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Eyewitness News at Noon : WABC : September 4, 2015 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
suspect and the original victim are both in the hospital. >>> investigators say it was a new york high school science teacher who was operating a drone that crash landed into the stands at the u.s. open last night. 26-year-old daniel verley will have to appear in court later this month. >> and the kickoff to the holiday weekend begins with good news for drivers, gas prices are the lowest we've seen for more than a decade, and hello again, i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm david novarro. new details this half hour on two former new jersey day care workers accused of creating a kids fight club faced a judge today. >>> prosecutors say these adults provoked shoving matches between kids as young as 4 years old and videotaped it and post it had online. it happened at the light bridge academy in cranford. toni yates has more from elizabeth. >> neither of the defendants are in custody, both of them showed up in court with relatives who may have been their parents, all of them left court without saying a word. >> 22-year-old erica kenny. >> after these charges how do you plead not guilty or guilty?
suspect and the original victim are both in the hospital. >>> investigators say it was a new york high school science teacher who was operating a drone that crash landed into the stands at the u.s. open last night. 26-year-old daniel verley will have to appear in court later this month. >> and the kickoff to the holiday weekend begins with good news for drivers, gas prices are the lowest we've seen for more than a decade, and hello again, i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm david...
york presbyterian hospital sunday when an officer stepped away from her to use the bathroom. they took her to the hospital after she claims she was pregnant. originally arrested on theft charges, she faces additional charges. >>> we know that a fast-moving fire in the bronx was started by careless the fire broke out in a garage after 4:00 a.m. it grew to eight alarms in eight minutes tearing through two homes. low water pressure problems made it difficult to battle the flames and keep it from spreading to two adjacent homes. residents say they were jolted awake by screams of fire. >> i woke up, i looked at my -- i looked out the window in the back and i see flames of fire. i had to go outside and run downstairs. >> one firefighter was treated for a minor injury but no residents were hurt. >>> turning to wall street, a new sign of weakness in china's economy. >> i think i will take that. weakness in china's economy has sent global stock markets lower. admit morning the dow was down 300 points. the bad news, the chinese manufacturing index fell to a three-year low. right now the dow
york presbyterian hospital sunday when an officer stepped away from her to use the bathroom. they took her to the hospital after she claims she was pregnant. originally arrested on theft charges, she faces additional charges. >>> we know that a fast-moving fire in the bronx was started by careless the fire broke out in a garage after 4:00 a.m. it grew to eight alarms in eight minutes tearing through two homes. low water pressure problems made it difficult to battle the flames and keep...
World News Now : WABC : September 30, 2015 2:35am-4:00am EDT
gauge your burn we went to new york's hospital for special surgery. >> this is a metabolic cart. it's going to measure how many oxygen and carbon dioxide is in your exhale there. it's going to measure how many calories you're burning. >> reporter: i ran at a comfortable pace for ten minutes. >> how many calories would you say that was? >> i would guess about 200. >> reporter: but after crunching some numbers. >> 90 calories. >> stop it. >> reporter: next up, brianna bikes for ten minutes. she thought she would burn 110 calories but only burned 97. gibson does a series of high intensity intervals for seven minutes. >> how many calories do you think you burned? >> i would go with 100. >> reporter: his actual number of calories burned -- 72. experts say this overestimating can potentially lead to overeating, revealing a hidden reason weight loss can be so tough. >> it takes a long time to burn a lot of calories and a very short time to eat those same amount of calories. you may go for a run, you burn 500 calories. you could really eat that in probably 30 seconds. >> reporter: mara schiav
gauge your burn we went to new york's hospital for special surgery. >> this is a metabolic cart. it's going to measure how many oxygen and carbon dioxide is in your exhale there. it's going to measure how many calories you're burning. >> reporter: i ran at a comfortable pace for ten minutes. >> how many calories would you say that was? >> i would guess about 200. >> reporter: but after crunching some numbers. >> 90 calories. >> stop it. >>...
Good Morning America : WABC : September 29, 2015 7:00am-9:01am EDT
is to accurately gauge your burn we went to new york's hospital for special surgery. >> this is a metabolic cart and what this does it will measure how much oxygen and carbon dioxide is in your exhaled air and that will tell us how many calories you're burning. >> reporter: i ran at a comfortable pace for ten minutes. >> how many calories would you say that was. >> i would guess about 200. after crunching numbers. >> 90 calories. >>to it. >> reporter: next up brianna bikes for ten minutes. she thought she would burn 110 calories but only burned 97. off by 13%. gibson does a series of high intensity intervals. >> how many calories do you think you burned? >> the actual number of calories burned? 72. experts say this overestimating can potentially lead to overeating revealing the hidden reason weight loss can be so tough. >> it takes a long time to burn a lot of calories in a very short time to eat those same amount of calories. you may go for a run and burn 500 calories. you could really eat that in probably 30 seconds. >> 500 calories in 30 seconds. experts say one sign you need t
is to accurately gauge your burn we went to new york's hospital for special surgery. >> this is a metabolic cart and what this does it will measure how much oxygen and carbon dioxide is in your exhaled air and that will tell us how many calories you're burning. >> reporter: i ran at a comfortable pace for ten minutes. >> how many calories would you say that was. >> i would guess about 200. after crunching numbers. >> 90 calories. >>to it. >> reporter:...
Eyewitness News : WABC : September 1, 2015 2:05am-2:35am EDT
well, they took her to new york presbyterian lower manhattan hospital where doctors said she was not pregnant. handcuffed there, she escaped when a police officer stepped away to use a restroom. >> there's no excuse for it. it's em barrassing. she's not a mastermind criminal. it's clearly due to inattentiveness and carelessness. the police officer was suspended last night. >> reporter: newman is the fourth person in nypd custody this summer to escape from police. remember this video, 23-year-old tarik arnold running in handcuffs as police officers try to catch him? he wasn't caught for another month. 57-year-old arthur collins escaped from a holding cell at the 25th precinct. he was caught in possession of a gun silencer. earlier this month, austin stevenson escaped as he was being escorted in to the 23rd precinct on charges of criminal trespass. the police commissioner is kind of getting tired of it. >> i'll make that very clear that the punishment that we will be putting in place for these types of events is going to be significant. once we have a person in that custody, our respon
well, they took her to new york presbyterian lower manhattan hospital where doctors said she was not pregnant. handcuffed there, she escaped when a police officer stepped away to use a restroom. >> there's no excuse for it. it's em barrassing. she's not a mastermind criminal. it's clearly due to inattentiveness and carelessness. the police officer was suspended last night. >> reporter: newman is the fourth person in nypd custody this summer to escape from police. remember this...
Good Morning America : WABC : September 2, 2015 7:00am-9:00am EDT
a manhattan overnight. tive fab any new man escaped from officers sunday at new york presbyterian hospital. from there police say she went bar hopping and stole a credit card and phone. >>> we are weeks away from the pope's visit to new york. we get a first look at the chair he will be using as he square garden. the pope will lead a procession through central park on friday the 25th before celebrating mass that night at the garden. coming up on "good morning america," an exclusive interview with the two west virginia teachers that miraculously saved their students from an armed student in the classroom. their story is next only on "good morning america." that will do it for us. er back in a half hour with [sounds of tennis racketsswinging and hitting tennis bal] c'mon! [crowd cheering] [sound of tennis racket swinging] [crowd cheering] [explosion of fireworks] [sounds of tennis rackets hitting tennis balls] [crowd cheering] >>> good morning, america. right now, desperate search still under way for the three men suspected of killing a decorated illinois police officer. the 30-year veteran killed
a manhattan overnight. tive fab any new man escaped from officers sunday at new york presbyterian hospital. from there police say she went bar hopping and stole a credit card and phone. >>> we are weeks away from the pope's visit to new york. we get a first look at the chair he will be using as he square garden. the pope will lead a procession through central park on friday the 25th before celebrating mass that night at the garden. coming up on "good morning america," an...
Eyewitness News First at 4 : WABC : September 7, 2015 4:00pm-5:00pm EDT
want it to end. will the weather agree them staying open? >> new york governor cuomo's first council hospitalized after he was shot. eyewitness news is talking with a close friend of carey gabay who was with him. >>> good evening. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. >>> first the labor day holiday weekend and so many people trying to do whatever they can to stretch the summer and keep the weekend from ending. >> lots of people hitting the beach today. this is a live look from our camera on the jersey shore. some people out there but not as many as earlier to be sure. the holiday to honor the american worker included a parade in south plainsville. this is the 58th year it's been held. >> we have two reports tonight but we're going to begin with meteorologist jeff smith in for lee goldberg. you say it's about to get warmer. >>> today is the first day of a heat wave. 90 degrees never felt so good today. we had low dew points and low humidity and a little bit of a breeze. things are about to change. it's going to get hotter as we approach record levels by [000:59:58;00]
want it to end. will the weather agree them staying open? >> new york governor cuomo's first council hospitalized after he was shot. eyewitness news is talking with a close friend of carey gabay who was with him. >>> good evening. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. >>> first the labor day holiday weekend and so many people trying to do whatever they can to stretch the summer and keep the weekend from ending. >> lots of people hitting the beach today....
Eyewitness News This Morning : WABC : September 2, 2015 6:00am-7:00am EDT
is back in custody and arraigned overnight. 23-year-old tiffany neumann escaped sunday at new york presbyterian lower manhattan hospital. from there she went bar hopping and stole a credit card and cell phone. she is facing new charges of escape, grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. she is the fourth prisoner to escape from the nypd this summer. >>> a high school on staten island suspended all football games and practices for the time being in the wake of a hazing scandal. a coach at susan wagner high is suspended pending the outcome of an investigation. junior varsity players claim varsity players shot a bb gun at them and roughed them up in the showers during training camp. >>> "good morning america" is up next. george stephanopoulos is live in time's square. >> good morning. a lot coming up including the latest on the massive manhunt underway in illinois. three suspects being chased after killing a cop, a long- time veteran, father of four. we are live on the scene this morning. schools are on lockdown in that area. the race for the white house, jeb bush taking off the gloves coming back hard at donal
is back in custody and arraigned overnight. 23-year-old tiffany neumann escaped sunday at new york presbyterian lower manhattan hospital. from there she went bar hopping and stole a credit card and cell phone. she is facing new charges of escape, grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. she is the fourth prisoner to escape from the nypd this summer. >>> a high school on staten island suspended all football games and practices for the time being in the wake of a hazing...
Eyewitness News : WABC : September 20, 2015 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
on the investigation. >>> and a new york lawmaker cracking down on the online sale of synthetic marijuana. his call for action next. >>> and a breezy beauty out there today. temperatures dropping into the middle 70s in new york city. breezes coming in from the north about 10 to 20 miles per hour. busy week ahead. we got the first day of fall and we got the pope visit. i will let you know if weather will cooperate in your full accuweather coming up -- >>> we are coming right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in
on the investigation. >>> and a new york lawmaker cracking down on the online sale of synthetic marijuana. his call for action next. >>> and a breezy beauty out there today. temperatures dropping into the middle 70s in new york city. breezes coming in from the north about 10 to 20 miles per hour. busy week ahead. we got the first day of fall and we got the pope visit. i will let you know if weather will cooperate in your full accuweather coming up -- >>> we are...
