campbell and tu share the award. >> the 2015 nobel prize in physiology and medicine with one-half jointed to william c. campbell and mura for their discoveries concerning therapy againstnfections caused by roundworm parasites and the other half to tu for her discoveries concerning a novel therapy against malaria. >> omura and campbell discovered a new drug. its derivatives radically lower the ips dense of river blindness and lymphatic. it is also effective against a growing number of other parasitic diseases. two discovered a drug called artimicenin. it lowers mortality rates for malaria sufferers. omura is the 23rd nobel prize winner born in japan and the third japanese to win in the category of physiology or medicine after yamuraka won in 2012. >>> top officials are going down to the wire on a major trade deal. gene otani joins us with more and a wrap-up of the business headlines. gene. >> james, thanks. ministers from 12 countries including japan are negotiating to create one of the world's largest regional trade zones. they've spent six days in atlanta trying to reach a broad agreement on the transp

and irish born william campbell who developed the drug, from which medicine has been used to cure river blindness. diseases from mosquitos, flies and parasites affecting millions of people. the nobel committee says the breakthrough sees what they have done to make human health and reduce severing is immeasurable. >> for the latest news, analyse and opinion pieces, go to the website at aljazeera.com. >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody loves pepper. and he was dark skinned, so.

. >> william campbell was born in ireland now lives in north andover. he worked with another scientist to develop a drug which essentially eradicated two diseases that had affected millions in africa latin america and asia. he said is there some way i can verify this? >> the reporter knew before he did that he had won the nobel prize i love that. >> congratulations. >> the weather it looks like pretty good. >> we're getting there. we finally had a stretch we could see the lawns. people in september were thinking how do i get my lawn back in shape after all the heat and drought. we've have rain had the clouds now we get the sun. >> there are plenty of acorns. it's going to feel pretty warm and pretty nice quiet weather week few showers on friday that's it. >> steve. >> pitchers wants to pick up where they left off. >> you got to feel good about this team see the way the other >> the other teams don't look so good. >> they are missing kicks. >> why is that happening? >> because now there's more pressure on the i can caners to make these extra points. >> t

william campbell and satoshi omura won for their treatment of round worm parasites and youyou tu won for the treatment of mall rarmalaria. morfor more, keep it here. >> tells russia to keep its planes out of turkish air space. good to have you with us, you're watching al jazeera, live from london. i'm david foster. the air strike on a medical clinic in afghanistan killed 22 people. 22-year-old palestinian boy shot dead during

. >> shared with a japanese industrialist and irish william campbell. to cure river blindness. diseases from mosquitos flies and parasites. the nobel committee says the break throughs these three have made to improve human health and reduce suffering are immeasurable. caroline malone, al jazeera. >> you can get the latest at aljazeera.com. i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, america's longest war, what was really gained in afghanistan 14 years since the first bombs fell ? the news that taliban fighters in afghanistan had taken over the northern city of kunduz last week was bad enough. it meant that afghan government forces had handed the taliban a huge prize: the capture of a

. >> the nobel prize in medicine has been awarded to william campbell and satoshi omura who discovered a drug to treat round worm parasites and youyou tu who found treatment for malaria. i'm stephanie sy in new york. the news continues next, live from doha. have a great day. >> hello this, is the news hour on al jazeera. an agreement is reached from the world's biggest trade deal covering 12 countries and 650 million people. also in the news the u.s. military promises a transparent investigation as it reveals more details on the airstrike that killed 22 people in kunduz. and turkey's president meets with e.u. leaders over the growing refugee crisis. >> hello, we'll have allou

