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lupus almost took my life. no, know, know lupus, no lupus.er somebody's body and you don't know anything about it. [woman 2] there's certain things that i can't do, but i still get up every morning and do it. [woman 3] i really felt like.. maybe i might not be able to make it through this. [woman 4] lupus does not discriminate. it can affect men, women, white, black, older, younger. i've had lupus for 10 years. i am 17 years old. i am 11. [whoopi] we've got to find a way .. to get through this. there is something we can do, there is hope. you just have to get involved. him slurpee rails calls ago 25 minute delay, tam, thank you karen. let's go over to sky6 live hd take a live look across penns landing. pretty start to the day, david, but it's a bit cool. knowledge cool right now, tam take a rook at the numbers, we're up to 40 degrees in philadelphia. many of the suburbs closer to the freezing mark, allentown, reading, millville, and wilmington among those, this afternoon we'll mild things up. we'll get to 62 for the high. sun and increasing c

how a ten-year-old is building hope by building bowties, organizations to benefit causes like lupus, cancer, disabled veterans, and bullying prevention. he says he just wants to do this to help people -- and never thought he'd get this far. ?k i know you all don't with the long weekend over it's

moriah actually battled lupus as a child... and the community raised 30 ?thousand dollars to help her recovery. detectives still don't know who the shooter is... or if goode was actually the ?target of the attack. a burglar in st. petersburg was more than just ?money hungry. police say "antionne david" broke into a woman's apartment last month. but at one point, they say cook a pizza he found in the home. david was arrested last friday and charged with burglary of an unoccupied dwelling. a daycare in south florida is under investigation... after ?dozens of kids were rushed to the hospital. it appears to be a serious case of food poisoning. it happened in lauderhill, in broward county. 29 preschoolers got sick after eating lunch. nineteen had to be rushed to the hospital. others were taken to the emergency room later, by their parents. the kids had various degrees out. the school says a catered lunch.. which was made outside the daycare... is likely to blame: at last check, some of the young patients were still listed in serious condition. a solution could b

he started dating sofia richie, and her lupus took a toll. but she looked radiant and clearly enjoyed being in the spotlight again. >> all i can say from the bottom of my heart, that i'm grateful to have the opportunity to share something that i love every day >> i just saw her come in and i hugged her so tight. she looked like a >> nice to see all of that support for selena last night. and also, good to see her smile again. the emotion continued onstage when top sound track of the year wrent went to a music legend we lost too soon. >> prince's purple rain was nominated after a climb to the charts following his death. >> we'll keep this for you, this is for you. >> lady ga ga gave a powerful performance. but was overcome with emotion when fans swarmed her car after the show for this serenade. this erocked out to bruno mars and sting. -phis daughters see their 65-year-old dad receive the award. >> never been to the amas. my first time. i think i'm getting the award just for turning up. >> tim mcgraw! >> tim mcgraw made it a family affair with

jennifer suffers from lupus, a disease that causes extreme aches and discomfort all over her body. jennifer created a homemade heating pad. >> it helps relax my muscles so i'm able to get >> reporter: close friend mandy steph tells us jennifer was so excite body her invention, she made more, and waldo's warmers was born. >> it keeps cool. >> reporter: jennifer gives away many of her warmers and cooling pads to folks in need. >> she'll see moms who are struggling and instead of knowing they can't afford her product, she gives them her product. team management. >> reporter: mandy contacted cbs5 to pay it forward to jennifer. >> i reached out to channel 5 for everything that you do for your friends, your family, your the community. i reached out to pay it forward, and on behalf of channel 5 and myself, i'd like to thank you and present you ! >>> adot has been giving us signs reminding us to buckle up and drive safe. today's message had a thanksgiving theme. mashed potatoes not your head, buckle up. signs all over the valley. think twice before doing anything behind the wheel. >>> holi

