lupus, so it does not help everybody with lupus. the one thing they use to keep it under control is a steroid, but as many people know, that causes other effects. >> well, nancy thanks for joining me and for the walk. >> thanks for having me >> we'll be right back.

. >> she got a butterfly rash on her face which is typical with people with lupus. she passed away at 38. she went through bouts of hospital stays with heart issues, lung issues. >> were docks able to diagnose what the problem was or was that part of the problem. >> that was part of the problem first. she was diagnosed with depression and rheumatoid arthritis. it wasn't until a year after that they definitively diagnosed her with lupus. >> what may seen as a rash and pain in your doctor, you should

i wanted to make sure everybody knew about lupus. i knew it was not a well-known disease and i want to make sure other family members doesn't go through what i went through. >> typically the symptoms of the disease are fatigue, joint pain, hair loss and those such things, but it also attacks all the organs, so different people could have different things happen to them during the process. >> do you know why it a attacks some people and not other. >> i do not. they used to think it was not he ret tear, but -- hean inheritance.

. >> a lot of people may not have heard of lupus, but it affects 200 some thousands people today. >> yes. about 9 #-- 94 percent is women and not men. >> any idea why? >> i haven't heard of any reason. the asian and black community is a little bit higher than others, but it is mostly women. >> you're having the walk next week and how can people help out if they would like to take park. >> they can go to the web site walk for lupus now and they can

we'll have another chance of rains back into next week >>> the lupus walk on the golden gate bridge. i have nancy here with us. >> my sister passed away in 2009 from complication from lupus and a month afternoon when was the

. > >> there's only one for a specific type of lupus, so it does not help everybody with lupus.hey use to keep it under control is a steroid, but as many people know, that causes other effects. >> well, nancy thanks for joining me and for the walk. >> thanks for having me >> we'll be right back. >>> dozens somehowed up for the human foosball tournament. all the proceeds for this benefited the program that aims to get middle school aged girls involved in math and engineering >>> scientists are sending the mice to help them with certain research to-- space. >> there's a lot that goes into taking people into space and there's an equal amount associated with coming back down. >> once the mice are back on earth, brain tissues will be tested to see what causes those problems >>> a comet the size of a mountain is traveling at a speed of 126 miles per hour. is closest to witness it. efficients aren't -- officials aren't sure what they will capture. still ahead, hackers continue to get their electronic fingers on the personal information of way too many people. a bay area police officer

lupus. today. a record crowd turned out in golden gate park to raise both money and awareness. as kron 4's mike pelton shows us. many living with the disease say finding a cure is key. a sea of purple-clad people filled golden gate park walking together for one cause not a lot of people know about it, not a lot of doctors know about it, so it's important to raise awareness elisa lipnick is living with lupus first diagnosed in 2010 i had extreme fatigue, joint pain while she still lives with the disease she joined more than two- thousand others as part of the annual 'walk to end lupus now' lupus is an autoimmune disease that attacks the immune system but it's all about fighting back according to those with the lupus foundation of america an estimated 1.5 million people live with the disease. while no cure, clearly there is strength in numbers being here you see the support from everybody, that's what keeps you going today's walk in san francisco raised more than 200-thousand dollars in donations. money that will towards awareness and research - a hope a cure is just around the c

walk for lupus now and they can donate during that particular web site or they can show up and help by volunteering during the event. >> and if people want to walk, is there still time to get involved. >> yes, it does up until the day. they can just show up and sign up and walk. >> you have become involved because of your sister. i want you to tell the viewers what the symptoms are. >> sure. the joint pain, the rashes on your face, hand, fatigue is a large one and the hair loss. >> from what i understand, it's a very painful illness as well. >> it is. it keeps people from going to work. my sister didn't work for a couple of years

. 3,000 participants are expected to take part in the walk to end lupus now event hosted by the lupusndation of america. comedian joe coy will serve as ambassador for the event which raises money for lupus research and awareness. opening ceremonies get under way at 9:45 and the walk begins at 10:00. what's the weather going to be like? >> sunshine, temperature probably in the low 60s. >> great for a week. >> absolutely. as we look from our emeryville camera, a little haze in the air. that's some of the moisture being released. talk about where the fog is thickest this morning, how cool it is this morning. we do have a warming trend on the way and some rain for friday and saturday. so we'll end the month on a wet note. halloween, not good timing. >> got to get those ponchos ready for the costumes. >>> also next, pablo sandoval is no stranger to the world series heroics. and last night the panda did it again. helping the giants to a huge comeback win over the royals. larry biel has the highlights coming up in sports. >>> good morning. here's a live look from our camera. you see a little

that is hosted by the lupus foundation of america. comedian joe coy will serve as ambassador.g under way in four minutes now. what's it like right now. >> upper 50s. a touch breezy. hopefully they're dressed appropriately. check out the picture from heavenly. with the rain on the way for u friday and saturday may fall on halloween. we'll get more snow. i'll have warming friend before that gets here in your accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> also next, pablo sandoval is no stranger to world series heroics. last night the panda did it again. helping the giants to a huge comeback. we have highlights in sports. >>> good morning. here is a live look from our sfo camera. yesterday we had arrival delays. sunny conditions and a green light meaning no delays this morning. >>> one san francisco school is changing the cafeteria experience and how kids think about food. abc 7 education reporter paid a visit to one of hippest lunchrooms around. >> reporter: the cafeteria at roosevelt middle school in san francisco was just another place to eat. now it offers students endless possibilities