scientists william campbell received the prestigious award today in sweden. he is 83 years old. recognized for his discoveries ing a potential cure for malaria malaria. his efforts earned him and his team $1 million. >> anchor: still to come here tonight patrick kennedy opening up. what he is revealing about his father in a new become and why some family members are upset . >> anchor: coming up asking for a show of hands. this is a proposal to take phones out of the hands of drivers . >> anchor: a threat putting all philadelphia colleges on high alert. what police feared someone was planning . >> anchor: then in just one hour, scary situation at a mall in salem, new hampshire. what happened when police tried to confront a man sleeping in s they didn't tell us very much until we got back on the plane and they said the pilot passed away . >>> high anxiety for passengers on board a flight to boston when they learned the pilot passed away of the those stories and more coming up on 7 news at 5:00 does this $20 family fill up meal have eight pieces of original recipe chicken? yes. [di

william campbell, right here, he's considered an expert on parasites at drew university in madison. dr. campbell and two others developed ways to prevent blindness and other diseases related to roundworms, congratulations to him. >> very interesting. we'll be right back with an update on that train derailment [hold music playing] we at time warner cable, need to apologize to you. we no longer offer extended periods of free on hold elevator mus tt when you call us. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including reducing how long you could wait on hold. now, we'll even call you back at a time that's convenient for you. but for those of you who miss our old on hold music, please check out r our greatest hits at r i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, t t you may know it only covers about 80% t t of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aa

one was william campbell in new jersey. he's on the left there. santo she omura of japan and youyou tu also won. campbell and omura discovering a treatment for parasites and youyou tu discovered knew treatment for malaria. congratulations to all three winners. >>> it may not be long before you can go see a show at the old town theater in alexandria. the city has a new deal to reopen the venue as a spots for local entertainment. the building is 100 years old. it closed its doors in 2014 just a couple of years after a massive restoration project and a change in ownership. >>> the supreme court begins a new session this morning. among the new issues, birth control under the affordable care act. they'll hear arguments on aff m affirmative action. arguably the biggest one will be about abortion. >>> if the facilities they were operating in had good common sense -- >> the purpose of this bill is to shut down clinics so there are less abortions taking place in texas. >> since it was passed abortions have fallen from 42 to 19. if upheld, that number could

. >>> william campbell and shitoshi omura won for their work, and another winner for her work on malaria. they will share the $960,000 prize. this picture shows a layered cake coming to life. combining gourmet food with sirn matticinematic events. >>> warming relations, tomorrow night. and that's it for had edition of al jazeera america news. thanks for watching, i'm toilet. fault lines is up next. i'll see you again in an hour. >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody loves pepper.

american paracitologist william campbell. he shares that honor with satoshi omura and youyou tu of china. all three discovered drugs and recognizing treatment of some of the most devastating parasitic diseases. >> good job, david, on all of those names. >>> nothing could stop love. a couple said their "i dos" yet under a bleak sky and wind. they had planned to get mair on the beach and said nothing would stop them. the newlyweds said the gray weather did not dampen the mood one bit. the couple plans to honeymoon in myrtle beach. i hope they have a chance to reschedule their honeymoon and enjoy their beautiful marriage. >> i was looking. i went to william & mary. that's by the york river there. big waves they have. >> glad it happened. >> closer to home i think we're finally drying out and happy about that too. we've got tom kierein standing by from the storm team 4 weather center. what do you think? >> they had 40-mile-per-hour winds on saturday into sunday. here, the northeaster is long gone. and welcome sunshine returns tod

. >> three scientists will share the prize including william campbell of ireland, satosh satoshi omura of japan and for the first time awarded to someone from china, her name youyou tu, all being recognized for their ground breaking discoveries with roundworm parasites and malaria. >>> donald trump talks about what it would take to make him call it quits. is now calling for an independent investigation >>> doctors without borders is now calling for an independent investigation after its charity hospital in afghanistan was bombed in an apparent u.s. air strike. >> at least 22 people were killed. dozens more injured in that bombing. nbc's keir simmons reports. >> reporter: the u.s. military has launched an investigation. the president offering his deepest condolences to the victims of this apparent u.s. air strike on a hospital. >> our thoughts and prayers are with those touched by this tragedy. and by the violence in kunduz. >> reporter: 12 members of staff killed along with 10 patients, according to the charity that worked there, doctors without borders. this morning it's calling the a

