the university system here is .mazing we hire locally. it is justice -- it is less expensive but they are just as smart and driven. i am not here to say that it is the next silicon valley but that texas is the most amazing state when it comes to not just developing talent, but creating new companies. [applause] >> the sports fans about us know that you had kind of a tough night last night. without rehashing all the details of this deandre jordan commitment. from a leadership standpoint, when you have a setback, what do you say your people? >> you think for a second, what have i learned? and then you move forward. you have to look to see whether you have to reinvent your business every single day. all this great talent is out there trying to kick your but. if i am going just a ahead, i have to keep on moving forward. that is the way it is with the mavericks. we have been fortunate to this point in my 15 years there and i think we have great leadership and a great team and we will keep moving forward. >> presidents making a lot of tough deci

the university system here is amazing, whether it's ut austin, the school -- smu, there are so many amazingchools where we are locally -- we hire locally. it's less expensive, but they're just as smart, and they're just as driven, and there's just as many businesses being created here. while i'm not here to say it's the next silicon valley, i'm here to say texas is the most amazing state when it comes to not just developing talent, but to creating new companies. [applause] >> now, the sports fans among us, and i know there's a bunch here, know that you had kind of a tough night last night. [laughter] >> so this week on "shark tank" -- [laughter] >> without going, without rehashing all the details of the jordan commitment. >> oh, you had to say his name, okay. >> from a leadership standpoint, when you have a setback, when you have a tough day, what do you say to your people? >> the conversations we've had today that it's over. you know? there's nothing you can do about it. you think for a second is there anything i can change. you think for another second what have i learned so i can do it d

the university system here is amazing. whether it's utd, ut austin, smu, there are just so many amazing schools where we hire locally. i mean, it's less expensive, but they're just as smart and they're just as driven. and there's just as many businesses being created here. while i'm not here to say it's the next silicon valley i'm here to say that texas is the most amazing state when it comes. not just development talent but to creating new companies. >> now the sports fans among us, and i know there's a bunch here know that he had kind of a tough night last night. >> so this week on "shark tank" -- >> without rehashing all the details of the andre jordan commitment -- >> oh, you had to say his name. >> from a leadership standpoint when you have a setback, when you have a tough day, what do you say to your people? >> the conversations we've had today that it's over. you know, there's nothing can you do about it. you think for a second is there anything i can change? you think for another second what have i learned so i can

system in the pacific northwest. university of washington is sending alerts using the same shake alert system used right here in the bayow, the usgs says that system gave a nine-second warning last year when the magnitude 6.0 quake hit napa. the alerts go out to companies like boeing and microsoft as well as hospitals. the experts say there is a faultline off the coast of the pacific northwest that could trigger a major quake and tsunami. >>> 7:25. a group of neighbors in oakland is fighting back against illegal dumping in their neighborhood. trash is being dumped on holly street near 71st avenue. neighbors call it an eyesore as well as a safety concern. one homeowner circulating a petition to pressure the city into doing more to clean up these streets and enforce laws against illegal dumping. >> kind of disgusting to look at. it's something that i have been seeing almost every day. >> i know if this had been in a different part of oakland, piedmont, montclair, this never would sit this long. >> so far, at least 120 people have signed the petition. people in the neighborhood plan to present the petition to the city cou

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here. >> rose: back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: joining me now is james allison of the university of texas. he found a lifesaving cancer treatment that harnesses the immune system. glad to have him joining us as one of our lasker award recipients. congratulations and glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> rose: what is immune therapy. >> using t cells to go after cancer and eliminate it. >> rose: what are t cells. the warrior of the immune system. they can attack cells affected by viruses and kill them and detect tumor cells as well that express things on their surface that are not supposed to be there. >> rose: and what drew you to them? >> well, when i was in college, the t cells had just been discovered and nobody really knew how they worked and that to me was a fascinating thing that you could have these cells that travel all throughout your body and look for things that might hurt you. >> rose: and attack them? and attack them. even though they're things that they'd never seen before. >> rose: yeah. and, so, my first question which i meant to start with really is what drew you to medical research? >> as a boy growing up in south texas i was always interes

