expected to gather -- to walk to end alzheimers.aising walk kicks off at 9 a-m in san francisco. el >>> today thousands are expected to gather to walk to end alzheimer's. >> the fund raising walk kicks off at 9:00 in san francisco. dennis o'donnell will mc again this year. he is live right now with set up getting its final touches. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. for the 25th year, this is the walk with alzheimer's in san francisco for research for alzheimer's. i have been doing this for 15 years. i keep saying it's going to be my last year because we are going to find a cure. so far we haven't. jeff, why are you walking? >> good morning. i am a neurologist and neuro scientist so i take care of the patients with alzheimer's and spend time developing better science and drugs to try to cure this disease. >> reporter: i read this week we haven't had a meaningful drug to battle alzheimer's in the last ten years. give somebody some hope. >> we have had a lot of scientific progress. i think the news headlines are often that a drug t

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. >> this will be her second appearance on behalf of a walk to end alzheimer's.kets are $17 in advance and they're available in the mystic theater. >> she has such a lovely voice. >>> thank you for joining us. >> all of us ater h abce7 news. thanks for your time. the next newscast coming up in 30 begin. enjoy your weekend. >>> tonight breaking developments as we come on the air. the urgent warning in puerto rico. they are bracing for a major dam to collapse telling tens of thousands to seek higher ground immediately. and the new storm models showing the track of hurricane maria once again closer to the east coast of the u.s. we have the timing and the possible path. >>> also a major blow to the effort to kill obamacare. once again, john mccain and his decision late today. jimmy kimmel tweeting him and tonight the two key senators who could make or break this bill. where they stand right now. >>> the stunning moment now days after the earthquake. this person pulled from the rubble alive. >>> north korea tonight and their new warning responding to president trump.

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join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's.e of the best fake news reporters ever. thanks to his decade on the daily show. >> but you just talking about racism and racism racism if it's the 1960's and it's not the 1960's any more. i think the men in this picture would be ashamed that you're just throwing around the word racism so cavalierly. >> i'm in that picture. [ laughter ] >> i'm there. [ applause ] >> see this is why you people needism d's because we can tell you apart. civil rights leaders. >> that is former correspondent aussie monday dee during a segment on voter id laws in north carolina. and even if the segment was supposed to be satirical it had real life fallout to resign after that segment he basically admitted he was trying to express voting. this weekend monday dee is in the d.c. area taking part in new material night at the arlington draft house. first he joins us live in the loft. it's good to see you. >> nice to see you. thank you for having me here. >> we have to start out with the fact you're a newlywed. >>

the walk to end alzheimer's is this weekend. don't forget, sunday morning at crissy field it will be 65 degrees. >> a lot going on. >> have a good weekend. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, fighting fleas. what to do when your cat won't take its medication. our pet expert weighs in next. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at cools chools@kpix.com, and we may feature your school on the thursday morning show. every friday, we take your pet today's question is from "brooks"... who writes: year-old short >>> every friday we take your pet questions and ask our expert to weigh in. well today's question is: nt that sh from me now all the so, how long does th medication remain effective after opening (but still pped)? dr. jill cha ns us along with "mariah"... with fleas li e environment as spend approx 5% of eir lifetime on the pe 2. best control is treatment of the environment-house/yard 3. topical and oral he fleas dr. jill chase joining us along with mariah with some help. so what's your advice? >> well, i

the walk to end alzheimers which we proudly sponsor sunday morning it will be sunny and a temperature of about 67. heading out of the bay area the numbers range from 103 in redding, 95 in fresno, we have mostly sunny conditions a little windy but the numbers will be warm mid-80s, chicago 69, new york 75. overnight lows not bad temperatures in the mid 60s, son up 12 minutes before 7:00. temperatures 80s to 90s and much of the bay area. in the extended forecast after a warm-up on sunday the numbers begin to cool on monday and a storm chance on tuesday and then the latter half of the week very average week for the bay area after wednesday. in the meantime it will be interesting. >>> coming up next in sports, the [ indiscernible ] season put to the test. and the raiders longest tenured player and -- lands on the injured reserve has now landed on the injured reserve. fo ndo... >>> after holding character tryouts and lowering sebastian jenna koski salary he had landed on the injured reserve. former [ indiscernible ] will take over the kicking duties. for more on the matchup with the titans

