i thouought hundns of thousands would die as a result of fukushima with cancer or leukemia, and--but it will also affect future generations down the timescale, both from the fact that the food and the ground in large areas of japan is heavily contaminated with isotopes that last for hundreds of years. so they re-concentrate back in the food chain continuously, so you never get rid o of the things. the other thing is that once you've got some cesium-137 in your brain or your muscle or your ovary or your testicle or any of the other several hundred elements, they stay in a little place in your body irradiating a few cells witith a high dose.e. so u don''t get a low dose; thohose cells get a high dose. so from two perspectives, the accident kind of never ends. it doesn't end in your r body--maybe one dy you might excrete these elelements, bubut you might not- and that the food chain remains contaminated for hundreds or thousands of years. and we'll start seeing lung cancer and leukemia i think 2 to 5 years from now, and then solid cancers will start appearing 15 to 16, 17 years later. s

mouse leukemia.rugsder a lot of the that were discovered were good for leukemia and not so many other things. today we discover them in slightly different ways. chemotherapy is used in two different ways and we continue to improve on how we do that. getget your surgery and you the chemotherapy p or you get it before your surgery. today we combine them. hopefully using clever strategies about what we know have how they work and overlapping effects. rather more than attitude. the other big thing is how you combine chemotherapy with some of the other therapies you have. i will talk about that. there's another type of therapy that works which leukemia. you just hit it very big. often you will push the patient almost to the brink. if you do it well you can salvage and it seems to be working well. therapya new type of that is coming. it is called metronomic therapy. you actually give small doses of the therapy with little toxicity. if you do it right and fraction it right you actually end up having better

diagnosed with leukemia at 6 months old.is cancer is in remission. >> let's bring star wars to the kids. >> big star wars fan, he considers this a cool way to connect with other kids dealing with the same disease. and battling leukemia too. >> it's been hard. just going through it. but i am strong. and i can fight. >> the tam family remembers the time when their son was in the hospital bed fighting cancer. so this is their way of paying all of the support forward. >> and perspective. and these are true heroes. >> how are you feeling now? how are things these days? yeah, pretty hot inside the costume. >> a little discomfort. well worth the payoff in smiles. in palo alto. lonnie riviera. abc 7 news. >> and, kids across the country can look forward to the newest star wars out next week. and to night you can catch the cast of star wars, rogue one on jimmy kimmel at 11:35 after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the sound of the holidays back at union square. the salvation army expects to raise $1 million for food and housing program. >> mu

. >> before the game they honored craig sager who lost his battle with leukemia. steve kerr addressed the crowd. >> while we considered a moment of silence, we thought he would like a moment of joy instead. i'd like all of you to join me in applause for a great man and a life well lived. thank you. [ applause ] >> really a nice touch to have a momentf joy. sager worked for turner sports for 30 years. known for his colorful outfits. he battled leukemia since 2014 with so much courage. was an icon respected and loved by so many. craig sager was 65 years old. >>> rams/seahawks, jared goff meeting richard sherman. concussion protocol. third quarter seahawks throwing from the 1. this time it works. russell wilson to doug baldwin 17-3. seattle runs a fake punt. john ryan, all kinds of space but then starts juggling the football for no more reason and takes a huge hit. stick to punting. look out! get down. seattle clinches the nfc west 24-3 the final winning despite the fluorescent green uniforms. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rocca seen know. >> winner of the

it with and knowledge as for his colorful after a long battle with leukemia.ncluding hang. you see him right there in the 10. a radio reporter fast forward to last summer after his leukemia returned, es p pn honored him. they led sayinger broadcast his first and only nba game. just a few days he wassen ducted in the sports hall of fame. his son quoted one of his dad's favoritization time is sympathomimetic reply how you live your life. we packed a lifetime and then some into these 28 years together. we got one from seth courier of the warriors, thank you for being you. you brought the best out in everyone you bet. he will be missed for sure. > classy, classy guy. the jackets on the sideline. very what he speech he gave earlier this year. that's it for us tonight. that's right. thanks for joining us. take you coming up on today's telecast: >> she was relieved of $100,000 of debt. >> i received a check for $2,000. i received a check for $1,700. and i received a check for $300. >> all my bills are paid in full. all the creditors worked with me. i don't have to do

