it's also known by its target, pd-1. >> pd-1 is a molecule found relatively recently that seems to tampown immune responses. and so if you block it, under circumstances where there's an immune response already there, directed against the tumor, if you block that, then you can now reveal that immune response, and the effects can be quite dramatic. >> the burgeoning field of immuno therapy drugs also means big business. morning star analyst damion canover estimates merck's therapy can drop $5 million in annual revenue. and bristol-myers, astrazeneca and roche, he says, could bring the market to almost $20 billion. merck and pfizer are building on collaborations already in place on two other pfizer therapies and the same merck compound. >> the results that we have seen with pd-1 blockade are so remarkable. my view was, we needed to do everything we could to understand that for the benefit of cancer patients around the world. >> reporter: roger pearlmutter told us after learning how the drug works on its own, combinations are the future for this technology. >> if we can understand how best

and not after school hours you're required to give the pd police department and the department access to any games as deemed necessary a requirement that is unreasonable but i'm sure it violates the fourteenth amendment of our resolution if you're knowingly in violation the chief of police will immediately impounded you all our games until you pay $25 per game to the san francisco police department. the times have changed and arcade and on ball games are more of a inch that appeals to people of my age and supervisor farrell's and supervisor wiener's age and so on and so forth. according to the entertainment commission there are only two permitted arcades in the city if kids wanted to play video games they could take out their cell phones. we've spent a lot of time passing laws but we need to go back and review old laws especially who those laws are unduly effecting business owners so this has a pinball lead that enjoy getting to know their neighborhoods it's a true asset of the community it's important we don't let outdated codes stand in the way of our residents and folks to enlighte

. >> reporter: the call came over the oakland pd radio at 6:00 this morning. officers were searching for two hours for a man that fled this car in east oakland, that the police say was part of a home invasion robbery back on july 12th. >> the man he is fleeing. [gunfire] >> shots fired. >> one down, call the medical, send them in. >> medical. is the suspect down or an officer? >> reporter: oakland police say it was a sheriff's deputy firing 8 shots, killing a fleeing suspect described as a black male in his early 20s. the k-9 officer was called in to search the neighborhood. >> we are conducting a search of the area to locate a weapon or any weapon. >> reporter: so far they found nothing. the police point out the home invasion included a pistol whipping. >> we know a firearm was associated to this crime. there is always a level of concern. >> he was a suspect but in a car two weeks ago? >> reporter: there are those here that feel police shoot too quickly. imagining every situation to be life threatening. >> it is not. the police leave people alone and they wou

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louis pded pd who in theory were in charge of the investigation.e a listen. >> spoke to the individuals about getting off of the street and perhaps taking the sidewalk. one individual complied. the other did not. in fact, as the officer decided to get out of his car to continue the conversation he was pushed become in the car and there was a physical confrontation in the car where there was a struggle over the officer's gun. we ino, for example, this was one shot fired within the car. we're taking a look at the rest of the details of the investigation at this point to determine exactly what happened once the police officer exited the car. lisa, when the chief of police is talking about the police telling the individual, spoke to the individuals about getting off of the street and taking the sidewalk, what does that have to do with the potential that an officer was responding to a robbery? >> consider the evolution of this story. from monday to friday. on monday, mike brown was guilty at most of jaywalking. the police officer was telling him to get

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friend of williams, who was diagnosed with parkinson's in 1991, just tweeted, stunned to learn robin had pd. pretty sure his support for our foundation predated his diagnosis. a true friend, i wish him peace. williams' family have requested privacy since his death, are all sharing their memories of the man most of us thought we knew, but only knew on screen. his youngest son cody saying, i will miss him and take him with me everywhere i go for the rest of my life. and will look forward forever to the moment when i get to see him again. susan, his wife, hopes others might live learning a lesson from how he died. it is our hope, in the wake of robin's tragic passing, she said, that others will find the strength to seek the care and support they need to treat whatever battles, they are facing, so they may feel less afraid. williams' widow says the family found solace in the tremendous outpouring of affection and admiration since his death. his greatest legacy aside from his three kids, the joy and happiness he brought, particularly to those fighting personal battles. david. >> all right. nick

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. >> i am comfortable and the pd is comfortable. >> i don't think it is any secret. we are the lowest staffed airport for police across the nation. >> they insist there was no security breech when she got by the tsa agent without a boarding pass. >>> police are trying to catch a killer, whoever is responsible for a savage beating. brian higgins was removed from life support today, three days after being found beaten and unconscious on church street. cornell bernard is live in the castro where there are tributes to brian's life. cornell? >> that's right, dan, a memorial is growing to brian higgins near 18th and castro streets. there are flowers and pictures. friends say he was a gentle soul who would never hurt anyone. now these fliers are popping up and they are appealing for help to catch a killer. >> he is on community patrol in the castro putting up fliers on the death of brian higgins and known to his friend as feather. >> we are looking to the public to provide additional clues where "feather" might have been before he was assaulted. >> higgins was found on sund

