restores. >> -- roche restores. >> of president a trivia. did you know our nation had 14 presidents before george washington. it is true. >> annapolis, md. played a key role in the creation of the united states as we know it. it served as a bridge between the revolutionary war and the constitutional convention. who knew? these people do. good they want to get the word out to the rest of us. meet the founders association. >> it tells the story of their roles of annapolis in the united states. >> they are looking for all home for the artifacts illustrating what they call an invisible era in american history. a time when annapolis played a key role in the events set health make the nation -- that help make the nation what it is today. the commander resigned, setting the stage for a civilian government. >> this was the first time this has happened. the power was given to the people. >> a month later congress ratified the treaty of paris, ending the revolutionary war paraded in 1786, a meeting of delegates called for in philadelphia. good >> we h

that's a drug made by roche. it is meant to help patients live longer by combining an existing cancer drug with a chemotherapy treatment. but getting that help won't be cheap: the treatment runs just under $10,000 a month. it will be on the market in two weeks, and roche has a patient assistance program to help pay for it. >> tom: stocks staged a rally on the heels of some encouraging earnings reports with the indices rebounding from their worst two day sell off this year. the s&p 500 gains were seen from the opening bell, with the index building upon that buying just after noon eastern, and into the closing bell. it finished higher by 0.9%. volume was light though. 682 million traded on the big big board. just over one and a half billion moved on the nasdaq. yesterday's stock sector losers were today's winners. the materials, technology and financial sectors regained yesterday's losses, and then some. each were higher by more than 1%. one of the earnings reports that brought buyers out was hewlett- packard. it's

>> roche has indicated they'll have it available within two weeks.he various physicians offices to be able to get it on the formulary and have it available for their patients. if i can, a quick story, we heard from genentech when it was approved on friday and one investigator contacted them because they had three late stage patients and felt this would be beneficial to them and so genentech went and was able to get the material to them the next day and the investigators opened up the infusion center and kept it open on saturday and was able to address these patients. >> this is the real deal and i know people that said i can't believe that the fda approved it, this is so special, so it is a very big break through. >> it is. >> you even on your own conference call later at the end of the year were not saying, look, this is going to be a huge financial win because of the royalty arrangement, but at the same time you get european approval later, perhaps, and you begin to see some very big numbers and it is still very meaningful for your balance sheet, r

swiss drugmaker roche reporting earnings earlier this week. cancer drugs.n track for 2013? joining us now severin schwan, ceo at roche the world's largest maker of cancer medicine. great to see you. and watching your company perform is in stark contrast to a lot of other drug companies. i wonder how much of it has to do with the relationship, your long relationship with genentech, which is now 100% owned by roche, and your headquarters in this country. >> morning, joe, great to be here. yeah, i think it has a lot to do with our strategy. our clear focus on innovation. our focus on medical differentiation, our focus on developing medicines and diagnostics which really make a difference. really going for medicines, which for long life, which improve the quality of life. that is what our strategy is about and i think that's what makes a difference. >> the reason i just mentioned genentech -- >> from san francisco. yes. yes, it'sen extremely research entity, and that is key. that is key. and science and the progress of science and translating science into new m

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el medicamentokado roche, combina la sustancia herceptin ya establecida, con un potente farmaco de quimioterapia sustancia quimica.. los investigadores del cancer dicen que la droga puede ofrecer una clara ventaja sobre los tratamientos mas antiguos, ya que es mas efectivo y tiene menos efectos secundarios.. y tambien la administracion de drogas y alimentos advierte sobre un producto fabricado en mexico, que ha sido retirado del mercado por representar un peligro para la salud, pero este medicamento se sigue vendiendo en los estados unidos... fernando pizarro nos amplia.. la administracion de alimentos y drogas ya ha emitido 3 alertas sobre este producto mexicano, vendido como reumofan, reumofan plus o re- etiquetado como wow. una portavoz indica que analisis muestran que tiene ingredientes peligrosos que han causado problemas de salud y casos de muertes. 1 es 1 antiinflamatorio, otro es 1 cortoesteroide, y el tercero es 1 relajante muscular. lo que encontramos es que la cantidad de estos ingredientes variaban de botella en botella y como no es ingrediente regulado o medicamento aprobado, puede

spiral of violence fraught with grievous consequences the situation has been made worse in the wake of roche's fighting in and around the city of ramallah following four days of fierce resistance from insurgents complete with suicide attacks at that the french military has been forced to conclude that some of the locals made in three missiles because that is how ever some of the key areas in this conflict are still off limits to international journalists the french army denying a spastic saying it was for our own security and the u.n. high commissioner for human rights not to be belayed made it plain in a recent statement that the situation in mali is only deteriorated following the goring military intervention you know that part of that insurgency in mali's aggravated by ethnic clashes. camera crew witnessed instances of vegas exclusions and brutalities that perpetrated by the mali an army and survive. the military are not the only ones in gage's and hunting down people that arable quarry origin or believe that women are of the insurgency and eventually the locals are going after them as well

spiral of violence fraught with grievous consequences the situation has been made worse in the wake of roche's fighting in and around the city of northern mali following four days of fierce resistance from insurgents complete with suicide attacks at the french military has been forced to conclude that some of the locals made an extremist because of that however some of the key areas in this conflict are still off limits to international journalists with the french army denying us passage saying it was for our own security and the u.n. high commissioner for human rights not to be belayed made it plain in a recent statement that the situation in mali is only deteriorated following the boring military intervention you know that that the insurgency in mali's aggravated by ethnic clashes. camera crew witnessed instances of vegas exclusions and brutalities that perpetrated by the mali an army and survive. the military are not the only ones and gauged in hunting down people look at the arab world war and origin are believed to be part of the insurgency and eventually the locals are going after them a

and the rigors roche epileptic continue without and your budget.keep him sidelined with no time to the table for a return. a seven year career he is and is the equivalent of a season with various ailments. but it has played only 12 of the team's 54 games so far this season due to a surgically repaired ankle its agglomerates three have been anticipated. the good news is a specialist at cedars-sinai and most analysts said that if it is indeed a disk protrudes and of you should be able to return fully recovered and two to six weeks and the condition should not threaten his career. >> it is not pretty much shot. raiders defensive tackle desmond grants looked pretty out of it which was taken sunday morning in miami. franc lancbryant was a resident charged with misdemeanor criminal mischief. he allegedly went over to a neighbor's house a short list and drunk and cause a commotion, according to miami dade county records. he is that on the raiders' last four years but is said to be a free agent come next month. coming about kron4 morning the as another rou

market, and i'm told they expect amgen to regain the marketplace for die al says until late 2014 when rocheake over. a large cap, take a look at google. that continues higher. maintaining position above $800 a share. and zynga on a tear, good news regarding on-line gambling, legalized in nevada. and microsoft is getting the attention of wall street. the firm believing microsoft should split the company into software and device segment. we are watching that as well. >> seema, thank you so much. >>> to chicago where rick santelli is with us, tracking action with the cme. >> we are well above on the ten-year ricky. >> we are. and anyone who thought, why worry about the italian elections, probably not going to move the market, they were not correct. whenever market you're looking at, it reversed rather dramatically. we settle at 196. up 2%. now about ready to trade a 190-yield. you see it on the chart. one-month low yield. should we close here? you see the one-month chart. in some european market caught news on the election of italy and you can see whether they did the same thing and they are a

studies by the drug's maker roche found it delays the progress of breast cancer by several months. the f.d.a. approved its use for patients with an advanced form of the disease that's more aggressive. wall street closed out a volatile week with a big day. the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 120 points to close just over 14,000, making up most of the lost ground of the last two days. the nasdaq rose 30 points to close well above 3,161. for the week, the dow gained a fraction of 1%. the nasdaq fell nearly 1%. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: u.s. and japanese leaders met today at the white house. one major topic was how to deal with an increasingly assertive china. margaret warner has the story. >> warner: for prime minister shinzo abe, just two months in office, this visit to washington was an early opportunity to emphasize japan's alliance with the united states. and at the white house today, he heard welcome words from president obama. >> obviously, japan is one of and the u.s. japan alliance is the central foundation for our re

the same page with the vanderbilt and afters and morgans, michael roche and she's name for having given penny. the sculptor's pedestal was built that way and the statue of liberty was put up and there's a statue of pulitzer out in the park. my last bit of architectural tour of new york to show the significance of this, pulitzer has recreated american journalism. is important, the papers are being published every hour of the day. there is an important file in new york like the one in 1905, a reporter would sit in the room, right is story and hand it to a copy boy with the cup and open phone, dictate it back to the paper and print the trial and put it in the streets and little boys would shout so and so accused of so and so. that was the cnn of that time. so important that on election night people gathered by the thousands in park row because there was no radio to tell you when and if you look at the front of the newspaper with big board and put the results so pulitzer became the midwife of this world of journalism in which people depended on it, turned to news for entertainment, they wou

worries about italy and europe coming back to the floor joining us on set is steven roche, yale universityairman of morgan stanley asia, who refueled on his way to asia in italy a few times, and our guest host jason trenne trennert, whose mother was italian. >> that's right. >> and who wears very pinstripey suits a lot of times. >> yeah. i spend a lot of time there. >> what was your mother's name? >> disenna. >> jason disenna trennert? >> you got it. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. i know a lot about -- >> steven, when i do decide to talk to you, you feel like -- are you ready to talk italy? >> i'm always ready to eat italian food, joe. >> i am, too. or to go there. >> to go there, yeah. >> which is why, i don't know if i'd ever get it together in italy. because i would let someone else do it, wouldn't you? i would be -- >> i think we should move the show to italy for a week. >> oh, my gosh. >> pick your city. >> venice. >> i'm thinking the "squawk" set, amalfi coast. >> i'm thinking -- >> that would be good. >> amalfi coast. >> capri. >> we could do that, too. >> we're going to talk about

it is try to see through the bombs in the roche to have a longer-term -- bumps int the road. it is a cop locator relationship for companies and governments. -- it is a complicated relationship for companies and governments. the two biggest economies in the world have to have a relationship. afford not to engage. there are problems with international -- intellectual property. we are better off with the u.s. government be engaged. it is a two-way street with with the administration and china. >> does that mean in the argument obama had with romney where romney said declare china a currency manipulation and obama said no, do you agree with obama? >> yes here is the role of the president is to have this broad perspective that last longer than the debate was. think about a world where the two biggest economies in the world did not do business together. it is hard to imagine. it is an important relationship even though it is complicated. >> globalization has been a good thing. you could argue that. you could argue that it is an evitable. that living standards have been raised for s