one dollar from each ticket to the game was donated to leukemia and limb hope to asew sighty. it was great. it was the sixth annual one. >> and one of the better weather days we had for weather days. >> thank goodness we had rain before, wimd, cancelled games. >> it was good to you have back out there. >> tony is honorary weather man part of our team always in forever. >> it was great to see the kids. we had hundreds of kinds. virginia schools doing standardized testing. a great, great day and we love that the nats care about weather it's a big effect on baseball. this year, something special tony, "fox5" and nats teamed one leukemia and lymphoma society not onlto donate money but to help make the pregame festivities silent auction item. here's what you see. that's mitchell thompson throwing out the first pitch and he was there with tucker barnes and this was all made possible because betty thompson from vienna, virginia bid on it at the leukemia ball and this is neal cokely he got to say play ball and i got to escort him to that position and ail little later on neal and tim t

. >>> leukemia stinks but it can be overcome. obviously you need the medical aspects but the right attitude can play a role as well. jeff skversky traveling to buck county to tell one athletes story of battling back. >> with a .300 average stephanie yost swings with ease. she was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, doctors said she had a 45% chance of surviving. >> she cried in the beginning and said that is done we are not crying anymore and we'll battle this and we will win. >> it was harder on them than it was on me. >> i had the mindset i would do anything to beat it. >> she went through chemo therapy and a bone marrow trance plan. the driving force was driving in a run again for bensalem and sure enough she was back on the field and now one of the faces of the varsity team. >> did you wonder if you would play again? >> i did for a couple of weeks after my transplant and i knew i wasn't in shape and i wasn't sure if i would get back. >> the first time she got back on the field i balled like a baby. >> it's an emotional da

he is 64 and said he was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia last summer. he has responded positively to the treatment will keeping up with his duties encompass. he said that by sharing his story he hopes to add his voice to the many others who were fighting cancer and chronic disease. >>> semper cisco will dedicate a cable car this afternoon to willie mays. today is his 85th birthday. last year the legend was given the presidential medal of freedom. this afternoon san francisco city officials will place a special plaque in his honor on cable car 24. that is the number that he wore throughout his 22 season career. >>> there is about to be a new experience for wine lovers in the north bay. according to the napa valley register, the napa valley wine train will add a new service with stops at wineries. is called the quattro vino tour. the new owners announced that the train will feature a six- hour trip with stops at four napa valley one. -- wineries. the new service is set to launch on june 1. >>> the results are in from a study that suggests the traditional

they were diagnosed with leukemia. mom went to facebook to inform others and share the symptoms. >> it was supposed to be a post. i thought was, it was like, in my heart, if it helps one person, it is worth putting it out there. >> reporter: and that one person was anna. in the city 15 miles away another mother happen to come across this post shared by one of her facebook friends. >> it was like a light bulb went off. i read through what she had posted. it was about their world changing with the diagnosis and what the symptoms were. i read the symptoms and said, this is exactly what my little guy has. >> reporter: she immediately took little 3-year-old fritz to have him check for leukemia. only to learn that he has the same type of cancer. >> my intuition and -- that this is something bigger than a fever and he just being set -- sick. to meet someone immediately that was going to walk into the same area, maybe is -- this is something that can be shared and we can support each other. >> reporter: and they were instantly

thin was diagnosed in june 2014 with accute lymphoblast i can leukemia.2017. he's joined the team at practices and games but last week, the team showed their support for their honorary captain by shaving their heads and thin got to see it first-hand. his courageous fight has really put everything into perspective. >> to take just some of that self esteem away maybe, that confidence of that hair, and just shave it down, and make a guy smile, let him know we're behind him. to me i was really proud of they get it. >> i thought it was great to see him experience what we were doing for him, just let him know that he is part of our team, part of our family, so definitely seeing that i think was awesome for a lot of guys. made a lot of guys really happen. >> i he has this crazy thing called cancer that casino of like shocked us all, touches us all in some way. and with him, he's like, he is in so much pain, but so happy, so positive. >> so this weekends th first, winning both lacrosse titles and the man with inspiration from thin. >> head coach john tillman says

afterward come to the game a dollar from each ticket benefits leukemia lymphoma society. for good cause, educational calls, and it will be beautiful day. >> awesome. >> yes, it will be fun. >> it will be great. hope everyone -- >> and there is enough of you now i think you could almost field a team. >> we could, right? >> how many is that? >> let's head over to tony and sean. >> fox5 local news at 6:00 tony will be, there as well. >> i'll be the team manager. >> yes, your number seven then, okay. >> play ball. >> i haven't been out there for couple of years, so it will be fun. >> fun morning, i should say. >>> all right, well, you guys know that some people love elaborate, creative wedding proposals. one man thought it would be great idea to parachute in, pop the big question to his true love, unfortunately, though, things did not go as about how this one ended beyond just him being caught. >> then, this picture of singer lala hathaway, caused quite fire storm on social media. all because of the hat she's wearing. >> runted a student outside of his high school northwest d

