t. cells they're killer cells they they they kill anything that's not your body that's their job in the immune system the thing is that with cancer cells they managed to hide they managed to convince the t. cells in your immune system that they're ok that they're still part of your body and so. that's that's been a major problem that was the major hurdle to overcome and the scientists what they did was they found particular breaks of course the t. cells can't just attack anything they have to know what the body is and so there are breaks on these t. cells that keep them from attacking the body's own internal cells to keep in to keep them from from from from killing the body itself and what they did was they removed these breaks on the team still so the t. cells were then able to recognise more quickly and easily and efficiently the cancer cells and take care of them so you have the body basically the idea behind it unlike chemotherapy or radiation therapy or surgery you're not attacking the cancer cells you're teaching the body or you're allowing the body to deal with the problem itself

t. cells within the system that are responsible for identifying these invaders the problem with cancer cells is that because they stem originally from your own cells they're very good at hiding inside of the body and so they were they were able to fool they're able to fool t. cells very often and tell them we're not bad we're not dangerous what the what these researchers managed to do alison under a minute managed to do was turn off some of the brakes turn off some of those checks and balances that are within that system and cut those t. cells loose and make them able to recognize the cancer cells which is often with very spectacular results so is their research already having an effect on treatment of cancer patients well for many patients for example with advanced melanoma or met a static cancer disease is that they really had no other options until now and they as i said they have had very very dramatic results that said on the other hand releasing these breaks on the immune system does carry dangers as well of side effects but generally more and more doctors think that we're going to be

t. cells from attacking healthy tissue if you have if that happens you end up with an autoimmune disease that's very common thing that you often see nowadays auto immune diseases now what these researchers have done is they've gone in and they've they've found these molecular switches that stop these t. cells from attacking the cancer cells they flip them off and bang they go after it in some cases it's been with briley remarkable results and have we seen this research having an effect perhaps on cancer patients already know it is it is having an effect on cancer patients the problem is that we don't really know why if it works so well with particular patients around one in five patients they say the tumors just disappear almost completely they melt away like ice in the sun but with others it doesn't work as well and with some actually it causes fairly serious fairly serious side effects because what you're doing by removing these checks and balances is you're giving free range of these really veracious cells in your immune system so there's still a long way to go in order to understand

they decided that this drug called primary which is a t. cell immunotherapy for treating leukemia they decided that if you're under twenty five you can get it if you're over twenty five you can't i believe that will lead us to take on that in the u.s. novartis had trouble reaching their margins so i believe they made one hundred seventy million or so in their first year of selling the drug for the first eight months and they're pricing it for seventy so if you consider how many people how well he made how many people could be getting that drug it's really not reaching the people and the reason is because it takes three to six weeks of manufacturers' technology you have to manufacture viruses that are specific to the edits you want to perform separately from growing the cells for your own body meanwhile you're dying from cancer and so if you can still make that turnaround time shorter and make the technology to double enough that you can really cost a mine is why you're programming cheaply and quickly you suddenly have a much broader set of disea

t. cells that are stopped cold by molecular breaks and found ways to switch some of those breaks off and if i release this break in the cell it's b. c. also in our patients that then they respond better to any other kind of treatment that as they are because this break it's loosened and this is a fantastic idea and will help many cancer treatments to be more successful so called immune checkpoint therapy is a groundbreaking approach that still undergoing intense testing until now doctors fought cancer by attacking cancer cells directly with treatments like radiotherapy surgery or chemotherapy because they rally the body's own forces though the treatments developed by one joe and allison generally have fewer side effects than those conventional treatments and they have helped cancer patients who otherwise had run out of options. so there's a broad spectrum because the mechanism is a very general make an ism if you could go to a menu different to most. some new period piece to be expected from this type of principle so to sukkot one joe and james p. ellison received the nobel prize in medi

we have the idea if we disable the brakes temporarily, we could let the t cells go until they had timeeliminate the entire tumor. >> and that reference, elimination, because you're using the immune system, this s not only about suppressing cancer, you're actually ri these patients, right? >> yes. well, i use thatut iously. in the case of melanoma, about 22% of people, in a study of thousands of patients, for whom there's ten years follow-up, about 22% of patients with latee st melanoma for which the prognosis -- the survival was about eleven months after iagnosis when we started this work, about 22%ain, after a single dose, are alive ten years later. >> jim allison, i want to talk about one of those patients. take me back to 2006. you get a call from a colleague about one with ofis patients who had advanced melanoma and was being treated with drugs based on your research. tell me about sharonon fe. >> yes, sharon, i found out subsequent, she was 2 just finished school, engaged to be married, you know, when she was tired and, you know, had some exhaustion. she went to see a doctor, and