>> decided to take time off, deal with health -- panic attacks, sides of lupus. came back on the amas and did her first instagram post. most followed on instagram in the world, by the way. did a post the last couple of days with a great picture of her needed to take time off. i think people are happy to see her back in a good way. >> she handled it so well. you and i talked about this so many times. young kids get into a situation it's time to turn things around. lower your blood sugar with invokana?. imagine loving your numbers. there's only one invokana?. the year's # new cleansing sensation, micellar water from garn the micelles attract dirt like a magnet. 1. cle 2. remove makeup and 3. rresh no harsh rubbing, no rinsing.rm just fifteen minutes and a little imagination are all you need to make holiday magic. chex party mix. dp globe. today it's landed in -- >> all: glendale, arizona. patti's here by skype. >> hey, patti. >> are you surprised? >> yes, very surprised. >> we are, too. that skype is actually working! [ laughter ] that never happens. happy thanksgi

female artist award and it was her big return to the spotlight after revealing that she's battling lupus. other big ama winners include justin bieber. the ama artist of the year was awarded to ariana grande and justin bieber for "sorry." a lot of big wins. of big headlines other than being an artist. so it's nice to see them having something professionally really good happen for them. >>> there is a scandal. it involves a pair of flip-flops. >> don't get me started on this. >> blue or tan? and creating huge buzz. >> white and gold. >> flip-flops or blue and white. others see it as even black and blue. sound familiar? caused an optical illusion. now the debate has spread to the flip-flops. here they are side by side. figure that i see gold and white. >> me too. are we color blind? >> no. what do you think? all right. this is "early today." what are you doing right now? making a cake! uh oh. i don't see cake, i just see mess. (doorbell) what's that? swiffer wetjet. this is amazing. woah wow. now i feel more like making a mess is part of growing up. only new wetjet pads have absorb and lock

they never dreamed that they would need help to find a cure for lupus when they adopte that disease is moriah goode and after all of that, she was murdered over the weekend. she was shot in her car near 4th street east and 32nd avenue. it was outside an apartment complex sunday afternoon at 4:30 pm she waited for a friend cut short in a burst of gunfire. her mother tells tammie fields, she is desperate to find the killer. >> i know she's with jesus. that's the only thing that gives me comfort. >>reporter: they cannot be there -- believe their daughter moriah goode is gone. she loved children and she wanted to be a daycare teacher.>> she lo >>reporter: she was step does set to become an emt to help others. there was no one there to help her after someone opened fire. her mother said she was waiting for a friend.>> she was sitting in the car and when he got in the car, that's when the shots started.>>reporter: moriah thousands of dollars for stem cell treatments.>> we had a thermometer and we were trying to raise $30,000 we were showing the progress. >>reporter: the community stepped up

she had lupus putting her in a wheelchair. they cell treatment. >> we can save her life and give her life and then someone would take it away with a gun. because they were angry at somebody else. >>> her biological mother travels to the united states in a raft from haiti. they adopted her. they were extremely close and freeman expected -- is appearance in court at 1:00 this afternoon. of course, we're going to let you know what happens. reporting live in sarasota. abc access news. >>> we can learn today what best buy is planning to have on black friday. target will open at 6:00 on thanksgiving evening. target will launch a presale the day before thanksgiving. several shopping centers are closing on thanksgiving day. >> if you missed the fair two weeks ago we'll have another chance to enjoy all that tasty fair food. opens tonight at england brothers park and bd the great food there's rides, animal exhibits and mother motorcycle show and a model train show. admission is only $5. it looks like the weather will be great. >> oh, ye

. >> reporter: diagnosised with lupus at age 11. the autoimmune disease attacked her kidneys. she's concerned her muslim faith may prevent people from wanting to help. >> if people didn't know that part about me. they would think this is a girl that needs a kidney. once you put that piece of information that she's muslim i don't know how each pers >> reporter: her coworkers at brandize university made an appeal. were fearful broader outreach could end up harming dania. >> in the days of the election i've heard reports of muslims being subjected to ethnic slurs, told to get out of the country. the last thing any of us want to do is make dania a potential target. >> reporter: with dialysis conquer hate. >> there will be people out there that might say hey she's muslim. i don't want to get tested for her because she is muslim. at the same time i have faith there are good people out there that wouldn't think like that. >> reporter: her life depends on it. >> i just got married 2 years ago and i feel like i'm just starting my life. >> reporter: and dania's 18 and 40 with the blood