system. cautioned here, more than 50 years ago, at this university, that the pursuit of peace is not as dramatic as the pursuit of war. but it is so very important. it is surely the pursuit of peace that is most needed in this world so full of strength. s my fellow americans, contact your representatives in congress. remind them of who we are. remind them of what is best in us, and what we stand for, so we can leave behind a world that is more secure and more peaceful for our children. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ >> representative adam smith, the ranking members of the house armed services committee, has come out in support of the run nuclear deal. he released a statement today saying in part, -- congress returns on september 8 and they will debate the iran nuclear deal. that is at the top of their list. the verge of on of thesuccess, the story democratic senator who holds the seat long occupied by both -- put president joe biden has the obama administration on the verge of victory. senator cowan's announced on the campus of the university of delaware today that he would provide the reader

university hospital. you can see the ambulances are stacked up here. the way mayor browse -- mayor bowser presented it the d.c. ambulance system is overworked, sometimes dysfunctional and in need of a breather. they would have private ambulances on the street of d.c. in months. >> our personnel are literally running on the blasts. 23 out of 24 hours a day. >> in the meeting with the council today, mayor bowser presented the d.c. ambulance system as one that is worn down and needs a break. what the new fire chief said they used private ambulances for non-time sensitive illness on injuries. he released numbers from the ambulance calls that have gone from 11na 777 to 15,000. a 28% increase. >> we have to give ourselves time to prepare the vehicle, rer spond timely and importantly to train the staff. >> the council scheduled to have a hearing thursday. generally seems on board. >> we don't need to be transporting everything that wants the prescription filled to the emergency room. >> if it is a private ambulance, how long does it take to get there. >> i'm appalled. >> you don't want to wait for a private ambulance? >> no. city ambula

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by university and learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and mi

system the university of washington pick is testing the system over fears that the 600 long mile fault could produce a catastrophic earthquake in the pacific northwest. before >>mark: regardless look back herek the 40th anniversary of the 911 attack here the american flag over the side of the pentagon that was destroyed when was hit by a plain 14 years ago today. >>mark: is in the lower right- hand corner of your screen they said the twister is really a giant ring a mass of plasma this is a so the cyclones on for about 40 hours earlier this month since is and the platform were measured at about 5 million degrees. >>mark: this to to the tech the revenue rise space crammed with so past the planet two months ago is a some the first high- resolution images whatever seemed of total to sciences said the images to to be impossible because the have no atmosphere to the talk about how hot is one to be tempted to proven this weekend will start with some pictures for you to start our day of the bay bridge to. >>reporter: will come back and show you this will become back from the brick. >>reporter: into this weekend the committee levels when of the public a bit for everyone in the bay area appearance t

system. john f. kennedy cautioned here, more than 50 years ago, at this university, that the pursuit of peace is not as dramatic as the pursuit of war. but it's so very important. it is surely the pursuit of peace that is most needed in this world so full of strife. my fellow americans, contact your representatives in congress. remind them of who we are. remind them of what is best in us and what we stand for, so that we can leave behind a world that is more secure and more peaceful for our children. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> president obama now has 34 senators supporting the iran nuclear agreement, and that's enough to keep did you impact. the senate plans a vote when they return next week. a vote on a resolution of disapproval. the president can override that vote and have enough votes to maintain a. retiring maryland senator barbara mikulski was the one of clinched the do. secretary of state john kerry speaking in philadelphia today made the case that the agreement makes the u.s. and its allies safer. that speech televised live in iran which the ap reports is quite ridiculous the s

system. john f. kennedy cautioned here, more than 50 years ago, at this university, that "the pursuit of peace is not as dramatic as the pursuit of war." but it's so very important. it is surely the pursuit of peace that is most needed in this world so full of strife. my fellow americans, contact your representatives in congress. remind them of who we are. remind them of what is best in us and what we stand for, so that we can leave behind a world that is more secure and more peaceful for our children. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: ahead of the house adame, representative smith has come out in support of the deal. he released a statement tuesday saying in part, i believe it ends the otherwise unmonitored and unrestricted continua nation -- continuation of the iranian nuclear program and it halts the surely destructive effects of nuclear iran and the middle -- middle east. we will have more of that