all about fighting back according to those with lupus foundation estimated 1.5 million americans livingase notes here clearly there is strength in numbers >> : support from everyone that's what keeps you going to raise or consent as a squirrel is more than georgia thousand dollars nation's money that will go toward research helping mexico entered a strong quarter >> : amounted scared me because sometimes i can't hold my own laundry walk downstairs at make myself do so took away a lot my independence >> : canastas what selected donate posted a link to hurry and do that are kron4- dot-com >> : for 51 tickets quick bread still had on the morning news weekend box office results are in which film came out on top >> : meanwhile i'd look outside we have a live camera out of pop on talent over san francisco talk about whether for the week ahead and give you another preview of your calling forecast at the top the your >> : tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train assistance dogs for wounded vetera

it's hosted by the lupus foundation of america. joe coy is the ambassador.r way at 9:45 and the walk begins at 10:00. >>> many people got an early start yesterday sweating it out as part of a fitness boot camp at san francisco's marina green. >> is there anybody here who's not sweating? okay, good. that was the one nobody raised their hands. we need to take this opportunity to thank our sponsors, abc 7. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom promoting the product, served as emcee and head cheerleader apparently. the national fitness campaign sponsored the event. it featured demonstrations on many ways you can be active and stay in shape. >>> soggy day yesterday for that event. maybe today's a better day to get out there and work out. >> yeah, i think today a lot more sunshine. make sure you have sunscreen on. even this time of year you can get burned. it is wet this morning in the form of dew and fog. we'll obviously give you the game five forecast which will be not quite as wet as it was yesterday. and we'll looking inat the chan rain on halloween. >>> also

the annual walk to end lupus started at the music concord band shell and goes along jfk drive.e have the auto immune disease. 90% of them are women. >> it's just such a complicated disease it's great to see everyone here and talk to them one on one. >> organizers said they raised a record $200,000. >>> we're going back to at&t park next. for more from the locker room we will hear from the series of players and everyone has something to say. most of it had to do with one particular performance. >>> more from game five, sports wrap is next. >>> how is it going everybody i'm mark ibanez. >> and i'm joe fonzi. >> we're kind of double teaming here on tonight's special, very special edition of sports wrap. and yes the san francisco giants again trying to be the last team standing in all of baseball. they're just one game away. one good game away. >> yeah one win away from being world series champions for the third time. >> madison baumgartner pitched like a champ again. you got the idea that something special was going to happen for him and the giants this evening in the 2nd inning w

as you know, my mother got lupus. >> here's the problem.on a court order for a judge, just so you understand. so you violated his court order. you're looking at 15 days in lockup. >> what if i didn't know, had no understanding of that, just getting through to my family. >> i have the recording. i listened to it. >> i was talking to my mother. >> but you placed a call -- hold on. i need you to understand -- >> i understand. i'm asking you to understand me. >> i do understand you want to talk to your mother. i understand the situation that you're in. >> to know anything -- it was my mother, man. >> listen, i understand. but the point is you violated a direct order of the court. you violated our procedures also. >> have consideration for me as far as that was my mother. >> like i told you, that's all i'm saying sir. >> okay, thanks. >> no problem. >> charles always has an agenda for everything he wants or needs. every single lockup he's had i dealt with. i kind of -- don't want to say build rappaport but i understand his attitude and what he's

nueva york se iluminÓ para crear conciencia sobre la necesidad de incentivar las investigaciones sobre lupuss comunicaremos con el seÑor alan saludoski para los deportes! >> quÉ pasÓ? >> aquÍ comunicÁndome. >> perdÓn. mira, desde mÉxico, te aviso que eso de tener reporteras agradecidas, haciÉndote masajitos, te mando un saludo tacha, como te extraÑo, antes de pasar a los deportes, mejor me tomo la selfie 70 -setentera con mi chica. >> seguramente se sacÓ la cÁmara del cabello, verdad? >> efectivamente, las noticias de los deportes, comienzo yo? >> comienza tÚ. >> no me cuelgues, el trÍo mexicano se concentrÓ para su amistoso contra honduras, contra los catrachos dice el piojo serÁ más que un amistoso, el piojo siempre calienta con sus comentarios, siempre que hay un partido contra los hondureÑos, los salvadoreÑos, la verdad es que siempre se agarran sean amistoso o no. asÍ , estÁ la cosa, increÍble, y mi queridÍsimo piojo calentando motores, paul. >> asÍ es, va a ser mÁs que un partido, mientras que honduras arribÓ a chiapas para su encuentro con mÉxico, jugarÁn esta noche, y lo veremos por

unprecedented way is moving forward on diabetes, on alzheimer's disease and on rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. my colleagues in big pharma and i watching personally over this closely wanting to be sure this doesn't run off the rails i think are quite gratified by seeing how far it's come in six months. that's an example of creative ways to try to do things. we are working in every way we can to identify partnerships in other parts of the governments. we have a number of very exciting initiatives including some that aim to put cells on a chip to allow you to investigate their behavior. i have a kidney here on the chip, by the way. i got a lung over here. these are basically amazing technologies, bringing together the engineering skills with the biology skills of our nih investigators to move things forward in a fashion that could be great for identifying drug toxicities as well as effectiveness. you're asking about other places to go and look. i'm probably not in a great position to be able to say of all the various parts of government support of where are there opportunities. the board of gov