>> well, i have been studying t cells for 30 years nosw, t trying to learn -- >> basically the immunetem's soldiers, so to speak? >> yeah, the soldiers. you start with a few, have to build an army, then they go out and take care of what problem it is, virus, infection or, in this case, cancer it's a very tightly-controlled process. you know,we learned that the antigen receptor, kind of like the switch in the car hthat as to be flipped, but that's not enough. 0sher molecule, cd28, we found in the ' a third molecule servees as brakes because once you start the process, you have to stop it to keep the immune system from hurting normal cells. we have the idea if we disable the brapokes temrily, we could let the t cells go unl they had time to eliminate the entire eumor. >> and that refnce, elimination, because you're using the immune system, this is not only abut suppressing cancer, you're actually curing these patients, right? >> yes. well, i use that cautiously. in the case of melanoma, aboutof 22people, in a study of thousands of patients, for whom there's ten years follow-up, about 22

two men are behind bars after robbing a t-mobile cell phone store in american canyon.wo men ... were arrested saturday night. this is a picture of what they stole. police also recovered a gun. after robbing the store, the robbers made their way into pittsburg ... but police were able to chase them down and make the arrests. 20 year old lamar crawford and 23-year-old alexander briones were booked into napa county jail on a number of felony charges. ( james ) happening today ... a school board member and county supervisor are announcing plans for a new san francisco police substation staffed by bilingual officers. the plans are for the officers to speak chinese and spanish on leland avenue in the vistacoin valley. resources for another bilingual substation on san bruno avenue were secured back in june. ( lydia ) in the south bay, two men could face charges following an explosion at a home in san jose over the weekend. families inside nearly a dozen homes were forced to evacuate after police say two men set off fireworks inside a garage on moonflower court. it happened ar

two men are behind bars after robbing a t-mobile cell phone store in american canyon. the two men ... were arrested saturday night. this is a picture of what they stole. police also recovered a gun. after robbing the store, the robbers made their way into pittsburg ... but police were able to chase them down and make the arrests. 20 year old lamar crawford and 23-year-old alexander briones were booked into napa county jail on a number of felony charges. ( robin ) it's been almost three months since 61-year-old rolando aquino áallegedlyá shot and killed his roommate. and police have still not been able to find him. kron4's michelle kingston spoke to the victim's wife ... who is begging for help. (mk)ácryingáit's hard every day for merlie gretler ... who's husband was shot and killed almost three months ago by one of their roommates -- rolando aquino ... who is ástill on the loose.merlie gretler, wife"i'm sad because the case of my husband has been forgotten."gretler says her husband, mark, would often complain about the roommate's behavior and his dog ... but never thou

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he's not been charged but a warrant has been filed t track his cell phone. >> today marks exactly one week from the midtermelections. election day of course november 6th. there's several tight races across the country. closer to phome,sident trump is endorsing a couple of local candidates. late lt night, the president tweeted his support for the virginia congressman. he cald him a fighter and said he is doing a great job for virginia. the president called him a popular guy that knows how to get the job done. early voting is underway but all ends this week. you can find polling locations and times in the nbc washington app. >> it's now 4:33. re's the other top stories we're following for you this morning. by the end of this week, 5,200 troops will be at the border. last night on fox news, president trump said the move was in response to the migrant caravan still a thousand miles away. but critics call it a employ for midterm votes. >> todayl homeowners w find out if the council will reason to their concerns involng cell phone towers. homeowners spent months fhting the issues. they say

cell phone stores. now police in the north bay say they caught up with two of the thieves after a long chase. >> american canyon police tweeted this yesterday. it shows items stolen from t-mobile cell phone store, as well as a gun. officers say they confiscated this evidence from two men involved in a theft saturday. they took them on a chase in napa county. they changed cars in concord, 25 miles from the original scene. they tried changing cars again in pittsburg, and that's where officers arrested them. one of them has seven warrants. >> morgan hill police say a social media threat possibly against a school in the city is not credible. students and parents reported a threatening snapchat message yesterday that including the initials bms. it may be tied to a threat under under investigation in benson, arizona. that school district has canceled classes for today. there will be extra officers at all morgan hill schools today just as a precaution. >> a burning rv triggered an evacuation at a san francisco lowe's store. abc 7 news was behind lowe's on bay shore boulevard after 7:00 yesterday morning. flames damaged part of the store's exterior. and pg&e transformer and pow