. >> before the game they honored craig sager who lost his battle with leukemia. steve kerr addressed the crowd. >> while we considered a moment of silence, we thought he would like a moment of joy instead. i'd like all of you to join me in applause for a great man and a life well lived. thank you. [ applause ] >> really a nice touch to have a moment of joy. sager worked for turner sports for 30 years. known for his colorful outfits. he battled leukemia since 2014 with so much courage. was an icon respected and loved by so many. craig sager was 65 years old. >>> rams/seahawks, jared goff meeting richard sherman. concussion protocol. third quarter seahawks throwing from the 1. this time it works. russell wilson to doug baldwin 17-3. seattle runs a fake punt. john ryan, all kinds of space but then starts juggling the football for no more reason and takes a huge hit. stick to punting. look out! get down. seattle clinches the nfc west 24-3 the final winning despite the fluorescent green uniforms. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rocca seen know. >> winner of t

-- hard-fought atul to leukemia for stop he was first diagnosed in 2014.ayers pay tribute to his colorful attire of the sidelines. sager was a sports broadcaster for more than 30 years. craig sager was 65 years old. josh norman and the redskins back to work on the practice field today, getting ready for the showdown with carolina monday night. a huge game with huge playoff implications. the burgundy and gold cannot afford another loss in the final stretch of the regular season. one-on-oneorth went with the man in charge of the redskins. erin: we saw last week they were not really throwing josh's way, newton to throw his way. coach gruden: they will throw to benjamin. and will get some play, hopefully he will make the place. it will be a great matchup. he will be excited, but hopefully he reigns it in and plays good. watch the redskins-panthers right here on abc seven. men's college basketball, george washington got the win over central florida, 74-59. the co alison: you just want to stay inside if you can. steve: but we survived the one day super cold snap

a radio reporter fast forward to last summer after his leukemia returned, es p pn honored him.y led sayinger broadcast his first and only nba game.. just a few days he wassen ducted in the sports hall of fame.e. his son quoted one of his dad's favoritization time is sympathomimetic reply how youme live yourtic life. we packed a lifetime and then some into these 28 years together. we got one from seth courier of the warriors, thank you for you being you. you brought the best out in everyone you bet. he will be missed for sure. > classy, classy guy. the jackets on the sideline. very recognizable. what he speech he gave earlier this year.. that's it for us tonight.nigh that's right. thanks for joining us. take you warm, good night. just press "clean" and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take

from this lab, neon collegists and researcher studies lieu leukemia in mice. even more remarkable, worthman has battled aall and survived three times. it is a cruel coincidences that this favorite class in medical school was hematology where he long-another leukemia slides. he said i would be a -- you can diagnosis a patient's cancer by looking at the blood smear. there's something satisfying about being in this position, being able to diagnosis a cancer by looking it's rather than just by taking care of patients. wartman has been at washington university for most of his contrary. completed college, medical school, and his residency at the st. louis university. washington university states his life against all odds. in children, all is treatable but often fatal in adults. fur vie rates of first leaps is shim and data for double relapse doesn't exist. so enwhen he developed all for ha thrird time in 2011 when he was 33, no known treatment could save him. his colleagues a washington institute's jean knowics institute new the odds but wanted to do something. anyt

his battle with leukemia started in 2014. he would beat it, go right back to work and find the cancer had come back. sager was so courageous, so determined to fight on, he would often get chemotherapy in the morning then work the sidelines the same night. amazing streng. craig sager was 65 years old. many people including the warriors tweeted out their condolences. steph curry tweeting thank you for being you, you brought out the best of everyone you met. craig thompson, r.i.p., craig, missed by every hoops fan out there. and kevin durant, long live, craig, we love you, rest there paradise. the man who worked with sager on tnt had this to say. >> lot of fun days and night on the road. you only saw him for 15 minutes on the road because he had to move on to the next bar or restaurant to see the next group of people. just a fun, fun guy to be around. had a and an energy of very few people i ever met possessed, so it's not an easy day. >> one of a kind for sure. the bulls and the bucks playing tonight. players and fans wearing t

brain tumors are next to leukemias in children. and it's shown again in this figure. but the good news is, despite that, you notice before 1977, how many kids survived with leukemia today, close to 90% of children will survive leukemia because of the treatments the advancements will make. they'll go on to have children and grandchildren. i personally know some kids who were treated successfully, went on to college, graduated, married, and are living their lives. there is hope. if we do the research and put the effort, that we can make a difference. the brain tumors are still a challenge. but even there we're making small inroads. now, another way to look at the burden of cancer is in the person-years that are lost to the disease. and this shows you that this is tremendous. okay. this was the u.s. what about the world? it's even worse. when you look at the whole world. there will be 14 million new cases. and about over 8 million deaths. in 2016, i was looking at the figures, i wasn't able to update this, i was expecting it to go up and up. more than 50% of the new case

