over the past few years, a lot of the nci -- there has been new nci focus on making sure that there is greater uptake of the hpv vaccine across the country. do you intend to continue with that? if we discovered the cure for cancer there'd be parades in the streets. i think it's important, can you committed to continuing those initiatives? >> they'rer have much -- i should mention that dr. lowey is continuing and it's challenging so i really appreciate doug. his work is wonderful. yeah, we have a robust, huge portfolio. one of the most important trials is one or two doses of the vaccinate. r -- vaccine. that could be game changing for subjects in the united states as well as globally where cervical cancer is is a bigger problem. >> i guess it's a reminder of back to school time. this -- it's important for boys and girls, middle schoolers to get the hpv vaccine is that correct? >> yes. a number of vaccinations, hepatitis "b" and they work into the community is a real challenge for us. in terms of the information science to make it more available. >> thank you very much. i yield back. >>

nci is a good place to study those things. we can have patience with these diseases come to the nci. this paradigm works and i think the moonshot we can build on that experience. for example, area of the disease , different mutations that activate driver protein in cancer. those patients present with childhood tumors. the nci now has the recent trial that we just presented, shown here on the left is a growth showing one of our sentai us trial in these patients. this is the patient has one deficiency. my executive summary was the tumors shrink kids feel better, drug seems safe. it appeared a few parents contacted me. my child was on this trial and the responses have been marvelous. showing us the picture of the child pretreatment on the left and after treatment on the right. you can see the windpipe, airway is not being compressed by the tumor anymore. he not the social stress of going to school at the big lesion like that. so this is sort of a pre-cancer syndrome. this kind of study is a really great thing for the nci to take

i quite like watching "ncis" when i can. >> and? >> it's a top-rated american show. isn't it always in the top? so she has her finger on the pulse of american viewing habits. >> the prime minister has domestic political trouble. should she be telling the people she watches american tv? >> it's escapism. >> it was a human moment. the truth is we all watch good british tv. why shouldn't she watch american tv? everyone here watches "the crown." >> actually, my favorite right now is a french drama called "the bureau" which is about an espionage. subtitled in english but great show. >> "billions," "goliath." anything that is not about what we do every day. >> "the americans." >> yes, i love "the americans." >> wow, okay. >> i started watching that before this current news cycle. >> i'm a huge fan of "monty python." >>> up next, the democrats think the climate is just right for a big blue wave come november. question is, can they get out of their own way? and home insuran. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is

i quite like watching ncis when i can.ran labour mp margaret hodge has stood by her criticism ofjeremy corbyn on prejudice againstjews. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. is the anti—semitism row damaging your party? they were here to talk about preparing for government, but labour's shadow cabinet faced more questions this morning that they'd rather not have to answer about the party's stance on prejudice againstjews. one seniorjewish labour mp is sticking by her criticism ofjeremy corbyn, despite his repeated condemnation of anti—semitism. it's by his actions that he has to bejudged. and by refusing to adopt the definition in full of what anti—semitism is, he's put himself in the position that he is perceived by many to be anti—semitic. she confronted jeremy corbyn and called him an anti—semite after labour adopted a new code of conduct including the internationally recognised definition of anti—semitism, but not word—for—word some of the examples given. for some, it's an attempt to rewrite the rules. we

what is the name of the ncis franchise set in los angeles? we need an answer. anyone?immy: the answer is "ncis: l.a." >> really obvious. >> sal: maybe you should both sleep on the street tonight. >> jimmy: hopefully this will be an easier one. who hosted the oscars this year? who rang in? aviv? >> um -- was that james corden? >> jimmy: no, it was not james corden. andrea? >> sal: yes. >> you did a good job, it was you. >> jimmy: oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] well, congratulations, andrea, you are the winner. bellhop sal will take your luggage for you. don't worry, aviv, you're not going back to the hostel empty-handed. for you we've got noise-canceling headphones, hand sanitizer, and a teddy bear to rock you to sleep tonight. thank you so much for playing hostel la vista. see you, andrea. tonight on the show, music from ne-yo. evangeline lilly is here, and we'll be right back with nick kroll. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big j

the nci has a recent trial we just presented.e left is a slideshow in one of our scientists showing results of a trial in these patients. my executive summary was the tumors shrink, the kids feel better, and the drug seems safe. then the parents contacted me and the responses have been marvelous. this is philip aftertreatment. his windpipe is not being compressed by the tumor anymore. it is not have the social distress of going to school with a big lesion like that. this is a sort of precancer syndrome. kind of study is a great thing for nci to take on because of the mentioned program. sayinge started off by this law, referring to the 21st century cures act, a bipartisan act signed into law in 2016, designed to help accelerate product of element and bring new development and advances to patients who need them faster and more efficiently. we are getting your thoughts on cancer and how it impacts you. we will go to linda in fort worth, texas, a cancer survivor. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that i had can

