo or radiation. people, then this might not be as much of a breakthrough as everyone believed. that's why cellectis and kite have been getting pummeled on the news. and after today's data, it soared higher. but, again, while all these stocks sold off on juno's lousy data, only bluebird rallied hard on its own good news. and, look, this group issue, it's hardly isolated to cancer you see something similar when any group of drug companies are focused on the same disease. the same thing happened last week with alzheimer's. eli lilly's alzheimer's drug that had seemed to promising to so many including lilly, ended up failing in a large clinical trial. that was devastating news for alzheimer's patients and their loved ones. it also eviscerated the stock. and just like we saw with juno, it didn't stop there. alzheimer's tr

i'm here at camp 17 on the juno icefield, and i'm going in to have a quick word with dr. anthony arendt. he's from the university of alaska in fairbanks, and he's one of the guys who designed the latest satellite imagery systems for nasa to understand the mass balance of this icefield. >>glaciers r respond immediately to a any changes in n climate. r riations and their mamass are determined directly by how much snows llls on them in the wintertime anand how much ice ad snow melts away due to warmer temperatures in the summertime. so by monitoring glacier variations, we can understand a lot about climate systems, and so they're one of the first sost of early hallmamarks of climate change on the planet. >> dr. arendt helps create high-resolution computer models of glaciers like this one using data from satellites, airplanes, and deep snow pits like these to develop a clear picture of our future global climate. 95% of alaskan glaciers are melting at an unnatural and unprecedented pace. >> glacieiers arere really large contributors to changing sea levels. you wantnt to be abl

the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. spacecraft called juno embarking on an epic journey embarking on an epicjourney. as it neared its destination, it faced its biggest challenge, to get into orbit it had to slam on its brakes and survived everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno it, including its deadly radiation. when juno goes into it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can to the planet. they are nasty and ca n d estroy to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy an attack all the electronics. we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. applause the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a journey through space, juno is the closest we have ever been to jupiter. we compared -- prepared a contingency procedure. guess what? we don't

it reached the planet last july.right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter, so the next flyby will be in february. uber is testing its self-driving vehicles in san francisco.the ridesharing company moved forward with its tests without the blessing of the california d-m-v.state law requires companies receive approval before putting self- driving cars on public roads. uber believes it doesn't need to get approval because its drivers will be present in the vehicles. apple's much-hyped airpods are finally available online.but if you're looking to get them not the estimated shipping time for the wireless headphones is about four weeks. apple says they'll be available in stores by next week.the headphones will set you back 159-bucks. if you've ever wished you could use a scanner without, well, the scanner, luck.there are some amazing apps that can help and it's as easy as taking a picture. the app called scanner for me instantly scans and prints any written, printed, or graphic material everything from business cards to receipts for tracking expenses. scans go to a smartphone's came

nasa's "juno" spacecraft took the pictures last sunday during a flyby... about 40-thousd the planet.you can see a string of massive rotating storms that appear as white ovals.juno launched on august fifth, 2011. it finally reached the planet last july. right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter ..so the next flyby will be in february. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) wind chill advisory until 10:00 am thursday.winter storm watch from friday afternoon - saturday night.today: lots of sunshine and very cold. highs around 10 with wind chills below-zero all develops in less than 30 minutes. wind: w 10-20 mph. tonight: clouds return with some light snow possible after midnight. less than 1" expected by morning. temperatures stay steady or even warm with lows in the single digits. wind: sw 5-15 mph.friday: after light morning snow a break is steady snow is likely. snow continues all evening and night becoming heavy at times. slight temp bump with highs in the middle 20s. wind: s 10-15 mph.weekend: steady snow continues through saturday m

the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney.ation, it faced its biggest challenge. to get into orbit, it had to slam on its brakes and survive everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so, we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause. the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a 2.8 billion kilometre journey through space, juno is the closest we have ever been to jupiter. we prepared a contingency procedure. guess what? we don't need that any more. and then came the pictures. for the first time, its south pole was revealed. covered in storms, many even bigger than the earth. in the north, it's blanketed by a thick atmosphere. and in th