the walk to end alzheimer's, what a wonderful cause and walk. a great location. it is sunday morning and the weather should be fantastic. sunny and by the bridge, 65 degrees sunday morning. we barely got above 65 degrees today, the same low that end of the heat wave monday and the meandering off the coastline made its closest pass to the dragging and cloud cover, some of you in the north they had rain showers and now the low is moving out and we will get a bit of a break tomorrow with cloud cover overnight tonight and he wake up tomorrow and it looks like it did this morning but here is a change. the cloud cover will go away and we will get afternoon sunshine. let's fast-forward to next week, a new area of low pressure will likely keep us cool with a shower chance tuesday. we will have a widespread shower chance, it's the time of year when they start to pop up and we may get another one next week. cloudy in the morning, sunny in the afternoon, warmer over the weekend and we cool down next week. san jose 77, four degrees cooler than average, sunshine in cupertino,

join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's.alk. >> hate crime suspect. police search for the person who posted racist fliers with confederate flags and stalks of cotton at american university. >>> life after maria. puerto rican officials say the humanitarian crisis on the island is getting worse and they're placing the blame squarely on president trump. >>> and dragged off a plane. a maryland woman is facing multiple charges after she was forcibly removed from a southwest airlines flight. >>> fox5 news morning starts right now. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> it is thursday, se roads, mike thomas talking about weather. good morning. >> hey, guys, good morning. going to be sunny bright and beautiful today. will be a little breezy from time to time but those highs about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, only topping out in the lower 80's. hey, erin. >> 5:31 so why not start out with good news on friday eve. all metro rail lines are on time. we'll take a look at some building co

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and the walk to end alzheimers. pleasant weather for that as well. is area of low pressure has hung out off the california coast all week long, and it's why the heat wave ended and we had showers yesterday and saw somewhat cooler weather today. it leaves for two days, we warm up for the weekend, but it returns on monday bringing back some tropical moisture and a rain chance. tomorrow morning cloud cover near the bay, but burning off quickly. the coastline could see sunshine. pleasant over the weekend, warmer, 90s especially sunday afternoon inland. then tropical moisture coming back as the low returns. cloudy sunday evening, rain chance, couple of showers on monday. widespread light rain possible on tuesday. santa clara 82, 69 with sunshine in the afternoon for san francisco. petaluma 83, e tended forecast, d extended forecast, hot on sunday -- extended forecast, hot on sunday, and cooler than average the rest of the week. that's the forecast. >>> all right, sounds good. this couple heard their names in the news a lot lately, and tonight we'll introdu

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valley fall festival, and a parade in oakland, opera in the park, and then finally the walk to end alzheimers. we're the spontaneous sort of the walk. it will be a good day for it. 67 degrees. partly cloudy skies along the coast. warm up north in ukia. overnight tonight in the mid- 60s, daytime highs warming to near 100 inland, but in the extended forecast they'll cool a bit on monday, cool a lot on tuesday, and a chance of sprinkles or a thunderstorm or two coming in thursday before sunshine by the latter half of the week. >>> all right, next in sports, the bears defense comes up big in their home opener, and a rivalry game as two ranked pac- 12 teams meet. it's coming up next. from well well well, what have we here? a whole new place that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now...you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. now halloween time is more spook-tacular than ever because it's in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! to prepare for their pac 12 rivals... u-s-c. coli >>> after cruising past rice i

we are a sponsor of dennis o'donnell on the walk to end alzheimer's in san francisco crissy field sunday morning, perfect weather to be outside, sunny sunday morning in san francisco and 65 degrees. something must be changing because we're so dreary everywhere right now, but we're talking about sunshine in san francisco on sunday. i'll explain the change coming up. first as for why we're so cloudy today, the same low that ended our heatwave lifted to the north sitting off the oregon and northern california coastline. that dragged in the cloud cover and gave us those few showers. it will exit tomorrow. overnight tonight we stay mostly cloudy, but rolling through the afternoon the rest of us with sunshine tomorrow, so sunnier and milder weather tomorrow. a ridge of high pressure moves in saturday and sunday. they will be the two warmest days and then next week here comes a new area of low pressure sitting right off the california coastline. most of next week will trend cooler than average. so we had the record heat last week. now we're beginning to the trend overall cooler with the weekend