Eyewitness News : WABC : September 19, 2015 11:30pm-12:00am EDT
police are handling that investigation. >>> we are just days away from new york city. tonight he is in cuba preparing in havana's revolution plaza in people. as i did upon his arrival tonight the pope is expected to push for continued diplomacy between cuba and the u.s. >> adoring crowds line the street to meet pope francis as he began his first visit to cuba. the pope touched down to a red carpet welcome from a military honor guard, flower bearing children and cubaen president raul castro. the pope asked him to convey respects to fidel castro. the pope waded straight into politics, praising the restoration between cuba and the united states that he helped broker. preserve on this path, the pontiff said, and set an example of reconciliation for the entire world. >> i have been saying thatle are the florida strait is what the papacy is to the john paul ii. he wants that wall to come down. >> reporter: the pope called the trip to cuba a mission of mercy. cubans and americans are eager to see how far he can go. >> i noticed that the winds of channing tavon paul brought here and continu
police are handling that investigation. >>> we are just days away from new york city. tonight he is in cuba preparing in havana's revolution plaza in people. as i did upon his arrival tonight the pope is expected to push for continued diplomacy between cuba and the u.s. >> adoring crowds line the street to meet pope francis as he began his first visit to cuba. the pope touched down to a red carpet welcome from a military honor guard, flower bearing children and cubaen president...
America This Morning : WABC : September 10, 2015 4:00am-4:30am EDT
: welcome home, pete. >> reporter: welcome home, captain pete. david muir, abc news, new york. >> amazing to see his recovery. but he still has a long road ahead. he has to go to the hospital at least twice a week to continue his therapy for at least the next two years. >> 60% of his body burned and what a remarkable story and how he made it out. >> and a remarkable recovery. again. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. "good morning america."
: welcome home, pete. >> reporter: welcome home, captain pete. david muir, abc news, new york. >> amazing to see his recovery. but he still has a long road ahead. he has to go to the hospital at least twice a week to continue his therapy for at least the next two years. >> 60% of his body burned and what a remarkable story and how he made it out. >> and a remarkable recovery. again. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. "good morning...
7, eyewitness news. >> that's the 8th person since saturday to be killed in new york city by gun violence. the shooting spree landed a 7-year-old girl from the bronx in the hospital with a gunshot wound to her ankle. arianna maldanado was grazed by a bullet in a section of the bronx sunday night. the intended target is still unknown. >> the police and the ambulance came and took me to the doctor straight like that. it burnt me. >> i broke down and i was like, i'm sorry, baby, this had to happen to you. >> despite that scare she's in good spirits and said she's looking forward to going back to school. >>> breaking news to tell you about. republican scott walker dropping out of the the race for president today. he ran on a conservative platform. lately he's been towards the bottom of the polls. he ran out of money according to sources. walker will continue his term as wisconsin governor that lasts through 2018. the dow was up 125 points, the nasdaq more than a point and the s&p 500 up nearly 9 points. >>> just ahead on eyewitness news this monday night, a police officer charged in a wrong-way crash that killed two of his passengers including a fellow officer goes to cou
7, eyewitness news. >> that's the 8th person since saturday to be killed in new york city by gun violence. the shooting spree landed a 7-year-old girl from the bronx in the hospital with a gunshot wound to her ankle. arianna maldanado was grazed by a bullet in a section of the bronx sunday night. the intended target is still unknown. >> the police and the ambulance came and took me to the doctor straight like that. it burnt me. >> i broke down and i was like, i'm sorry, baby,...
down. >> the man was rushed to elmhurst hospital. he is expected to be okay. >>> new york city health officials are waiting on test results linked to the latest cluster of legionnaire's cases in the bronx. they took samples from cooling towers no morris park where seven people were recently diagnosed with the illness. the new conditions are not connected to the outbreak that killed five people earlier this-month summer -- earlier this summer. >>> new at 5:00, the only woman on georgia's death row denied clemency despite a plea from pope francis to spare her life. today pope francis' diplomatic representative in the u.s. sent a letter to the state's parole board urging them to change the sentence to one that would better express both justice and mercy. during his visit to the u.s., the pope called for an end to the death penalty while addressing congress. she was convicted of murder back in 1997 for conspiring to kill her husband. the state's parole board did not give a reason for its denial of clemency saying only that it had carefully considered the request for reconsideration
down. >> the man was rushed to elmhurst hospital. he is expected to be okay. >>> new york city health officials are waiting on test results linked to the latest cluster of legionnaire's cases in the bronx. they took samples from cooling towers no morris park where seven people were recently diagnosed with the illness. the new conditions are not connected to the outbreak that killed five people earlier this-month summer -- earlier this summer. >>> new at 5:00, the only...
Eyewitness News : WABC : September 8, 2015 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
7 eyewitness news. >> okay, thank you. >>> well, tomorrow, new york city public school students head back to school. while they walk and take the bus, 40 mobile speed cameras will be on the streets. regard will track vehicles speeding a quarter mile in either direction from schools and cameras will grab pictures of the speeders. >>> those students include about 65,004 year olds heading to prekindergarten classes. the education department says it has enough pre-k slots for all the 4-year-old in the city. >>> mayor de blasio appears to be readying a classroom for students in this video. it promotes going back to school. we would love to see your back- to-school photos. a lot of viewers sharing the first day photos. when you post them on social media, include the hashtag abc 7 ny. >>> commuters are navigating though catch the bus at the port authority. the regular routine upset by new gate changes that took effect today. they affect tens of thousands of riders. darla miles is at the port authority where hopefully nobody missed their bus. darla? >> reporter: no one has told me that
7 eyewitness news. >> okay, thank you. >>> well, tomorrow, new york city public school students head back to school. while they walk and take the bus, 40 mobile speed cameras will be on the streets. regard will track vehicles speeding a quarter mile in either direction from schools and cameras will grab pictures of the speeders. >>> those students include about 65,004 year olds heading to prekindergarten classes. the education department says it has enough pre-k slots...
. >> reporter: sadly now it is. >> the new york city police department needs your help. >> reporter: the picture of carey gabay flashes on the side of this nypd crimestoppers vehicle as police search for those responsible for shooting the accomplished attorney in the head. >> this was a beautiful man, a sweet man, a man who was giving back to his community. >> reporter: gabay is the deputy general council for empire state development, 2011. but early monday morning the 43-year-old lawyer of jamaican descent took off his legal hat to partake in the prewest indian day festivities this year gabay and his friends got caught in between two rival 3:45 a.m. >> after the first shot it was a series of 19 shots repeated after that. >> reporter: his best friend says they all ran and ducked behind parked cars. >> there was a group of like six of us laying down, waiting for this to end. it ended like after 5, 6 seconds. then we got up. then someone said they shot someone, it was carey. >> reporter: in the hours since the shooting, prayers for gabay have come from lawmakers and friends. >> he was
. >> reporter: sadly now it is. >> the new york city police department needs your help. >> reporter: the picture of carey gabay flashes on the side of this nypd crimestoppers vehicle as police search for those responsible for shooting the accomplished attorney in the head. >> this was a beautiful man, a sweet man, a man who was giving back to his community. >> reporter: gabay is the deputy general council for empire state development, 2011. but early monday morning...
Eyewitness News This Morning : WABC : September 21, 2015 4:30am-6:00am EDT
police, u.s. marshals. >> i've been inspired by the dedication of the secret service and the new york city police department. wow, i mean they just say we're at your service. to protect this man. >> reporter: we should mention according to law enforcement direct threats against pope francis, but they are still very much concerned about the lone wolf attacks. meanwhile because of the extensive security plan in place for the pope, a number of streets will have to be closed begin happening on thursday at midnight. live in midtown, dray clark channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. and remember that eyewitness news is your go-to source for everything on the pope's visit on air and online from his schedule to road closures and mass transit changes it is all >>> happening today service resumes on the 1 train as the mta wraps up a number of weekend construction projects commute. number 1 trains began running again at 5 a.m. the mta suspended service on the line for necessary maintenance work. riders on both ends of the line were forced to take shuttle buses to and from connecting train lin
police, u.s. marshals. >> i've been inspired by the dedication of the secret service and the new york city police department. wow, i mean they just say we're at your service. to protect this man. >> reporter: we should mention according to law enforcement direct threats against pope francis, but they are still very much concerned about the lone wolf attacks. meanwhile because of the extensive security plan in place for the pope, a number of streets will have to be closed begin...
worker was charged with driving a bus while drunk. new york state police received several calls about an mta bus weaving on the northern state parkway in nassau county. copeland was not on duty and not authorized to drive the bus. they are gathering more details and will have more on this story at 5:00 a.m. >>> talks resume in an effort to avoid a possible school bus strike on long island. drivers are demanding higher wages and they are prepared to walk off the job. federal mediators were brought in last week. a strike would affect an estimated 15,000 students in nassau and suffolk counties. >>> dozens of families in new jersey are waking up at home after being forced out by a nearby electrical fire. flames and thick smoke poured out of the pse&g substation in wall direct yesterday morning it started with an explosion that left neighbors shaken. >> a kaboom. it hurt my ears. it was like, whoa, what the heck. >> i thought somebody hit my house. i thought a car hit the house. it rattled everything. >> firefighters spent several hours on the scene working to get the flames under control.
worker was charged with driving a bus while drunk. new york state police received several calls about an mta bus weaving on the northern state parkway in nassau county. copeland was not on duty and not authorized to drive the bus. they are gathering more details and will have more on this story at 5:00 a.m. >>> talks resume in an effort to avoid a possible school bus strike on long island. drivers are demanding higher wages and they are prepared to walk off the job. federal mediators...
neighborhoods of new york... the working people, the people who really make this city work-- the beat cops, nurses, teachers, and engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a national standard with neighborhood care-- not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. >>> look at this, a creature is found in a queens lake clearly not from around here. this alligator, yep, alligator, spotted this afternoon in flushing meadows corona park. the gator is nearly 2 feet long, long enough. and it's still swimming around. the park's department says it will continue to monitor it and attempt to capture the reptile using nets, snare poles, traps, whatever
neighborhoods of new york... the working people, the people who really make this city work-- the beat cops, nurses, teachers, and engineers had affordable health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of non-profits called ghi and hip-- now called emblemhealth. because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. and today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did...
but it was too late. she died at the hospital yesterday. >>> we are learning new details about the pope francis visit to new york city in a few weeks. as part of his visit to east harlem september 25th, the pope will meet with immigrants and refugees that have been held by catholic charities. catholic charities believes it's the perfect place for him to visit. >> incredibly appreciative that pope francis and cardinal dolan decided that this was one of the places that he was going to visit in his brief time when he was in new york. >> pope francis will speak at the united nations during his one day visit to new york. his visit will end with a mass at madison square garden. >>> as of today, new yorkers can sign up to win tickets to see pope francis in central park. the city will butte tense of thousand -- distribute tens of thousands. now through labor day new yorkers can enter to win two tickets. for information on how to sign up, go to the special section on our web site, abc7ny.com/pope or call 311. >>> a county clerk in kentucky refuses to issue marriage licenses because of her o