part of what a liberal arts education is posted is not to disembark car t-cells but cultivate skillsich like to lead and only 2% in democratic life. we've learned a lot more in last 25 years about the kinds of things that develop what might be called social skills. when i read the social skills literature, the noncognitive literature, the behaviors that the scholars are writing about a typical behavior choices say you're supposed to help through liberal arts education, the ability to form arguments, to analyze, to make judgments, to stand up in front of people and make an argument and be able to critique an argument. these sorts of things which with new tools for coping that within people which could also be used, so it's not just testing out the great books and making people cigarette and read them. there's new ecological methods and tools we have now that we can use to which would really work well. >> we will turn out to the most dynamic part of her eating conversation, which is hearing from you. so those of you i've been to a trinity forum event no before the other with three guid

to the cancer that's hiding and so i just want you to know there is really, really hope and these t-cellsnd it's a long story, but there's hope. there's hope and when we sat there and we thought, well, maybe. maybe, who knows? and he live, god love him, he lived for over 19 months and a lot can happen in 19 months and every time i walk out of my grand pop's house he said, joe, keep the faith and my grandmother would say no, go spread it. you have to keep the faith. you have to keep the faith. there are some brilliant people and we'll find a way. they're going to find a way. in the meantime, you don't know when it will happen. it can happen tomorrow someone can go out with a major breakthrough so tomorrow, keep fighting. you just have to keep fighting. [ applause ] >> thank you so much vice president biden for that inspiration and that is the perfect segway into the third and final session of this town hall. i'm todd park, incredibly honored to be a member of the board of the biden cancer initiative and we welcome three amazing leaders as our panelists this evening and if you can introduce

authorities say it started in napa county after a t-mobile cell phone store was robbed on saturday night. the suspects, they drove to concord and pittsburgh during the pursuit. finally in pittsburgh, they were able to arrest the suspects. american canyon police, they sent us this photo of the stolen items. nine cell phones, two watches, and a gun. both suspects are behind bars facing numerous charges. >>> this evening, a new class action lawsuit accuses some scooter companies of putting profits over people's safety. >> yeah, the lawsuit claims both lime and bird knew about dangers of the electric scooters, but failed to act. they claim they were walking when the riders crashed into them, resulting in severe injuries. the suit claims both companies, they acted negligently and that they should have known their devices would become a public nuance. a lime spokesperson spoke with us. >> here we go with weather, where we are talking about pretty good looking sunset. we have low clouds out there, out over the water. but above that, the top of the tower and the gorgeous colors of the sunset, th

along the lines of recovery we saw another cell tower go income a temporary cell tower from t-mobile. this particular cell tower can handle 300 calls at any given time. it prioritizes texts over data and also prioritizes nonnormal calls as they come in. very useful piece of equipment. when they start talking about reestablishing loved ones, we know that there are some 2000 people disaster wide unaccounted for. about 15 mexico beach. unaccounted for does not mean that they are buried in the rubble. unaccounted for just means that they've lost contact with loved ones or whoever they were communicating with.you see the number of people unaccounted for go down. meanwhile search and recovery continues it is still job number one even though all of the structures now have been checked once, twice in her continue to go back as long as there are people missing. eric: thank you so much. arthel: president trump praising those on the front lines in the disaster zone of hurricane ravaged florida. >> i just want to thank all of those incredible people, the people of fema, first responders, law enfo

t your cell phone away. be the president. i want to make surour water and air are taken care of.ant to stop those things that cause those issues, but i still think there is a way to mine our coal. if you want to come down here and pull the plug on coal, bring me something down re so that my coal miners can transition and i don't mean minimum wage jobs. >> reporter: and he spared little cticism for many of his fellow demo >> alcindor: but ojeda has spared little criticism for mano of his fdemocrats who he says have forgotten about west virginia. >> let's go ahead and start about why democrats lost power. ow why? because they sucked. they sucked. they got to the point where they were in office for so long. people finally got tired of it and they got kicked to the curb. >> he talks like them, he dresses like them and expresses the anger that they feel. >> aindor: mike plante is a longtime democratic strategist based in charleston. >> for a docrat to reach across and get enough republicans to be successful. you have to be seen as somebody who's not part of the potical establishment t