. >> she has lupus. it's an auto immune disease. >> basically your anted attacking it self. 11 different prescriptions to keep her alive. methotrexate is one of those t. used to cost $0.34 perpill. today it's one $1.29 perpill. how do you think this -- this will impact you? >> it comes down to whether i get medicine or buy food. >> the national investigation uncovered that that one of 100 drug that's have increased over 70% over the past five years. nearly all of them are life- saving but did not receive the high publicity that epipen did this year. >> in september members of congress grilled the ceo of mylan that take -- makes the epipen. own -- one of those lawmakers is buddy carter. he's the only pharmacist in blame. >> while he and colleagues criticized mylan he received contributions from drug companies. three $366,000 was taken in from big pharma since 2012. how can the public trust congress to do the right thing from farm suitcal companies? >> i can't speak for other members of congress but what w

walk again, using computer- generated leg braces after being paralyzed in a car crash with a previous lupus diagnosis, and she is in the studio with us tonight, and tracy, welcome.>> the appalachian trail is not a short distance, from georgia to maine, and you did the entire told at one point you would never walk again, so was the idea of that feet even in your mindset, or did you say this is something i will do. >> i always like to believe that possibilities are endless. i think anything is possible. i started on march 24 appears back march through october, and think about what you have been doing from march to october, and think about tracy has been doing. of isolation, or is it not isolating?>> the thing about the trail is that everybody pictures you by yourself, and there are times you are by yourself, but you have a trail family with an amazing hiking community. >> people you meet along the way. >> yes, there are several communities that everybody supports and encourages each other.>> tell me what you are from the beginning that it would not be pretty. there are times that i had to sco

why good have lupus since she was 14 sidelining the standout basketball player putting here family-based $30,000 for stem cell treatment. >> the community raise the money. >> reporter: and she lived a life focused on family. they adopted maria at her biological mother traveled to the u.s. on a raft from haiti. family pictures here illustrate the love between mother and daughter. this is a birthday collage got maria gave to jen on friday. two days later someone shot and killed maria as car in bradenton. >> we have saved her life and then someone took it away with a gun. because they were angry at somebody else. >> reporter: detectives spoke to the man in the car to see if he knows who shot into the car. right now they have not arrested anyone. >> that is my baby you killed and now she is in heaven. i am praying for your soul. make arrangements for their daughter they are pleading anyone to come forward with information that could help detectives solve this crime. in redington, ryan smith, abc action news. >>> we are getting a new sense of the damage in oklahoma where a magnitude 5.0 earth

in her acceptance speech she talked about her struggles with lupus and anxiety and depression as a result of the disease. >> if you are broken, you do not have to stay broken, and if that's anything whether you respect thing you should know about me is i care about people and thank you so much for this. this is for you. thank you. >> the award for merit was handed out last night for the first time since 2008, and sting was honored for his exceptional contributions to music. >>> we have a lot more still to come in our 5:00 hour including the latest on president obama's visit to peru. >> why the current president come around. >> and the body of ha man found in pinellas park over the weekend, what progress police >>> and we begin at 5 with breaking news, tampa police are >> this happened around 3:30 this morning. we know the officer was traveling eastbound on kennedy boulevard when a wrong way driver entered his lane. right now we're told the driver was not hurt, but that officer is at tampa general hospital. >> according to police the officer is being treated for minor injuries. we have a c