denison. >> i was diagnosed with acute leukemia in high school. >> he is a lacrosse player.f his diagnosis, he missed out on a year or two of lacrosse. just being a guy that plays sports, that kind of hits home with you. to know he's doing well now and coming back stronger from it, it's a pretty cool thing. > >> it's my hope for the future that kids diagnosed with cancer or anyone else will have a better experience than i did or not get cancer at all because we found a cure. >> reporter: sounds like a good day no matter what. >> you'll be winners to me because of all your support. >> a great day. sadly, there is time for golf for the capitals. eliminated from the playoffs. now the question capitals general manager is who will be a part of that future. we know about key players under contract, but decisions have to be made about the free agents. one of the guys is jason chimera. age is a concern. he wants to stay here in d.c. and does not want to think about moving on from the capitals. >> if they win a stanley cup next year and i'm not part of it, i'll go into a deep depress

he was diagnosed in june 2014 with acute limb foe plastic leukemia.r 2017.17 he's joined the team practices and games, but lastlat week they showed their support by saving their heads.eads his correspond rage just fight has really put everything into perspective. to take some of that self-esteem away, maybe the confidence ofidn that hair and just shave it down and make a guy smile and let hit know we're behind him. i was really proud. it was great to experience what we were doing for him to let hil know that he's part of our team, part of our family.fami it made a lot of guys really happy. he has this crazy thing called cancer that kind of shocked us all and touched us all in somee way. and with him he's likes knee so much pain but so happy, so positive. this weekend the terps try to accomplish winning both lacrosse titles and the men with inspiration for fin crime once. > we wish him all the very luck. we're hoping fin makes it out tt the game. he lives in to be a part of it this hhis weekend. > win, win, win. we want to see fin get out.ut. thanks, j

we we can raise $40,000 foror leukemia and lymphoma societyoc if they sell it out and that ant wod >>>> great. >> and it's a day game, too. >> it's a 1 o'clock game.am hopefully the sun will be out. >> yeah. >> so the theme here today isemd we're bringingay the sun to you since i can't deliver on theel seven-dayiv forecast. >> and the reason lined thishe r is we're now, what, 14 almost4 m 15 straight days.15 straight da. >> i think it's 15 days now n with measurable rain.surable ra. yesterday was another washout. t >> all the time out there. the >> let's just bring it home. j let's do what we cusan today.any >> people are over it.e are er . >> right, i think they are.thiny >> you look like you're overke v it. >> i'm over it. let's go to the forecast.orecas. here's some happy news. new 39 days until summer. sme >> hey, hey. hey. >> all right. >> seems like a long time but b i'm not going to say anything.g. >> well, it is spring after sg a all. should be a little bitittle bit brighter than it's been.er t 15 days, steve, that's thes t fishtail at reagan national with measurable rain. dul

society they do the most amazing reserve on tremendous problem we have with leukemia and lymphoma andthink the weather will be coop riteing. meanwhile another cool one today and should be age to do better than that tomorrow 70. clouds to start. dry day. friday looking great 73 we'll feel pam period by friday night and rain coming in saturday. short term rain drizzle and showers passgo put everything in motion i don't see anything coming behind this batch of rain out towards western maryland and in fact you can see the clouds breaking up just a little bit. again, slow process for us tomorrow. temperatures tonight still in the mid 50s to 6 0. we will see one more last trouvr coming through tomorrow and that should be the end of it maybe a spotty shower. clouds should break up into the afternoon and sunshine should rule as weak area of high pressure builds in thursday and friday. it will be nice to see temperatures getting close to 70. we have not done that much this month. there is a high pressure over new england and it's been stuck for a while and now high pressure builds in closer to

>> leukemia and lymphoma yay society is you one of fox 5's.ins leer i o area in the fall and fox 5 is media sponsor for all of them.m. this morning we kick things off we are reminded why we walk for als take a look. shout out to fox 5. >> clearly that is the wrong story but we will try to get it for you in a moment.ent. but, we do want to till we'll wl try to get that cleared up force you. there are many many ways thata you can get involved in the the light the night walks which is coming up. there are three of the walks ons in maryland, let's go to thato then i'll tell you in a moment. >> i am thrilled to be serving once again as the honorary chaic for this year's light the nightt campaign. this is always such an amazingly inspirely -- inspiring event. >> blood cancer cannot be screened or strikes. fda in the past decade, funded by als.s. >> my dad was pretty well-known in this area, he he was a policc officers for arlington county a police department for 25 years the counts first public information officer. september of 2000 he got sick. he

he had the most common form of leukem leukemia. of his first questions was should i resign. >> he began six months of chemo thera therapy practically still serving in congress. >> i want to prove to myself that i can do it. >> all of those things were meant to demonstrate to myself that i could continue to perform at the most difficult times of the treatment at a high level. >> he wants to see more focus on the investing and breakthrough medical treatments. >> more people will live as i will and i will be able to see my kids have their kids and serve in congress in a way that i think is empathetic and determined. congressman's health will be monitored. his cancer managed hyper tension or diabetes. abc 7 news. >>> well, still ahead tonight with tonight's team investigation that you will only see on abc 7 news. >> this is the rifle used in the crime that got a man death sentence more than 30 years ago. coming up, what this case says about our broken system. >> a high pursuit. we have the dramatic ending. >> stay with us, here is a lo

erected aust documentary about children with leukemia.was mama and then almost a like half aeen and year with the documentary with very young children that are now in my heart forever. they are such masters. it's like an 80-year-old man in the body of an eight-year-old. these kids have changed my life. what a lesson. i have learned a lot about the lack of investigation for cancer in children. there is so much to talk about and we only have 30 minutes in the documentary but we try to give up a lot of information but also to find ways where people can contribute for a foundation in spain. we want to donate everything that we raise to this foundation called one in 100,000 that focuses on investigation for children with leukemia. so this progress am very impressed -- passionate about. >> are they making progress? >> i've talked to a lot of doctors and they say they could make progress if they had more help but there is less investigation when it is related to children because the number of cases is much lower than the don't group. this is not

. >> laphonso: inspireing a young boy battling leukemia.as honiary captain. fin was diagnosed with acute limb po plastic leukemia he will get treatments until october 2017 and lasts week the team shaved heads to show support for the fight. >> ram bow off the role, fires, scores. >> this week the terps try toy accomplish the school first trying to win both lacrosse titles in men and women divisions. >> go terps. >> that's exciting. >> let's go ahead and say good morning to the facebook fans of the day. we have carlos and candice again. >> vuper. >> and celebrating their first wedding anniversary today. congratulations and many more do come. thank you for watching candice and carlos. >> for a chance to be face back fan of the fox5dc.com facebook page and at a comment below "wedding photo." >> yeah. >> it's only a year in. >> right. . >> i won't say it will get better. >> i'm kidding it does get better. it gets better. >> i knew she was going to say more i knew this she need to say something. even warmer today. high tomorrow tire 86 couple spo

>> reporter: today karen is using her voice and her battle to spread the message of hope as the leukemiah foam malsociety's girl of the year. she's joining others raising money which will go towards research and treatment. it's a job karen's mother says she was made for. >> we got our strength from karen. karen was really the one that really pushed us. >> reporter: and she continues to do so all the while wishing upon a star that the dream of a cancer-free world will come true. tyler seswarda, k view news night beat. >> what an inspirational little girl there. >> brave, thoughtful. deserving girl of the year. that will do it for the news for this half hour. >> remember to fool us on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> this morning on "world news now," another not guilty verdict for an officer in the freddie gray case. >> protesters hit the streets as all members of the baltimore police force were called in to keep the peace. more just ahead. >>> hillary clinton trying to shake bernie sanders but overnight he's vowing to fight on, saying the democratic national convention will likely be a messy

back over to you guys in theuyse loft. >> light the night and leukemia lymphoma fox5 a proud partner.tr the nationals game g tomorrow if you buy a ticket tic weather day and the national agreed to donate 1 dollar from f ever t very happy to be involved innv that as well. you get a great day at thehe ballpark tomorrow.orrow. 1:00 o'clock game.1:00 olock great afternoon.noon talk about that later, were youu since we're talking about lls, l great way to get involved andvea take in ballgame.e. >> absolutely.olely. 9:21 time.21e. the head of another federal fed agency under fire for comparing that agency to disney land.yan big changes to the tsa that will hopefully get you throughou thr security a little bit faster.. >> first push it, push it real good.go. >> ♪ >> push up that is, not actually it. push up competition going on inn the studio we'll tell you howou you can take part.u cake p all for great fundraiser.se. we'll tell where you that moneyy will go when we come back. 9:21. ♪ ♪ jane loves to treat herself. so she loves new light & fit crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with delicious topping

grateful that the nates asked us to come tobacco this year and that they we one of our favorite causes, leukemia and lymphoma society. one dollar for every ticket sold was given to that society, and several people got to participate in some of the pregame festive ties as a result of a great auction item between us and the nates. presidential race was fantastic. george washington won and everybody had a great time today. thank you so all who came out. we hope to see you again next year. and often on weather day we have weather at nationals park. but today was just a hot day and i got to tell you, people were saying it felt too hot. i feel like this has come sneak up on all of us before we had a chance to get used to it. 50's and 60's in may and you get a couple days in mid 80's and you felt it today with little breeze. the other thing went have a lot of today was a lot of humidity. we're going to talk about increasing humidity with tomorrow's forecast but first check of temperatures at 6:00, 85 in dc. 78 lovely toward annapolis with that cooler water. 84 for frederick, 83 dulles. your planner in

he had the most common form of leukem leukemia. of his first questions was should i resign. >> he began six months of chemo thera therapy practically still serving in congress. >> i want to prove to myself that i can do it. >> all of those things were meant to demonstrate to myself that i could continue to perform at the most difficult times of the treatment at a high level. >> he wants to see more focus on the investing and breakthrough medical treatments. >> more people will live as i will and i will be able to see my kids have their kids and serve in congress in a way that i think is empathetic and determined. congressman's health will be monitored. his cancer managed hyper tension or diabetes. abc 7 news. >>> well, still ahead tonight with tonight's team investigation that you will only see on abc 7 news. >> this is the rifle used in the crime that got a man death sentence more than 30 years ago. coming up, what this case says about our broken system. >> a high pursuit. we have the dramatic ending. >> stay with us, here is a lo

will be the recipient , battlin lieu ke leukemia.pecial brightly colored socks in his honor at last night's warrior/thunder game. of course, dara, we want to wish craig steiger all the best. >> thanks so much. >>> "the voice" crowning a winner. crew baka -- chewbacca, up next. . tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow.♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ you're only a day

director says obama seemed to show special interest in paper cranes folded by a survivor who died of leukemia at the age of 12, a decade after being exposed to radiation from the bombing. obama also wrote a message in the visitor's book calling for peace and a world without nuclear weapons. and he himself reportedly folded two paper cranes and left them on the table. the display touched other foreign visitors, too. >> we have to learn from our history, so the living, teaching about the cost, and also about when people gather for peace, something beautiful, some transformation can happen. >> reporter: in his speech, obama reiterated the message he left in the visitor's book. >> among those nations like my own that hold nuclear stockpiles, we must have the courage to escape the logic of fear and pursue a world without them. >> reporter: one of the listeners who was moved was emiko okada. she was hit by the bomb at theh age of 8. >> translator: obama spoke about the people beneath the mushroom cloud, and all the precious young lives that were taken. i thought he understood really well what happe

the principal challenged the student body to raise $3,000 for pennies for patients benefiting the leukemia and lymphoma society. the students met that challenge and other school leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> that is great. word is lily is a good kisser. >> apparently. >> lily has some size to her. >> don't mess with lily. >> don't make lily angry. you won't like her if she is angry. >> no kissy, kissy in san diego for bumgarner. he was a bit peeved. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. total domination by the san jose sharks in game two of a western conference finals. brent burns who looks like he stepped out of "the revenant" with the hair and the beard. there is no crying in hockey, but there is a ton of beard pulling in st. louis. the sharks strike first. a shot that deflects over the pads of brian elliott and 1-0 team teal in a flash. the blues power play in the second and martin jones makes two great saves on jayden schwartz by the tip of his skate. 2 sick saves for jones. 26 saves for jones. they rip it home and dow

they were at the resort today, the linebackers, coaches, helped raise over $500,000 for the leukemia and lymphoma society. and he wasn't too worried about losing the long-drive contest. speaking of on camera, great day for everyone involved in, yeah, that's our very own carol maloney. and there's more carol to come up. it might not be that good a shot. >> all right. on another coue for the upcoming quicken loans national in bethesda. this year, the tenth anniversary of the tournament that woods has hosted since 2007, he took some swings after undergoing back surge surgery. >> the overriding question i keep hearing, when are you coming back? when are you playing? i get it all the time. if i knew, i'd tell you, because it would be fun to know. it'd be nice to know that i am going to play on such and such a date, but i don't know. >> from the links to the ice, to the ice. tampa came back from two down to forced overtithe time. seconds into overtime, sydney crosby puts this into the net, crosby snaps an eight-game streak. a 3- 2 win o >>> finally, on your right, a major winner, tiger, on

>> bat kid, as it turns out, is 5-year-old miles scott who has been fighting his own villain, leukemiaas still san francisco, patrica solflita wilson, ceo of the bay area make-a-wish chapter, got an important call. >> we had a young boy who was diagnosed with leukemia. and his wash was to be batman. and we thought we could turn san francisco into gotham city. because i was driving home one night, and i looked at our skyline and i thought it looked gotham-like. >> for help turning the city into gotham, one of the first people patricia reached out to was san francisco chief of police greg suhr. >> when the call came from patricia wilson asking about doing something for a little boy, the answer is always yes, whenever it can be. so the answer was yes. i was to be commissioner gordon, just to kind of ham-and-egg it up a little bit, make it a big deal. >> you have got to stop him before he steals the taxpayers' money. >> and then we started working on the capers. and then finally we went out to the volunteers to get the 200 volunteers to place around the city at key places to make sure that

we want you to know every ticket sold one dollar will go to leukemia and lymphoma and we're excited about that. we're looking forward to being out there. we hope you will be there as well. unfortunately tomorrow will feature more rain, it's the may gloom resuming. at the busstop make sure the kids have the rain gear, no the as cold as this morning, 48 to 56 of the last, this morning, it was in the 30's in some spots. after school, kind of a chilly raw day. 53 to 60. there will be more rain after school. take that and translate it. that manies both of our commutes are going to be wet tomorrow. these are the high temperatures tomorrow. so enjoy what we have out there right now. the sun not going down till 8:15. a pleasant evening to get in a run, walk at dog, temperatures in the mid 60's around the region a clear skies. ly later tonight by 10:00 or so, the clouds will begin to thicken and the showers that you see through the midwest will begin moving across our area between about 6:00 and 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. here's futurecast. you can see we hold the clouds out for awhile. by 8:00 in the mo

some were diagnosed with leukemia. >> translator: some parents of the students who have become ill suspect that the nearby chemil factory has something to do with the contaminated soil. >> reporter: the cause was tainted soil on the school grounds. a local government invesestigatn reveveed the preresence of carcinogens, including chloro benzene at more than eight times the safety standard. since then local people have become sensitive to the health effects of soil pollution and are worried that if farmland is contaminated the products grown there could be harmful to people who eat them. >> translator: i am worried about soil contamination so i buy vegetables at shops that i trust but i don't know which shops really can be trusted. >> reporter: for years chinese businesses, including chemical plants, have discharged highly contaminated wastewater often with little or no treatment. the government has tested soil nationwide. unsafe levels of cadmium, arsenic and other substances were detected in 16% of thehe tt sites, including farmland. details have not been made public, but the numbers show

the principal challenged the student body to raise $3,000 for pennies for patients benefiting the leukemiants met that challenge and other school leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> that is great. word is lily is a good kisser. >> apparently. >> lily has some size to her. >> don't mess with lily. >> don't make lily angry. you won't like her if she is angry. >> no kissy, kissy in san diego for bumgarner. he was a bit peeved. you wa you by riverwalk casino. total domination by the san jose sharks in game two of a western conference finals. brent burns who looks like he stepped out of "the revenant" with the hair and the beard. there is no crying in hockey, but there is a ton of beard pulling in st. louis. the sharks strike first. a shot that deflects over the pads of brian elliott and 1-0 team teal in a flash. the blues power play in the second and martin jones makes two great saves on jayden schwartz by the tip of his skate. 2 sick saves for jones. 26 saves for jones. they rip it home and down to one knee on the one timer. 2-0 and then in the thi

airport weather team down there to talk to the ki leukemia and lymphoma society and nats will be happy to play in nice weather. join us out. there whole "fox5" weather team making a great appearance. it will be a great day. there's a look at the forecast. we'll send it back to tom and annie. >> when it comes to getting a head at work it could be the secret in all of it how you look. >> according to i new study answer is yes. verchars at two university studied appearance and income of 14,000 young professionals between the ages of 24 and 3 2. now results found attractive people do better at work than everyone else and this is true both gepders and especially women who put a little more effort into their appearances and study also found attractive people earn 20% more than their so-called less pretty co-workers. >> okay. >> that is focused. >> you believe that. >> no. >> there may be a little something. >> there's no standard for beauty. >> your grandparents advice don't also true too. people who look certain way you should not prejudge whether they're successful nor ot deal with how peo

today, student leader with leukemia barred from graduation walk.nt, returning his senior year, but he was two and a half credits short of graduation. his school facing backlash making him watch from the bleachers. really? >> let him walk. >> he is expected to graduate in december. >>> new york times hate crime laws to protect a new group, police. under the law, those who target first responders could face up to five years in jail. the legislation has sparked criticism from civil rights group, saying it dilutes the meaning of hate crimes and undermines the movement against police brutality. >>> extra long tsa lines, one of the busiest travel days could turn into a nightmare. jeff rossen has some simple tips. >> the lines, the outrage. >> are you kidding me? >> do you want to skip ahead? the tsa is doubling down on the precheck program. saying it is the solution. shorter lines, keep your shoes on. and laptop packed. but to sign up, it will cost you, $85, your fingerprint, and an f.b.i. background check. so is it worth it? >> i'm going try an experime

. >>> gwyneth paltrow, meeting a fan battling cancer, ryan wilcox was diagnosed with leukemia, paltrowmade it happen. >>> angelina jolie will be a visiting professor, teaching a course on center women peace and security. jolie said she is both excited to teach and learn from the students. >>> stephen colbert crunched the numbers with his audience last night on the "late show." >>>. >> according to the "washington post," abc news cheesecake factory poll, voters favored donald trump over hillary clinton 46-44%. but how do you feel about it? okay, 46 to 44, if you do the math, that only adds up to 90%, because the final 10% just kept whispering, "kill me." >> i wonder what a cheesecake factory poll. >> like one name of a poll and now we have the dot, dot, dot poll. >> i think maybe that 10% -- >> that would be more interesting if we could do the ice cream desert poll. >> hot fudge sunday, i'm with you. >>> i'm dara brown, this is "early today." incredible bladder protection now comes with an incredible double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier t

principal at the elementary school told students in they raised $3,000 for a program to benefit leukemia she would kiss a pig. they did. so she kept her promise yesterday. >> a goes up doesn't always come down the right way. ask the tourist in this hot air balloon. next, their dramatic wine country rescue. >> you could get a say to keep a bay area police force in check with a move to keep a watchful eye on oakland police. if you're looking frien. "hi!!!" "hi everybody" "cookie!" all-new it's sesame street live make a new friend! playing at the city national civic this weekend tickets on sale now! ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kills fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new flea infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is recommended by vets for killing fleas and ticks. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. vet recommended flea and tick killer. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast cent

best part about this year one o dollar from ever ticket is going to go to leukemia and lymphoma societynk you, that's one of o o our favorite causes here. >> the weather looks like its l going to be icing on the cake that day. >> we usually have real low seel weather.athe lightening. >> i know. should be good. >> we'll be right back. stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. w up. we want them to grow up stronger. >> welcome back everybody we ar live outside of the howard street for our empire finale party. and as you can see the crowde that is grown behind us.ewn b and folks are all excited.xcit >> it is going to be a great night. of course the season empire coming up on fox 5 at nine clock. we will be back at the studio 10:00. we are partnering

she was diagnosed with leukemia just three weeks ago. after he resigned on thursday, he went right to the hospital to be with his mother. she was 83 years old. >>> san jose police are investigating the city's 20th homicide of the year. on single morning officers responded reports of a body found on jackson avenue in east san jose. today investigators have ruled it a crime scene. the cause of death is still unknown. >>> so what happens if your doctor makes a mistake and the care makes things worse, not better? >> california has an entire agency devoted to investigating doctors. we've discovered, even if the state discovers your doctor did something wrong, there is a good chance your doctor won't be punish asked will likely continue practice. >> reporter: compared to other states, california has an incredibly high tolerance what kind of mistakes doctors can make before they're in danger of being punished by the state, even if it led to serious injury or death. we're about to share what that means for one family. a warning, some of the imag

the principal challenged the student body to raise $3,000 for pennies for patients benefiting the leukemia and lymphoma society. the students met that challenge and other school leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> that is great. word is lily is a good kisser. >> apparently. >> lily has some size to her. >> don't mess with lily. >> don't make lily angry. you won't like her if she is angry. >> no kissy, kissy in san diego for bumgarner. he was a bit peeved. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. the twenty-sixteen subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. you by riverwalk casino. total domination by the san jose sharks in game two of a western conference finals. brent burns who looks like he stepped out of "the revenant" with the hair and the b

you have a marked decrease in esophageal cancer, kidney cancer, liver cancer and leukemia. many other cancers they hadn't even looked at. i think the reason, and david will talk more about this, i think it has to do with the inflammation we are always talking about on this show. when you pump up your blood you get rid of waste products, insulin, inflammation, excess estrogen, which is why you don't have as much uterine cancer. >> but you mentioned inflammation. how much exercise are we talking about? i point out inflammation because a lot of elderly people are dealing with inflammation of the knees and veins and stuff. they will say, what am i supposed to be doing. what's good for me? >> i think it is interesting to learn from this study that this doesn't apply to everybody out there. you still individualize the care. if someone has arthritis or suffer from back pain, we don't want them out there everyday for half an hour. they are talking about 150 minutes per week. so figure about half an hour a day would be excellent for this. it is a great study. at the same time, a lot

she was exposed to radiation from the bomb and later developed leukemia. >> translator: if we have kindness in our hearts instead of hate, a peaceful spirit will grow and create for us a wowonderful world.d. >> the story of folding 1,000 paper cranes in her hospital bed has become famous and people visit a statue of her in hiroshima's peace memorial park. >> it should be taught to everyonene becausese it's sad t she died but it really impacted a lot of people. >> my grandfather was president harry s. truman, 33rd president of the united states, who ordered the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. >> he also said the american people need to understand what happened in hiroshima and nagasaki. the school children then tried to fold paper cranes just like sadako once did. >> as the g7 summit wraps up we'll bring you a special edition of nhk "newsline," live coverage of president obama's historic visit to hiroshima on friday. >>> a major japanese retailer has made its first top management change in more than two decades. gene otani has the details and all the other main business headlines.

. >> university of maryland foremens cr inspiring young boy battling leukemia. >> this past full theyld fin krimones as a captain to the team. he was diagnosed with acute lymphoma and last week the teens shaved their heads to show support for little vince spike. >> ramble over the roll. fires, scores. >> matt ram bow. >> this weekend the terps will try toy accomplish a school first to try to win both lacrosse titles for the men and women's teams. >> that's good showing support there. >> good luck to the terps. >> make it so the scripts national spelling bee is amazing achievement but 1 11-year-old neal months had a difficult journey because he was born deaf. now he can hear with help of implants in both ears and he'll compete in the national spelling is bee against 281 top sp he got quite the sendoff from his classmates in south carolina. >> i was presenting out books and called when i got home and i ran out the stairs and opened the door. >> now the preliminary rounds ever national spelling bee kickoff. the only assistance neal requires is that the announcers, spelling bee announcers

senior class president steven dire was diagnosed with leukemia two years ago and spent most of his junior and out of the doctor's office. after doubling his course load, dryer fell a couple credits short and the suburban phoenix high school district denied him his cap and gown. dwyer had to watch his final high school moment in the sidelines, a memory he can't get back. >> you don't have a choice. it's not our choice to be away from school. just to have to watches with so difficult. >> it was so disappointing for me because he didn't deserve it. he's worked his tail off. >> stephen says he didn't expect a diploma. he just wanted to sit with his friends. there's no gray area or medical exception for the district's policy. >>> all right. rainy weather and some issues on the roadway. we're watching it very closely. katy zachry joining us now live. katy, how are things looking out there? >> pamela, for traffic on route 1 northbound around henry avenue, you have the thumbs up, things are getting a little better because an accident is in the process of clearing. it had really affected things on

. >> reporter: now he has a rare form of leukemia.tain america he too has a powerful team. >> my family on my side that's how i got through it and my friends. praying for me. >> reporter: the movie stars spent about an hour with the wilcox family. >> it was so funny. they came and they sat down on the ground. >> reporter: in their living room. >> it was just great, it was almost like they were just our friends. >> friends with superpowers for ryan's soul. >> especially captain america movie, the shield has been a big symbol of strength for him throughout this entire journey for him. >> that's really great. >> nice thing. he loves captain america because he never gives up >> that's what's making news. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone. it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday, may 25th. >> we're following breaking news. gunfire at a groc

project i'm very passionate about. >> are they making some medical progress in terms of children and leukemiatalked to a lot of doctors. and they say that they could if they had more help. but there's less investigation when it's related to children because the number of cases is much lower than in the adult group. and this is not me saying it, they say that themselves. >> rose: one of the nice things about being you, beyond intelligence and the experience s that people will respond to you. i mean if you call up a researcher or a doctor or someone who is on-- who sliving with cancer, they're going to talk to you. that is one of the power of being penelope cruz. >> well, it is just my small contribution. but i rather put my time in something like that. this came because i work with a company in spain who does jewelry. and they said they wanted me to work with this foundation. an had the idea why don't you direct a documentary about what this foundation is doing. and these children, this group of children that have been working with. and i met them. i completely fell in love with them. and i ju

crossland challenged the student body to raise 3,000 bucks for pennies for patients benefitting the leukemiand lymphoma society. >> the students met the challenge head-on. closeland and other leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> looks like lily is a good kisser. >>> big celebration in the south bay. >> find out what's behind all the >>> eating fish has been linked to keeping your heart healthy and living longer. coming up tonight at 11:00, how fish can also help your skin. the unusual discovery that's led to a skin care line based on salm salmon. that's at 11:00. >>> but abc 7 news anchor ama daetz is here with what's coming up at 6. >> yes, kristen and dan. coming up new at 6, an mule cruelty charges have been charged in the death of a dog. his owner explains what led up to the tragic event. >>> also, california's big spike in gascon assumption. lower prices may not be the only reason why we're using more. >>> and a preview of google's big developers conference. you'll see how kids and creators are learning from each other. all that plus. more com

after 18-year-old ryan wilcox was diagnosed with leukemia the second time he took to social media toelina jolie taking on professor. she will be a visiting professor at the london school of economics. she will teach a school in the course's center on women and peace and security. jolie says she is excited to both teach and learn from the students. they are already lined up for that class. >>> stephen colbert crunched the numbers last night with his audience on "the late show." >> according to "the washington post," abc news, cheesecake factory poll, voters favor trump over hillary clinton 46% to 44%. but how do you feel about it? okay. 46 to 44. you do the math, that only ad up to 90%. because the final 10% just kept whispering, kill me! incredible blnow comes with protectionan incredible double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier than poise. try it, love it or get double your money back. always discreet. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk a

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and 1 dollar of every ticket purchased will support leukemia and lymphoma society. to meet you. look, can you believe this forecast? all of a sudden it is summer here in d.c. all right, don't go anywhere. fox5 news at 6:00 is coming right back. >> fun, slippery tradition continued on anomalous, skyfox, over the climb, about a thousand members of the naval academy freshman, formed humid pyramid, to remove from the top of the monument, covered in lard. one to three hours for the midshipmen to climb to the top, and you know what it means, the hat down at the top, sue? >> that's right. >> hope they made it. >> indeed. >> see you tonight everybody. ♪ >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: so bet is throwing shade at the billboard awards and madonna over the prince tribute. ♪ purple rain, purple rain ♪ >> prince fans were not thrilled. bet tweeted up, yeah, we saw that. don't worry, we got you. >> it will be far better. >> lenny kravitz doing a guitar solo. >> chaka, sheila e. >> beyonce. >> going crazy. flava flav. [laughter] >> i hope not. >> floyd mayweather threw his daughter t

area congressman is talking to abc7 news about the cancer diagnosis after announcing that he has leukemia. >> i'm great. and have gone through chemotherapy. the cancer is no longer in my blood system. i'm up to my old level of energy. >> the 64-year-old democrat represents parts of contra costa county. he says he'll fight for more funding to battle cancer and improve accessibility of costly drugs to those that can't afford them. >>> the california company is moving from bay area to frisco. it's nearly 2000 miles from jamba juice's current headquarters. eric thomas looks at is taking business out of the bay area. >> the company thinks it can save opinion by leaving this emeryville office building for the lone star state and they also hope they can drum up new business as well. >> jamba juice company headquarters will say goodbye to this office building and hello to frisco, texas, 120 jobs will be affected. >> some have been offered relocation packages. we'll see where that lands. people are processing the news now. >> the company says cost cutting was one factor in deciding to move but the

area congressman is talking to abc7 news about the cancer diagnosis after announcing that he has leukemia. >> i'm great. and have gone through chemotherapy. the cancer is no longer in my blood system. i'm up to my old level of energy. >> the 64-year-old democrat represents parts of contra costa county. he says he'll fight for more funding to battle cancer and improve accessibility of costly drugs to those that can't afford them. >>> the california company is moving from bay area to frisco. it's nearly 2000 miles from jamba juice's current headquarters. eric thomas looks at is taking business out of the bay area. >> the company thinks it can save opinion by leaving this emeryville office building for the lone star state and they also hope they can drum up new business as well. >> jamba juice company headquarters will say goodbye to this office building and hello to frisco, texas, 120 jobs will be affected. >> some have been offered relocation packages. we'll see where that lands. people are processing the news now. >> the company says cost cutting was one factor in deciding to move but the

times student at springfield elementary school wrapped up three week fundraiser benefitting the leukemia lymphoma sewed. raised $1,700 celebrated by covering third grade teacher silly string. >> love those stories, that's just a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, a young girl survives a frightening fall, the mistake that sent her tumbling to the grounds from a fourth floor window. >> plus, soccer fans, behaving badly, what sparked this fiery scene in the stands, and that's not the only trouble the fans caused. >> ♪ >> well get ready to dodge raindrops for most of the week, katie lets you know when we'll see some dry spots coming up. stay with us, everyone. eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes. talk to your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevent

the 64-year-old democrat that represents parts of contra costa county announced today he has leukemia, but is responding to treatment. he says he plans to fight for more funding to fight cancer and improve accessibility to costly drugs to those who can't afford them. coming up at 6:00, the congressman talks about his battle. >>> sorry warriors fans, steph curry's ailing knee will likely sideline him for another game. head coach steve kerr says curry probably won't play in game three saturday night against the trail blazers in portland. curry was able to lift weights today but did not practice with the team. >> he did get on the floor on the side while we were practicing so he was on one court going through some movement and stuff, but still hasn't practiced with the team yet. >> kerr says curry will likely need to practice a couple of times with the team before he could play. the warriors lead the series 2-0. >>> well, now to consumer news and sending flowers for mother's day. don't forget. >> so important, right? 7 on your side's michael finney with some advice before you buy. don't