mike requested his records from san leandro pd.ctures of his vehicles on average, once a week for two years. >> there's one of my friend's house. one in front of a coffee shop that ifrequent. one in front of the library. the most striking image was me and my children getting out of the car of my own driveway. it's a disturbing tool police can use to roll back time and figure out where you've been. >> the information is only used for investigative purposes. we're not looking for, or researching their information, unless it's tied in with a crime. >> reporter: antioch pd stores its license plate information for three years. forget about getting yours. the department says it will not release records. >> law enforcement can't say this information is harmless, and meaningless, and then also not turn it over. >> reporter: he refused to request license plate records for more than a dozen agencies. three agencies turned over his data, the rest did not. they told him the data was considered investigative material. >> i find it a bit strange

the memorandum of understanding further states more than two years schedule for august 1st our pd will repay the 95 thousand and 2 percent interest this totals one million plus minus the acquisition fund and that jurisdiction transferred to rec and park upon payment and that's it if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you. >> any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is clos closed. >> commissioners entertain a motion. moved and seconded all in favor, say i. so moved >> thank you very much it's a big day. >> give me one moment. this is the same as recuseed. involvements >> welcome back so - >> okay. so we're on item 13 general public comment continued if you spoke on item you can't speak doesn't but if you if you can i have 3 cards - 4 cards i'm going to go ahead and read off the names (calling names) thank you. as a reminder you'll each have to minutes (calling names) okay come on up >> good morning, everyone. >> that good morning. >> good afternoon. i'm a community organizer and i'm here to speak on behalf of the western edition technology

i know that sf pd is working to bring the short to just your encouraged to text the police department. they've organized a fundraiser but also nor his girlfriend and baby i've posted it on my facebook page i hope you'll give 10 or $2 to his family. thank you transportation authority >> he sound likeed a great young man. >> supervisor avalos wants to be referred. i want to say directing the resolution thank you supervisor eric mar and supervisor david campos for their co-sponsorship and supervisor jane kim. thank you. >> thank you supervisor avalos and supervisor campos. >> thank you madam clerk i forgot to thank my staff that has been working with the buy out legislation and specifically hillary as well as laura lien and the assistance of edwin who is a volunteer from my district who he himself has been dealing with the issues of displacement that i thank you. >> mr. president, that concludes the roll call. >> general public comment. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except

. >> reporter: when it comes to security, santa clara pd says expect it to be like going through an airport. multiple agencies will handle safety. signs outside make it clear keep that big purse at home. only nfl approved clear plastic bags, one-gallon zip lock plastic bags are allowed past the gates. >> we're hoping to get everybody in by kickoff and everybody has a good experience. >> reporter: at levi's stadium, mark kelly, kpix5. >>> it should come as no surprise that a stadium at silicon valley is high-tech. the stadium has its own app. you can order food from your seat and if you miss any action, it can get you caught up. >> the simple fact that the app allows you during the game to check out replays, that's exciting to me. i'm looking forward to take advantage of that. i live in the silicon valley. i love technology. >> the stadium is also green and uses recycled water to water the field. our count down to kickoff starts at noon and the game gets going the 1:00. >>> i've been doing this my whole life. >> still to come, a california swimmer gets back in the water just a month after a

that use, everybody from oakland pd -- tough neighborhood, we know, dallas, etc.s your first thought when you saw all of what was happening not just in the wake of it, but, of course, the only video evidence they have of the initial crime, the initial alleged crime is very fuzzy store video, store security video. >> yeah. a lot of third party video. now, i served a career at law enforcement in oakland, california, which has about 800 of our cameras deployed. you know, every police department in this country could just be a shot away from ferguson, missouri. that type of incident happening to coast. so officers, departments, cities, they need to engage and equip with current trending technology that actually allows for capture of accurate records of what they're engaged in. liz: hey, i would love that, but these things are not cheap, right, steve? i mean, $900 per device. this at a time when budgets are being cut at both state and local level. how do do you convince them, what is the data you use that proves that these things are value signal. >> so at v view, obvi

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the prisons lockup crews have visited, death vrow s a quiet place where inmates are much more concern pdt's not the case here. [ alarm sounding ] >> me, myself, i consider every inmate in here a potential threat. >> narrator: our producer met two officers assigned to keep watch in the adjustment center, where san quentin's most violent inmates are housed. the daily grind here is bleak for both inmates and staff. >> mentality of mows of the inmates is i'm on death row, there's nothing you can do to me. if i assault you today, there's nothing you can do to me tomorrow. you can only kill me once. >> narrator: assaults are so common here, any contact with inmates even serving meals requires officers to suit up in full riot gear. >> but that doesn't stop them from gassing which is where they throw a variety of substances, can be anything. urine, feces. >> any time you open the food court, there's an opening for the inmate to assault you. >> death row at san quentin is a really scary place and the adjustment center is the scariest place of death row. they allowed us to shoot a feeding. had to

ferguson pd says the officer who shot and killed him didn't know he was a spus respect.ends and family say the pd is trying to discredited the 18-year-old joie chin has been on the ground coveringents. life tells us very few things happen in a vacuum, spontaneously. what have you learned about the roots of the conflict that we are watching on television? >> reporter: tony, it is quite a story developing. we are at the quick trip where a lot of the protest took place. as you can see, captain johnson, the state highway patrol captain who has now been appointed the head of security in ferguson and around the community as well. he is coordinating and become something of a rock star in this area. people having their picture made with him. they are very concerned. they are trying to keep him in the center of this conversation. they want to make sure it stays under control and the relationships between the community and law enforcement in the ferguson and north county area stay together and under control particularly going in to this weekend and going in to tomorrow, which will