komen race for the cure.r the event and, gerri is here right now. >> let's just talk about it. it's also about not just supporting women who are battling breast cancer who survive breast cancer, people who have lost loved ones to breast cancer, it is about money to fund research. pitch it, lady, pitch it. >> amen, sister. komen nyc.org fox funding to fund that research. looking a lot right now at the breast cancer that goes outside the breast me tastic breast cancer. that's a big call to help women who really are fighting the worst fight of all. and i have to tell you, we're doing great. we have raised more than $41,000. much of it the last two days, our employer is pony up dough, matching our contributions, can you give alongside us. komen nyk.org/fox. if you live in the new york city area, come on out sunday morning 9:00 a.m. we're going to have a great time. >> juan: you know what struck me, i was reading your piece that you wrote about this really about people coming around to support you when you were go

he big one, susan g komen out there. i've got some good news for that. we'll talk about that in a minute. i don't think today is going to be a washout. yes, we are going to have rain, but i don't think it's going to be all too heavy, especially after what we were dealing witha yest do we have dry times today? yeah. plenty of dryes t today. today looks a lot dryer than tomorrow. but we do have heavy rain through the day on sunday. some a showe thunderstorms as we continue through today and then heavy rain a h wed into the overnight and through much of the day on sund. will florence impact us? it's a big possibility that we're going to be dealing with me of that moisture from florence if this track stays put and heads right into the eastern seaboard. we'll show you thatrack in minute. i want to show you the temperatures. what you see is what you get. in the 60s and low 70s is where we're going to stay. ilow 70sthe district as we go through the morning. if you're in the 60s, you'll stay there. watch out for patchy fog, areas of drizzle and light shower as i

komen, american cancer society, the march of dimes, and the ms society, they all got the facts here. they said, we should 'not replace critical protections in current law.' recognizing the immense suffering that would be inflicted by this republican approach, these nonpartisan groups said that this is 'not acceptable for the patients we represent.' and it is certainly not acceptable. the best way to guarantee that we strengthen health care and protect pre-existing condition coverage the best way to strengthen and change the law for the better is to change the lawmakers. to have a congress that puts the needs of families ahead of the special interests. democrats, we're for the people and we mean to take real, specific action to: lower your health care costs and those prescription drug prices that have soared at ten times the rate of inflation; increase your pay through strong economic growth by rebuilding america; and clean up this awful corruption to make washington work for you. ensure you make your voice heard. together, we can stop the undermining of our health care security. than

komen "race for the cure" will be held this sunday.ed more money than any other organization to find a cure for breast cancer. 10,000 americans will be running in that race. our own gerri willis is on a mission to raise as much money as she can. >> it's great to be here. all of fox has been on board. just moments ago, we went from under $30,000 to over $30,000. it's just amazing to see the support. charles: $39,000. >> what? charles: we getter get over $50,000 before this segment is over. when you walked in, i got goosebumps. because your personal story is so beautiful and you were so brave. what you are doing now to help others is beautiful. >> it's what you have to do. i got so much support from fox viewers. it's unbelievable, the tweets. the social media account was going crazy while i was out of the office for 9 months. the response from in-house was overwhelming. i would get a call from management once a mop asking, do you need anything? do you need a car service to chemo? that's how hands-on the managers were with me. i can barel

nancy with the komen foundation has done so much for breast cancer. drug and alcohol abuse, addiction has not progressed as quickly as breast cancer has. >> if you consider opioids. ms. bales: it is. as far as a public service and changing and laws and that sort of thing, it has not been as successful as breast cancer, and there are so many families out there hurting that need help and know there is hope and help out there. that has skyrocketed. >> let's spend a moment on both of your parents. so many people watching this have memories of their time in the white house. what would you say, this far out, is your father's legacy? ms. bales: you always hear about integrity and those sorts of things when they talk about my dad, but to me, it is the fact that he was an unbelievable leader. he chose to do things that were so brave, like pardoning president nixon. and to be a leader, you have to be brave. you have to put -- which he did -- america first instead of himself first. i look at that and all of the things that he did, listening to books recently tha

in two days, the 28th annual komen nyc race for the cure is expected to draw 10,000 runners and walkers in central wark. we're going to raise money for breast cancer research. i said we. that includes me and my family, walking with team gerri willis, which will be led by our very own gerri willis, a very brave breast cancer survivor. people think this affects women. >> right, it doesn't, it also affects men, and the tragedy is men don't know to look for it, right? they done know what's going on with their bodies, not alert to it. they tend to be further down the road when they get diagnosed. liz: let's talk about sunday. for everybody that we raised money for this is going to be incredible. gerri and i, our offices are right next to each other in the building, and i remember when you were diagnosed and you said, liz, i had just had a mammogram that came up clear when i did a self-exam. >> that's right. liz: that was so shocking to all of us, i'm sure. >> six months before i was diagnosed, i got a mammogram that was all clear, and what i found out six months layer, i had lobullar stage t

roads around the white house in the national mall a already closed for the susan g komen race for the cure. that r te set start about an hour from now. 9:00 this morning. most of the road closures are set t start aga this morning, and they will reopen back aft 11:00. that's a brief shutdown this morning. tonight inli ton, police fire and sheriff 9/11 memorial race. it's set to start at can have. it starts on army navy drive. closed from 3:00 to 8:00 this evening. a lot to keep track of. >>> new this morning, surveillance video showing t moments a man firing a gun hitting a six-year-old girl in southeast d.c. police want you to look at the video from thursday night. you can see a dark car stop. the person stops out. the gunmanegins firing and a stray bullet hits a six-year-old girl in her ankle. we know she is t expectedbe okay. >>> time right now is 8:03. four years ago, one of the most confounding missing persons cases began in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant in germantown. jackie bensen was there last night as family and friends of jacob and sarah hogul braved the thunders

komen here in new york city, komen nyc .organize/fox. joins us new york.little drizzly but who cares. we're new yorkers. give. you can always do that. everybody knows someone, one in eight women will face a breast cancer diagnosis in their lifetime and we're just starting to see men get diagnosed with breast cancer. some 9/11 guys. >> walks and runs throughout the country. go to the website schek it out. >check it out.>> you've talked e importance of community. and based on your journey, what is the real importance of this race and things like it when people are going through somewhawhatyou've been through. >> what i have found is you cannot be alone. that's the major thing. you know what's going on here? i'm getting a call. >> sorry. >> so popular. >> but the race is transformative and here's why. because you can't be alone. when you have breast cancer. what i found is your ability to combat the disease is entirely dependent op having been surrounded with positive reinforcement and this race is nothing but positive reinforcement when you go out there toda

that's the susan g komen "race for the cure." you can still donate. david: i'm david asman sitting in for lou. the trump economy continues to move. the president in atlanta last night touting its success. >> we have the best economy in history. the stock market is at record highs. unemployment is at historic lows, and more americans are working today than ever before. david: more great economic news today with job growth and wages on the rise. we take that up and more with the white house national trade council, peter navarro. the obama shadow presidency stepping into the spotlight. the former president slamming the trump administration for what he calls stunted progress. >> it did not start with donald trump. he's a symptom, not the cause. he's capitalizing on resentments politicians have been fanning for years. president trump: i'm sorry i watched it, but i fell asleep. i found he's very good for sleeping. david: political savant. ed rollins will join us to discuss the obama coordinated attack against his successor. president trump will ask for the

brian: how do we give to your team. >> go to komen nyc.org/fox. money, join us. ainsley: please, take her over the top. she has a goal. how are you as far as your goal? >> we're a little over halfway there. and i have to say, our employer is matching the employees' contribution. that is a very big deal. brian: gerri, how did it change your life in 2016? how has it changed you. >> i have to say ultimately it was positive rather than negative. i came to understand what was most important to me, my relationships with my family, my husband all better because of this. and i know it sounds crazy, but good things can come out of a situation like that. out of tragedy. steve: and today. >> i just had my second mammogram. annual mammogram clear as a bell. that's good news. i'm framing it in my office. very exciting. ainsley: what is your message to people out there having a hard time right now you appreciate life in a new way? >> if you are out there and let's say you are afraid to go get the mammogram, you don't want to hear the answer, even the worse answ

, we had a terrific outing, just amazing support take a listen. >> welcome to the komen greater new yorkwalkers from new york area, came to central park, to a support breast cancer survivors their families, and those in treatment. >> one in 8 women will get a diagnosis in their lifetime every year the event helps people for a number of reasons. >> here we go. >> -- go team gerri. >> the fox team well represented by biggest stars. >> i have a lot of people in my own life as well, who have had scary incidents. >> we are shining this is awesome. >> gerri gerri. >> -- awesome cause. >> a real inspiration for all of us, pushed and pushed and pushed. so we are out to support her, and the great cause she represents. >> this year those impacted directly include men 15 first responders office workers downtown during 911 diagnosed with breast cancer on sunday we let them ne we care. >> first time i have seen that package we put it together but i haven't seen whole thing together, so amazing, in the end we have raised 75126 dollars. . [applause] . >> and altogether this event will probably generato

komen race for the cure in new york city. nobody should die from breast cancer. no man, nor woman.records one in eight women in the united states will face a breast cancer diagnosis at some time in their life and men will too. in central park, we've got the largest race going on. gerri willis from fox business is there leading the charge. doctors diagnosed her with stage 3 breast cancer in 2016. after a very long road of treatment she beat it. as our favorite survivor on this deck at this moment. we love you and proud of you. tell us what you're expecting here. >> 10,000 people. >> shepard: wow! >> will flood into central park. they're going to support survivors and support what they call thrivers. they're with metatastic breast cancer. and the family and friends of people that were struggling. this affects so many people. when you say that one in eight will get a diagnosis in their lifetime, that means thousands upon thousands of americans know is one or they are that someone that is facing breast cancer. my breast cancer was an aggressive form, lobular stage 3. i fought it for ni

