the judge assassinated, the stunning new details of a rehired wisconsin judge killed in his own home. tonight, the names of other prominent lawmakers on the alleged gunman s hit list. record-breaking heat wave from the west coast to texas, plus the latest on the flooding in miami. breast cancer breakthrough? a promising drug in the fight against breast cancer. could it be more effective than chemo? the 1,000-pound great white shark off the jersey coast look at this monster. o donnell: and the 2,022 special olympics. we ll introduce you to come of the incredible athletes. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us, as we start a new week together. tonight we beginning with the growing epidemic of gun violence that spread across ten states with more than a dozen mass shootings since friday. at least 17 people were killed and nearly 70 others injured in shooti
charged in the murder of george floyd. the questions prospective jurors are being asked and the moment that caused floyd s sister to leave the courtroom. queen elizabeth breaking her silence on harry and meghan s explosive interview. what left her saddened and what she said about their allegations of racism against the family new surveillance of the person who placed pipe bombs before the capitol riot walking with a backpack the moment the suspect may have left a bomb in a park near democratic headquarters tonight the manhunt and the plea from the fbi. and a potentially life-saving change for cancer screenings. we ll tell you what you need to know announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone, and welcome. reckless or realistic? across the country states are edging closer to reopening, emboldened by declining infection and hospitalization rates and the increasing number of fully vaccinated americans, now 10% of the population but the
the american cancer society says improved screening has reduced colorectal cancer rates overall but most of those patients are older. in people younger than 50 the rates have been increasing 1 to 2% a year since the mid 1990s. the problem that we have currently is the majority of our patients are presenting with later stage disease. stage four disease because they often had symptoms they attributed to hemorrhoids, irritable bowel disease. they often avoided going to the doctor. they include persistent diarrhea or experts say doctors should not ignore these persistent symptoms just because a patient is young. i think that it s important with the new data coming out with the increasing incidence of
tried before? what makes it such a game changer? so it s interesting. this is a therapy that in the late 2010s, early 2010s, started creeping up for the treatment of lung cancer and melanoma and then kidney cancers and then we started seeing pockets of other diseases where immunotherapy called check point blockade therapy was highly effective, and it s really been a game changer for patients with metastatic disease, with those certain tumor types. we decided to move it to early stage disease, where normally a surgery was required to cure the patient. instead of doing a surgery, we gave this immunotherapy, and we were able to treat it almost like immuneo ablative surgery. rather than having to do the surgery. when we did it early, all the tumors went away. for people who are watching and asking, how and when and where can i sign up? can they, for the next trial? absolutely.
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