but it was too late. she died at the hospital yesterday. >>> we are learning new details about the pope francis visit to new york city in a few weeks. as part of his visit to east harlem september 25th, the pope will meet with immigrants and refugees that have been held by catholic charities. catholic charities believes it's the perfect place for him to visit. >> incredibly appreciative that pope francis and cardinal dolan decided that this was one of the places that he was...
Eyewitness News This Morning : WABC : September 19, 2015 9:00am-10:00am EDT
hospital. >>> also just ahead, the harlem globetrotters did not miss out on fashion week in new york. a new uniform. >>> welcome back. dramatic video this morning of see. wait for it. this happened during a high-speed race in san diego. the hydroplane boat was going about 165 to 170 miles an hour when a gusty of wind picked up the boat and literally tossed it upside down. the boat and the driver landed hard in the water. the driver got out of the boat safely but he was taken to the hospital for treatment. >> hydroplane boat. >> um-hmm. >> going too fast? >> well, 165. >> are you kidding me? >> they race those boats, the hydroplane boats. >> that's crazy fast on the water. never been on one of those. >>> free kayaking on the hudson. totally unrelated. >> that's a better speed. >> it's more my style. >> yeah, row, row, row. >> the clubs are out there. it's so fun to do, you guys. it they provide the equipment. you stand on the line. the wait is 15, 20 minutes. you can see what everybody is doing. you are in the kayak taking your pad am. do you want to go? >> no. over. >> you have
hospital. >>> also just ahead, the harlem globetrotters did not miss out on fashion week in new york. a new uniform. >>> welcome back. dramatic video this morning of see. wait for it. this happened during a high-speed race in san diego. the hydroplane boat was going about 165 to 170 miles an hour when a gusty of wind picked up the boat and literally tossed it upside down. the boat and the driver landed hard in the water. the driver got out of the boat safely but he was taken...
, september. in new york that means the u.s. open tennis. >> you got to wait for the red light to go on. >> i did. >> i said some really interesting things before the red light went on. >> fun couple of days. roger federer a round one winner at the u.s. open today. but seated women are leaving the open. that's been a theme already. if you count maria share popea -- sharapova before it started -- wozniaki not included but for her to win jamie loeb would have to lose. winning the ncaa title at north carolina, 20 years old, used to come watch the open from the stands. spent 67 minutes on the court. wozniaki won 6-2, 6-love. >>> jason marrow won't play at all. >> training camp is officially over and the season opener just 12 days away for the jets. but first one final preseason game as gang green hosts the eagles thursday night. >> everything is going to happen the way it's going to happen. you want to come out healthy. >> todd bowles hasn't made a final decision but most starters will sit out which means their focus will focus on cleveland. >> get your mind right as you're finishing up >> starti
, september. in new york that means the u.s. open tennis. >> you got to wait for the red light to go on. >> i did. >> i said some really interesting things before the red light went on. >> fun couple of days. roger federer a round one winner at the u.s. open today. but seated women are leaving the open. that's been a theme already. if you count maria share popea -- sharapova before it started -- wozniaki not included but for her to win jamie loeb would have to lose....
scene. one person went to the hospital for observation. >>> new at noon, a landmark decision today marks a new chapter in new york city's attempts to have us live healthier lives. the board of health passed a rule requiring all restaurants in the city to post warnings about salt on their menus. eyewitness news reporter rob nelson in lower manhattan with more on what this means to restaurantgoers. rob? >> good afternoon. new york city is the first city in the country to enact something like this. officials say it's simple. we americans and new yorkers simply consume too much salt. starting a few minutes from now they will require fast food restaurants to denote on the menu which items exceed the daily recommended amount of salt. this vote came down in the past hour or so. it was unanimous. we have been talking about it for months. today it's official. this requirement set to go into effect on december the 1st, three months from now. it will impact fast food chains with 15 or more locations around the country. critics, there are some, they say this is an example of overreach or culinary na
scene. one person went to the hospital for observation. >>> new at noon, a landmark decision today marks a new chapter in new york city's attempts to have us live healthier lives. the board of health passed a rule requiring all restaurants in the city to post warnings about salt on their menus. eyewitness news reporter rob nelson in lower manhattan with more on what this means to restaurantgoers. rob? >> good afternoon. new york city is the first city in the country to enact...
the dedication of the secret service and the new york city police department. wow. they say we're at your service. we have a sacred responsibility to protect this man. >> reporter: with that, cardinal dolan said the pope need not worry about his safety or the safety of his followers but can focus on the deeper reason for his visit. >> he's going to talk about god and jesus and grace and mercy and love poor and forgiveness. he'll say what the church has been saying for two millenniums. he says it in a fresh, simple and sincere way. >> reporter: the police commissioner says they don't have any intelligence of a direct threat against the pope ice visit but they're very concerned about loan wolves who operate under the radar. live in midtown, lucy yang, eye witness news. >> the pope may be spreading the word in cuba but he's showing he hasn't forgotten about his trip to tus later this month. >> i will be there because you will be there. see you in philadelphia. >> after the pope holds mass at madison square garden in manhattan on friday, he'll head to philadelphia where his trip will cul
the dedication of the secret service and the new york city police department. wow. they say we're at your service. we have a sacred responsibility to protect this man. >> reporter: with that, cardinal dolan said the pope need not worry about his safety or the safety of his followers but can focus on the deeper reason for his visit. >> he's going to talk about god and jesus and grace and mercy and love poor and forgiveness. he'll say what the church has been saying for two...
times in the back. both are hospitalized. no arrests have been made. >>> new information, the man accused of killing a livery cab driver in brooklyn is back in new york after being arrested in north carolina. 23-year-old unique gray will be arraigned in brooklyn as early as today after being extradited. he is accused of shooting and killing a man inside a livery cab in june. he was arrested in greenville, north carolina, on parole violation. he has 15 prior arrests and was released in may. >>> the search continues for a man who police say raped a woman at gunpoint in brooklyn. the suspect captured in newly released surveillance video. investigators say the man covered his face with a shirt and sexually assaulted a 19- year-old woman in a yard sunday night in canarsie. police releasing a sketch. they say the man later attacked a second victim the same night. >>> students at long branch will be back in school today without two young classmates killed in a suspicious fire inside their home. a memorial started outside the home of lyndon beharry, amanda morris and their two sons in lon
times in the back. both are hospitalized. no arrests have been made. >>> new information, the man accused of killing a livery cab driver in brooklyn is back in new york after being arrested in north carolina. 23-year-old unique gray will be arraigned in brooklyn as early as today after being extradited. he is accused of shooting and killing a man inside a livery cab in june. he was arrested in greenville, north carolina, on parole violation. he has 15 prior arrests and was released in...
Jimmy Kimmel Live : WABC : September 15, 2015 11:35pm-12:37am EDT
. >> jimmy: 18 years old. >> yeah. i remember the call was blacky paris, a street kid. like a new york street guy. i grew up next to disneyland, i knew nothing about new york. i remember the audition i thought, i'll get dressed -- i'll put some leather -- i actually had a pleather jacket, not leather, plastic thing. and ripped jordache jeans to look like a new york guy. i remember going down -- >> jimmy: those were the guys. >> right, yeah. i got to work on my walk. so i was driving around and went to santa monica boulevard in west hollywood. a lot of very handsome men on the street. i'm walking, working on my -- i figured blacky should have a bandana. i picked out a bandana. and then i went and auditioned. i found out that, you know, the bandana that i'll picked, you know, meant that you liked to be -- urinated on. there's a whole thing, what kind of bandana you wear. >> jimmy: what color is that one? >> yellow. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. how did you find that out? >> oh, the hard way. >> jimmy: we are going to take a break. more with john after this. [ applause ] what's yours? a dash of fruit in t
. >> jimmy: 18 years old. >> yeah. i remember the call was blacky paris, a street kid. like a new york street guy. i grew up next to disneyland, i knew nothing about new york. i remember the audition i thought, i'll get dressed -- i'll put some leather -- i actually had a pleather jacket, not leather, plastic thing. and ripped jordache jeans to look like a new york guy. i remember going down -- >> jimmy: those were the guys. >> right, yeah. i got to work on my walk. so i...
hours during their investigation. >>> new york city parks department officials will be in bryant park, inspecting a tree that sud eveningly out of nowhere just snapped in half. >> it was crowded out there yesterday afternoon, and five people were hurt scorings rushed in to help. people -- her hurt, -- were hurt and others rushed in to help. >> there was no warning to get away. >> it was too late to yell, and as it dropped some people were screaming. >> some people said they felt a strong gust of wind before the tree came down. five people taken to the the hospital, and they are expected to be okay. the nypd came in, cutting up the tree trunk so the parks department workers can gets in there to determine what caused the tree to come down. >>> another tree mishap, in connecticut this time. a man was in greenwich, when a tree fell on top of him. he had to be rescued by firefighters. several vehicles were damaged but no one was hurt. >>> testing is complete in the bronx where legionnaires' back tearoff discovered earlier this week. four of the nine buildings had positive preliminary tests
hours during their investigation. >>> new york city parks department officials will be in bryant park, inspecting a tree that sud eveningly out of nowhere just snapped in half. >> it was crowded out there yesterday afternoon, and five people were hurt scorings rushed in to help. people -- her hurt, -- were hurt and others rushed in to help. >> there was no warning to get away. >> it was too late to yell, and as it dropped some people were screaming. >> some...
cost too much. >>> today mayor de blasio will unveil a new school plan to help new york city students prepare for their careers after graduation. part of that plan including making computer science available to all students within the next decade. the mayor wants to bring advanced placement classes to all of the cities 400 high schools at a cost of $51 million a year. for the younger grades, increased emphasis on reading and plans to hire 700 new reading teachers at a cost of $75 million. >> kids reading at grade level, we weren't in the right place. we have to do something different. we can't tell our kids you are college bound and not show them we are invested by giving them the kind of courses that will help them get there. >> he will make the announcement this morning in march san a i can't -- >>> tonight could be the last best chance for to attract supporters and donations to their campaign or wither away. the front-runner, donald trump is not having cash problems. but the other ten candidates on stage with him in the debate need to gain traction. cnn is encouraging the
cost too much. >>> today mayor de blasio will unveil a new school plan to help new york city students prepare for their careers after graduation. part of that plan including making computer science available to all students within the next decade. the mayor wants to bring advanced placement classes to all of the cities 400 high schools at a cost of $51 million a year. for the younger grades, increased emphasis on reading and plans to hire 700 new reading teachers at a cost of $75...
