la roche with werth at second and one out. will pitch oriana the bottom of the ninth.will not be a save situation. to get him ing straightened out. lately.en up runs here from his a sign catcher. here is the pitch. back with you tomorrow afterno afternoon. we will hit the air at 1:00 with the leadoff man" back in our normal spot up top at the tv booth, all-star travis wood. will go for burg the nationals. j.d.: a good let-up there by hector. two down. his second strikeout. quite a pitching matchup tomorrow. that is worth skipping work, to the park or tuning us up. then off to san diego and l.a. en: dodgers a winner tonight 4-1 in miami. j.d.: greinke again. roll.been on a nice len: 12-3. iancarlo stanton homered for the fish, his 16th. the dodgers have won two in a straight.losing two they will play again tomorrow afterno afternoon. to lombardozzi inside. j.d.: the red sox put a beatdown n the giants today 12-1 the final from san francisco. doubront beat zito. tampa , starting the day bay and boston were tied atop of a east although tampa bay few percentage points ahea

roche seems to be quite excited.ate since it was approved in february of $87 million in the u.s. that's for one indication, just last quarter alone it was $67 million. that's the first full quarter of sales. we're still looking for approval in europe. you have other indications, so i think we're at the very early stages. >> now, tell people at home exactly what percentage you have. i know you had to get going. you had a long history, and how at various levels what this could impact for earnings per share. >> yeah. what happens, the royalty structure, we earn from 3% to 5%, it escalates based on sales in the u.s. and the rest of the world. when you think of the potential for the drug, i think over time as you get additional geographies, additional indications it can be a multibillion dollar drug. even though people can be critical of the royalty, the royalty which goes back to the license in 2000 which was when the technology was unproven. it will attract an attractive revenue for immunogen. >> you have a small cell l

the collectors association is holding a meeting in roche chess stir -- rochester. they gather from all over the country. for many they provide a slice of history. that does it for us here at 5:00. for leigh glaser, rick quan, ama and mike, see you at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight -- fleeing the fires. the door-to-door rush in the middle of night to get families out of their homes, hundreds evacuated. three dozen fires burning tonight, and in the south, all eyes on the punishing rains. the flood fears as we head into this evening. >>> bear attacks. tonight, five attacks as of now. tonight, we learn of a little girl who narrowly escaped. now, out of surgery. >>> diana's death. the new information about that crash in the tunnel that took princess diana's life. what scotland yard is looking at now. >>> and the grocery store war tonight. the man buying carloads of goods from trader joe's here in america and then selling them across the border for a major profit. should he be stopped? >>> good evening.

la roche launching one out. washington wins their fourth in a row, 4-2 the final.smith will see aldon smith and he hopes it is just in the pre game and not just in the back field during the real game when the 49ers visit kansas city in pre-season action. smith, alex, doesn't figure to play a lot because this is pre-season. alex versus the niners will be intriguing. they will not face each other in the regular season. smith lost his job to kaepernick last year, but he says she looking forward and not back. >> he is one of the guys i have played with for awhile, but it is the pre-season game. in is just on the -- this is just another step the last couple years. obviously we disagreed. you move on from it. >> two days after winning his first major pga champion jason dufner was in new york city showing off his trophy and on top of the empire state building, new york brings him happy memories. >> getting ready to propose and wanted to do something fun and it happened to be july 4th. i came up here and i proposed to her. i wanted to do it during the fireworks on july 4th

la roche launching one out. washington wins their fourth in a row, 4-2 the final. alex smith will see aldon smith and he hopes it is just in the pre game and not just in the back field during the real game when the 49ers visit kansas city in pre-season action. smith, alex, doesn't figure to play a lot because this is pre-season. alex versus the niners will be intriguing. they will not face each other in the regular season. smith lost his job to kaepernick last year, but he says she looking forward and not back. >> he is one of the guys i have played with for awhile, but it is the pre-season game. in is just on the -- this is just another step the last couple years. obviously we disagreed. you move on from it. >> two days after winning his first major pga champion jason dufner was in new york city showing off his trophy and on top of the empire state building, new york brings him happy memories. >> getting ready to propose and wanted to do something funat and it happened to be july 4th. i came up here and i proposed to her. i wanted to do it during the fireworks on

la roche launching one out. washington wins their fourth in a row, 4-2 the final. alex smith will see aldon smith and he hopes it is just in the pre game and not just in the back field during the real game when the 49ers visit kansas city in pre-season action. smith, alex, doesn't figure to play a lot because this is pre-season. alex versus the niners will be intriguing. they will not face each other in the regular season. smith lost his job to kaepernick last year, but he says she looking forward and not back. >> he is one of the guys i have played with for awhile, but it is the pre-season game. in is just on the -- this is just another step the last couple years. obviously we disagreed. you move on from it. >> two days after winning his first major pga champion jason dufner was in new york city showing off his trophy and on top of the empire state building, new york brings him happy memories. >> getting ready to propose and wanted to do something fun and it happened to be july 4th. i came up here and i proposed to her. i wanted to do it during the fireworks on ju

there have been rumors that roche is going to make a bid for alexion. there are a bunch of companies out there that the market is speculating may be next. >> that amgen/onyx deal was not the only big merger announced today, you also had astrazeneca bolstering its pipeline of new cancer drugs as well. agreeing to approve privately held u.s. company for half a billion dollars, also oil and gas producer is selling part of its stake in a natural gas site off the shores of mozambique to an indian company. and pittsburgh's tms international, which provides services and materials to steel mills announced it is selling is itself. the founders of the hyatt hotel chain and other industrial businesses, that is a cash deal worth more than $1 billion. shares of astrazeneca were slightly lower. shares of annadarko were higher. >> one more merger we told you about that was in the works on friday. was confirmed today. electronics stock exchange operator is buying rival direct edge. the deal will create the second largest u.s. stock exchange. they will trade more shares

so take a look at those quality, big-name european stocks, such as basf, novartis, roche, siemens, and the like, and i think you'll do really well to capitalize on a rebound. - what about the automakers in europe? - well, volkswagen just hit a relative high, and i'm very, very positive about them. austerity seemed to work for the europeans, and they're coming back. maybe it's not what we want to do, but autos and cyclicals, my one concern is, here in the united states, they didn't do as well as quickly, so really try to take a look at growth and financials and diversified blue-chips. - i'm glad you mentioned austerity, because i saw today that the unemployment rate in spain is down. does that mean that this phase, this austerity phase in europe is over with? - i don't think so. i'm really glad they're coming back. it's not exactly the policy that we would do in the united states, but, of course, there's the dictates that they have to do over in europe, and it's actually working for them, and i think the european shares are actually under-owned. so, do your homework, and i think the val

nothing worked on aids until one thousand nine hundred four when roche after many many years of incredibly sophisticated drug design put injuries on the market and that became the basis of the h.r.t. cocktails and you saw the death where the death rates drop. in oregon which i would want to finish with david how would you like to see this scenario change with the pharmaceutical sorry you got thirty seconds ok i think what we've got to do is that we have to change the system another involves changing the toxin status of drugs we may need to look at whether drugs should be available on prescription only but we certainly should insist that the public school companies kind of do clinical trials and hide the data from those trials for the rest of us these data need to be to be openly accessible to experts who can scrutinize the claims that are being made about whether these pills or how full on off many thanks might get say this is a fascinating discussion and many thanks to my guest today in bangor chicago and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are so you next time reme

roche should -- mirosh. so now we go to agnessa with mirosha in kazakh stand. aholding agulia, who you will hear from in a minute, who is actually agnessa's niece but she and mirosha adopted her. here's the story that gets a little more gruesome -- or agnessa accompanying mirosha on a camp inspection of kazakhstan camps. and miroshas boss is making advance toward her, and they called him pot belly, and to escape his advances she goes on the train trip around kazakhstan, and here is her story. as mirosha disembarks at the station, he rejected the bored agnessa's request to come along. on his return, mirosha lay in the sleeping car without a word. the other inspectors told agnessa of miserable families, freezing in crude shelters. they said the female manager of the supply depot had pointed out -- take a look at that hovel. the mother and father died leaving behind three young children. the two-year-old died shortly after them. the older boy took out a knife, cut his brother into pieces, sharing them with his sister. that night agnessa told mirosha what she heard

. >>> this week marked the 68th anniversary of the atomic bombing in her roche ma in 1945.there was a somber ceremony in the city's peace memorial park to honor the dead. nuclear weapons that are currently in the u.s. arsenal have an explosive impact that is almost 15 times that of little b boy, the bomb used on her roiro ma. how many bombs does the united states have in its arsenal today? is it a, 5,700, b, 6,700, c, 7,700, or d, 8,700. go to our website for the correct answer. if you miss a show, go to itunes.com/fareed. >>> this book of the week is by black, on roosevelt. a surprising approach for an afternoon conservative but he make his case very well. this isn't an ominous clip of an incoming ufr. you're looking at the city of aleppo in syria. watch what happens as you drag this bar to the right. these extraordinary before and after satellite images released by amnesty international this week show changes to the city in just 12 months. 1,000 road blocks are scattered throughout and the extend of the devastation is truly vast. after 12 months of bombardment, hundreds o

lawmakeres are calling roche's move, quote, a slap in the face. >> we are awaiting a bombshell that could rock major league baseball. officials set to hand down punishment in the steroid scandal and it could be big trouble for a-rod, the highest paid player in the history of the game, all of that straight ahead unless breaking news changes everything. >>> first from fox at 3:00. there was harmony in the house where he held three women captive in chains for more than a decade, and the sex he had with them was mostly consentual. those incredible claims from ariel castro in court today as he faced one of the three survivors of his abuse who told him his time in hell is just beginning. all of that before big sentenced to life in prison no life of parole. and today relatives of the victims telling the court how those women are greg stronger each day, and then the third survivor, michelle knight, speaking for herself, telling a rivetted courtroom, and ariel castro, how she thought she would never see her young son again after her kidnapping more than ten years ago. >> and i would like to tell y

jay roche, bill, and thomas malin thank you all very much. >> thank you.jor developments of the day. the u.s. gathered international support for military action against syria. officials insisted the goal would not be to force regime change but to punish damascus for using chemical weapons. talk of striking syria raghtsed wall street. the dow jones fell 179 points. and firefighters in california made gains against a huge fire near yosemite national park. on-line, how employers can create jobs for the right candidates. kwame holman has the details. >> instead of trying to find people to fit jobs, companies should seek out talented people and mesh the jobs with their skills that is the advice on ask the head hunter. and some states are making public the insurance premiums available in the new healthcare exchanges. we have a list of the rates compiled by our partners at kaiser health news on our home page. all that and more is on newshour.pbs.com. >> and that is the newshour for tonight on wednesday, gwen and i travel to the white house for an exclusive interv

lawmakeres are calling roche's move, quote, a slap in the face. >> we are awaiting a bombshell that couldjor league baseball. officials set to hand down punishment in the steroid scandal and it could be big trouble for a-rod, the highest

some of the language is roche -- racially coded in some of it is not paid when he think about the combinationof these two groups and how they collude and what it leads to a just want to quickly mention a rally that took place here last monday and i hope that none of you were there but a few were there i am hoping that you are observing for our side. it was put together by a fair and one of the groups that was there was the black leadership alliance which is funded by john. these are a handful of african-americans who say that they oppose immigration reform. and one of the speakers at this rally was ken crow who most of you know was one of the founders of the tea party. mr. crow gets up on the podium podium and admittedly starts talking about all of the negatives that he perceives around immigration and immigration reform and then all of a sudden he started talking about reading and well bred americans. i just want to quote directly from his speech. for those incredible bloodlines of thomas jefferson and george washington and john smith and all these great americans martin luther king these gr

what are some of the biggest challenges in you face navigating roche -- racial profiling practices? >> the biggest obstacle i have has been in new york city, and the willingness of mayor bloomberg toured short to scare tactics. and i really hope some point he will apologize for what he has done. back up no evidence to his claims that people will die if we and racial profiling. what he has chosen to do is what demagogues have chosen to do in history, which is to strike fear in the hearts of people, to force them go in a direction rather than wrestle with the facts. when you look at the facts, the decline in homicides in new york city peaks are in the dinkins administration, false alter the giuliani administration. it goes from about 2400 down to under a thousand. 800, 900. then it continues to fall during the bloomberg administration over the next 10 years. 3/4 of the drop in homicides occurred before you thousand two. second, the massive increases in stop and frisk happened after 2002. bloomberge loo administration, crime fell by 29%. there is no evidence for mayor bloomberg's claim