jersey to get the owner this year, angus deaton won the nobel prize for his work and last week william campbell was the winner he was a professor at drew university for many years. campbell cannot believe when he got the call. >> i responded by saying, are you kidding? and then i called this person back of the number they had left to ask how i could verify that this news was true and this gentleman told me very kindly how i could verify which i did. so, i began to believe it. >> [ laughter ] >> the nobel prize is worth all that prestige and about $975,000 apiece. want to be handed out in december. there will be no plunking dr. campbell. >> it is just like a scholar to verify. >> verify the facts like a good journalist. >>> want to improve your mood and reduce your stress? open the refrigerator. the 12 foods that can do it, next. >>> and, airbnb a lot of the their homes. oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. p

william campbell is currently a rise fellow at drew university in new jersey. the nobel prize committee says all three winners have fundamentally changed the treatments of hundreds of millions of people suffering from malaria and the roundworm parasite. congratulations doc. >> very much so. >> awesome. >> up next, a look at your top hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. i'm michael mulgrew, president of the united federation of teachers. cmon! join us! i'm giving you a gallon of bp gas. because you're my best friend. i'm giving you a gallon of bp gas. because you're my best friend. why are you g

irish-born william campbell and japan's satoshi ormura share half the prize for discovering a drug toat river blindness and elephantiasis. and, tu youyou of china was honored for developing a powerful anti-malaria drug from traditional herbal medicine. colleagues praised her steadfast approach: >> ( translated ): over 200 prescriptions and dozens of kinds of traditional chinese medicine were used. her research started based on this. then it took a long time and many repeated failures. her team finally succeeded after trying around 300 times. >> woodruff: tu is china's first nobel laureate in medicine. there's word that german officials have almost doubled the number of asylum seekers they're expecting this year to 1.5 million. the "bild" newspaper reports the number comes from an internal government forecast. the earlier estimate was 800,000. back in this country, the justice department and five states announced a final settlement of $20 billion with b.p. over the 2010 oil spill in the gulf of mexico. flanked by other officials, attorney general loretta lynch said it's the largest set

. >> three scientists will share the prize including william campbell of ireland. satoshi omura and from china youyou tu. groundbreaking discovers to fight infection caused by roundworm and malaria. >>> coming up right now at 6:00, an update to breaking news. a suspected car burglar accused of trying to run down a bay area police officer overnight. >>> plus, south carolina under water. a historic storm soaks the u.s. now, crews are trying to rescue everyone trapped by the rising water. >>> and back to campus, but not to class. why students at umpqua community college in oregon are returning to the scene of last week's deadly mass shooting. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. tracking the weather and the roadways with mike. keeping tabs on a slow, monday commute. we start with marologist kari hall. >> it's a good start to the week with cool temperatures now. heading into the afternoon, we'll have highsing out in the 70s across the bay area. and 54 de

irish scientist william campbell and japanese scientist satoshi omura developed a new drug that has lowered the incidence of fatal diseases caused by parasitic worms. they shared the award with chinese scientist youyou tu who developed a drug that has significantly reduced death rates from malaria. australia has deported american anti-choice extremist troy newman, heading of the militant -- head of the militant anti-abortion group operation rescue. the group is known for its targeted harassment of abortion clinic workers, including murdered abortion provider dr. george tiller. newman had planned to travel to australia for an anti-choice speaking tour, but australian authorities cancelled his visa amid fears his call for abortion providers could lead to violence against women and medical professionals. newman attempted to enter australia illegally without the visa, but was detained and deported. australian parliament member terri butler said newman had flouted australian law. >> the guide on the plane knowing he did not have a visa and tried to get past immigrations and customs. you can get

