. >> and her sister works for the local chapter komen foundation. here's more about their holy mission. >> reporter: five years ago even though breast cancer had not effected her immediate family, shaun began working for the susan g. komen foundation on the grants committee. >> and that next year my sister was diagnosed with breast it had spread to a couple of lymph nodes. >> reporter: then 46-year-old kim began an addressive routine -- aggressive routine of chemotherapies more than 40 minutes from her home. >> i realized i have to go to durham for this and what that, what about the people here? >> reporter: that was something her sister had already been >> it brings it home knowing my sister is a part of it. >> reporter: once her sister was cancer-free she got involved in the race for the cure. >> two or three years i've had my own team. >> reporter: her sister also suggested outreach in her home church with a program called worship in pink. >> we lit a memory candle for those that lost their battle. in front of the entire congregation. >> i wanted

reporter: his song susan became a hit for judy collins and john hammond who signed bob dylan signed komen. always a greater critical than commercial success. he would become one of the most unfluent, song writers for my work. but i didn't want to work for pay. >> reporter: through much of his 70s he toured continuously. in 2008 was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. >> you'll be hearing from me, baby, long after i'm gone. >> reporter: cohen's final album was released last month. the title song, you wanted darker, hinted the end was near. >> reporter: anthony mason cbs news new york. >> it is a good song. cohen actually died on monday. his family did not announce his passing until last night. they did not release the cause of death. >>> let's check in on wall street. dow has been up since election day. it is flat. -- -- flattening out now. it is unchanged after down earlier this morning. we are a little bit up compared to where we should be weather wise. >> temperatures don't feel that bad. we are running about five degrees above normal. it will continue that upward climb next w

criticism between both men, this first meeting to discuss the transition was called -- komen cordial. >> this meeting will last for 10 or 15 minutes and we're just getting to know each other, we had never met. i have great respect. the meeting lasted almost an hour and half. it could have gone on for a lot longer. check out mr. trump speaking to reporters in the capital, the governor says he's being optimistic but realizes attention of the election. >> was almost like the hatfield mccoy's or like coke and pepsi. in terms of the bitterness. jurco while republicans will be in control in washington, hickenlooper police are many issues were democrats can find common ground. such as helping small businesses in improving government efficiency. not budget including deportation. >> i hope this becomes one of these issues of being around people. i hope people speak of! speak up. i know i will. >> reporter: these protesters are on the move. we're walking down broadway tore the 16th street mall. at one point on when a mistake close down broadway. it's now open. people are walking and being order

komen. >> the list goes on. >> i don't buy it. it is one survey. >> you can continue to donate to turkey tuesday through wednesday at bash's and also food city stores or donate online visiting us on 12news.com/turkeytuesday. >> we want to thank everyone who has already helped to feed those who could really use a hereraing hand over the holidays. a helping hand. >> three, two, one. >>>ti arizona state capital as governor doug ducel flipped the switch lighting the christmas tree in the executive tower. >> meanwhile, this huge tree from idaho arrived at the u.s. capitol. workers unstrapped it from the flat bread truck and began removing it to the lawn. a lighting ceremony is scheduled to take place on december 6. >>> and get ready for another christmas tree lighting right here on 12news. and nbc. at the rockefeller center will happen wednesday night. this week. a big show starts at 7:00. that will be followed by dolly parton's christmas of many colors. >> yeah, it is already starting to feel like christmas around here. >> all the sho

komen foundation. olivia was a tireless advocated for her fellow athletes with itellectual disabilities... and those battling cancer. she was 25 years old. a stretch of i-43 is getting work done. wis-dot is replacing pavement on southbound i-43 from 124th street to beloit road in waukesha county. the single lane closure is schedule until three p-m today.. and they'll continue work tomorrow free water filters will be available in the next few weeks for milwaukee residents who live in homes at risk for lead in the water.you can apply at the social development commission and sixteenth street community health centers. there's a link to find out if your home has lead pipes at tmj-4-dot-com. still ahead... major makeover-- the city of orlando will buy the pulse nightclub.. the plans they have for the building. then... massive sinkhole-- where a large portion of a street completely over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair

komen now turning to your forecast. another warm day out there with some showers moving out as well as those warmer temperatures. chief meteorologist jeremy reinr is here with your forecast now. >> showers for much of the midde part of the day. early this afternoon and then te last batch moving out about 2:3, 3:00 this afternoon. this is an area of low pressure in northern new england and a cold front in southern new england. moving the warmth out of southen new england. there is cool air to be had through portions of new york and northern new england. temps at this time, still you notice that there is slighty cooler air beginning to show up, and here's where you'll find muh cooler air. into the low 50s. even upper 40s across southern canada. tonight, clouds out there, but o more rain. we're done with the rainfall, ad eventually the cool air begins o seep into new england overnight and more so tomorrow. so for tonight temps between 44 and 47. holding on to the clouds. tomorrow the morning commute wil feature skies at 6:

