get out your running shoes, it is the 21st annual "komen race for the cure." wear your pink. britney you're the communication and marketing manager. >> thanks for having us here. >> terrific. 21st annual. i love it. now, let's talk about the race for the cure. >> it is an event where people come together to honor and memorialize those who have battled breast cancer. it is a gathering of survivors, co survivor, people who want to show their support and people can run, walk, we have a one mile family fun walk. it is for the entire family and it is a wonderful day to come out and celebrate and really see in person the strides we have made in breast cancer over the past years. >> there is a lot of entertain the and things going on so it makes it fun and it is a 5k but you can walk it, run it. the one mile for the families. now, let's talk about the money. where does the money raised go? >> we have 75% stays within maryland in our service area which is the the entire state including montgomery county. those are covered by the capital area. they go to programs for screening, treatm

. >>> and you can sign up for the komen race for the cure and still get your t shirt mailed to your home. you can sign up until race day, but you won't get t shirt in the mail. for you to sign up or you want more information about the race, log on to our website, abc2news.com/think pink. >>> new tonight, for a lot of kids, the best meals of the day are eaten during the school day. as abc2's katrina bush finds out, students are adjusting to the new look of their plates. >> should eat fruits and vegetables because it's healthy are than fried chicken and fries. >> reporter: no fried chicken and fries here. these students are getting their lunch from the salad bar. they mall do their best to get in that balanced meal but still have their favorite eye really love vegetables and fruits, but i would prefer fruit because fruits are juicier. >> reporter: even so these students understand how eating healthy translates to overall health. >> i play sports so i have to be healthy. >> reporter: they started with two salad bars three years agod are up to 100 with no plans on stopping. they even brought

we are proud to partner with komen maryland. we're less than a month away from the 21st annual praise for the cure. you can learn more by ling to abc2news.com/think pink. >> a month away. hey, a little mermaid is half woman, half fish, just like the character. the new film is trying to con spray two things. we'll explain. >> plus, we're handing out the hardware of tv's best. how modern family is turning into a classic. >>> welcome back to house calls. let's talk about the different types of wounds. >> there are multiple reasons to have wounds. they could be related to pressure, diabetes, veins, blood flow going in and out of the legs. the real thing is to focus on is not the real types but the reason why the wound is not healing. we all get wounds. if they haven't shown signs of healing until four weeks there's a problem. that's where we come into play. we have a multidisciplinary team. we scan go ahead and try to appeal rate those factor -- lessen those factors. >> the number to call is 410-481-2222. the doctor will be in the s

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the komen race for the cure is sunday, october 20th. if you want more information on this year's race check out the think pink section at our website, abc2news.com/thinkpink. >>> a report by the international scientific panel side it's extremely likely human activity is a man cause for global warming. that's the strongest statement today on climate change. as previous assessment in 2007 the un-sponsored panel said it was likely that global warming was man-made. >>> a dust storm closed a 14 mile stretch of an arizona highway and caused several cars to crash due to low visibility. the winds dropped the visibility to 1 mile. there was a blowing dust advisory and officials urged people to pull off the highway and turn off their car lights if they were having trouble seeing on the roads. >>> the calendar may say fall but it looks like winter in minnesota. storms blew through that area and brought several inches of know. it damaged power lines and life threatening -- and left a lot of people in the park. >> now that storm is in wyoming. >>> h

state department and komen for the cure and a number of the drug companies to add testing and treatmentthe aids platform that's already established. >> meeting in new york, by the way, part of the bush institute's first ladies initiative. >>> besides t u.n. meeting, new york has been buzzing with activity from the clinton global initiative. chelsea clinton sat down with our own piers morgan to talk about the competitive nature of the family. >> do you play ball games with your parents, like scramble, and if so, who wins? in we generally are card playing family. we do play some board games. >> which card game? >> oh, we play pinochle, spades, hearts. >> competitive. >> deeply competitive. >> who wins? >> it's a equal distribution. i think otherwise -- >> how would i know you say that? >> it's true. >> you all win 33% of the time. >> in cards, probably. in scramble, my mother's very good in scramble. in boggle, my father's probably better. >> your dad's a better boggler. >> probably the best boggler. my mom's the best scrambler. >> you are. >> good at upwards, everybody's probably -- >> w

we're na partner for komen to the curse and a number of treatments to treat cancer and cervical cancercancer and dealt among african women. and in the u.s. you seldom hear of anyone with cervical cancer because a pap smear necessary. that you up're hoping to gives out the hp vac sign. and then we're refurbishing clinics so women can be tested. if lesions are discovered, they can be easily treated with scraping or cryo therapy unless, of course, they're really already into cancer. >> when you look at the ledger having to d bo -- with every president there's a whole rage of questions. with the two ow yo, that it gits the most recognition. >> good. >> where did that come from? >> i think in 2002 or 2003, that a huge people were going to & miss. >> we knew we couldn't stand by and not not do anything about it. >> you continue that relationship and not go. we love to visit. we love to go see animals. >> how do you all spend your time, mrs. bush, on the weekend? are we watching "honey boo boo" or "duck dynasty" or playing with mila? >> i wish we were playing with mila. george plays golf. i l

state department and komen for the cure and a number of the drug companies to add the testing and treatmentuse of cancer death. and in the u.s. you seldom hear of anyone with cervical cancer because a pap smear is part of a physical. but there, women don't discover lesions until it's too late. >> so you're helping to give out the hpv vaccine. >> that's right, a number of drug companies are joining us in the effort giving us the vaccine and we're refurbishing clinics so women can come be tested. and if lesions are discovered they can be easily treated with either scraping or chryo therapy. >> when you look into the ledger having to do with you and the president, with every president, there are a whole range of issues. but for the two of you, it's africa that gets the most admiration. >> oh well that's good. >> where did that come from? this connection to africa and -- >> well, i think really because of when george was told in 2002 and 2003 that 80 million people or some huge number of people were going to die. a whole generation with aids he knew we couldn't just standby and not do anything

the most important decisionmaker are ayatollah komen ney.s you point behind him are a lot of people very skeptical of this. this is hard for rouhani to do what he did. he is takeing a lot of criticism at home. i think that suggests rouhani is invested in this and wants to move forward. can he convince khomeni and revolutionary guards to go along this? i think the guard in particular will try to kill this any way they can. jenna: time will tell. that is the question, how much time do we have before they have nuclear capabilities maybe before they can make just not one weapon but several. i want to ask you about one piece in your writing and this is in "the new york times." bugaboo raised by some if iran acquired nuclear weapons and use them unprovoked or give them to terrorists. this extremely unlikely. why do you believe that? >> what we've seen from the iranians over the years, let's not sugar coat things. the iranian regime is murderous, they're anti-american and anti-status quote. they're not crazy. they're not messy unnick. they're not s

the greater nyc susan komen race for the cure down here, and over at the nasdaq, i wish i could tellt they have going on over there, but you have to wait for a few seconds. biopharmaceutical company incyte ringing the bell there. the debt ceiling discussion, and the tapering and the german elections and the next few weeks are chock-full of big events. >> all of them say to trim a little. i'm going back and forth with people of nokia being the lottery ticket winner, and nokia is a winner and vodafone is a winner, and you should buy europe. europe is getting more and more flush, and the numbers are good in europe. >> you have been saying, that and that plays into the vodafone and verizon story, because vodafone, which we have not discussed at all, the stock down and up sharply at the beginning of the week when we heard that the deal was close. vodafone is distributing most of the proceeds to the shareholders directly, and not like it is going to go and 71% of it is a lot of the verizon stock that we talked to lowell mcadam about deliver ed delivered to the shareholder base. >> you have