. >>> thousands set off from crissy field this morning in the wake to end alzheimer's, it was one ofeds of walks held across the u.s. dedicated to finding a cure. kpix 5 sports director dennis o'donnell knows first hand what it is like to lose a family member to alzheimer's, he has been part of the walk for 15 years. >> because of events like this, we were able to fund research, able to fund studies, a relentless disease, but the people here are relentless as well. >> today's walk raised nearly 3 quarters of a million dollars to advance alzheimer's research, care, and support. >>> 49ers return to levi stadium for the season home opener, they face the panthers, but it wasn't just football on some minds, why protesters showed up. >> reporter: the 49er season opener at levi stadium where 10s of thousands of fans are hoping to let loose and escape realty for a few hours. but for one group of protesters, it is as good a time as any to talk about race. >> i can just say as a white person in the country, that is my privilege, my privilege is i don't have to think about racism every day, but

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the "walk to end alzheimer's" >>> more than 5 million americans are living with alzheimer's work fundraiser tomorrow sees to help those affected. it kicks off at 9 am and thousands are expected to participate and dennis o'donnell will emcee. the walk is held in more than 600 communities across the nation. the largest event to raise awareness for alzheimer's care and research. $700,000 has been raised. i hope you can take part. >>> after holding kicker tryouts the base salary has landed on the injured reserve list. he will take over the kicking duties. for more on the matchup we are in tennessee. >> reporter: welcome to music city. we will get some answers about the raider football team. derek against marcus but it centers around the defense. can they stop the tight and? the team has had it with that light -- line of questioning.>> i am confident than most people. we will see.>> you are playing with your guys and you bond. the energy and everyone is moving away and it will shock a lot of people.>> both quarterbacks each broke their legs on christmas eve games. he wishes him well but not tomo

at the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's, we carry flowers that signify why we want tohe disease. and we walk so that one day, there will be a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor. join the fight at alz.org/walk. >> this is fox5 local news at ten:30. right now at ten:30 a virginia teen shot and killed by police outside of his home. so what led up to the deadly encounter? then an officer who was caught on camera saying \he\e he planned to kill a man is found not guilty for the disedly shooting. tonight, pro testors are out in force in st. louis. and the terror threat level critical in great bright and after a bomb exploded on the subway during the morning rush. the 10:30 starts now. a 15 year eeld is dised after an officer involved shooting in northern virginia. the officers sp possible hostage situation. kristin leone is live with the latest on the investigation. >>reporter: jim and sarah we do have an update to the story. a family member just came outside he chose not on go on camera, but he shared with us that the mother of 15 year old boy when she questioned p

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in san francisco please come out and join us for the walk to end alzheimer's disease.o'donnell will emcee the event sunday morning at crissy field, a beautiful morning for a walk, sunshine, 65 degrees at 9 a.m. sunday. we were cooler and cloudier today because of this area of low pressure. it's the same one that ended our heatwave three days ago. it shifted the winds to an onshore flow and kicked out that heat. now it kept us cloudy and about 40 degrees cooler than it was over the weekend. we did see scattered showers, tiny chance of a shower especially in marin county and along the coast tonight. we stay cloudy through friday morning, sunshine friday afternoon and a little warmer but likely a few degrees below average. let's fast forward after a warm than average weekend, new area of low pressure but same idea. southwest flow of air the majority of next week keeps things cooler than average with another opportunity for a few rain showers, specifically tuesday. with the weekend being the exception it will be a chillier than average seven-day forecast. we're mainly clou

sunday, october 1st, she'll be singing at a benefit concert in petaluma for the annual walk to end alzheimer'sle families face when a loved one begins to slip away. >> i come at it from the standpoint, my dad was diagnosed with a rare heart disease, passed away unexpectedly when i was 15. i think it's more the relatibility of loss. >> this will be her second appearance on behalf of the walk. tickets are $17 in advance and are available on the mystic theater website. >>> check out this incredible ridealong in colorado springs. an officer was racing to a traffic accident when a raccoon suddenly jumped onto the windshield. the officer pulled over and snapped a few photos before the raccoon took off. it was not hurt. the police department's facebook page called it positively surprising. >>> still to come on "stoler report," re-- "abc 7 mornings," first responders who help with hurricanes harvey and irma are back in the bay wea whole new place that'swe lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now...you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spel

