we are asking nice and roche to take action.right des, what do you say? i definitely don't agree with that. i was on kadcyla five years ago. so when they banned six month increase survival rate, i'm five yea rs increase survival rate, i'm five years progression free since being on that drug. i was on it for three yea rs. on that drug. i was on it for three years. the point, when i started kadcyla, i was desperate. there were no options for me at all. the cancer was on my skin. it was travelling rapidly and there was nothing else andi rapidly and there was nothing else and i was lucky i enrolled on to a clinical trial for kadcyla, so and i was lucky i enrolled on to a clinical trialfor kadcyla, so i as on it for nearly three years, but it didn'tjust buy on it for nearly three years, but it didn't just buy me on it for nearly three years, but it didn'tjust buy me three years, it gave me opportunity to go on to another drug that wasn't available when i applied for the kadcyla. so... do you accept that it can extend women's life for

the chairman of roche holdings, christoph franz. we have great interviews coming from the world economic forum. guy: he did not look very wrapped up warm, francine. good job. did make some very nice flea medicine which could come useful shortly. hammond with philip earlier this morning and asked him about the possible deals the nation could get with the european union. >> what the prime minister talked about on tuesday is the need to move forward quickly after we served the notice to scope out what the end state is going to look like, get agreement on a practical ofution for the end state the relationship between britain and the rest of the european union, but recognizing that that will then take some time to implement. do we get into the detailed talks? we have to be pragmatic about this. there will be systems put in place. businesses will need time to make the transition. the clear message we are giving, and i think this works for britain and europe, no cliff edges, no sudden change for business. plenty of time to adjust. >> busin

reportera: autoridades estatales recibieron en 2011 una denuncia de roche, que decÍa que un proveedore ponen. >> los niÑos fallecen, sino tienen un tratamiento adecuado, el nivel de recuperaciÓn es muy bajo. reportera: autoridades deben informar cuÁntos menores fueron afectados por el engaÑo que podrÍa generar graves consecuencias. >> de continuar este tema puede escalar a travÉs niveles. reportera: no se mencionÓ los nombres de los funcionarios responsables, organizaciones civiles presentaron su deseo de presentar una denuncia penal. marÍa elena: es real, no se trata de ningÚn montaje. es la grabaciÓn del caimÁn, de caminar lento y apariencia histÓrica, cuya imagen cruzando un camino se hizo viral en las redes sociales. reside en una reserva forestal. segÚn experto, son los caimanes que llegan a tener mÁs tamaÑo, viven por mÁs de 50 aÑos. reportera: Éste gigantesco caimÁn, que apareciÓ caminando frente a los ojos de muchos, en un parque de la florida, tiene al mundo hablando de Él. podrÍa ser un personaje de ficciÓn. sacando de parque jurÁsico. llevÓ cuestionarÁ muchos a pensar que q

reportera: recibiÓ en 2011 una denuncia del grupo farmacÉutico roche.ación a fondo y prometiÓ encontrar a los responsables de este grave fraude. marÍa leticia: la presidenta de california, tiene cÁncer. la enfermedad se la diagnosticaron en agosto del aÑo pasado y se sometiÓ a un tratamiento que estÁ a punto de completar. napolitano, continuÓ sus tareas. ayer sufriÓ efectos secundarios y la tuvieron que internar. locutor: contacto deportivo... >> la vida le ha sonreÍdo en las Últimas 24 horas. no sÓlo ganan, sino tambiÉn fuera de ella. la corte suprema de california dejÓ el camino libre para que puedan construir su casa, sin problemas en san francisco. este fue el comunicado del dueÑo del equipo. como ustedes saben, nuestros oponentes presentaron una peticiÓn ante la corte suprema para anular nuestros derechos. me complace anunciar que esta maÑana, la corte suprema negÓ la peticiÓn y por lo tanto. no considerarÁ la apelaciÓn. ganaron y humillaron a campiÓn. ganaron a los tribunales pero faltaba la cereza en el pastel. ♪ ♪ un dÍa muy feliz en la historia

. >>> police took 48-year-old kenneth roche into custody he is accused of hitting two girls walking homeoxford circle. he fled the scene and returned a short time later. >>> pennsylvania attorney general is looking for tips on a disturbing child preld -- predator ring. a man has been charged with repeatedly sexually abusing a boy. jeffrey harvey and james parker was charged with abusing a child. they would hold parties in which the men would dress up in animal costumes. >> we believe there are other victims and other information out there, we would like to hear from you. >> funk you know anything about this or you're aware of any child that's been hurt call the attorney general tip line. >>> this week president donald trump is expected to announce his pick for the supreme court. that major announcement could happen as early as today. the general thought it will happen around thursday. on the short list federal court appeals judge neil prior and thomas hardimen, this is to fill the seat of kellie -- antonin scalia, who passed away last february. >>> a parrot is back home safe after the pe

right now that roche is a -- stake is financial asset with a bit of a strategic component to it.re's no new news on that. >> one of the areas in which you're committed to developing -- rugs is immune therapy immune noh therapy and other they are i bies. there's been some good news with some, an bad news with juno. as someone looking at that as an opportunity, are you, the balance between are you frightened by what you've seen happen by juno more than you're excited by what happened in kite? >> our program is advanced and very positive. we said in 2016 that we're going to file the first indication for carty for pediatric lymphoblastic leukemia. we'll file the first one in 2017 and the second one late they are year. that is going full speed ahead. erik: thank you for spending time with us here. novartis.z, c.e.o. of anna: coming up next, trump and toyota. the incoming u.s. president criticized the japanese carmaker over its mexican plant. we have the chairman's response, that's exclusive. manus: the billionaire investor says the new president will be bad for markets. anna: and we c

roche. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> you are asked earlier to get clearance to leave boston's harbor without unloading its cargo of tea. 10 men, including samuel adams, accompanied you as witnesses. sir, can you tell the assembly what has taken place? >> yes, mr. savage. the commissioner of customs, mr. richard harrison, he confirmed to his superior whose opinion it was that mr. harrison could not grant the dartmouth a pass until the duties have been paid upon all the articles on board. >> here, here. >> then gentlemen, with our assistance, mr. roach -- he too applied to the naval officer in charge of safe passage past the castle. he too said his hands were tied until mr. roach gave him clearance. >> the chair recognizes mr. paul revere. >> i move that mr. roach protest against the customs house and prepare a path for the governor that he on this day set sail with his vessel to london! >> no, no! i cannot. it is impractical, impossible! it is indeed out of the question. sir, you pro

join other trump appointees with wall street ties including stephen many chin, gary cohen and wilbur rochepresident elect continues to work on filling the administration and not ration day just over two weeks away. adam shapiro has the very latest. >> good morning, brian. good morning, the poll. the year started with his latest nomination. that would be robert slate has there. he is nominating to the next u.s. trade representative. this is a job with what she is familiar. white house are served in the bush administration as a deputy u.s. trade representative and he's negotiated more than two dozen bilateral agreements on everything from steel to green. he is also a trump supporter and gave her a tougher posture with countries like china and mexico. and speaking of mexico, targeted general motors and its operation in the country south of the border. the president-elect tweeting general motors suspended executive model of chevy cruised to u.s. car dealers tax-free across border making u.s.a. pay big border tax. general motors responded saying that chevy crew sedan is though that is forced on

. >>> "action news" was there as police took kenneth roche into custody.sed of killing a teenager and her 10-year-old sister on the boulevard yesterday morning. police say he fled the scene and returned a short time later. >>> pennsylvania's attorney general is looking for tips on a disturbing child predator ring. attorney general and bucks county d.a. announced that a man has been charged with repeatedly sexual lie abusing a boy. two other men, jeffrey harvey and david parker was charged earlier with abusing the same child. the ring sometimes held parties in which the men would dress up in animal costumes. >> we need your help, we believe there are other victims and other information out there, we would like to hear from you. >> anyone who thinks they know anything about this, or they know a child who may have been hurt in all this, please call the attorney general tip line. >>> 6:48 a live preview of "good morning america" is next. david is watching the snow moving in. >> reporter: the snow down by the coast at this point, still an issue for those of you

if you take section eight, for example, roche did find these uniformly positive results, but uniformly negative results for the kid who were older than dirt team. mto was an experiment that involves families living just in public housing and very high poverty nape country neighborhoods. not universe will section eight program at all and indeed there's another evaluation of the broader section program in chicago, brian jacob that doesn't find benefit, a little bit at younger ages, but not much until older ages. i'd be a little bit more circumspect in this cup of the conclusions and then i have got some other comments that i will provide to christine so that is it. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. i want to tell everybody we have two papers written for this conference by chris dan and sarah turner and they are available on our website if you want to get them and they both have a wonderful discussion and services many studies if you want to learn more. so ms. griffin, go. >> thanks very much. so part of the reason we did this as it seems to be sort of but

>>robin w: if you need to leave heyward and connect to the peninsula avoid what roche know or to anyd hot spots several minor accidents but they will be gone before you get out there for 10 minutes not that the nimitz rolling south under 40 minutes from 238 out to 237. be careful in 11 minutes to work away continue north on 17th. >>mark: in national the score resource officer after being caught on camera by slamming a student the police department is calling for an investigation the video was posted on twitter the resource officer responded and that is what we see a chapter on video. >>: officer came and picked me up and slam the me on the ground and out out and that is when i got up. >>mark: he was wearing a bicameral the have yet to release the footage she says she was modified during our disasters new year's eve performance. >>anny h: even a lot during appear recorded vocal track the publicists claim that the producer purpose to allow her to go on stage with defective equipment to boost ratings. >>anny h: the 31 year-old was arrested near sacramento yesterday is the third suspect

nestle and roche trading higher. rio trading higher as well in london. about a stock that has had a rocky road. bt reporting a sharp drop in third-quarter earnings as a write-down of years of profits mutes gains. profit fell 53%. shares crushed earlier on this week at the telecoms giant. ouring us in london, european telecoms reporter, erhan gurses. what does this tell us about where the risk lies for bt? this italian story is catching all the headlines, but what really i thought comes out of the numbers is this slowdown we're seeing, particularly in the u.k. maybe a brexit story starting to filter through. give us the balance of what is going on. erhan: the problem comes in public and corporate markets. you are right. there is slowly increasing signs of brexit effects, especially in the public sector. many contracts come for termination but they are not replaced, resulting in double-digit decline in revenue. more importantly, we see international companies, which are the largest clients of bt, having global order intake. this inevitably results in a sig

delivers acceptingccg this office playing this role te rit now but joining me is political analyst chuck rochewith us a lots a through this entire politicaloll cycle. >> it's been a journey.s been >> reporter: it has been at hasa journey. we're expectingwe're ex president-elt to talk about uniting the country which is somethingomethg that from your perspective you would like toe hear. h what are you honkieou hone specifically touches upon inal this message today. >> the majority of americalythis did not vote for donald truermit there was 125 million peopleon p who didn't vote for either himhe or hillary and then rhe got got less votes than hillary in thele popular vote. he's nothe'snoo say the legitimate president hete pe absolutely is so he has to is s reach out today. toy. we only get one chance to make e a first impression and as aa democrat an progressivean there's lots of people whos feel worried, tsthey feely feel anxious. he said so many visceral words about different communities.mmun people want to be set at ease a today. i think he has an opportunityas to do that. as a democrat who wi

here's abc's ariel roche yef. >> reporter: people around the world ringing in the new year with a bangnew zealand the first to bid farewell to 2016. with australia not far behind, shower sydney harbor with purple rain and star-shaped fireworks, honoring prince and david bowie. this dazzling display in dubai, lighting up the world's tallest skyscraper. hours later, a high-colored fireworks fet illuminating famed parisian landmarks. then to london. big ben, the eye and other attractions aglow in a show-stopping spectacle. and in packed times square here in new york, more than a million people watched the glittering waterford crystal ball drop. >> happy new year! >> reporter: but with the celebrations, added vigilance following recent terror attacks in berlin and nice. the year coming to a close with stepped-up security at crowded landmarks across the globe. unprecedented measures taken in new york city -- 7,000 police officers fanned out across times square, many heavily armed. coast to coast, law enforcement still on high alert while millions head home to get 2017 under way. abc news, n

carcinomaa treatment also sees potential label for expansion into bladder cancer area and partnering with roche megan here to help me pronounce some of these names. average target is $18 a share. pretty bullish view. not helping today. stock down is 3%. that name itself is hard to say. >> trading day the dow is up by about 30%. intra- day reversal for oil. very big one, in fact. let's get to jackie deang lielit the energy desk. >> sluggishness we saw in stocks today as well. 52 -- excuse me, 54.22 was the session high of $3 swing to the session low, $52.17. very, very interesting because there was a report that potentially libya wants to ramp up its output. shows you how fragile this opec deal is. u.s. production numbers out for the month, they are higher. people are concerned about that and spike in the dollar doesn't really impact this trade until it does. people started to care about it today. we saw a big swing in thnat gasn weather forecasts saying january will be more mild than expected. nat gas had a really nice run all the way up to 393. we've come back to that 334 level. back to you gu

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