, protecting women against domestic violence and partnered with an organization here in new york and we've created a campaign that says put your nail in it and raising awareness about domestic violence and traveled abroad with the uso and vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and visited our troops abroad. it's been a wonderful year? quite a year and i'm sure it's bittersweet as it comes to an end but when the crown comes off what are you most excited about getting back to regular life. >> nap time. i'm going to sleep for awhile. i'm in a different city every two days and travel 20,000 miles a month and excited to have my own schedule and do things for kira and go back on that next chapter of my life. bittersweet. >> these women behind you are vying to wear that crown this year. what advice could you give them that you wish someone had given you last year. >> i know the crown will be in excellent hands no matter what happens but, you know, even just in life it's important to remember tomorrow is another day. no matter the challenges that you have today you will be able to make i
, protecting women against domestic violence and partnered with an organization here in new york and we've created a campaign that says put your nail in it and raising awareness about domestic violence and traveled abroad with the uso and vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and visited our troops abroad. it's been a wonderful year? quite a year and i'm sure it's bittersweet as it comes to an end but when the crown comes off what are you most excited about getting back to regular life....
, abc news, new york. >>> just amazing images there. and amazing survival story. >>> we have another one coming up for you in our next half hour. what's being called a miracle at sea. take a look at this baby, born more than three months early and more than 100 miles away from shore. how this little guy beat the odds. >> incredible. but first how this guy is hoping to beat his own odds. he's a monster hit on instagram. that's not quite enough for this certified hunk. he's got his eye on a bigger prize. he's not quite a household name. actually a lot of us here had to use that old google machine. >> that old thing. >> to find out who he is. >> we're talking about brock o'hern. apparently he's a monster hit on instagram now hoping to leverage his social media following and leaping from your phone to the big screen. >> we're up "up all nightline"" with abc's nick watt. >> reporter: this man bun twist and smolder launched the online phenom that is brock o'hern. >> i kind of just ran with it. i didn't put any thought into it. >> reporter: instagram his main milieu, 1.2 million followers a
, abc news, new york. >>> just amazing images there. and amazing survival story. >>> we have another one coming up for you in our next half hour. what's being called a miracle at sea. take a look at this baby, born more than three months early and more than 100 miles away from shore. how this little guy beat the odds. >> incredible. but first how this guy is hoping to beat his own odds. he's a monster hit on instagram. that's not quite enough for this certified hunk....
hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> much more news ahead in the next half hour. lifesaving surgery for a teen that thought he would never swimming accident. >> new york's governor taking campuses. a big story developing on capitol hill. >>> our top stories, a family of four found dead after a fire in a new jersey home. intentionally. the fire happened overnight in long branch. a couple and their two children ages 4 and 7 died. prosecutors say they are not ruling out a murder-suicide. >>> delays on the long island railroad because of power issues. trains are now up and running in and out of penn station with delays. the power problems caused major issues for the morning commute. a short while ago governor cuomo said it is time to invest more in the system. >>> the manhunt continues for three people that killed a police officer near chicago. investigators believe they may have left the state. officer charles gliniewicz, a 30 year veteran of the force was weeks away from retirement. hello again, i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot. >>> a long island teen ser
hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> much more news ahead in the next half hour. lifesaving surgery for a teen that thought he would never swimming accident. >> new york's governor taking campuses. a big story developing on capitol hill. >>> our top stories, a family of four found dead after a fire in a new jersey home. intentionally. the fire happened overnight in long branch. a couple and their two children ages 4 and 7 died. prosecutors say they are...
hospital, serious injuries but they are expected to survive. >>> 4:35. new information this morning after something other than players raised racket at the u.s. open. a high school science teacher in the new york city public school system under arrest, 26- year-old daniel durley is charged with piloting a drone that crashed into the stands during a women's second round match. the aircraft did not hit the spectators. >>> two former new jersey day care workers are due in court. they provoked shoving matches between kids at the light bridge academy in cran ford. then they videotaped them and posted the fights online. the kids were as young as 4. >>> newly released video shows a woman fighting back as she's surrounded by three attackers in brooklyn. the 23-year-old victim was pulled to the ground sunday night in greenpoint when another woman grabbed her purse after a man appears to throw a punch at her. she gets up and tries to fight them off. the suspects made off with her cell phone. she escaped the scuffle with a few minor scrapes. >>> turmoil on the turf in new jersey. this weekend
hospital, serious injuries but they are expected to survive. >>> 4:35. new information this morning after something other than players raised racket at the u.s. open. a high school science teacher in the new york city public school system under arrest, 26- year-old daniel durley is charged with piloting a drone that crashed into the stands during a women's second round match. the aircraft did not hit the spectators. >>> two former new jersey day care workers are due in court....
Eyewitness News at Noon : WABC : September 22, 2015 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
new york city this week to meet with dignitaries from the united nations. >>> we will have much more ahead in the next half hour. a police officer on long island charged in a hit and run that hospital. more details in a live report. >> brand-new surveillance video coming in of a luxury car slamming into two stores overnight. >> plus, kim davis opens up about the gay marriage license >>> our big story this afternoon, pope francis is on his way to the united states. the pontiff is boarding a plane in cuba a few minutes ago. the president and first lady will greet him at andrews air force base this afternoon. he is expected to arrive at 4:00 p.m. >>> in his final mass, pope francis called for a new revolution of tenderness and joy. millions are waiting for his arrival in the u.s. his first stop, washington, d.c. before coming to new york on thursday and philadelphia on saturday. >>> the nypd is closing off streets and putting extra you can find the closures on our web site, abc7ny.com. in a few minutes we will look back at pope francis's life as a young boy and how he got where he is today. >> hello, i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm david novarro. more on the pope in a minute. >>> new details a
new york city this week to meet with dignitaries from the united nations. >>> we will have much more ahead in the next half hour. a police officer on long island charged in a hit and run that hospital. more details in a live report. >> brand-new surveillance video coming in of a luxury car slamming into two stores overnight. >> plus, kim davis opens up about the gay marriage license >>> our big story this afternoon, pope francis is on his way to the united states....
ninan, abc news, new york. >> what a beautiful story. thank you, reena. >>> finally a dream come true for a teenager from florida. whitney stewart is the winner of the boys and girls club national youth of the year award presented by our parent company, disney. it honors a club member with strong character, academic success and a healthy lifestyle. whitney founded a group that advocates for sustainable agriculture and also interned in congress. she was a leader in junior rotc. she will receive scholarships and will get a new car and, wait for it, a trip to disney world. >> yay. >> congratulations. >> she deserves it. >> a great girl. thank you, amy. >>> a lot more coming up including that big shake-up at ralph lauren. why he is stepping down. what it means for celebrity, athletes and everyone else who wears his looks. >>> also, from wine stains on your favorite shirt to last-minute baking, we've got simple solutions to everyday problems. we got a hack for that coming up on "gma." we never go out of style scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be
ninan, abc news, new york. >> what a beautiful story. thank you, reena. >>> finally a dream come true for a teenager from florida. whitney stewart is the winner of the boys and girls club national youth of the year award presented by our parent company, disney. it honors a club member with strong character, academic success and a healthy lifestyle. whitney founded a group that advocates for sustainable agriculture and also interned in congress. she was a leader in junior rotc....
. doctors say the injuries were not life threatening. >>> a blockbuster disclosure from a new york city police officer was supposedly looking for what he mistakenly took down james blake. he talked to eyewitness news from australia. he said he wasn't in new york last week. he was in australia. the photo the nypd had of him was posted online by his brother. >> my name is clearly tagged on the original photo. ism this whole -- i think this whole mess if somebody did research on google prior to the manhunt. >> he apparently looks like the real credit card suspect police were searching for. the officer that tackled blake has been placed on desk duty while the department and civilian review board investigate. you can see the interview on our facebook page and on the home page of abc7ny. >>> the stage is ready. the republicans with the highest approval rating at tonight's second gop debate will probably be reynold reagan. the debate will be held at his presidential library and virtually every candidate spoke favorably of reagan. there will be a debate at 6:00 p.m. for the lowest polling
. doctors say the injuries were not life threatening. >>> a blockbuster disclosure from a new york city police officer was supposedly looking for what he mistakenly took down james blake. he talked to eyewitness news from australia. he said he wasn't in new york last week. he was in australia. the photo the nypd had of him was posted online by his brother. >> my name is clearly tagged on the original photo. ism this whole -- i think this whole mess if somebody did research on...
will learn more about the security plans for the pope's visit to new york next week. this comes after the chairman of the house committee on homeland security says the secret service has already stopped one threat made against the pope. the details of that threat are unknown. city officials in lower manhattan will finalize plans for the pope's many appearances city. >>> the archbishop of new york is speaking out after reports that tickets to see the pope are being sold online for hundreds of dollars. 80,000 tickets for the pope's procession through central park were given out free when a lottery last week. it didn't take long for many of the tickets to end up on web sites like e-bay and craigslist. the mayor's office says both sites were removing the posts. be sure to stay with eyewitness news leading up to and during the pope's visit. we have an entire section on our web site where you can find his schedule and traffic information. >>> this morning the 7 line is going west. commuters can travel to parts of manhattan that were much more difficult to get to. the 7 line extends to
will learn more about the security plans for the pope's visit to new york next week. this comes after the chairman of the house committee on homeland security says the secret service has already stopped one threat made against the pope. the details of that threat are unknown. city officials in lower manhattan will finalize plans for the pope's many appearances city. >>> the archbishop of new york is speaking out after reports that tickets to see the pope are being sold online for...
Eyewitness News Sunday Morning : WABC : September 20, 2015 6:00am-8:00am EDT
for the afternoon, high of 79 in new york city. we will talk about temperatures and the next chance of rain for the accuweather forecast. >> we are following breaking two people shot in the head and a third in the hospital fighting for his life. kristin thorne has the latest details. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, rob. an active scene here. cops are walking around, canvassing the area, and as you mentioned, two people shot fatally, and we know that they have taken one person in for questioning, and it happened around 2:00 this morning inside of the raymond ingersoll housing. the shooting was not in the building, just along the complex. two pronounced dead at the scene, and 576-year-old man taken to the hospital in critical condition. i just spoke to a young man who live in the comet plex, and he said it's dangerous around here. >> something happened thereupon with the shoot, and now i guess if came here. >> reporter: you concerned about this. >> of course. i have a kid, and you can't go outside. >> reporter: again, no arrests have been made. police said they have taken one person in for questioning. kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kristin, thank you. >>> new this morning, police
for the afternoon, high of 79 in new york city. we will talk about temperatures and the next chance of rain for the accuweather forecast. >> we are following breaking two people shot in the head and a third in the hospital fighting for his life. kristin thorne has the latest details. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, rob. an active scene here. cops are walking around, canvassing the area, and as you mentioned, two people shot fatally, and we know that they have...