the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney.allenge. to get into orbit, it had to slam on its brakes and survive everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so, we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a journey through space, juno is the closest we have ever been to jupiter. we prepared a contingency procedure. guess what? we don't need that any more. and then came the pictures. for the first time, its south pole was revealed. covered in storms, many even bigger than the earth. in the north, it's blanketed by a thick atmosphere. in this infrared view, at the top you can seejupiter‘s norther

juno, as you mentioned, but also our partners with bio. let's take juno to start with. it's a ten-year deal to really work with some of the best scientists in the world about t-cell biology. the start of that relationship is the program that you mentioned. this is a highly effective way of dealing with a patient's leukemia and, in fact, using their own immune system to treat their leukemia. there's been toxicity to keep it in clinical trial, but 90% of patients are going to complete remission with no other options for care. with that there is toxicity we have to deal with and understand, but we're writing the rules how this is going to work. and when you have efficacy like this, the safety side will work its way out. we have other products with juno advancing. with respect to bluebird bio, we have a different process happening. the program is high owe llama and is exclusive to myoloma. in that context, you have incredible results, 100% response rate, but very, very early and importantly, very little toxicity. i think it matters which disease, it matters which process an

nasa's "juno" spacecraft took the pictures last sunday during a flyby... about 40-thousand miles above the planet. you can see a string of massive rotating storms that appear as white ovals. from cape canaveral. it finally reached the planet last july. right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter, so the next flyby will be in february. uber, which has a habit of skirting regulations, is at it again. the ride company has expanded its self- driving car tests to san francisco. they are testing the cars without the blessing of the california d-m-v -- even though state law requires in the seat -- their tests aren't truly autonomous. twenty of uber's competitors including google and tesla have gotten approval. it is unclear if uber will face any repercussions. the department of transportation wants all cars to be able to "talk" to each other and to traffic lights. officials say it'll keep the roads safer and could reduce the number of traffic deaths. some car manufacturers are already including vehicle-to-vehicle -- or v-2-v communic personal information

right now juno is on an orbit around the planet. >> they will get snow tonight too. maybe we should go to jupiter. stormtracker 6 live double scan and we are in the middle of a chilly day right now, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry, taking a look outside and sky 6 hd showing you sunshine in bill courage plaza, here is the tree live at city hall. everybody is bundled up around city hall and for good reason. wins north-northwest and they picked up to 17 miles per hour. and breezier this afternoon than this morning. we managed to keep the clouds to the south and north and most of us enjoy sunshine, and some clouds are beginning to creep up into south jersey and parts of delaware and possible that we see more of that as the day goes on. overall partly sunny to mostly sun. and the highs in philadelphia getting up to low 40s and 43 in cape may. here is the rest of the way, 43 by 2:00 and your high of 44 if we hit it it will be around 3:00 and 42 by 5:00 but look how quickly the numbers fall partly because the sun is going down and it gets colder and we

the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney.going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause. the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a journey through space, juno is the closest we have ever been to jupiter. we prepared a contingency procedure. guess what? we don‘t need that any more. and then came the pictures. for the first time, its south pole was revealed. covered in storms, many even bigger than the earth. in the north, it‘s blanketed by a thick atmosphere. in this infrared view, at the top you can see jupiter‘s northern lights. and the sound was captured as the spacecraft flew through the spectacular light show. the team's reaction was amazement. look at these images! they are coming from jupiter. we

he joined his parents for a trip to alaska and police arrested him as he got off the cruise ship in juno. >>> the recent spike in hate crimes continues throughout the country. montgomery county schools have seen their share. eight incidents were reported in county sc month this fall, compared to 6 in all of 2015. mola lenghi is in silver spring, the location of the most recent incident to tell us more. >> reporter: most recent incident coming here at woodland elementary school in montgomery county where the principal says a derogatory racial statement was written on a wall near the 3rd grade classroom. >> in the last few weeks we have seen a disturbing uptick of hate crimes in montgomery county. >> reporter: many coming in the form of vandalism. according to our partners at the washington post, alleged hate crimes in the county have climbed 23%, compared to the same time frame last year. school officials have seen the surge, and just some of the recent incidents include swasticas drawn on walls at westland middle school and at a lunch table. someone wrote kill, kill, kill blacks on a wal