it is our one hope that, if we treat it right the first time, if we get him the car—t cell therapy, then she has undertaken a mammoth fundraising problem, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds, she has had help from simon cowell, jermain defoe and this was topped off with anonymous £100,000 donation last night, after hannah's story was featured in the daily mail. hannah, hello. hi, hello. how you doing? very overwhelmed! very happy. to say the least, i think. yeah, just, we can't say thank you enough really, from, to you guys, forfirst of all, you know, getting us, lets us come on victoria derbyshire to talk to the nation, really, you know, it is notjust our local town, ouro know, it is notjust our local town, our o local county it is the fundraising stretched worldwide, really, and i guess wejust want fundraising stretched worldwide, really, and i guess we just want to say thank you, our son will now be going to philadelphia, and he will be receiving the car—t therapy we set out to achieve, and hopefully we will be coming back with a cured little four—year—old boy, who can start to ge

two men are behind bars after robbing a t-mobile cell phone store in american canyon.s is a picture of what police say the two men stole. they were arrested on saturday night.. and officers say they also recovered a gun. police say the suspects made their way to pittsburg after the robbery... but officers were able to chase them down and make the arrests. 20 year old lamar crawford and 23-year-old alexander briones were booked into napa county jail on a number of felony charges. (vicki) happening tomorrow ... cal fire is conducting controlled burns in sonoma county. it will happen at the jenner headlands preserve near the coast. don't be alarmed if you see smoke along highway 116 in the duncan hills and cazadero area. the burn is scheduled to happen betwen 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. lawrence karnow: skies were partly cloudy with plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. hurricane willa is approaching mexico and will slam the coast with heavy rain and dangerous wiinds. flooding is likely in mexico and all the way up to texas. clouds will return to night with patchy fog. lows will be

allison developed a new way to treat cancer using t cells, his method unleashes a patient's immune system to attack tumors. in other words, it's your own immune system that is triggered to attack the tumors that are attacking you. this is called immune checkpoint therapy, and it's resulted in the development of numerous drugs that have the potential to save lives, none other than our former president jimmy carter is now cancer free because of this tip of therapy, but he is just one of the most famous of many examples. in the not-so-distant past, cancer could be treated in only one of three ways -- through surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. a friend of mine gave me the book. i think it was a pulitzer prize-winning book called "the emperor of all maladies," which was also a documentary. to be honest, the way that the medical profession treated cancer in the early days was pretty primitive. surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. but now, thanks to people like dr. allison and m.d. anderson, cancer patients have other options. dr. allison sometimes is referred to as the godfather of cancer imm

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. >> the cell lot was somewhat of an owe says sis at t-- oasis. was actually becoming a congestion issue. >> the cell lot at ragan vtional, small,y popular, tends to fill up quickly. it creates backups that's exacerbated by the lanecl ures. it's a recipe for gridlock. >> the new work around is to park in the regular garages for up to an hour. for more changes to keep in mind as the traveling around the airport itself becomes a bit more aticky. ragan national, adamtuss, news 4. >>> well, if you're going to the capital one arena any time soon, a riff hungry. news 4 took a tour behind the scenes to check out the upgrades made to the arena over the summer including the new concession stands where you can customize your meals. a falafa waffle. >> can you say that? >> if you're in drinks, there's a beer wall. how many beers can you pour? >> some people would never stop. >> i was going to say, bring a gigantic cup. this is part of the $40 million vation that began after the caps won the stanley cup. i think they're expecting more peop. >> you think? othe

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. >> we all want our cell phones anle t to run faster. l of those devices in your hous especially if we're streaming something, but would you want a cell phone tower in your front yard in order to have the faster service? well, many say no. >> today the county council wila vote o zoning amendment regarding the cell phone towers. chris lawrence is live with more on this. good morning. >> >> yeah, a l of homeowners see their property value heading in the other direction.ca yo bet they'll pay attention to what happens here in a few hours. right now h theye to be set back 60 feet from homes but this would cut that in half and allow more towers to be 30 feet away from homes. the president of the montgomery county counsel says it will allow carriers to push ahead with 5-g technology but some residents are up in arms saying they're porttyed about the effect on their home's value. they have been demanding to be heard. but montgomery county leaders say there's a chance that the state will take control. for example, the virginia legislature this yea