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Meeting Coverage > DDW Expert Roundtable
Biologic Therapies for Crohn's Go Head-to-Head at DDW
— SEAVUE compares ustekinumab with adalimumab in patients with moderate to severe disease
by Greg Laub, Director, Video, MedPage Today June 21, 2021
The SEAVUE study is the first head-to-head trial that compares the safety and efficacy of prescription biologics in the treatment of Crohn's disease, and results were presented during the 2021 Digestive Disease Week virtual meeting.
In this second of four exclusive roundtable episodes, MedPage Today brought together three leaders in the field -- moderator Jason K. Hou, MD, of Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, is joined by Shirley Cohen-Mekelburg, MD, of Michigan Medicine in Ann Arbor, and Jill Gaidos, MD, of Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut -- for a virtual roundtable discussion about how the SEAVUE (Safety and Efficacy of Adalimumab Versus Ustekinumab for One Year) trial results might impact their practice.
Episode one: Do COVID-19 Vaccines Protect IBD Patients?
Following is a transcript of their remarks:
Hou: Hello, everybody. I am Dr. Jason Hou. I am an associate professor of gastroenterology at Baylor College of Medicine. I'd like to welcome you to the DDW Virtual Roundtable on MedPage Today. We're really fortunate to be joined by two panelists here today: Dr. Shirley Cohen-Mekelburg, she's an assistant professor at the University of Michigan, as well as Dr. Jill Gaidos, associate professor at Yale University.
The topic that I'd like to bring up for discussion for the panel is a recent abstract that was presented as an oral presentation at DDW 2021, which is called the SEAVUE study. This was a very interesting study. We're definitely moving into a new realm of clinical trials, which I think both providers and the patients have been demanding, and now the FDA for some time, which are head-to-head studies of active agents.
For the longest time, most of our landmark trials are comparing a new agent to placebo. We obviously know placebo is not going to work, but that's left us with this large dilemma of how to pick amongst many potential options.
SEAVUE was a trial, head-to-head, our first head-to-head biologic randomized placebo-controlled trial for Crohn's disease. This trial compared, interestingly, a bio-naïve population of patients ... for either ustekinumab, which is the IL [interleukin]-12/23 antagonist, compared to standard-dose adalimumab, which is a TNF [tumor necrosis factor]-alpha antagonist.
Again, these were all bio-naïve patients with moderate to severe Crohn's disease, and again, the dosing ... also was only prescribed as monotherapy, which I think is a relevant thing to point out, for the study.
The patients were blinded. They received dummy placebos because the dosing schedules are different for both of these drugs. The primary endpoint ... was clinical remission at week 52 based on CDAI [Crohn's Disease Activity Index], but there are multiple secondary endpoints and, of course, analyzed in a hierarchical fashion as expected for this study.
It's a study of nearly 400 patients that were randomized, and in the end the headline is not a significant difference between the two at the primary endpoint, and again, of the hierarchical comparison, but for those reported secondary endpoints, also not really a lot of difference.
I'm curious about the panelists' thoughts on this study and how this would impact their practice.
Cohen-Mekelburg: I think it's great to see more and more investigators planning head-to-head trials. With the larger armamentarium, the drugs that we have available now, I think one of the big questions is how do we position these therapies. This is a great study to see. I think a lot of people were waiting for this.
While I don't think anyone is necessarily shocked that the study came out as negative overall, I think some of the important points to think through are is this really representative of the real world -- which, obviously, in the clinical trial setting, isn't always.
I think one of the larger criticisms of this trial is that the adalimumab and the ustekinumab were given kind of at a standard dose throughout the entire 52-week period and there was not really an opportunity for a dose escalation, for example. We're still learning about dose escalation in the context of ustekinumab, but with adalimumab it is very common for us to dose escalate.
I think that's really one of the disadvantages, at least as far as the adalimumab arm, and kind of makes me question whether the findings would be different if patients were able to increase their adalimumab dosing.
I know the reasons why it was not done, which it is very difficult to kind of maintain blinding while dose escalating, so that's a methodological question for another day. But it's the big takeaway in interpreting the data.
Gaidos: I also thought this study was very interesting. I really... it's very nice. One of the pushes for treatment when we talk about treatment of our IBD [inflammatory bowel disease] patients now that we have what seems like a lot more choices for drug positioning, and how do you pick one over the other?
I think we still are not there for personalized medicine. I think it would be really nice if I could tell if my patients' inflammation was driven by TNF or if it was driven by IL-12-23, and that would really help to break out who's going to respond and who's not.
I think this is really encouraging in that it sort of supports our understanding that your first drug is the one that you have the best chance of getting your patient into clinical and endoscopic remission, and so we can't just blow through our therapies. We really need to be serious about appropriate dosing duration, allowing the medicine enough time to work.
I still get kind of disappointed that the primary endpoint is a clinical remission when we know that clinical symptoms don't always correlate with histologic or endoscopic healing, but I know that's one of the easiest targets to meet, which is why that's their primary endpoint as far as approval in getting these drugs approved for use.
I think there's still room to improve our clinical trials, and I agree with Shirley that it would have been nice to allow a little bit of flexibility in the dosing for those patients that lost response, because we don't really know how many we can recapture, particularly with ustekinumab. I think it's a good study. I think it's helpful, but there is still a lot more work to be done, yeah.
Hou: How does this impact any decision making you have for your patient in the clinic?
Gaidos: I think for me when patients say, "well, which one should I use?" I now have evidence to support my recommendation, and so I can now tell them there is really no clinical difference in the two of them. The endoscopic response was similar. The clinical response was similar.
I think there is still the issue of insurance approval, and I think overall, when I present these two agents to patients as potential treatment options, I think as far as safety, which they also included here, there wasn't a huge difference in safety or the increase in adverse side effects or infections. But really, I think the biggest issue is still getting it paid for, getting approval from insurance.
Cohen-Mekelburg: Yeah. I think a minor point but one of the reassuring things about this study is it basically showed that both drugs are well tolerated. I think 76% of the adalimumab arm and 85% of the ustekinumab arm completed the studies, so that is pretty high and good to tell patients.
But, yeah, I agree, as Jill said, a lot of this is a conversation with patients, and part of the conversation is all the factors that are important to the patient and their trajectory, and while comparative efficacy is one of those factors there are other things that need to be considered as well. Can the patient do injections? Are they able to travel to a facility to get their first infusion? I think all those are factors as well.
I know for some of our older patients in our clinic we're able to actually have the nurses bring them in for injections, and so a medication like ustekinumab in that context is logistically a little bit easier.
Gaidos: One of the problems ... clearly we always need more data for evidence-based medicine. But I would say the majority of my patients, probably 85%, are not biologic naïve, so unfortunately this doesn't address the positioning for those who have already been exposed to an anti-TNF agent or some other biologic.
Hou: Yeah, I think I agree with both of your comments. I think that's a very insightful way to view the study and put it into clinical context. I think this was ... I applaud the investigators, as you've already said, for giving us this information with a head-to-head trial. It's a lot of work, a lot of expense, to run a trial. Again, some people say it's a negative study. Some people say it's a positive-positive study. We have two medicines that were very effective. I think there are some other additional nuances.
As I mentioned in the intro section, these are all monotherapy patients, and I think we're aware that at least for TNF inhibitors, there may be some benefit of using a combination with a thiopurine in that setting. Would that have changed the results significantly? Unclear. But that's, again, one nuance.
Another thing, which is the numbers, again, I was actually a little surprised at how similar the numbers are. When you look at all of the endpoints, they're within ... most of the outcomes were within a delta of 5%, which is remarkably close, given that these are two different agents, different MOAs [mechanisms of action], and have very similar rates.
That part, and even looking at some of the time trends in terms of time to remission and things like that, the lines were almost on top of each other, which I think is encouraging, and also higher than I think sometimes we may expect.
Things to keep in context -- again, because it's not placebo-controlled -- what is the placebo response when you're having two active arms? That's why you can't really compare these numbers with other prior studies.
Others, because it was, as you already mentioned, Dr. Gaidos, is these are bio-naïve, the duration of disease in this study was only about 3 years, that median duration of disease, which is much shorter than typical phase III trials that we're seeing, and which may explain why some of these numbers may be a little bit higher.
It's encouraging. I think it's what some of us are probably seeing in real life, and that you look at the real-world data, these numbers match, that are probably closer than we do with typical phase III data, which are often lower than what we see in real-life data because those are sicker patients, multi-failure patients, and things like that.
But those are, I think, very important things to take into account. Again, to summarize what I think both of you all were commenting on, is it's encouraging that we have two. These two medicines both appear to be quite efficacious and it's going to come down to shared decision-making. What is it with the patients? What are the factors that are important to them? Access, cost, and things like that. That's where I think the impact will be.
It gives us in some ways more freedom, more flexibility to tell patients that we have two good ... these are both good options if these are the two agents that you're deciding between for your patient with moderate to severe Crohn's disease. Any other final comments?
Cohen-Mekelburg: Yes. My only final comment is I hope that this study encourages further studies like it rather than fewer.
Gaidos: Absolutely, and we get some to include biologic-experienced patients as well.
Hou: Yeah. I think another thing to make the stories even more nuanced, as I think you mentioned, Dr. Cohen, is adding some component of dose adjustment to factor in closer to what real-world use would be for us in most clinical settings will provide additional data for us to make decisions in the clinic for our patients with these meds.
Thank you for that great discussion, Dr. Cohen and Dr. Gaidos. Thank you for your time, for the audience, for listening in, and hopefully you'll join us for one of the other sessions.
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I recently decided to make a vegetable-based ragu sauce in my Instant Pot and combined mixed mushrooms with cubed eggplant for the base. The addition of rehydrated dried porcini mushrooms adds a surprising meaty flavor to this sauce creating a depth of flavor that will appeal to any meat lover. I first sautéed my vegetables in batches in my Instant Pot, then added the rest of the ingredients and cooked the sauce for thirty minutes using the pressure cooker function. The sauce was still a bit loose after forty minutes, so I simply continued to cook the sauce on the sauté function for ten minutes until it thickened. This sauce makes a large quantity, so I divided the sauce once it was cooked and froze half for a future meal. In my goal to eat healthier this year, I served this sauce on whole grain pasta which was a perfect pairing. The nutty flavor of farro pasta was an excellent choice for this earthy flavored sauce. The way the eggplant and mushrooms are cooked in this recipe creates a texture and flavor similar to a meat ragu although that wasn't my intention, although It will appeal to any meat lovers in your family!
A hearty vegetable based ragu so good you'll never miss the meat!
In a small bowl, place the dried porcini mushrooms and cover with 1 1/2 Cups boiling water.
Let sit 20 minutes until softened.
Drain mushrooms and reserve the soaking liquid.
Finely chop the rehydrated mushrooms and set aside.
Add 4 tablespoons of the oil to the Instant Pot and turn on the sauté function.
Add the mushrooms, celery, and carrots, and cook, stirring often until the vegetables are soft and the mushrooms are beginning to brown, about 8 minutes.
Use a slotted spoon to remove the mushroom mixture to a bowl.
Add the remaining oil to the pot along with the onions and eggplant, and cook stirring often until soft and lightly browned, about 8 minutes.
Add the garlic to the pot, and continue to cook another minute or two.
Return the mushroom mixture to the pot along with the wine.
Continue to cook until the wine has reduced by half, about 5 minutes.
Add the tomatoes, reserved mushroom liquid, tomato paste, salt, pepper, parsley, basil, oregano, and chili flakes to the pot.
Set the function to Manual, and cooking time to 30 minutes.
Allow the pot to release slowly.
Open the pot and taste the sauce.
If the sauce is too loose, you can return to the sauce function to thicken it to your preference.
Serve the sauce on pasta of choice.