komen foundation's rac for the cure. this is a live look from our abc 7 roof camera. the annual 5k run in san francisco starts at 8:30 this morning at embarcadero plaza. so far this year, the race has raised more than $200,000 for breast cancer research and treatment. the goal is $300,000. there will be a breast cancer survivor tribute ceremony at 10:00. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen is emceeing today's event. >>> and we always like to hope folks have nice race weather. >> yeah. it will be a little muggy out there, but 50s -- >> not bad. >> yeah, 50s for most of you. and we are looking at some milder weather inland. right now, live look outside, walnut creek. can you make it out? a lot of cloud cover there with 54 in concord and 51 in oakland. temperatures have been below average. we'll continue that theme. we'll add in some rain, some sun, all in your next seven days, as we start october. that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also coming up, irreplaceable items stolen from a storage unit. the desperate plea from an east bay woman this morning. >>> also -- >> a

komen's race for the cure. we have a live look at our roof camera. the annual 5k run in san francisco starts at 8:30 this morning at embarcadero plaza. so far this year, the race has raised more than $200,000 for breast cancer research and treatment. the goal is $300,000. there'll be a breast cancer survivor tribute ceremony at 10:00. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen is emceeing today's event. >>> well, lisa argen is here now with a preview of your accuweather forecast. >> well, it's certainly going to be a little bit nicer than yesterday. we had some spitting rain in spots, up to 0.007, pretty much done with that until a stronger system hits us next week. 61 in san francisco, so a warmer day on the way to start the week, but then we'll talk about rainfall totals and a look ahead for the next several days, coming up. >>> thank you, lisa! also ahead, irreplaceable items stolen from a storage unit. the desperate plea from an east bay woman this morning. >>> also -- >> a woman's kitchen is flooding from a burst pipe. the warranty company said she'd have

komen race for the cure, raising funds for breast cancer research.ed $31,000 ahead of sunday's race, beating last year's number. our own gerri willis is spearheading the campaign. i will be out there sunday with you. i'm bringing my kids. we'll walk through central park the i have to tell you this is really something that touches everyone in my own life. three people in the last month have been diagnosed. >> you're kidding? melissa: it is shocking. >> you had a mammogram. melissa: myself, yeah. >> i wanted to check. it is critical about early detection. to hear your family is impacted. melissa: three people in the past month. >> right to the heart of everything we're talking about. one in eight women will be diagnosed in their lifetime. i was diagnosed two years ago with lob you lar breast cancer, an aggressive form of breast cancer. six months before my diagnosis i had a clear and clean mammogram. melissa: wow. >> you have to go back and get checked over and over again. this weekend is exciting. you will be there. we'll have so many fox stars there.

komen race for cure t-shirts awesome. love it.d-raising at fox business network i have a reveal here is what is going on, it is show that raised most money is cavuto's coast-to-coast best job raising money you can still give, you can try to compete with mr. cavuto and his team, we need as much help as we can get, i will tell you a big team coming up biggest team ever 50 people sunday morning 9:00 a.m. central park you can still sign up you can still race you can give, go to the web page komen nyc.org/fox. that is how you can give be part of our team in case you don't live in new york city you want to help us want to be part of this otherwise sign up on sunday morning come on out join us going to be thank you for putting that up, i really appreciate that. it is going to be a lot of fun a great event 10,000 people show up. it is the feeling on the street is just so exciting we are going to have lunch afterwards maria come join us. >>. dagen: you tell all women get a mammogram. >> today, we are wearing like pink bracelets i had made

if you want to donate, go to komen nyc.org backslash fox.k you very much, jillian. 18 minutes before the top of the hour on this monday, several states starting to prepare as hurricane florence. there is the cone of uncertainty. we'll tell you what we know coming up next. brian: lou gram taking on -- will graham taking the role of his grandfather reverend billy graham. plays him on the big screen. >> i believe god is still transforming lives. he says to each of us, if you suffered, i will give you the grace to go forward. brian: will graham, executive producer of unbroken, path to redemption, are us to share the powerful true story behind the film just ahead. booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. ♪ as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent menin

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you can contribute right there -- komen miss nyc.org/fox.u're all right, gerri willis. tesla, stockholders -- liz: yeah. stuart: down 20 bucks. $260 a share, all kinds of negatives on tesla. it is worth less than general motors. liz: less than bmw too. stuart: look at this. this is one of the negatives facing tesla this morning. that is elon musk. he is smoking a mixture of marijuana and tobacco, he is picks up a glass of whiskey. doc siegel is with us. that looks kind of unhealthy to me. what say you, doctor? >> maybe it explains some of his erratic behavior. i don't like it. people in colorado are driving, drinking, smoking pot, increasing risk of fatal car accidents. musk already has issues. he says he sleeps six to seven hours a night. that's good. he says he has breakfast, that's good. he takes sleeping pills, reportedly, drinking, having pot, is bad combination. it interferes with cognition, ability to make decisions. maybe that is why tesla is going down the drain. stuart: there is a question whether a man like musk should be the rema