nasa juno space craft flew into super to her on the 4th of july giving our best look yet at the largestnet in the solar system. james comey announced his decision not to file criminal charges against hillary clinton. just days before the election, director comey said investigators were thousands of newly discovered e-mails that could be related to case. after reviewing the new e-mails, comey said he is still not recommending any charge against hillary clinton. >>> the year also saw major attacks targeting law enforcement officers in several cities. the deadliest happened in dallas. suspect shot to death five officers ambush style during a protest against police violence. officials in florida announced the first locally transmitted cases of the zeka virus here in the united states. the feds since warned pregnant women to avoid parts of the miami area. 300 people died after a powerful 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit central italy blinking down buildings and trapping people. here in the united states, a series of attacks just hours apart. investigator says suspect stabbed ten people at a mall

. >> nasa's juno probe arrived at jupiter sending spectacular pictures home.lligent life? >> i'm sure there are. there are probably, you know, other lives out there in outer space, but i want no parts of it ♪ >> closer to ground, the solar impulse two completed the first ever around-the-world flight powered entirely by the sun, touching down ironically in the dark. and on earth? cars are now logging millions of miles and production models could be widely available in a few years. >> i am against it. i like to have control of the wheel for myself. >> we got cellphones that explode and now they want to go to self-driving cars? i think that's a leap, future. take your time. >> fair point. samsung had a massive recall to deal with the worst feature of the galaxy note seven, catching fire. at first it seemed a manageable issue. >> two weeks later it was like, if you have a samsung galaxy phone, get off the plane now! >> don't surprise me with a fire in my pants. that's what my doctor always says. >> best example of a first world problem? all the complaints about th

those people who know a little bit about d-day, when i say this is juno beach, you know what it is. that is where the canadians landed in 1944. here is philip slightly older. the gentleman on the left taught philip to swim in the cold, choppy waters of the list channel. -- of the english channel. philip would own his left this man because he talked him to swim. the famous french general predicted the day that the germans would be forced to surrender after world war i. it would be an armistice only 23 years. it was wrong by only a couple of weeks. the second world war broke out a must to the day when he predicted it would. biggest chose the nicest places to live in paris -- the gestapo chose the nicest places to live in paris. houses.mandeered they basically chose any place they wanted to live and took it over. this is 11. there is the ground floor flat where the jacksons live right behind the black iron railings are\. -- iron railings. bys young man was taken in some new jackson. he was protected by sumner jackson. found his way to the american hospital. he had been working as a vol

. >> sunup at a quarter to 9:00 in june juno. >> we have snow on the ground right now. white christmas. look at all of that disappears across the plains because by the time we goto christmas day, 60 degrees in kansas city. 44 in chicago. so it's a lot better than where it's been. saturday, these are your temperatures. miami, 81. miami has been breaking high record temperatures. feels like summer right there across the southern florida at least. with the one spot that really didn't get any of that cold air. here's your sunday temperatures. none of that cold air we had is really black in place. the longer term picture does not look like we're going to see any of that coming back in any short order. it's stormy across the southwest. one spot we have rain and snow, southern california, arizona, we need it. we have two storms. one that's going to move through there tomorrow and today and another one comes into the west. this will be our trouble kind of travel troublemaker across the southwest and the west on friday/saturday. but the really no major problems travelwise. if fr

. >> reporter: juno spacecraft flew into the jupiter orbit on the fourth of july getting us the best look yet at the largest planet in the solar system. >> reporter: fbi director james comey announces decision not to file criminal charges against hillary clinton and that before the election, the director said that investigators were reviewing thousands of newly discovered emails that could be related to the case. after reviewing the new emails, the director said he is not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. >> reporter: the year also saw major attacks with law enforcement officers in several cities, the deadliest in dallas where the suspect shot to death five officers ambush-style during a protest against police violence. >> reporter: officials in florida announced the first locally transmitted cases of the zika virus in the u. s., and that u. s. morning pregnant women to avoid the miami area, and the series of the attacks were hours apart in the u. s., and a suspect stabbed 10 people at a mall in st. cloud, minnesota, and the off-duty cop later shot the suspect and kil