william campbell of ireland and satoshi omura from japan and a nobel prize awarded to someone in china her name youyou tu. all being honored for their groundbreaking discoveries to help fight infections. >> that is really amazing. 1.5 billion people in china and this is the first time. >> 100 plus more billion. >> okay. >> math is not my strong suit. we'll stick with english and weather right now. you were saying something really interesting, this weekend you felt a change in the temperatures. >> oh, yeah. really dropped saturday. >> felt like fall. >> it did. yesterday was cool, as well. we had a strong breeze and cooler than average temperatures. we're still feeling the after effects of that front today. as you step out right now, we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. just a few clouds. but not the typical fog that we sometimes see this time of year. and now the temperature is at 60 degrees in san francisco. the north is at 51 degrees and 58 degrees in the peninsula and south bay. as the sun rises, our temperatures warm up slowly today. we're heading into the 70s this a

william campbell. he teaches at drew university. he's cited for developing a new treatment for roundworm parasites. there was also a winner from china who worked on treating malaria. very cool. and congrats. >> most definitely. congratulations. >> 6:04 right now. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. >> darlene, we missed out again? >> i know. i think my submission was late. >> is that what it was? i didn't put a stamp on mine. >> next year. >> we have a shot. >> always next year. in the meantime, we always have another shot at a forecast. today's looks like it will get better. we start out with clouds and chilly temperatures. in the city we're in the low 50s. clouds early. we get some breaks of sunshine as we go through the day. a cool breeze much of the day with temperatures getting back into the middle 60s. your commuter forecast, a lot of clouds. temperature about 53 degrees in the city. for the evening commute, it should be nice and dry. just a partly cloudy to clear sky. a temperature of 64 degrees. a couple warmer days ahea

. >>> more than 20 years after the last evil dead film bruce campbell is back as ash williams in the new star series ash versus evil dead which premieres on saturday night at 9:00 p.m. here is a sneak peek. >> evil is always waiting in the shadows. only one man would rise to stand against it. >> the first thing i have to do is see a guy about a book. >> there must be some -- something i can do. >> we fight through the carnage. let the boom stick do the talking. >> let's go. >> i had a chance to talk to bruce campbell about the show. take a look. >> bruce, thanks for talking with me. >> i was in the neighborhood. >> listen., did you start it al? i feel like evil dead was the start of it. am i right? >> well you always have had maniacs and a 60s kind of deal. night of the living dead was grim and straight forward. the original evil dead was too. it was a straight forward movie with cheesy actors saying crappy lines of dialogue. actors saying we can't bury you, shelly, she is a friend of ours. i think that sliped into comedy. a lot of the violence was over the top. you react and you lau

william campbelll and a japanese citizen were cited for discoveries concerning a novel therapy against infections caused by roundworm parasites. campbell was born in ireland but is a u.s. citizen who spent decades working for merck. a man from china was rewarded for discoveries concerning a novel therapy against malaria. new hampshire governor maggie hassan will run for u.s. senate. our sister station, wmur, breaking the news. the second-term governor is the first democrat to announce she' s in the race to challenge republican u.s. sen. kelly ayotte. hassan is considered the best challenger for ayotte in a swing state that could be pivotal in the contest to control the senate. erika: democratic candidate or clinton unveiling new gun control measures. she will propose legislation that excludes some gunmakers and distribute her. she also backed efforts to stop selling guns with background checks and band ms. clinton: when it happened, people often say that they offer their thoughts and prayers. that is not enough. how many people have to die before we actually act? erika: clinton has emerged as one of the fiercest proponents for tougher

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williams. >> a black person not allowed to do anything but be liberal. >> the left will devour its own for a ideological breach. >> campbelld to criticize teacher tenure. the left attacked her. and they barely attacked her argument. they smeared her character. >> you are a bim bo and a beauty face. and rather than debate me on the issue. >> smear her personally? >> i am sure you get comments on your website and i get e-mails. toughen up. you know, the public dialogue is not a place for the bashful. >> she said people on the left don't silence anyone. it is mistaken to suggest that is a conspiracy of the left. there are exaggerated and intolerant views over the political spectrum. >> i am not saying conservatives don't do it but no one is it living in fear of oh, gosh, i will lose my job. >> cherylat kinson did a lot of reports on sibs. >> when she started to investigate the obama administration, she was a secret covert republican and this was the way to. >> she started to criticize the obama administration. >> she had a marvelous career that went on for decades. >> powers book is unusual because few people on the left thin