. >> reporter: pen choly has lupus, wearing the bandana to protect her head from the sun. >> it's frightening. >> reporter: the council of american islamic relations said this is the third reported hate crime in the bay area targeting ing muslims post-election. at uc berkley, threatening to pull a him two's head scarf. >> hate is unacceptable. i forgive whoever did this. it's okay. >> reporter: pen pancholy is back hiking today. >> it can happen to anyone. there is ignorance out there and it's very important to be vigilant, more vigilant now, especially in this heated kriment. >> reporter: fox 2 news. >> there are no security cameras in that parking lot so anyone who might have seen something is asked to call east bay regional park police. >>> time is now 4:04. happened today, president-elect donald trump will meet today in new york with japanese prime minister. at the airport in tokyo before flying here to the u.s., the japanese prime minister said he wants to build trust with president-elect trump. during the campaign, donald trump threatened to withdraw american troops from japan and south

andrew warren, an experienced prosecutor, >>> she was adopted in haiti end overcame a battle with lupus. she was shot to death and our family is desperate for answers.>>> a couple opens up about being held at gunpoint in their home home. a suspect is still on the loose. >>> he will never play football again, his last memory is one this team 10news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a couple is shaken after men the storm to their home and tied one of them out. one of the suspects is still on the run. the couple was attacked just after midnight at their home on cleveland heights boulevard in lakeland.>> they didn't take anything of value. we are live.>> they are fine, and jewelry. grady trimble walks you through their ordeal.>> she started to yelling and i woke up. i came out and i could see her on the floor. a guy came down the hall with a pistol and pointed it at my head.>>reporter: couldn't is talking about the moment they were robbed.>> there was one fellow who was screaming the entire time, give me your money or i will kill you. i gave him my money and he said i want more than this. i wil

. >> anchor: diagnosed with lupus she needs a transplant. but she is concerned her muslim faith may prevent people from wanting to help. >>> if people didn't know that part about me, you know, this ewouldn't think twice and be like hey, this is a girl that needs a kidney and once you put in that piece of information that see is muslim, i don't know how each person is going to react. >> anchor: her co-workers made an appeal but given the recent political climate were fearful broader outreach could end up harming dania. >>> in the days since the election i heard numerous reports of muslim being told to get out of the country and the last thing any of us want to do is to inadvertently make dania a potential target. >> reporter: with dialysis supplies piled up in her apartment. >>> they have taken up a good chung of our home. >> reporter: she is hoping love will conquer hate. >>> there will be people out there that might say, hey, she get tested for her because she is muslim. but at the same time, i have faith that there are good people out ther

dena told me it's ironic because lupus, an auto-immune disorder that can complicate pregnancy. and now her daughter has a different auto-immune disorder that really turned their world upside down. it really through them for a loop. kathy: and now the transplant is scheduled. joyce: it is. we will have more on that and the connection that the green bay packers have to this story in our next half hour. th it would be nice to see the sun again. joyce: mark, you have a very un-november like forecast. mark: it is a bonus, we are have 77 yesterday. wait until you see the forecast. we are feeling lucky out there. as well as tomorrow and the rest of the week. lots of sunshine on the way. average high of 52 degrees, and you can see we are way above that. it is going to be very nice. jetstream, a cool spot right now, bring us the cooler air, but it does not last. this is not what you typically see in november. this is called a rich, at huge area of high pressure that when when enveloped the country and bring sunshine in november, and bring warm temperatures come in november. this will ch

refused toya: dena told me it's ironic, because a reason she and her husband adopted is because dena has lupus, an auto-immune disorder that can complicate pregnancy. and now her daughter has a different auto-immune disorder, microscopic poly-angiitis, that really turned their world upside this is the third time i've watched this story edited is still so heartwarming. the question -- the transplant is scheduled? joyce: it is, doctors can't do it until the underlying condition, mpa is under control r a full year. so the surgery is set for february. so how do you possibly thank someone for saving your child's life? well dena wrote to ellen degeneres, who was so moved she not only had them on her show last month she also had a little surprise for beth, who's a huge fan of the green bay packers, and aaron rodgers. >> that, what can i say, i was so moved when i heard about your story and the incredible act of selflessness you are doing for lyla. toya: rodgers went on to invite beth and her family to lambeau to be the guests of the packers. they're heading there next month for the seahawks' game. a