those people who know a little bit about d-day, when i say this is juno beach, you know what it is. that is where the canadians landed in 1944. here is philip slightly older. the gentleman on the left taught philip to swim in the cold, choppy waters of the english channel. he would later of his life to this man because he learned to swim in the english channel and was able to survive later on. it we have avenue posh, named after the famous french general, who predicted the day that the germans would be forced to surrender after world war i. it would be an armistice only 23 -- 20 years. the second world war broke out a to the day, when he predicted it would. they conquered paris, and [indiscernible] the gestapo chose the nicest places to live in paris. foch was the most attractive address for the just apo and they took it over. ,his is number 11 avenue foch only taken a few years ago. i was there five weeks ago with a group from the world war ii museum. livedis the jacksons right behind the black iron railings. this princeton graduate, and of americans earliest spies, was taken in by

nasa's juno spacecraft flew into jupiter's orbit on the fourth of july, giving us our best look yet at largest planet in the solar system. back here on earth, the fbi director, james calmly announced his decision not to file criminal charges against hillary clinton. but just days before the election, director, he said investigators reviewing thousands of nearly discovered e-mails that could be related to the case. after reviewing the new e- mails, call me says he is still not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. the year also saw major attacks targeting law-enforcement officers in several cities. the deadliest happen in dallas. i suspect shot to death five officers, amber style during a protest against police violence. officials in florida announced the first locally transmitted cases of the zika virus, here in the united states. the feds have since warned pregnant women to avoid parts of the miami area. here in the united states, a series of attacks just hours apart. investigators say a suspect stabbed 10 people at a mall in st. cloud minnesota. an off-duty cop later shot

closer to home, nasa's juno spacecraft entered orbit around jupiter. they collect data on the gas giant up close in hopes of understanding how jupiter formed and evolved. >> brangham: these are all unmanned missions. there has been a lot of effort in putting humans into space. how has that been going? >> the road to mars is long and winding to say the least, william, private companies are running resupply missions to the space station while testing technology. the results have been mixed frankly among the thrill of victory high life in april, a spacex falcon 9 rocket booster landed upright on the remote barge at sea. it's a spectacular picture, and they sunk it. but there were some agony and defeat moments, as well, spacex most notably in september, an explosion occurred during an engine test on the launchpad. it destroyed the rocket, its satellite payload, and a lot of launch facilities. it was the second falcon 9 failure in 15 months. so whether spacex can deliver on its promise of providing cheaper access to space without compromising safety, that r

the book drive last year by juno diaz, may have heard of it. i was like i will send it to her. made me human, half way. thank you, nicole. gina pohlman edited the intuitionist and then i started working with bill comments. over the years i have these ideas for books and i might bill, i'm not sure -- it's likeo a zombie boat, so to lock lock down and if i've just read it and we'll do. that's always been the case no matter what kooky idea he comes up with. we are going to get it out there and publish it no matter what it is. i remember handing the book to head, 100 pages of the book las. summer. he was like very excited. don't mess it up, post them. thank you for all your faith over the years. it's meant a lot to write and have someone in your corner like bill is a really rare thing. thank you, stared. [applause] my daughter, maddy is that how watching. she can go to bed. you are 12 years old. i really started that did the day you were born. thank you are you outgoing it to my life. [applause] packet is read. i'm really excited to find out. it is so much fun watching the did not

. >> so pick off lyft and juno and everybody else. >> right. then figure a way to market dominance.n raise prices or figure out a way. >> if you think they raise prices the whole model comes undone? >> i don't think you're going to get the margin you're supposed to get. they'll raise prices slightly or do better with uber pool which is really how they really make more money. and i think people -- they have to indoctrinate people to use it. there's a lot of risk factors for that going forward. >> quickly, ces next week. vr, ai all that stuff? >> you'll see more drones. ia still driven by the big companies. apple, amazon, google. it's a hard thing to figure out. it's not something you're necessarily going to see a ton of start-ups doin' o their own. >> what's this ipad siri upgrade business about? >> well, so -- you know what? there's google home build device and amazon echo. i think there's a way for app toll get into the market by upgrading siri. >> but always be through a phone device. you don't think they're going to have a purpose-built mike in your house? >> i'm sure they're thi