system. eric: here's what some, deneen, the recent proposal says. it is understandable. intolerance has no place at the universityrnia. we define intolerance unwelcome conduct motivated by discrimination against or hatred towards other individuals or groups. may take the form of acts of violence or intimidation, threats, harrassment, hate speech, derogatory language reflecting stereotypes or prejudice or recognized symbols of hate and prejudice or discrimination. what is wrong with that? anyone can understand that? you don't want that on college campus and it is not appropriate? >> listen, this is common sense, eric. there are individuals who, i personally, i don't believe this is something that would be relevant because it is going to create an even more intolerance of individuals. it is going to -- you have no idea how many people -- how are you going to prove intolerance is even taking place? this is, going to i think increase claims of intolerance. create an avalanche of intolerance and also will dilute the real cases that need to be investigated. eric: leslie, last word. do you think that is going to happen?

here it is in the book. howard university had a collection of of brilliant political scientist and historians, alan locked, in the 30s. they were some of the first scholars of the mandate system. it is it is a very interesting batch of people. he was there, it made made sense he would be writing his dissertation as something that was seen as-is this a way to foresee independence. >> what lessons do you think the people who are crafted the united nations took away from the experience? >> guest: for the mandate system or for the relationship between the international organization and empires, there was much more explicit belief in the united nations, at least in a fair number of people involved in the united nations that the imperial order was on its way out. so the trustee council work differently from the mandate system. the main lesson is that it has to be all land. what is interesting about the league is that states kept picking up their blocks and going home. now if you are a state, there is hardly any state that doesn't want to be part of the united nations. in the league, because it began as an alliance, a wartime alliance and some of its main personnel were borrowed fro

university and their fine meteorologist department. 51. scots valley 59. morgan hill at 57. everyone is pretty close here. one more system there had on the north coast. high pressure is out there. eventually it will build in starting tomorrow and that will really chew up the fog a. a north-northeast breeze. it will warm up on the weekend but turn cooler monday, tuesday. today 60s-70s to near 80 degrees. a lot going on, sal? are things getting better? >>> well, traffic is very slow. but at least some of the problems are out of the way, steve, to answer your question. well see a lot of slow traffic because once a crash happens during a very busy commute, it takes a while to unwind. let's go take a look at the freeway. 880 northbound taking a lot of attention. look at it. looks even worse than it normally does. an earlier crash near downtown. that's gone. but traffic is backed up way back from hayward all the way up into the downtown oakland area. people are using 580 trying to get around it. that's marginally better. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. we had a stalled vehicle on the bridge and finally beginning to see

the university of pennsylvania and he had a great discussion a few months ago with judge ted raykoff about whether or not the u.s. sentencing system is broken and needs repair. so we're glad he's herewe won't get through all 12 cases and in addition to give you a flavor of the cases we want to talk about what it's like to argue before the court, what it's like to hear the case that's reviewed by the court, and the extraordinary historical and constitutional insights that akhil can give us but i think we do need to begin with marbury versus madison because that's the case that starts off the series and many consider one of the most important cases the court has decided. akhil, is that conventional wisdom correct that marbury is really all that important? >> you heard justice ginsberg say it was and far be it from me to disagree with her but maybe i'll qualify what she said. we're here to talk about the court and this is the national constitution center. i want you to remember they are not the same. constitution encompasses all three branches of government. this is a wonderful series focused on the third out of three in the constitution and from a expert perspective marbury which bas