This news piece was a great article done by the Union Leader after Hillary was name one of America's top volunteers at the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards.
Although they didn't feel the tremors from an earthquake in Indonesia, a Bedford family has still been affected by the disaster.
Angela Hughes and her children, Hillary, 11, Chase, 8, and Noah, 5, are assembling hygiene kits for families torn by the May 27 earthquake.
Angela Hughes said the family founded "Color My World: Kids Who Care" six years ago in response to a dearth of educational materials in South Africa.
By June 30, the Hughes family hopes to collect as many hygiene kits as possible for the Indonesian families. Each kit will have two unbreakable combs, four toothbrushes, one tube of toothpaste, two bars of soap and two hand towels. The kits will also have quilts for each family.
Hughes said the 6.3 magnitude earthquake killed nearly 5,800, injured 20,000 and rendered 650,000 others homeless.
The family has begun accepting donations from schools, local businesses, and families.
Hillary Hughes is no stranger to the world of volunteering. The Peter Woodbury student recently received the Prudential Spirit of Community Award, which includes a personal award of $5,000, an engraved gold medallion, a crystal trophy for her Girl Scout council, and a $5,000 grant from The Prudential Foundation for a nonprofit charitable organization of her choice. She was in the top 10 out of 20,000 applicants in the nation.
Hillary began working with Color My World at age 5.
Hillary said she would like to collect 200 hygiene kits by the shipping date of June 30.
Once collected, the kits will be shipped to a distribution center organized by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Chase Hughes, who also began charity work at age 5, said it's important to help others.