komen foundation are looking for runners ahead of the boston marathon. the southern new england applications for a team of letters, the group will be fund raising for breast cancer awareness and research. applications are do november 16. runners will be notified by the 22nd. >>> 4:46 now. want to give you a look at how the traffic maps are doing and we will start north of the city, 128, 93, smooth sailing still. the pike doing well. also south of the city, 128, the expressway moving along fine. drive times that reflect that. route 1, 13 minutes. 93 will take you 20 minutes. the pike 24 minutes right >>> shiri, yesterday was just a beauty. >> daniel: did you notice many people were in a good move. >> catherine: you know what, it was a nice mild fried. it was wonderful. >> shiri: not going to be another cold day. another mild day of above-average temperatures and there is going to be a pretty big difference of the potential of 70s south and temperatures stuck in the 50s north but all about where you are today. take a look at this map. if you were in one of

komen foundation for $5,000 they partnered withti havoc or supply in october to raise money to fight breast cancer, then it isis not just a worthy cause it is personal. >> we have a of employees, whos families have been impacted by this disease what we decide to do for octobe to donate a portion of all proceeds generated through our service calls whether plumbing or hvac, through the month of october,t the first year for the campaign that help to make this an annual event. how much would you pay for a chance at immortalityty? >> tomorrow night, at we get unprecedented access inside the company were dozens of bodies and brains are frozen and waiting for a cure , why people are paying to be suspended in time, with the goal of the revised one day, when a cure f the illness is discovered, the fox 8 news this was tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m.. indians fell just short of winning a world title,, night o manager could pick up a big honord we will be warmer than today before the bottom drops out tha will happen this weekend and th beginning of your thanksgiving jitters about 16, and looking yo

. >>> student at school were treated to a hot dog party for efforts to help komen philadelphia find a cure for breast cancer. the last month they collect $7,000 during fund raisers in their schools. and our meisha johnson hosted event at school district headquarters in spring garden, so congratulations, hope you enjoyed your grill celebration. >> they did. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news". scott pelley is off. here's nora o'donnell in new york. take care family, we will see >> o'donnell: a race against the flames. >> go, go, go, go! >> o'donnell: wildfires turn deadly in the great smoky mointins. thousands run, hotel hotels ands burn. >> this is a fire for the history books. >> o'donnell: also tonight-- ( cheers ) a soccer team's cinderella story ends in tragedy. dozens were killed when thijet went down, but there were survivors. donald trump makes more cabinet picks, including the man who intends to blow up obamacare. and why would they put a mop bucket in a museum? >

komen foundatio for currente they raise the money to help fight breast cancer. is not just a worthy cause it i also personal. >> of a number of employees, their families have been impacted by this disease including my own. but we decided to do in october was to donate a portion of proceeds generated through our service calls weatherby plumbin hjack's also make this an thanksgiving expect to be at its peak for the first time in years, but has trouble since 2,007 aaa credits the increase confidence, to traveltnc by car is the most common with gas prices at the second cheapest in a decade,ic airplanes will care t most passenger sinceai 2,007. jetblue is offering flights for as low as $49. it is a 48 hour fire sale, so there are some exceptions, the tickets are good every day except friday or saturdayhe between december 1 of march 9 some flights out of cleveland we have info at fox 8.com. >> . 11-year-old just took a trip around the world without leave of northeast ohio, thanks to th charity called special wish cleveland. bible i has more from nasa glenn research ce

. >> and once again, the "cw philly", cbs-3 and komen philadelphia teamed up during the month of october turning the philadelphia skyline and region pink. here we have pretty display of pink, at the residences at the ritz carlton in center city last night. looks good. check out the spirit of philadelphia, national breast cancer awareness month. now again the pink lights are meant to serve as reminds tear schedule ma'am grow gram, stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer? another proud sponser of lights for the cure, shown here at the hospital stratford location, glowing in pink. this was year 15, for lights for the cure campaign, we want to thank everyone who joined us all month long, to shine a huge pink spotlight on the important issue of breast cancer awareness. >>> well, they say, a dog can always finds his way home. >> but, one pup will need little help. take a look. nia is purebred labrador retriever hitched a home with a trucker. far way. missouri home near interstate truck stop, she stowed away inside a truck. the trucker dropped her off at the casper humane society. >>>