he lives in maryland and he has leukemia and is currently in treatment. while a lot of kids want to go to disney world other some othee places all he wants to do is help people. he wants to have courage and bed a souper hero. that him's mom says her son is going to be so excited aboutited this whole thing. she also had a few things to say about make a wish mid atlantic.t >> what i want parents to know that there are people out there who care for your kid or yourour children whatever they're going through. there are people who care. make a wish foundation has been a great support to me and my child.chil i would recommend all sick children to go to make a wish foundation. anemic a wish and fox5 a really wouldn't be able what we have planned for thisfo friday without the help of our local heros.os. tahim doesn't know this yet.t. he's going to travel around the area with firefighters and at each stop he's going to be asked to help out in some way. our local supporters have been so helpful planning this. he will be able to watch it alll on air. > if p people c

in 2015, he found a match, eight-year-old phoenix bridegroom, who had leukemia. she received the bone marrow transplant, and last month, phoenix finally met the man who saved her life. kasper was named the captain of the allstate afca good works team to honor his selfless act. >> we are a top rate team, and we tried to be a top rank team off the field as well. >> the little bit of pain i went through is helping someone with doctors discovered that phoenix's leukemia had returned. the titans continue to rally around her as she fights the disease again. espn reports the packers have signed linebacker jordan tripp to their active roster. tripp was released by the seahawks because of an injury last week. coming up in our next half hour, our exclusive one-on-one with packers kicker mason crosby. joyce: we will send good thoughts to phoenix too. thank you, dan. finding a warm place to go during our frigid temperatures. coming up, the local church that's already had to turn people away, and where to turn and today's big story, president elect donald trump was in west al

. >> yucca home is battling leukemia. his only wish was to be a superhero. to help that wish come through with your help. tisha lewis joins us with the story. >> reporter: super kaheem spent the day making his rounds across the district saving the city from all those bad guys. teamed up with make a wish midatlantic to make it all come true. >> i'm kaheem. i want to be a superhero. >> reporter: a five-year-old boy from owens millions transformed to a superhero friday. kaheem was diagnosed with leukemia but at this moment he fought another battle, being a superhero. >> what's going on? how you doing. come on down young man. >> reporter: super kaheem started his day at fox5. he arrived on a montgomery county fire truck where he was greeted by his favorite superheros. >> hi buddyism his next stop, the national harbor where santa was stuck on a ferris wheel. >> can you see off in the distance there, somebody needs our help. he's stuck. >> santa. >> thank you. >> reporter: another mission complete with the help of tucker. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: from th

a lilette stamp is battling leukemia and the make-a-wish foundation granted her wish to be given the royal treatment in sacramento, she was given a pink dress, pink slippers and went on a treasure hunt, she wrote in a carriage to her coronation and prince charming was there, he should up with pomp and circumstance and it was a welcome distraction with a princess who is been dealing with the effects of leukemia for a year and a half.>> such a relief. >> it is definitely a weight lifted. even for a day. especially for her she does not have to worry about anything, she just gets to have fun.>> she is still undergoing chemotherapy and that will continue through most of next year but if all goes well she will be in remission by november. let's hope so. >> we hope so, what an adorable princess. >> coming up raiders defensive lineman met with league officials today about a possible reinstatement. >>> plus the giants introduce their new closer. can't wait to see what he can do. a lot of people think this is what happened last year. if we had this guy we would've one the world series. sports

ryan tam was diagnosed with leukemia at six months old. his cancer is in remission.d year tam and his "star wars" team delivered gifts and good vibes to children battling cancer. >> he said the kids can't be part of the promotion for "star wars," to let's bring "star wars" to the kids. >> a big "star wars" fan himself, ryan tam considers this a cool way to connect with other kids, dealing with the same disease. >> stories they share with me and they're joyful they see a living survivor. >> we want you to join our team. >> i'm very tickled to come back and say you can make it. >> justin parker is battling leukemia too. >> it has been hard going through it, but i'm strong. and i can fight it. >> the tam family remembers the time their son was in the hospital fighting cancer. this is their way of paying all the support they received forward. >> it puts things in perspective. these are true heros. >> how are you feeling now? >> it is hot. i love that. >> yeah, it is pretty hot inside the "stormtrooper" costume. >> joyful and happy. >> a little discomfort, but well worth