campbell is expected to take over on an interim basis. and the washington nationals have parted ways with manager matt williams.eam was expected to repeat as national league east champs but failed to make the post season. pepsi is going back to the future, paying homage to the iconic film trilogy with pepsi perfect. the company is only making 6500 bottles and they will only be sold while supplies last. the soda is featured in the second "back to the future" film. that is a look at our first learned -- first look news right now. 6500 bottles -- they will be on ebay before you know it. commodities just closed. let's look at some of the market biggest closers. copper gaining as to companies warn the market is likely to tighten. now to the commodities stories -- glencore is rounding back. when core shares have climbed more than 60%. let's take a deeper look at this roller coaster ride. this has been a crazy ride for investors who are probably eager for it to stop. what has been driving all of this? i think what is going on is that it's a company that wants to be a private company but it is a public company. you wil

williams. >> a black person not allowed to do anything but be liberal. >> the left will devour its own for a ideological breach. >> campbellwn once gave money to democrats and then she dareed to criticize teacher tenure. the left attacked her. and they barely attacked her argument. they smeared her character. >> you are a bim bo and a beauty face. and rather than debate me on the issue. >> smear her personally? >> i am sure you get comments on your website and i get e-mails. toughen up. you know, the public dialogue is not a place for the bashful. >> she said people on the left don't silence anyone. it is mistaken to suggest that is a conspiracy of the left. there are exaggerated and intolerant views over the political spectrum. >> i am not saying conservatives don't do it but no one is it living in fear of oh, gosh, i will lose my job. >> cherylat kinson did a lot of reports on sibs. >> when she started to investigate the obama administration, she was a secret covert republican and this was the way to. >> she started to criticize the obama administration. >> she had a marvelous career that went on for decades. >> powers b

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williams in istanbul, thank you. >>> doctors without borders this morning is demanding an independent investigation of the u.s.-led air strike on a hospital in afghanistan. john campbell testified at a senate hearing on tuesday and he described the attack as a mistake. >> we would never intentionally target a protected medical facility. >> 22 people died and dozens were hurt in saturday's attack. doctors without borders calls the bombing a war crime. >>> recovery efforts are beginning this morning in parts of the south ravaged by historic flooding. the death toll from storms in the carolinas has now climbed to 17. the rain has stopped there, but there is extensive damage in south carolina. more dams are on the verge of collapsing. david begnaud is in columbia where more evacuations may be required. david, good morning. >> reporter: gayle, good morning. there is breaking news out of south carolina as we join you live this morning. the south carolina emergency management division has just tweeted, and i read here, richland official urge residents around beaver dam and pebble creek roads to immediately seek shelter and move to higher ground. this is the kind of alert tha

williams in istanbul, thank you so much. >>> this morning doctors without borders is demanding an independent investigation into a u.s.-led air strike on a hospital in afghanistan. general campbell on tuesday described the attack as a mistake. >> we would never intentionally target a protected medical facility. >> 22 people died and dozens were hurt in saturday's attack. doctors without borders calls the bombing a war crime. >>> recovery efforts are beginning this morning in parts of the south ravaged by historic flooding. the rain has stopped there but there is extensive damage in south carolina. more dams are on the verge of collapsing. david begnaud is in columbia where more evacuations may be required. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we've just confirmed with officials here in the come colu south carolina area. beaver dam is reportedly stable after tons of rock were dumped there. about 72 hours ago, the arcadia lakes dam here collapsed. the bridge collapsed and the dam failed. the water went rushing downriver. it was dangerous, then turned deadly. video from this drone shows the damage to some of conclusouth carolina's dams, following the unprecedented storm.

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