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cell phones. what i have seen is an amazing response by the communication industry to start getting in here and building -- rebuilding with temporary towers. we have had an -- at&tones, cell phones that are operational, verizon is putting up temporary towers everywhere, which is going to be essential for us to coordinate and synchronize the response efforts that are taking place. and again, we've had convoys of trucks, of materials, of equipment, of law enforcement, first responders, all pouring in. we've had great ngos and pbos that have been coming in, nongovernmental organizations, private organizations that are helping, such as samaritans purse, red cross, the -- today, we finally started seeing the food kitchens from our great friends from the salvation army. so, it's been an incredible response, and despite the communications, we're getting after it and getting this -- getting our people taken care of. >> yeah. and it's going to -- it's a long road ahead, but everyone is there to help. i appreciate it. thank you, mark. >> yeah. no, thank you, kate. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. thank you. >>> now, the race against the clock. as rescuers desperately

sets from my cell phone team here at all t. for this hour join us again at five pm most good time for the latest global news up in. the u.s. a sign of playing to this idea of the u.s. dollar is their currency empire they've built over a post world war two hero or everyone gets the debts of america and pays homage to america china russia iran africa you can name it they're all saying no we want markets close up even trump wants markopolos up we want to go for it we want to trade directly bilaterally we don't want to be part of the globalization anymore. you know world of big partners. law and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks.

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t they were directed into the garage. they man off with cell phone, cash and othertimes. >>> in the south bay, san jose police looking for more victims after a high school volleyball coach accused of molestation. the cases go back to april of left year. samonte coached at independence high. the boys were students andl edaypl team. police arrested the man wednesday after the school contacted investigators. administrators fired him >> new details about the salesforce transit wants an ind view into what caused cracks in two support beams. crews are installing a shoring system to take the pressure off the cracked beams. once that's done, engineers will try to figure out what caused the cracks. fremont street could reopen next friday once the shoring system is in place. >>> thousands of workers in san francisco and san jose are protesting until their contract demands are met. striking employees have been marching the marriott marquis and six other hotels yesterday. we brought this to you as breaking news on "abc 7 mornings". and a similar scene in d

cell phone stores. three took place at the at&t and sprint stores on ig nashio valley road. the other in pleasant hills. details have not yet been released. two men entered stores, grabs phones and other devices before taking off in a gray infinity g35 with temporary plates. >> new developments in the cracked window at san francisco's sinking and leaning millennium tower. tonight an engineering report reveals the crack on the 36th floor was caused by an exterior impact. these photos offer a close-up view of the break that happened over labor day weekend. the owners of the unit say th w bang. the report doesn't conclude what the impact was actually from. it's still not known when the salesforce transit center will reopen one week after workers discovered cracks in two support beams. the joint powers authority expects to know the cause by the end of the month. till then, officials say the transit center and rooftop park will likely stay closed. fremont street which passes beneath the damage should reopen next week, october 12th. >>> now, you'll find a timeline of what happened

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after the burglary at the at&t store, the hooded men walked right the sprint store and allegedly took cell phones and tablets from there as well. unlike other snatch and grab cellphone store burglaries where the suspects run into the store and grab electronics and a fast pace, these two seemed to take their time, almost as if they were shopping or looking for specific items to steal. in fact a witness told me the two men were looking for the most expensive items in the store but at&t no longer places items out on displaysot concord police say the same two hooded men are likely responsible for a burglary minutes later at this verizon at&t store in e location of the fourth burglary. pleasant hill police investigators say they are checking to see if these two men are connected to that incident in addition to three separate cell phone stores targeted by burglars in pleasant hill in the month of september...anyone with information is (catherine) the discovery of 2 cracked support beams at the salesforce transit

cell phone stores. the first robbery took place at this at&t store according to concord police. adult men entered store and stole a number of cell phones on display. left, entered the sprint store steps away to the left side of your screen. put this map together on your tv screen for a sense of the location. three stores in concord and a fourth store. the verizon store hit on oak road as police responded to that location, officers learned their colleagues in pleasant hill also were working a grab-and-go robbery. you can see in the video at an at&t store on monument boulevard. according to the police timeline, they hit that store ten minutes after. two adults wearing black -- two adults according to police. one's wearing a black and white striped hoodie. the other wearing a dark hoodie. we want to show you surveillance video from a similar grab-and-go robbery that took place at a t-mobile store in mid-september. in that instance according to police, again in concord, three men entered a store. two in dark hoodies, one in a black and white hoodie. police have not said whether that

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