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Met het woord Mannenbroeders worden traditioneel de mannen aangeduid in de gemeenschap van de vooroorlogse Gereformeerde Kerken in Nederland en de Anti-Revolutionaire Partij (ARP).
Het dienen van de kerk en de partij in bestuursfuncties was traditioneel aan mannen voorbehouden. De mannen werden geschoold in de jongelingsvereniging en de mannenvereniging.

Gebruik
Het woord mannenbroeders werd populair door het boek Parade der mannenbroeders (1964) van Trouw-journalist Ben van Kaam. Daarin beschreef hij op luchtige wijze de gereformeerde cultuur. De laatste jaren wordt de term door buitenstaanders vooral schertsend gebruikt. De documentaire Mannenbroeders van Kootjebroek gebruikt de term echter om een beeld van stoere, traditionele onverzettelijkheid te schetsen en in huidige gereformeerde kringen wordt de term nog altijd positief gebruikt. Men spreekt elkaar soms zelfs met deze woorden aan. Het enkelvoud mannenbroeder komt voor, maar is ongebruikelijk, vooral bij de aanspreekvorm. Men gebruikt dan gewoonlijk enkel het woord broeder. De gereformeerde kringen waarin dit nog min of meer gangbaar is, komen echter zelden overeen met 'oude' gereformeerde kerken in Nederland (thans PKN), maar veeleer met andere reformatorische kerkverbanden.