. >> reporter: she suffers from lupus and wears a bandana for sun protection. whoever wrote the message assumes she was muslim. this is our nation, get the "f" out. >> i would be lying if i said i didn't feel fear. >> reporter: officials at the park district said car break-ins happen often but reports of hate crimes are extremely rare. >> it's obviously that kind of hate speech, intolerance, discrimination is not tolerated at all. >> reporter: today nikki says she plans to finish 17 peace hikes for the next couple weeks. with the muslim community in mind. >> my reaction is utter, utter sadness. i feel for the people that are in reception of this hate. >> reporter: investigators say they don't have any suspects or leads. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. reporting live in fremont, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> and we have new troubling information out tonight that points to a surge in hate crimes. that's according to the fbi. our investigative unit reviews new data. it shows hate crimes rose 67% nationwide last year. anti jew

she is lupus and was a scarf because she lost all of her hair. that attack and several other disturbing exchanges prompted the mayor to write this open letter. he said fremont is a place where hate will not be tolerated. since trumps victory muslims in particular across the country have said that they have felt skilled and have been targeted. what have you been hearing? >> we have heard a lot from our community. all the communities. there is a lot of fear and uncertainty. we hear that. >> reporter: the city is encouraging victims to report crimes to authorities and the new hate crime tip line sound up by the das office. >> fight -- the best way to fight it is to take at face on your >> reporter: community members have been putting post-it notes on this unity sculpture in central park. one reads love. another stand up for each other your --. >>> president-elect donald trump is known for his twitter tirade. tonight twitter says watch out. twitter says no one not even the president is exempt from its community rules when it comes to hateful conduct.

. >> reporter: diagnosed with lupus at age 11 the disease attacked her kidneys and she desperately needs a transplant. but after finding no matches among family and friends shall she needs to make a wider appeal. the problem is, this muslim woman thinks donors off. >>> if people didn't know that part about me, you know, they wouldn't think twice and be like hey this is a girl that needs a kidney and once you put in that, that piece of information that she is muslim, i don't know how each person is going to react. >> anchor: the recent political climate had her co-workers at brandeis university who wanted to offer help fearful too. >>> in the days since the election i have heard numerous subjected to ethnic slurs, being told to get out of the country and the last thing any of us want to do is to inadvertently make dan why a potential target. >> reporter: with supplies piled up in her apartment. >>> they have taken up a good chung of our home. >> reporter: and being of the essence. >>> there will be people that might say hey, she is muslim and i don't want to get tested for her because she

diagnosed with lupus, she said. anyway, got up and spoke. it was so moving to a lot of people. i think we have that. let's take a look. >> i had to stop, because i -- i had everything. and i was absolutely broken inside. and i kept it all together enough to where i would ne let you down, but i kept it too much together to where i let myself down. i don't want to see your bodies on instagram. i want to see what's in here. i'm not trying to get validation nor do i need it anymore. if you are broken, you do not have to stay broken. and if that's anything, whether you've respected me or not, that's one thing you should know about me. i care about people, and thank you so much for this. this is for you. thank you. >> good for her. she's a lovely young girl. >> she really is. >> i'm happy for her. yeah. i spoke -- when judith smith was here smith was here, how is justin bieber? great. talks to him twice a day. keeping his act together. these kids, we can't imagine how their lives change. before maturity they have all this responsibility and opportunity. >> yes. >> and the mix of that