diagnosed with leukemia at 6 months old. his cancer is in remission. >> let's bring star wars to the kids. >> big star wars fan, he considers this a cool way to connect with other kids dealing with the same disease. and battling leukemia too. >> it's been hard. just going through it. but i am strong. and i can fight. >> the tam family remembers the time when their son was in the hospital bed fighting cancer. so this is their way of paying all of the support forward. >> and perspective. and these are true heroes. >> how are you feeling now? how are things these days? yeah, pretty hot inside the costume. >> a little discomfort. well worth the payoff in smiles. in palo alto. lonnie riviera. abc 7 news. >> and, kids across the country can look forward to the newest star wars out next week. and to night you can catch the cast of star wars, rogue one on jimmy kimmel at 11:35 after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the sound of the holidays back at union square. the salvation army expects to raise $1 million for food and housing program. >>

his battle with leukemia started in 2014. he would beat it, go right back to work and find the cancer had come back. sager was so courageous, so determined to fight on, he would often get chemotherapy in the morning then work the sidelines the same night. amazing strength. craig sager was 65 years old. many people including the warriors tweeted out their condolences. steph curry tweeting thank you for being you, you brought out the best of everyone you met. craig thompson, r.i.p., craig, missed by every hoops fan out there. and kevin durant, long live, craig, we love you, rest there paradise. the man who worked with sager on tnt had this to say. >> lot of fun days and night on the road. you only saw him for 15 minutes on the road because he had to move on to the next bar or restaurant to see the next group of people. just a fun, fun guy to be around. had a spirit and an energy of very few people i ever met possessed, so it's not an easy day. >> one of a kind for sure. the bulls and the bucks playing tonight. players and fans

tristan has leukemia but he's going to be okay much this is his family and their friend al from cancer. they're coming together to offer support for goodness sake. that's coming up next. ♪ >> there's a package navy on the loose in south philadelphia and police need your help catching him. surveillance video captured the crook right in the act in both incidents. stow stole a package from the 1100 block of morris street and then again from the 100 block of carpenter street. if you know this guy call poli police. >>> water main break still causing traffic troubles in cherry hill tonight. crews started working on this break along route 70 around 4:00 this morning. workers are still making repairs out there. this rush hour. this is right after the interchange winter state 295. officials have closed the left lane on the eastbound side of route 70. well there's some good news for residents in texas dealing with some serious water issues. >> some parts of corpus christie are now finally allowed to use their tap water. officials partially lift the the citywide ban clearing up some of the issues

he's passed away after battling acute myeloid leukemia. he was 65 and i want to read a statement from turner president david levy following craig's passing. "craig sager was a beloved member of the turner family for more than three decades and he's been a true inspiration for-to-all of us. there will never be another craig sager. his incredible talent, tireless work ethic and commitment to his craft took him all over the world covering sports. while he will be remembered fondly for his colorful attire and the tnt sideline interviews he conducted with coachers and players, it's the determination, grace and will to live he display in his battle with cancer that will be in our lasting impact. our thoughts are with stacy and the entire sager family during this difficult time. we will forever be sager strong." he passed away just say after he was inducted into the sports broadcasting hall after fame. i was privileged to work with him at the nba all-star game in january. here is a look back at his life. >> reporter: for over 40 years, craig sage

>>reporter: he announces his leukemia was not a religion and for the first time he reported the nba finalseech reminding everyone to always have hope and faith. >>darya: he was not the only one being, last night look as steph curry shoes that he wore to pay tribute to the victims of open daily goal should warehouse fire he was wearing to set choose the clinic continues after yesterday's the storm took a look of some of the worst flooding. >>robin winston: that are recovering trains are moving but it had a domino effect now they're reporting systemwide delays of 20 minutes or longer 17 to 20 minutes from the bottom of the main is a high wind advisory. >>rebecca: firm that is some good news we're walking up to dry and windy conditions also is chilly out glancing up to 1013 degree difference more chilly temperatures on the way we will have more details,. >>darya: the clean up after the storm we had imparts a more and accounting 121 to customers without power. >>will tran: now engineers with the city released new pact to showing that time after that the motion to get compensated by the owner.

doctors first diagnosed him with leukemia in 2014.pital late last month. craig saeger was skieve years old. >>> imagine waking up in the middle of the night and finding strange man holding your child. >> could not imagine. but one couple in arizona faced that scary reality but they are happy to have their toddler safe and sound tonight. the mother woke up to sounds of her two-year-old whimpering, her husband then got up, walked into the living room and saw a stranger there holding his daughter. he fought with the suspect while the mother called 911. suspect ran off. but officers caught up with him and tased him after he refused to obey their commands. >> it's very scary. like i said, this is a parent's nightmare to wake up and you hear something and you're scared to go and check the area thinking, okay, it's probably nothing but then actually seeing someone a stranger holding your two-year-old daughter. >> 34-year-old or rin cohen charged with burglary, aggrava aggravated assault and kidnapping. police are investigate a motive. >>> ta

a young boy named hayden is battling leukemia and has one simple wish this holiday season.. to get a whole bunch of cards with his name on them. the cards are starting to trickle in. he is in remission from his cancer.. but he will need treatments for the next three years. if you'd like to a hayden.. the address is on i... i... i wanted those... save big. hefty costs less than ziploc. ? ? ? ? ? ? la vie est belle. la vie est belle. >> chad: i just found out that when hope shot my father, he was terminally ill. >> gabi: and he knew it? >> chad: yeah. so he figured if he was gonna die without dignity, he may as well do it the quick and dirty way-- at t of one of his enemies. if that's true, then my father was... not the man i thought he was. >> gabi: do you believe that? >> chad: if he knew he was dying and tricked hope into-- >> gabi: okay, we're not even sure that that happened. >> chad: yeah, well, hope said that he offered her a gun, so maybe he did want her to pull that trigger. >> gabi: did you know he was that sick? >> chad: [stammers]

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he works on the cutting the dais steadied leukemia in negative. even more remarkable coming he bottled is a cool cool, incidence that end i think that you could just by looking at the of blood smear there is somethinglo very satisfying to be in this position to diagnose just by taking care of patients but then to complete but a possible at this residency but they also saved his life against all of lines some survival rates are slim and dead double relapsed is not even exist. said developing for the third time no known treatment but his colleagues said the odds were against because they do anything to save their colleagues. something never done before the dna and rna from the cancer cells pet is from the skin samples as well to combine with the help he so soon leukemia cells. does dna becomes damaged over time or other environmental factors like cigarette smoke.ut teefour with cancer the mutated dna and rna, which generally work . . copying machine from the 1980s that takes up half the mailroom. the sequencing machines found the culprit and it turn

he was known for wardrobe, battled a rare form of leukemia.e missed the playoffs and the following season before making a return. his rounds of chemotherapy were detailed and in march he revealed the leukemia was no longer in remission. adam silver released a statement saying, craig was as vital to the nba as players and coaches, a true original and a central voice. silver was one of many honoring sagger. sagger. . >>> the warriors paid trouble to sager this year. the warriors are gearing up for the knicks later tonight. >> it was cool hearing the tweets about a guy that was be loved throughout the sports community. craig sager's first impression was the wardrobe. but the lasting impression is the grace and dignity. and you leaded to it -- alluded to it. opening night, they gave out fans for everyone. they had a me game -- pregame ceremony, in a day and age so many athletes and broadcasters were polarizing, nobody had a bad thing to say about craig. the warriors are planning a pregame ceremony. steve kerr will address the crowd, and instead of

a team treated for leukemia as a child, giving back to those who need it most.giving back. here's a live look at exploratorium camera. rain is moving into the bay area. lisa argen is tracking the storm. she will have your forecast in just a few minutes. yeahashtag "stuffy nose."old. hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip and ... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe ... and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. come join us this season,orld at the all new festival of holidays event... ...including the new world of color season of light show... now at the disneyland resort. >>> happening today the holidays -- what is that? holidays will hit the south the bay for the first-ever winter fest at the stadium. the san jose earthquakes will bring ten tons of snow for children and families to play in. the stadium will be transformed into a winter wonderland with a giant inflatable snow globe and

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 and target. >> i also want to ask about a trump administration, a lot of people speculating he will be able to bring back overseas cash. i understand you have almost 5 billion of cash overseas. what would you do with that if you had a tax holiday? >> thank you. by the way, we're very excited about this pro i

he's battling leukemia.. and receives blood transfusions and platelets to help his body recover and fight caner. he says he wanted to show how thankful he was to blood and platelet donors who have given hi life.he and several other young blood recipients have created holiday cards to show their appreciation this holiday season.those cards will be delivered to donors at all blood center of wisconsin donor centers and community blood drives..starting today. coming up--- see who ended up being the big winner... during the critics' choice awards. you're watching the cbs 58 [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] . half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. it was a stunning light show for all to see in fin

some are battling cancer, some have sickle cell disease, leukemia, it runs the gamete, but they were inspired and we were inspired to thank donors during our season of giving." donors during our season of giving." 3 the cards created will be presented to donors at all centers and community blood drives beginning today. 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is next...stay tuned. re and medicaid, here's something important to know. now you could get even more health benefits than you already have. it's the unitedhealthcare dual complete lp plan. and since you have both cards, you may be eligible for it. call now to talk with us and learn more. medicaid gives you benefits and medicare gives you some, too. but a dual complete lp plan can add even more benefits and features compared to original medicare. you'll have lots of doctors and hospitals to choose from, like routine dental exams and cleanings for a $0 co-pay, $1,500 in comprehensive dental care, and rides to and from your doctor or local pharmacy. you'll even get a health products catalog, with credits you can use

it was designed by 11 year old bailey dove who was diagnosed with leukemia in 2015. the theme is "shave away cancer". the star costs 10 dollars and is available at balistreri sendik's food markets and buddy squirrel stores. partner with the hunger task force and raymond james investments on "home 4 the holidays." its a virtual food drive that provides all the ingredients for a holiday meal. you can donate a turkey, ham or a whole meal. just go to tmj4 dot com and look for the "home 4 the holidays" button. officers from district five of the milwaukee police department are helping neighborhood kids shop for the holidays with the "shop with a cop" event.20 children from district five were chosen for the program and given gift cards to shop at wa the gifts have been selected and purchased, the officer and child will wrap the gifts together. milwaukee bucks pay a visit to children's hospital.. coming up new on live at 6.. players make a pitstop to spread holiday cheer to sick children.. tonight.. what they're giving these young patients, to help lift their spirits.. that'

about 90% of patients with instage leukemia can go back into remission. early on after this treatment. now, there's still a lot to be done. we are seeing a phenomenal signal that the power of the immune system of these t-cells and their ability to get rid of a large volume of tumor especially in leukemia are impressive. we are seeing results, not quite as good, but encouraging in other diseases including nonhodgkin's lymphoma. the key of further development of the technology is to figure out why they work so well in some cases and why they don't work. we have seen relapses in some patients. when they relapse, we need to understand that. another form of therapy is tilt therapy. in that case, you collect lymphocytes that are trying to attack the tumor. the third subset is t-cell receptors. that is another approach we are seeing activity now in another form of leukemia called aml. what is unique about our center is that we believe the types of t-cells you use to modify to attack the cancer is important. so, we actually will select a type of t-cell, a helper

. >>> long time turner sports broadcaster craig sager has died after a long battle with leukemia. the sideline reporter loved across the nba by players and fans and colleagues. he was best known for his warm personality and his colorful and flour escent wardrobe. he was 65 years old. >> he continued working while he was sick and bringing his joy into others. >> real role model and great guy. we wish his family all the best. >>> switching to weather. bitter cold gripping the northeast. we know it for sure here with another strong winter storm moving in from the west. we have meteorologist karen maginnis with more. >> in chicago and boston, it is colder than it is in barrow, alaska. world cup fa windchill factors will be a factor. winds gusting between 25 and 60 miles an hour. we have seen that out on the cape in massachusetts. we have winter weather advisories out and temperatures along with windchills, it is bone-chilling cold from philadelphia to new york and rochester. rockford, illinois, north central, illinois, high temperature was 8 degrees on thursday. you see just how cold

about 90% of patients with instage leukemia can go back into remission. early on after this treatment. now, there's still a lot to be done. we are seeing a phenomenal signal that the power of the immune system of these t-cells and their ability to get rid of a large volume of tumor especially in leukemia are impressive. we are seeing results, not quite as good, but encouraging in other diseases including nonhodgkin's lymphoma. the key of further development of the technology is to figure out why they work so well in some cases and why they don't work. we have seen relapses in some patients. when they relapse, we need to understand that. another form of therapy is tilt therapy. in that case, you collect lymphocytes that are trying to attack the tumor. the third subset is t-cell receptors. that is another approach we are seeing activity now in another form of leukemia called aml. what is unique about our center is that we believe the types of t-cells you use to modify to attack the cancer is important. so, we actually will select a type of t-cell, a helper

. >> 43-year-old, inspired the creation of the mack fund when he was diagnosed with leukemia as a child. >> it's a message of hope and promise. we're not at 100% yet, continue to support the mack fund and their efforts. >> the story of survival l brett's are why this crowd is here, hoping for more life saving miracles. >> i'm not embarrassed to cry, because these children deserve everything we can give them, and that's what tonight is about. the separation. -- celebration. >> they're hoping to raise $1 today's tmj4 is a proud sponsor, join. remember, buy an macc star, it was dined by bailey dub -- designed by bailey dub. it features a penguin with a mustache, it costs $10, and available at these places. >>> for many in these zip codes a night on the town is a rarity and a dream come true. a grass roots organization is on a mission, to pair them up with mentors, for a night out. there's one week left for mentors to sign up. >> i need you to come forward and make sure the young men have mentors to sit with them, and share with them, teach them etiquette of what to use, and have conversati

the 2016 today's tmj4 macc star was designed by leukemia patient bailey dove. the theme is "shave away cancer." the macc a mustache. the ornament costs 10 dollars and is available sendik's food markets and buddy squirrel stores. today is the y when we learn a basic lesson out weather physiology--a cold wind will surely exploit every and any opening in your clothing. brrrr! at times today we've w timates in the teens, d it's only colder john lan. high pressure has worked its way into our region bringing the coldest air mass of the season with temperatures over the next couple of days. by friday, the mercury will have a tough time even meantime, blustery breezes . will continue sending wind chills today and tonight into the single digits and teens. a wiggle in the atmosphere could bring more clouds and a few flurries tomorrow with dry, stable air allowing us to see more sunshine than we've in almost a week on friday. the slightly brighter skies won't last though the next storm system approaches from th and southwest in time will track toward us, likely bringing a

col >>> the golden state warriors took time out to finish a young man's wish, darrell aikens has leukemia and though he's fighting his cancer has returned. abc 7 has our >> he's trying to see how much he can make. >> reporter: 18-year-old darrell aikens is watching steph curry launch one free ball after another and they are counting each second as precious, grateful he gets a chance to fulfill his wish. to meet curry. >> what's going on, brother? >> reporter: kevin durant. and other warriors stars up close in person. >> it's the first time ever being up here, me knowing it's up here, but i've never been invited to come up here. >> reporter: darrell has leukemia and though he received a bone marrow transplant from his mother in june the family learned before christmas that his cancer is back and his prognosis, not good. >> he a warrior. he fight hard and the golden state warriors fight hard too. >> reporter: despite his condition darrell was able to make it to a practice to be with these guys. >> super stars, you can't hide it. >> reporter: be one of them if only for a little while. darrel

. >>> you can buy an macc star, it was designed by leukemia patient, and it costs $10, and available at the food markets, and buddy's stores. >>> and we're also proud to partner with the hunger task >>> that time of the year. >>> and serious claims made against a local pastor. >>> and pearl harbor survivors sharing their stories, 75 years after the infamous attack on our naval base. >>> and camping for chicken, to get their hands on free food. >> tomorrow at the new location. they get 52 free meals. >>> and today is the 75th anniversary of the attacks on pearl harbor. a wisconsin native was assigned to the uss arizona. >> we fought the fire for two days. six, i forg six or seven for for eight or nine days. [inaudible]. three and four in the room, and bring the bodies out. >> the attack led to extra precautions here in eastern wisconsin. the police shared the western union telegram it received that day. it was told to guard railroads, and tunnels, and docks. >>> a pastor is on leave - we so abuse viim to come forward. urage >> they haven't saidher not the or howonghe lears knew ofthe

ryan was diagnosed with leukemia at 6 months old. his cancer is in remission.nd this is the second year he and the "star wars"team delivered gifts and bag to children battling cancer. >> kids can't be part of the promotion so let's bring "star wars"to the kids. >>reporter: he's a big "star wars"fan himself he considers this a cool way to connect with other kids dealing with the same disease. >> stories they share with us. share with me and they are joyful and they survivor. >> join our team. >> 12-year-old justin parker is battling leukemia, too. >> it has been hard. just going through. >>reporter: the family remembers the time when their son was in the hospital bed fighting cancer. so thinks their way of paying all the support they received forward. >> put things in perspective and these are true heroes. >> how are you feeling now. >> it's hot. love that. >> pretty hot inside the storm trooper costume. >> seeing all the patients jo joyful and happy. >>reporter: a little discomfort but worth the payof payoff. in palo alto, abc 7 news. >>> kids across the countr

kaheem is batting leukemia. his only wish was to be a super hero and help other people. 5 teamed up with make a wish mi atlantic to make his dream comee through. teisha lewis takes us on his incredible journey. >> i'm contact team.>> i i want to be a super hero. a five-year old boy from owensns millions transformed to a superr hero friday, kaheems wasas diagnosed with leukemia, but att this moment he fought another battle, being a super hero. >> what's going.ing. super kaheem started his day at fox5. he arrived on a montgomery o county firetruck where he was greeted by his favorite super heros. his next stop the national harbor where santa was stuck onn a ferrous wheel.hee you see him off in the distance there? somebody needs our help. another mission complete with the help of pap a. from there it was off to the cap l toll where he received aceiv special message from speakerm paul ryan. super kaheem's next mission was stopping an all too familiarilia face, the grinch from stealing presence at the national theate

the high school football player ache instant has leukemia why and though he is still fightin fighting, the cancer return. >> the dream is to meet curry and durant. we have the story. >> young man wish. fulfilled at time in his life when he and the family need it the most. only 18 years old it has been darrell's dream. to meet steph curry, kevin durant. >> what's going on. how are you doing. good to see you. >>reporter: other warrior stars up close necessity perso person. >> miles an hour time ever being here. knowing it's up here but never invited to come up here. >>reporter: daryl has leukemia and he received pony marrow transplant from his mother the family learned just before christmas that his cancer is back. and his prognosis not good. >> what were you thinking when signature there with steph curry. >> this is cool. love to see the big smile on his face. he deserved it. >> despite his condition daryl was able to make it to a warriors prosecute to be with these guys. be one of them if only for a little while. daryl told us these super stars inspire him but it seems it may be the o

memorial scheduled in georgia this morning after dying on thursday after two years' battle with leukemia. >> berkeley received for freshman, a report for the campus. >> man who wears horns pat of his religion said it took months to get the photo i.d. because of his horns in the state of maine. >> the man goes by the name moon song and got a new state photo i.d. and said he was told he had to provide a photo without the horns, which he said are actually goat antlers attached with fish line, moon song said he went to the dmv in portland which he said agreed to take his photo with the mondays on, and i want to stress this is portland, maine, not portland, oregon. they don't do that stuff there, they just have birds. >> we have a full 90 minutes of news including breaking news in brace bin. >> in brisbane, on 101, a crazy police chase and we will show you incredible video of how far c.h.p. officers were willing to go to catch their man. >> we follow international breaking news after the did the of the russian ambassador and how the united states is take extra precauses. >> a dangerous stunt

she was diagnosed with leukemia in 2015. the theme is "shave away cancer" and features a penguin with a mustache. the star costs 10 dollars and is sendik's food markets and buddy squirrel stores. coming up in sports... number 12 is celebrating the big 3-3. what the birthday boy has to say about sunday's game and badgers quarterback alex hornibrook is questionable for tomorrow's big ten championship game against penn state.last saturday he wasn't able to finish the game against minnesota after suffering a concussion. all season head coach paul chryst has been using both hornibrook and bart houston. chryst said earlier today if hornibrook is healthy... he would not hesitate to q-b's.but houston has shown improvement since the start of the season. ((2:38 any game you play in, turnovers, takeaways play a big factor... he's done a better job of protecting the football and we're going to need that out of bart, alex, running backs, that's going to be a big part of this game is making sure that we protect the good news... it's numbe

who was diagnosed with leukemia last year. proceeds from the sales cancer. the star is available at balistreri sendik's food john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet starting at $39.99 a month. call now. and with home wifi, the whole family can be online at once. g reat for kids to stream scary shows while not cleaning their room. you'll also get our exclusive 1-hour arrival window, a money-back guarantee, and there's no contract to sign. get 15 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. plus, free installation and access to would rex pass up more beef stew? i don't think so. happening today - president- elect donald president-elect mike pence ... will travel to indiana and ohio. trump is poised to make an announcement today in indy

tomorrow." 4 year old athena is battling leukemia....and macy's is helping the make-a-wish foundation make athena's wish come true. on national believe day, macy's doubles its contribution to make-a-wish....that will help send athena on a trip to paris for her fifth birthday next year. "her dad took her brother to paris for his graduation, germany and paris and always said he'd take her. unfortunately he's passed now so she still wants to go 'cause her dad promised to take her there." there." wish is granted, it helps give a child extra energy, it gives them hope, it gives them strength to battle their life threatening medical conditions." conditions." athena is just one of the many kids who will see their wishes come true, thanks to make-a- wish and to contributions like those from macy's. 3 next at five, wisconsin's presidential vote recount approaches the finish line. we'll have a live report from one of the counties just finishing its work. 3 and summerfest anniversary party next year..,.why you'll be freefalling in 2017..when we come back. wisconsin recount of the presidential vo