Bijbelse oorsprong
De aanduiding mannen broeders is afkomstig uit de Statenvertaling, de vertaling van de Bijbel die vroeger algemeen werd gebruikt, en wordt onder andere uitgesproken wanneer de apostelen zich vlak na het definitieve vertrek van Jezus in het boek Handelingen 2:37 afvragen: Wat moeten wij doen, mannen broeders? In tegenstelling tot het huidige gebruik wordt deze aanduiding in de Statenvertaling steeds als twee woorden geschreven. Hij komt op veertien plaatsen voor, waarvan dertien keer als aanspreekvorm.

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__author__ = "mozman <mozman@gmx.at>"

try:
    # Python 2.6 and earlier need the unittest2 package
    # try: easy_install unittest2
    # or download source from: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/unittest2
    import unittest2 as unittest
except ImportError:
    import unittest

from dxfwrite.tableentries import UCS
from dxfwrite import dxfstr, DXFEngine

class TestUCSTableEntry(unittest.TestCase):
    expected = "  0\nUCS\n  2\nTest\n 70\n0\n 10\n0.0\n 20\n0.0\n 30\n0.0\n" \
             " 11\n1.0\n 21\n0.0\n 31\n0.0\n 12\n0.0\n 22\n1.0\n 32\n0.0\n"

    def test_create_table_entry(self):
        ucs = UCS('Test')
        self.assertEqual(dxfstr(ucs), self.expected)

    def test_ucs_by_factory(self):
        ucs = DXFEngine.ucs('Test')
        self.assertEqual(dxfstr(ucs), self.expected)

if __name__=='__main__':
    unittest.main()

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Q: Can you "doublesign" an android apk file? I did search the forum for a while but i did not find an answer for this. Recently, Google has changed its Maps API for android from v1 to v2. Since i started the project way before March, i was not aware they would not accept new apps working on the old API. Hence, it's just after i finished my app that i realized the Maps API key was tied to the keystore, and i cannot get a new Map API key for v1 now. And i would have to recode the entire thing to translate it to v2, which i cannot do right now.
My question is, is it possible to doublesign the .apk file and submit it to Google Play. Let's say i have a working .apk signed with my debug keystore. However, the .apk will not be accepted by Google because it uses the debug key. Can i then "resign" it with jarsigner to force Google Play to accept it? Will the app still work if i do this? Really would appreciate help for this asap. I don't have a timeline to recode the app now, and i really want to get visibility for the app in Google Play :/

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Can you "doublesign" an android apk file?

No. You can always sign the APK with any key, but that will just override old key.

And i would have to recode the entire thing to translate it to v2

Unfortunatelly there is nothing else you can do except just that if you don't have a signing key and Maps v1 API key.

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Cultural heritage outreach
Didactics / Outreach
Fòrum de Iulia Libica
Municipality: Llívia
District: Cerdanya
Chronology: 1st to 6th centuries AD
Promoter: Ajuntament de Llívia
Dates: 2014 -2018
The archaeological intervention is conducted by the Institut Català d'Arqueologia Clàssica (ICAC), within a research project focused on different Roman cities of Catalonia, led by Dr Josep Guitart, Professor of Archaeology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. It is also founded by the municipal council of Llívia and the Diputació de Girona. Every year there are two archaeological seasons, in spring and autumn, which are led by archaeologists Jordi Guàrdia, professional archaeologist, and Cèsar Carreras, professor at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. During all these seasons, Arqueòlegs.cat has provided human and material resources.
The excavation focuses on the forum of the Roman city of Iulia Libica (Llívia). During the different campaigns the first phase of the forum has been located in the 1st century AD, probably in the period between the rule of Caesar and the first years of Augustus government (in a place that had already been occupied in the preceding centuries). However, already in the first third of the 1st century AD some reforms took place in the area. The forum was porticoed and had a temple in its central part. It had regular measures, with an exedra in the south-east, forming a plant very similar to that of other nearby forums, such as Ruscino.
The forum had a complex evolution in the later centuries and already in the 2nd century AD it had lost its primordial role. From those years important reforms are documented until the late period, in the 5th-6th centuries AD. It is from this period that one of the most relevant findings was done: a buried macaque with military equipment on it.
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The Flash method is a fast, non-contact, and efficient method for measuring the three fundamental thermophysical properties of thermal diffusivity, specific heat capacity, and thermal conductivity. A new Light Flash Apparatus, the LFA 467 HyperFlash from Netzsch, pushes the boundaries in measuring these properties.
With a single instrument setup – that is, without having to swap out either the detector or the furnace – the LFA 467 can carry out measurements from -100°C to 500°C. Coupled with the broadest range of accessories available on the market, the instrument opens the door to completely new dimensions in the determination of thermophysical properties.
One unique advantage of the LFA 467 is its ability to simultaneously measure up to 16 samples over the entire temperature range. This allows for maximum sample throughput with a minimum input of operational time and effort. Refill systems are available for automatic refilling of the Dewar on both the detector and the furnace, allowing uninterrupted operation of the LFA system around the clock.
The patent-pending ZoomOptics system optimizes the field of view of the detector, thus eliminating any influences caused by aperture stops. The result is a significant increase in the precision of the measurement results.
Thin films and high-conductivity materials require a very high data acquisition rate for the precise recording of rapid temperature increases on a sample's upper surface. The LFA 467 offers a sampling rate of 2 MHz – an unprecedented value for commercial LFA systems.


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function tv_cell_select() {
	var win = Ti.UI.createWindow();
	// create table view data object
	var data = [];

	data[0] = Ti.UI.createTableViewRow({hasChild:true,title:'No cell selection',selectionStyle:Ti.UI.iPhone.TableViewCellSelectionStyle.NONE});
	data[1] = Ti.UI.createTableViewRow({hasDetail:true,title:'Blue cell selection',selectionStyle:Ti.UI.iPhone.TableViewCellSelectionStyle.BLUE});
	data[2] = Ti.UI.createTableViewRow({hasCheck:true,title:'Gray cell selection',selectionStyle:Ti.UI.iPhone.TableViewCellSelectionStyle.GRAY});
	data[3] = Ti.UI.createTableViewRow({title:'Default cell selection'});

	// create table view
	var tableview = Titanium.UI.createTableView({
		data:data
	});

	// create table view event listener
	tableview.addEventListener('click', function(e)
	{
		// event data
		var index = e.index;
		var section = e.section;
		var row = e.row;
		var rowdata = e.rowData;
		Titanium.UI.createAlertDialog({title:'Table View',message:'row ' + row + ' index ' + index + ' section ' + section  + ' row data ' + rowdata}).show();
	});

	// add table view to the window
	win.add(tableview);

	return win;
};

module.exports = tv_cell_select;