university system is amazing. utd,ut austin, smu. there are so many schools where we hire locally. it's less expensive and just as smart and just as driven. while i'm not here to say silicon valley, but texas it's the amazing state to creating new companies. [applause] >> now, the sports fans are among us. i know you had a tough night last night. this week on "shark tank" -- [laughs] >> while i'm rehashing the deal with jordan commitment -- what do you say to your people? >> the conversations today, it's over. is there anything i can change, what have you learned so i can do it differently, you move forward and say, what are our options. you have to reearn your business every single day, you have to look and sigh -- see if you need to reinvent your business every day. all the great talent, they are out there trying to kick your butt. if i'm going to say ahead whether it's nba and my companies, i have to keep on moving forward. that's the way it is with the mavericks. we had a big tall german that's pretty good. he's pretty good and we signed with matthew. we've been fortunate with my 15 years. we had great leadership and keep on moving forward. >> president

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by universitynd learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and midd

system for these terms. >>> i'm sharon epperson and here is your cnbc news update. a white male professor in his 50s has been shot and killed by a shooter at delta state university in mississippi. no word on the identity of the suspect. the campus remain this is lockdown mode. >>> democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders taking his message to liberty university in virginia today. he spoke to a packed auditorium at the christian school acknowledging the differences his views on social and economic issues have with many in the crowd. >>> in a paper published in the journal nature climate change, scientists estimate that the sierra nevada snow pack hit a 500-year low in 2015. snow pack is a key factor in california's water supply. melting snow provides the state with a third of its water. >>> arnold schwarzenegger is back as the new host of "select apprentice." he replaces donald trump when it returns to the network for the 2016-2017 season. and that's cnbc news update at this hour. back to you. >> okay. thank you very much, sharon, for the headlines. markets right now are currently moving to the downside but we are coming off a good week. the dow is currently s

university campus, members of congress returned from their districts to continue their work strengthening america's higher education system. as we all know, that effort often requires difficult but necessary conversations about tough issues which is why we're here today. every college student should be able to learn in an environment that's free -- safe and free from fear and intimidation. yet for some students that is not the case. according to one study, approximately one in five women in college has been sexual aassaulted. several universities, including rutgers, michigan and mit, report similar findings, and a number of recent high profile cases further highlight the scope and seriousness of this important issue. as a former community college president, mother, grandmother, i know i'm not alone when i say that all of us have a responsibility to protect students from sexual assault on campus. as one university president explained, the issue of sexual assault keeps me awake at night. i feel personally responsible for the safety and well being of all students. another said i see the issue of sexual violence and sexual assault on colleges and universities as a matter of national importance. students, or parents, educators, administrators and po

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by university learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and middle

university campus members of congress returned from their districts to continue their work strengthening america's higher education system. as we all know, that effort often requires difficult but necessary conversations about tough issues, which is why we're hereay. any college student should be able to learn in an environment that's free, safe and free from fear and intimidation. yet for some students that's not the case. according to one study, approximately one in five women in college has been sexually assaulted. several universities, including rutgers, michigan, and m.i.t. report similar findings and a number of recent high profile cases further highlight the scope and seriousness of this important issue. as a former community college president, mother, grandmother, i know i'm not alone when i say all of just a responsibility to protect students from sexual assault on campus. as one university president exclaimed, "the issue of sexual assault keeps me awake at night. i feel personally responsible for the safety and well-being of all students." another said "i see the issue of sexual violence and sexual assault on colleges and universities as a matter of national importance." student, parents, educators, administrators and policymakers acr

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by universitynd learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and midd

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by university and learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and mi

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by university and learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and mi

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by university and learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and mi

school system i wanted to share one parent's review of the school and incredible bunch of devoted loving intelligent people run monroe my son is lucky to get here he gets to be surrounding by university and learn in a nurturing environment thanks to the staff at monroe you had a wonderful, wonderful job (clapping.) and i want to ask the boy and girl how many of you got to visit city bank? >> great and how many of you have piggy banks our putting money into we really want to acknowledge the strong partnership with city bank and lucky to have innovative leader honorable exam of publics unify heard from jose cisneros and this is a remained over a hundred its we can't thank you jose cisneros enough he's not going as the purchase man (laughter). >> and this incredible partnership railroads our cologne boundary culture that is very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and mi