. >> the director of the nci is currently out of the country. if you were here, he would certainly answer your question. i agree plga is a cancer we need desperate answers for. it does not respond it particularly well to the kinds of approaches of the cancers that are rapidly growing and have made advances possible. clearly there is a connection tween what we were discusses and why we go in terms of cancer focus in the prevention initiative, and the cancer institute aims to enroll almost 1000 pediatric patients in this release your stage. -- early year strage. they want to find what drives malignancy. they want to try and understand more about the disease. one of the difficult problems is access to tissue. it is not an easy thing to imagine doing a biopsy of a tumor growing in such a vulnerable place. there are potential ways that one can begin to look at that. by looking at dna that is loading around freely in the blood circulation. because cancers could do turnover release their dna. one can discover it by looking in the circulation for free d

and robert mcfadden, special agent in charge of ncis with the suppan group. when you look at this physically in the areas of airports physically ahead of the tsa check points, are those sort of ideal soft target where is you have huge lines of people waiting and no protection? >> it does represent a soft target. as we know in terrorism going back decades, for example palestinian groups in the '70s and '80s hit many airports in europe it's a plum target for terrorist actors and others with different motivations. so where you have a large group of people high density, though security in airports though armed securities is much more than it used to be but somewhat of a soft target. >> haven't they recently begun to put security right at the first doorway in some airports? i believe it was possible in lebanon and beirut? >> in some places but it depends where you're talking about around the world and even in the united states and with what the security posture is. >> is it a good idea? >> in the business that's referred to random force protection measure, so chan

yet the nci yet the nci has no dedicated specialized program for research excellence on the liver or liver cancer project. can you tell me why and wouldn't this accelerate the pace of liver cancer discovery? >> i appreciate the question. certainly liver cancer is a condition that many components of nci are involved in working on whether there is a specific division focused to it. of course, liver cancer is particularly likely to appear in those who have been infected with hepatitis c which is one of the great wonderful success stories in terms of coming up with a therapeutic that can actually do your people of that disease and should reap the reward downstream. i we will have to take for the record the opportunity to respond about the organizational part, and i can no doubt fill you in aware that work is going on and how it is being coordinated if that would be helpful. >> that would be very helpful. thank you. i recently met with the cdc director. one of the issues i discussed with the recent outbreaks of antibiotic resistant bacteria across the country including my home state of pe

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marine corps spokesman says ncis is conducting in person notifications to the affected navy and marine personnel regarding this data breach. it is recommended marines and family members check their online social footprint, ensuring privacy settings are adjusted to limit the amount aof available personal information. the air -- of available personal information. the air force is conducting a similar follow-up. the pentagon believes it was all available online through searches, news articles and military reports. wendy gillette cbs news, new york. >>> 4:39. no end in sight for the drought, some landscaping pros offer up unique and fresh ideas for the bay area. >>> what is cool about your >>> the bodies of seven siblings are headed to israel two days after they were killed in a fire in new york. the victims ranged in age from 5 for 16. the mother and 14-year-old sister survived. they remain in critical condition now. a hot plate left on for the jewish sabbath is believed to have caused the fire. >>> many sidewalks and driveways in napa will finally get much needed repairs. it is part of a

marine corps spokesman released a statement that says, "ncis is conduct in-person notifications to the affected navy and marine personnel regarding this presently unverified threat data before he. it is recommended marines and family members check their online social foot print assuring privacy settings are adjusted to limit the amount of available personal information." the new york times reports officials do not believe the information was hacked from government servers but was obtained from online searches, social media and news reports. >> the group posting the video says it wants lone wolf attackers to go after those on the list and kill them wherever you find them. >>> the efforts to defeat isis are continuing with more american and coalition airstrikes. central command says strikes they're two syrian cities destroyed -- near two sir yap cities destroyed equipment and fighting positions. bombing leveled an isis building destroyed weapons and other equipment. >>> an orthodox jewish community is gathered to mourn the death of seven siblings killed yesterday in a house fire. thousan

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marine corps spokesman released a statement that says ncis is conducting in person notifications to the affected personnel regarding this presently unverified threat and data breach. it is recommended military members and family members check their online footprint. the air force is conducting a similar follow-up. in the post, the group says the information was gathered by hacking military databases. but the pentagon says it believes it was all available online through searches, news articles and military reports. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> tonight san jose city council will hold a public hearing on the mayor's public message. lacard wants to help young people by keeping libraries open six days a week. >>> the earthquakes's new 1:00 kerr stadium looks like a big success. lisa chan has more. >> reporter: good morning. it was a sellout crowd here. 18,000 people showed up to watch the earthquakes's first game here at the stadium. the weather was perfect for the first season opener. people came earlier to beat the long lines. there were pop up parking lots selling spots for