in this industry, including you, think of les moonves, you think of this incredible string of hits, ncis "survivor. he is the one that found the guy that created "the apprentice." all these other great shows, "csi." this should not be the ceo job to pick these great shows. he is a finance guy, seen other finance guys do well in media. i think you had the best solution i heard earlier today you suggested this third course rather than some stare down options between viacom and cbs and the rest and that is that he take a preemptive exit in the midst of investigation spares himself the indignity stealing your lines, very successful 15 year reign why drag us all through it these allegations -- >> have the potential for further allegations as well. can never forget that. in many of these instances, jeff, there are others that come after the initial story. >> at this very network, as we know, that very network, not this network at cbs, of course after the issues came out in cbs news. >> charlie rose. >> they had 8 allegations, 27 followed this spring so you don't know if others will come out on

i have all my faith in the fbi, cia, ncis, cbs, and law & order: svu. [ laughter and applause ] in other [ light laughter ] i just went on a big exciting european vacation. i saw so many great sights. big ben, parliament, big baby, parliament, big ben. [ light laughter ] while i was there, i also met everyone's favorite grandma, queen elizabeth. [ light laughter ] it was a little awkward because when she first saw my hair, she took it for a walk with one of her corgis. [ laughter ] but i love getting to inspect the royal guard or as i like to call them, the british rockettes. [ light laughter ] nextly, sports. i'd like to congratulate the french for winning the world cup. france is a fantastic country. i love their toast. [ laughter ] also in france, they call soccer football. but it's more like foosball except the players are real. they aren't people made out of wood. [ light laughter ] they are people made out of wouldn't. [ laughter and applause ] that should clear things up. oh, the lights are going out again. that means we have to go to commercial break. we'll be right back with mor

. >> last week ncis was watched by 25 million people.on't think we are dying. >> a far different portrait emerges in the new yorker. douglas told the magazine that in 1997 business meeting moonves held her down, violently kissed and groped her and after she fought him off had her fired from a cbs sitcom. kristin peters said moonves put his hand up her skirt and touched her underwear. moonves who are admitting kissing douglas denied harming anyone's career and said he knew no means no but added i recognize there were times decades ago and they may have made some women uncomfortable in making advances. those were mistakes and i regret them immensely. cbs quickly fired anchor charlie rose after "the washington post" reported harassment allegations against him in november. moonves is already locked in a legal battle with jerry whetstone, who wants to combine cbs and viacom. the cbs board meeting ended today with no action be on the search for an outside law firm to investigate. but it will be hard for the network to return to business as usu

>> the 2017 assessment that the president says he now agrees with, that was done while you and then nciirector john brennan were still in office. how can we reconcile the president attacking you, but apparently after a very long time finally, allegedly -- or saying he allegedly agrees with the product of the intelligence community that you, yourself oversaw? >> well, this is -- as we've come to know the president, he is not a stalwart for a consistency or coherence. so it's very hard to explain that. one point i'd like to make, anderson, that i don't think has come up very much before, and i'm alluding now to the president's criticism of president obama for all that he did or didn't do before he left office with respect to the russian meddling. if it weren't for president obama, we might not have done the intelligence community assessment that we did that set off a whole sequence of events which are still unfolding today, notably, special counsel mueller's investigation. president obama is responsible for that, and it was he who tasked us to do that intelligence community assess inspect

overnight downpours are triggering new floering ncies. >> concerns growing over the dangerous wildfires out west including one that is already forced tourists to flee from yosemite national park. >> we'll take you there live in a moment, but let's start with the devastating rain and flooding. catie beck is just east of harrisburg, pennsylvania. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. we have seen days of downpour hare in central pennsylvania and this iss left behind. roads and bridges completely submerged. neighborhoods just overtaken by these floodwaters. many of the homes in this area have 2 or 3 feet of standing water inside. some people may have underestimated how powerful this water was going to be a had to be rescued by boat. north carolina, maryland, , virginiand many parts of the eastern seaboard flooded. the storm also bringing debris and heartache. >> folks are still out there looking for the missing 19-year-old girl. >> that missing teenager swept away by floodwaters in pennsylvania. authorities urging residents to be vigilant. >> attempting to drive or walk through h

. >> during the time that you are out of scope, did you have access to nci -- and acai? >> yes. >> are you aware that this does not terminate a top-secret, but a failure of this would require you to be read out of sci access, although you could maintain your top-secret? iis is an answer that i -- got this answer within a week. you aware that you should of been read out of any sci information? mr. strzok: i believe you used failure. that implies a failed poly. i was not aware of the fact that an out of scope polygraph required a read out of sci. >> i accept that. the answer came back from the fbi, that that is the procedure. the next question i have is, after you had your polygraph, at what time? when would that have been? don't know when. >> are you aware that there has been some serious questions and issues concerning polygraph lack ofion and laugh -- polygraph procedures in the department of justice that was brought out by the inspector general? i'm generally aware that there was a report but i'm not aware of the conclusions. >> one of the concerns is that when you are