amas was also her return to the spotlight after revealing in 2015 she's battling lupus. other winners include justin bieber, ama artist of the year to ariana grande, and another win for bieber. hisong "sorry" was named song of the year. >> this there's a sandals scandal and it involves these flip-flops. some say they're gold and white, others say blue and gold, even black and blue. it brings you back to the dress, right? blue and black or gold and white. we think white and gold. >> definitely white and gold. you're watching "early today." what are you doing right now? making a cake! uh oh. i don't see cake, i just see mess. (doorbell) what's that? swiffer wetjet. this is amazing. woah wow. now i feel more like making a mess is part of growing up. only new wetjet pads have absorb and lock to soak up tough messes and lock them away stop cleaning. start swiffering. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a fancy juice store? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your d

she lost her hair as a result of her fight with lupus and wears a scarf. she's in the middle of a 65 day hike for peace precisely because of the contentious election. >> the division was breaking my heart. >> in the bay area alone there have been at least three reported hate incidents starting women who are muslim or mistaken for muslim. >> reporter: the council on americans i islamic relations says two attacks in the bay area this week were against college students. >> a male attacker came behind me, pulled down my scarf. >> reporter: targeting women with headscarves sparking a range of emotions in the muslim community. >> fear, anger, anxiety. people are processing what this election means and what's to come. >> reporter: c.a.r.e. is advising folks in the muslim community to take extra safety precautions and get to know their neighbors better and asking people outside the community to simply show support. >> strike up a conversation. simply smiling at someone in a coffee shop saying how are you can make a world of difference. >>> in danville some high sc

nicki says she has lupus. she doesn't have hair. so that's why she was wearing a head scarf. >>> developing now out of the east bay, police say two people have been shot at a berkeley park. this happened at strawberry creek park. that's on addison street a block off university avenue. according to a witness, 15 to 20 high school aged kids got into a fight shortly after 3:00. three shots were fired and everyone scattered. officers say one victim showed up at a local hospital and they found the other at the park. their injuries were not immediately known. we just got this picture into our newsroom. police are searching the area for possible suspects. >>> also developing news tonight fbi agents descend on a quiet east bay community leaving the neighbors there feeling a bit unsettled. they raided a home on the 600 block of moraga way in orinda about a block away from miramonte high school. kpix 5 reporter jessica flores was on the scene as agents were confiscating items inside. jessica >>> reporter: the search wrapped up here a few hour

clerk i'm a research analyst dance fitness instructor actor i'm a copywriter i'm a veteran i have lupus cerebral palsy i'm blind and i'm working in a job i love i love because i was given a chance to contribute my skills and talents to show that my disability at work, it's what people can do that matters for more information, visit whatcanyoudocampaign.org >> dickerson: we're back with our campaign reporters talking about surprising moments on the campaign trail. >> i think the moment i got to play ski ball with ben carson was surprising. >> dickerson: and how is he as a ski ballplayer? >> i beat him by 3,000 points. >> dickerson: is that a lot or a little in ski ball? because dr. carson wasn't the most accessible in terms of getting beneath the surface. he would hold meetings often, but we never knew what it would be like him around him. off of the campaign trail to get a sense of what he was like at a person. >> when i first started this job, i pictured similar reactions of candidates. i never got to know donald trump. a lot of his sure gaza city talk about there's this donald trump,

but it's what ashley la march says she hears all the time >> i first started of a with lupus when i was 16. >> reporter: three hours a day, five days a week, she shooks up to a dialysis machine in reading pa >> completely drained. >> reporter: her now 5-year-old son aaron tries to comfort her. she doesn't want this to be all he knows. >> dream of disney world, how can i go to disney world? >> reporter: the spelling myths and revealing the raw truth is why ashley she is she's speaking out now. enough in silence >> i had a transplant back in 2008. it lasted three and a half year. >> reporter: that's when aaron was born. >> by the time he was eight months old, it totally reject reject ed, my body. >> she's been through you know where and back. emergency surgeries, leaving many scars >> all my veins a blocked. i've been dealing with this 12 years. it's like my veins are dead. >> reporter: desperate she's taken to facebook. share your spare. a couple dozen people have been tested so far >> they matched my blood type, a positive. antibodies are way too high >> her search continues as aaron wa