she fought back every time- donating her time during rounds of chemo to the komen foundation and becoming one of the strongest fundraisers for the race for the cure.. the first year that i ever did the race i remember going down there to the convention center and picking up like 15 packets- 15 shirts that we had and there was people there who told me they were 15 year survivors, 25 year survivor oh my god i was like i was just not even 6 month survivor... so i was like they gave me hope- they gave me hope- and that's what it's all about : )) ((christianne klein)) >> now esther is giving hope to thousands of other of early detection.. saying it's important to listen to your body.. and make sure to visit your doctor for checkups.. ((paul joncich)) >>> plenty of folks are unhappy with this year's election... ((christianne klein)) >> especially after seeing stocks plummet last night... but there is some good news from the new york stock exchange tonight. ((paul joncich)) >> plus... protecting your account. coming up at 5... michelle mor to explain why changing your password... might not be th

larry komen how awesome is that? proud of you, good luck. larry: hateful messages on facebook from government officials towards the first lady with new fallout this morning. first, scary in the skies, a call that forced pilots to make larry: two flight attendants, suffering from injuries after their airplane swerved to avoid a midair collision from what the investigation this morning into what the pilots of a plane with 54 passengers on board saw coming towards them leading to their severe action. the pilots making a sharp turn at 9000 feet in the air. two flight attendants in the cabin were injured. once on the ground they said they thought it was a drone coming towards them. next they see a flash and see something at an altitude where they would not expect another airplane to they instinctively make a sharp turn to get away from whatever it is. -- >> they see a flash and see something at an altitude where they would not expect another airplane to be flying. they instinctively make a sharp turn to get away from whatever it is. >> more on th

. >> reporter: the two were recognized as heros in pink by the komen foundation. local captures are having a big finding solution through research. debra morgan will be the emgee and i will be the moderator of the panel discussion with a few more seats left. for more information, simply go to wral.com and search health team. and we are looking forward to that tomorrow morning at 11:30 in chapel hill and we'll have survivors there, and we had volunteers a and we are all looking forward to that. you can check our website and if possible, come out and join us. >> the message is you are not alone in this. people will help to support you. dr.mask, thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> how the angus barn stood out on one of the nationwide lists. >> and remember the huge sinkhole on a busy street in japan? reinstruction progress. you won't believe it. that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy. a litt

komen, and local small to support. >> reporter: it is through brothers max and jake that we can truly see the spirit of sharing kindness. >> i think they really embody the idea of share kindness. hopefully it is contagious and they seem to get a smile on everyone's face when they are doing it. >> i feel that share kindness means to help others and to give back to your community and help people that are less fortunate. >> every day we want to share kindness with others by making a >> that is so awesome. for more on how to help makes and jake on their initiative, check out today.com. al is standing by with the weather. >> so neat to see that. >>> let's show you what we've got going on today. we are looking at a lot of wet weather in the northeast. enhanced risk of strong storms down through the gulf. snow and wind back through the plains. plenty of sunshine out west, we we do have high surf advisories in the pacific northwest. northwest tomorrow with a fall chill tomorrow. heavy rain from new york all the way down into the southeast. plains seeing some snow. in the southeast, airplanes

komen foundation. congratulations. >>> more to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight.s of last weekend's $421 million power ball jackpot. >> wasn't me. >> history is happening in manhattan, thanks to the hit musical hamilton, the report that the broadway musical smashed. when we come right back. be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. america runs on dunkin'. espressos, and donuts. i think they come together as a team, but they're not going to break last year's record. tony: cowlishaw. tim: hockey assists are important in the nba, too. whoever charts >>> the hit musical hamilton is the most nominated production in tony history. and now the highest grossing, it brought in $8 million over eight shows last week. the same weeks that vice president mike pence was booed in the audience, the most money ever earned in a week for a broadway show. wicked previously held the record earning 3.2 million there's over nine shows in 2013. take a look 20 co-workers in tennessee will split

komen foundation is looking for runners to help raise money ahead of the boston marathon. the southern new england chapter is accepting application for a team of runners. the group will be fund raising all runners will be notified by the 22nd. >>> a local brewery is helping you raise your glass to big papi. sam adams releasing a david ortiz beer. big hopi or big papi. the mango-infused beer will only be available at the boston brewery. 541 bots will be sale, one for each home run that during his 19-year career. all the money will go to the david ortiz children's fund. >> hope because of papi. i was with you. we should dry out by lunchtime area. you know what comes back this afternoon? even more rain. put you through the timeline and take you hour by hour next. >>> one student making history at the oldest private military academy in the country. the change at one new england school that will allow her to learns. >>> we are live be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. america r