the director of nci is out of the country but i will try to answer. it is one of the cancers where we need better answers for. it doesn't respond particularly well to the kinds of cancers growing rapidly. clearly, there's a connection between what we were discussing a little bit ago in terms of the cancer focus of the precision medicine initiative. as part of that, the cancer institute aims to and roll something like 1000 pediatric patients in this earlier stage of trying to understand what drives malignancy. i would be here surprised if some of those were not in fact yet p dla patients. one of the problems is access to tissue. it is not easy to do a biopsy of a tumor growing in such a vulnerable lace. but there are potential ways of looking at that by looking at dna floating around freely in the blood. cancers release their dna and one can discover it by looking into the circulation for free dna that is not inside a cell that might tell you what is going on without having to do a needle biopsy, a liquid biopsy. that would be one area of focus. and te

ncis investigated this for three years with no leaks. we during that investigation, found that an ncis agent was furnishing mr. francis with information, that they set up some false information to him. and it led to mr. francis believing that the investigation had been shut down and it allowed us to arrest him on american soil. he has implicated a number of naval personnel. we are at the -- on the timetable of the u.s. attorney's office in san diego in terms of how quickly we get to these things. and that's been a frustration because we have -- it's taken a long, long time. but i've set up a consolidated disposition authority. so if somebody was found not to be criminally not liable we're taking a look at them to see if they violated navy ethics. we are -- we are stepping up ethics training for c.o.s, x.o.s, people in areas of responsibility. we've completely overhauled our procurement requirements and regulations in terms of husbanding these services that gdma provided. we're auditing that on a routine basis. and one thing i do want to

marine corps spokesman released a statement that says ncis is conducting note if iications to affected personnel regarding this threat data breach. it is recommended military members and family members check their online footprint to limit the amount of available information. the air force is conducting a similar follow-up. the pentagon says it believes it was all available on lines researchches, news articles and military reports. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> yemen is growing more unstable by the day, even as thousands protested in the streets against them. security is such a concern that the u.s. evacuated 100 special forces members over the weekend. the un special envoy to the country spoke about the situation at the un security council. >> seems to be leading yes, ma'am then farther away from a peaceful settlement and toward the edge of civil war. >> fight asking raging between several groups, including shiite rebels who control the capital. sunnys, islamic state militants and al qaeda. many in yemen had been forced to flee their homes. >>> time now 6:38. sit back and

ncis investigated this for three years with no leaks. we during that investigation found that an ncis agent was furnishing mr. francis with information that -- they sent up some false information to him. and it led to mr. fansis believing that the investigation had been shut down and allowed us to arrest him on american soil. he has implicated a number of naval personnel. we are at the -- on the timetable of the u.s. attorney's office in san diego, in terms of how quickly we get to these things -- and that's been a frustration because we have -- it's taken a long, long time. but i've set up a consolidated disposition authority. so if somebody was found not to be criminally liable, we're taking a look at them to see if they violated navy ethics. we are -- we are stepping up ethics training for cos xos, people in responsibility. we upped our requirements in terms of husbanding these requirements that gma provided. we're auditing that on a routine basis. and one thing i do want to say though. is that, you could have all of the ethics traini

marine corps spokesman released a statement saying ncis is conducting notification to the affected marine involving the unverified threat data breach. it's recommended marines and family members check their online social footprint ensuring privacy settings are adjusted to limit the amount of available personal information. the air force is conducting a similar follow-up. in the post, the group says the information was gathered bihacing military databases. buff the pentagon says it believes it was all available online through searches, news articles, and military reports. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> israel is being singled out at the u.n. for women's rights violations. a u.n. commission resolution blames israel's illegal opparticipation of palestine territory were, quote, a grave situation for palestinian women. the u.n. ambassador says it is proof of the u.n.'s bias against israel. >>> one of the most controversial kings in english history is being given a royal sendoff. most people know king richard iii is the villain from one of shakespeare's best known history plays rich

yet, the nci has no dedicating specialize program for research excellence on the live cancer can youtell me why. >> live cancer is a condition that many components of nci are involved in working on whether there's a specific division focused to it. there's attention to it. live cancer is to be with those infected with hepatitis c. it should reap some rewards. i can fill you in where that work is going on if that will be helpful. >> that will be very helpful. i met with cdc director, and one of the issues we discussed with the outbreaks of antibiotic resistant bacteria across the country, including my home state of pennsylvania, this threat posed by antibiotic resistant bacteria referred to super bugs is so serious that last september president obama issued an executive order declaring that combatting super bugs as a national security priority. >> we are very involved with clan ration with the cdc. with the president's strategic plan and the executive order and the program is a multi-agency u.s. government involving the cdc, fda, department offing a. >> caller: agriculture and hhs. ou

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