the walk to end alzheimer's. you've seen the commercials here. dennis o'donnell is the mc.hat's sunday morning. weather couldn't be more fantastic for a walk. 60 degrees. and the pride parade festival in oakland on sunday. sunshine. warmer in oakland making it to the mid-80s. something changing because oakland's high was around 70 degrees today. this low pressure area is to our south and west, causing thunderstorms in the sierra. giving us cooler weather. it'll return giving us a rain chance but this ridge behind me takes over for two days. those two days happen to be your saturday and sunday. most likely your weekend where we will be a little bit warmer or hotter inland. low cloud cover returns tonight. we'll have a very comfortable night outside. 50s returning as the humidity levels have decreased. 60 in oakland. 59 in san francisco. 58 for napa. and 62 for an overnight low in san jose. we're getting warmer this weekend. saturday we'll see a few isolated, low 90s inland, including livermore. 92 degrees. napa, 84. oakland, 74. and san francisco, 69. and then we'll be even

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join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. we want to check what else is making headlines. we send it over to holly morris. >> here i am gang. we do have a lot of breaking news to get to today. >>> the first comes from london this morning. a homemade bomb exploded on a tube train during the morning rush at the parsons green station. 18 people were hurt. mostly with flash burns. authorities on scene say it was a terror tack. a manhunt is on for a suspect or suspects. passenger snapped a picture of the actual device before it detonated it look like a plastic container on fire. >>> another story making had he lines this morning this happening right here at home. catherine hoggle' twos children disappeared in 2014. they haven't been seen since. she was arrested and said to be mentally unfit to stand trial. until last night when pros prosecutors an indictment. charging her with murder. hoggle will face judge in circuit court at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> developing story this morning concerning the vatican embassy here in d.c. vatica

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end? jimmy used to open the bowling with wes. he has alzheimer's his collea g u es alzheimer's but the memories of his colleagues remain strong. some days he might not remember how to switch the television on with remote but the television on with remote but the minute a cricketer's name is mentioned it all comes flooding back. we will always have a special pa rt back. we will always have a special part in our heart for west wall. he was a part in our heart for west wall. he wasa giant part in our heart for west wall. he was a giant in the game will be remembered. —— wes hall. it's nice thatjim has the photograph and items in books where they both mention him in the publications and that's wonderful as a prompt for him and it makes him happy, yes. jim came to barbados about ten years ago. i was so pleased to reciprocate all the good thing is he had done for me. i took into kensington oval. isaid for me. i took into kensington oval. i said you go down to that end, cause this end is mine. i was so happy to have him there. they're on my heart, you kno

end, are you? yeah. jim eland used to open the bowling with wes hall. he has alzheimer'shis west indian colleague remains strong. some days he might not remember how to switch the television on with remote, but the minute a cricketer's name is mentioned it all comes flooding back. "will always have a special place in their hearts for wes hall. "he was a giant in the game and will be forever remembered "at thorneyholme road". true. he will. it's nice thatjim has the photographs and items in books, where they're both mentioned in the publications and that's a wonderful prompt for him and makes him happy, yes. jim came to barbados about ten years ago. i was so pleased, you know, to reciprocate all the good thing they had done for me. we took him to kensington 0val. i said, "jim, you go down to that end, because this end is mine". you know? and, oh, i was so happy to have him there. there on my heart, you know? i pray for them, you know, i talk about them all the time. i often remind people of brotherly love and peace and things like that and that's what accrington brought to

end up in the hospital. >> they all experienced adverse event when they moved patients from their nursing home to someplace else. >> reporter: it's especially risky for alzheimer's patients. more than half a million live in florida. >> new people, new faces, all are tough on alzheimer's patients. so if we can kind of keep the semblance of the routine and the order going, that's going to help. >> reporter: here at the miami jewish health complex -- >> that's a bingo! >> reporter: -- everyone, including staff, stays put through the storm. so it looks like you're hunkered down here. >> we are prepared for the long haul. >> reporter: supplies are stocked, more than 9,000 gallons of water, everyone has plenty to eat. some residents even bring their families. >> my mom has ms so traveling is not the easiest thing to do. this was the safest and the best route for us. >> reporter: but maybe not best for everyone. seniors should always consider the type of storm and the strength of the shelter they're in. dr. john torres, nbc news, miami. >> still ahead tonight, the huge hit on business and the economy from hurricane irma. growing up, we were german. we danced in a germa