covering this year's presidential election, managing editor of washington week and the co-anchor and komenr of pbs news anchor, was former newspaper reporter, and moderated two vice presidential debates. gwen was 61 years old. >> such an inspiration, to so many. >>> well, as we continue tonight, i'm sure many people would agree, we wish our pets could live longer. >> scientists are test ago pill that won't let them live forever, but it could send save theirs lives, and for people, too. plus: >> i don't like one place. >> and he's not letting his wheelchair keep him in one place. what this world travelers wants everyone to know. kate? >> sometimes it speeds up the work week to look ahead to the weekends early, so let's take a peak at your weekend watch this monday. it will be split weekends, the day to get outside, saturday, sunny and mild, temperatures in the upper 60s, in many spots. maybe even making a run for 70. but then sunday big changes, showers invade, and it will be much, much coolerment temperatures drop, will stay on the low side into next week, enjoy saturday, especially, we' >

komen are looking for runner. they are accepting applications for a team of runners. they will raise money for breast cancer awareness and research. those applications are due november 16 and all runners will be notified by the 22. >>> history is being made at one new england military >>> the wife of the man responsible for the worst terror attack on u.s. soil since neche is now breaking her science. she was married to orlando gunman omar mateen told the "new york times" she didn't know him. he was a man that beat her often and lived his life in secret. with mateen where she scouted the club before the shooting that killed 49 people. >>> one of the biggest gun makers are thanking the presidential election for sales. sales jumped 66% from the last time last year. gun control a mayor difference between hillary clinton and donald trump. if clinton wins, she hopes to reinstate a ban on assault weapons. trump opposes such a ban. >>> step closer to his dream of fighting crime in his community. 3-year-old eli hogue from texas always wanted to be a cop and dressed up like one

komen operation is looking for runners to raise money ahead of the boston marathon. the southern new england chapter is accepting applications for a team of the group will be fund raising for breast cancer awareness and research. applications are due november 16th. all runners will be notified by november 22nd. >> mark: new tv ad supporting question two, charter schools, has governor charlie baker on the hot seat tonight. >> vanessa: the new questions teachers are raising about how those commercials are being funded and how it could help the governor in the future. >> mark: the man on the cape is counting his blessings after being on the other end of this robbery. >> i'm happy. 5:55 p.m. tonight, the frightening video and why he was smiling while a man shot at him. >> vanessa: history is being made at a new england military college. up next, the rules the university is changing to accommodate religious requests. ?? me you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsens

. >> komen. >> mike jerrick got to sit in the other chair.l you bring the chair from maine so that i can sit in the chair? >> the chair and the lincoln lecturn, and the steel brace we made to hold the pope, while giving the speech at independence mall, will all be here, i promise. >> really? >> within weeks. >> can i touch it? >> you can do -- well, yes, you can touch it. >> it may and little high for you. >> oh, i thought we were friends. >> the chair -- no, you're welcome to have it. >> i am coming here to interview a very prestigious furniture maker and all we've done is have fun. >> okay, right. well, it is early in the morning, so imagine what we would do if it were at night. >> thank you so much. people can meet this weekend here? >> yes, saturday. yes, saturday. >> you better stick around. how do you think aaron did on the interview? >> how did i do? >> you haven't said much. >> well, go say something. >> i don't need to. come on down saturday, we will be open all day. tom is leer to sign books. >> i love it. >> mike jerrick, can you i

. >> third komen concerns at the polls.ity of philadelphia is work to go prevent fraud and itching. you vote less than a week away before election day. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. at a neighborhoods a restaurafavorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for

komen stopped trying because you know people that cared for her stopped trying.ou know, we need to be avoice for this disease because there's not an active enough voice right now. and as much as it say difficult situation for us to go through, because we are constantly reminded of the disease that took him from us, you know, we're trying to make a difference in other people's lives. that's something that mark so want todd do before he pass away. we started our own non nrovt conjunction with our family to continue to raise funds for the smevk mutation he possessed. for lung cancer. and we also support another non profit called free to breathe. >> are people hearing you? i mean talking to you and obviously it's a powerful story if you get to sit down and talk to you. most if you talk about lung cancer they say i don't smoke and dismiss it. >> that's a great we. we're finding we have a great network of people. and our network also talks just as much as we do. and i think we have to be examples for the people around us so they become examples and advocates for this d

komen, american heart association as well as local causes. >> no organization is too big or too small nor kids that do g and jake, we can truly see the spirit of sharing kindness. >> i think they really emboied the idea of shared kindness. hopefully it's contagious and they seem to get a smile on everyone's face when they're doing it. >> i feel like shared kindness means to help others and give back to your community and help these people less fortunate. >> everyday we want to share kind witness others by making a >> that is so awesome. for more information on how to help max and jake on their initiative, check out today.com. awesome kids. al is standing by with the weather. >> so neat to see that. today, we are looking at a lot of wet weather in the northeast. >> and winds back through the plains, pnt of sunshine in the northwest and we have pacific advisories and snow and rain move in tomorrow with a plains see more snow. heavy rain from new york all the way down to the southeast causing airport delays with that heavy rain. tomorrow's christmas tree lighting in rockefeller plaza, 9: