pittman has performed it on three dozen patients at georgetown. a third were women seeking "redos" after suffering from chronic pain following traditional breast reconstruction.the procedure is covered by insurance. terry the weather isn't standing in the way of our children. it's why as president i'll invest in our schools. in college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that let's them start a family of their own. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families. i want our success to be measured by theirs. >> yesterday temperatures around eastern iowa were as warm as the upper 80s in iowa city. we hit 85 in cedar rapids. this was the setup we had south winds blowing. over the past 24 hours has come through and now we're are under the influence of high pressure. that brought us sunshine during the day today. cooler drier air was over the top of us. tonight with his high pressure, we will see light winds and fair skies and temperatures will be warmer. going to the radar there is nothin

pittman says those are rare. he adds that cosmetic results are improved thanks to newer more natural looking shaped implants that don't ripple under the skin. and patients breasts don't look flexed like after traditional reconstruction. >> if you have ever seen a body builder flex their muscles and kind of their chest bounces, we see that with implants under the muscle. >> reporter: three months after surgery kelly is in the midst of chemotherapy but feeling great. >> it has been such an awakening of what love is. what true friendship is. and what really matters. >> reporter: for sinclair cares, i'm michelle marsh rs reporting. >> michelle: interesting. makes sense though. i mean, you know, you are taking the muscle off the chest. >> krystal: which is painful. >> michelle: good to know. important story especially with breast cancer acareness month. >>> one county in california -- actually this is where i am from. letting puppies inside the courtroom. coming up why these adorable dogs are accompanying people insid

a few times a week- they meet with their coach laura pittman.. and varsity cheerleaders. 11;55:15 we do jumps together, cheering, jumps and splits.. and splits?! wow. and cartwheels." gabrielle can do 'one handed' cartwheels. 11:5712 "that is really good! that's my favorite thing to do. that's because you're really good at it! yeah. haha." some students aren't as verbal as gabrielle... but but somehow- they know each other's language... and communicate just fine 12:20:23 high f super energetic, they love cheerleading just as much as i do. the other cheerleaders and coach pittman find ways to incorporate everyone- using wheelchairs as a base for a pyramid. and modifying moves. 12:33;58 they want so badly to do it, and in their minds they think they are doing it even though it may not look that way so whether they can walk or not.. talk or not.. this elite team is full of school spirit.. they'll try anything.. and whatever they 'can' do- they do the elite squad cheers at home the elite squad cheers at home football games for the millbrook wildcats.

. >> tmy pittman tells a story all too familiar to post 9/11 veterans. an army combat engineer, he served in iraq and afghanistan helping secure roads for coalition forces. it was when he came home to attleboro that he noticed troubling signs of anxiety and stress. >> there would be times where if or if i was out with my friends i would need to drink too much. i was trying to cope with what i was dealing with. >> it has been going on for over 10 years. even of the conflict in iraq was different from 2003 to 2004 it is different from 2007 to 2008. >> becomes the goal of clinicians like dr. peggy harvey and the staff of the home-based program. retired brigadier general jack hammond is the program's executive director. >> having been to afghanistan at the front of the war and finished in 2012 having seen the in 2002 the impact on their families, the high rate of divorce and suicide was extremely troubling for me. i saw the -- what the multiple deployments were doing. >> homebase has put together a comprehensive program of veteran outreach and mental health

. >> brady: pittman is a true freshman. be the next juju smith-schuster. he is not there yet. you are right. that's a huge loss if he is not able to come back and has the impact everyone is looking for him to have the rest of the season. >> joe: morin found his fellow tight end kern. leon again with a short gain. arizona will head into the first bye week in 2 seasons. and 4 first half. >> brady: both teams going into their bye. very unique. >> joe: morin throws behind the intended receiver. picked off by harris. first career interception for harris. he runs it back 35 yards. it will be a fourth turnover day >> brady: matt morin wanted to take a shot downfield. working on harris. a poorly thrown football. you have to throw that more upfield. harris was in an aggressive position. he was able to see the football. see the wide receiver and the quarterback at the same time. that's what allowed him to have enough vision to make a play and get the interception. >> [whistle blowing] >> joe: brown takes a knee. the trojans have won 3 in a row after that 1 and 2 start. or that 1 and 3 s

. >>> firefighters in pittman county are working to put on the burning near ruddy reservoir. meanwhile, the elizabeth fire department has responded to 8 wild fires in the past week. that's costing a lot. that's why the fire department will ask voters to extend a tax to allow for new trucks and other capital projects. >> with the growing population out there, we're running into an interface situation where homes are being built at the end of fires arras and it's getting -- >> the ffont range has been dealing witt red flag warnings. >>> firefighters beat a 300 wild fire yesterday afternoon. this broke out near 144th and wind view after grass caught fire. today, the good news, this one is 100% contained. >> you may coming from the refinery in commerce city. the problem fire which caused this orange smoke. this was friday. state officials are trying to sf the smoke is hazardous. the white smoke you'll see today happening when you refire up or restart a refinery. >>> rosenburg's bagel is closed today after -- >> today is the shop's normal day open. it will be open today. destroyed

the temperatures are in the mid 60s, clayton, pittman, vorheero at 65. piney hollow 65. millville 66. rarely see temperatures this close. lumberton and pemberton 65 as well. there's the band of showers that came through burks county, lehigh valley had little bit more than the rest ott area, but we were pretty much clearing out right now and we're going to see the clear skies overnight tonight. that's going to allow the temperature to go down into the mid 40s in philadelphia and then we warm up into the 60s with nothing but sunshine tomorrow. some of the p.a. suburbs, chester, bucks counties, could be in the upper 340s as could te lehigh valley. then tomorrow we see temps going into the 60s, not as warm as today, but bright sunshine. we'll see how long that lasts, if it's going to stay here throughout the weekend, with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey last month pleaded not guilty today. ahmadm a pipe bomb exploded jus minutes before a 5k -- another bomb went off in chelsea's -- two days later, a po

. >> brady: pittman is a true freshman. be the next juju smith-schuster. he is not there yet. you are right. that's a huge loss if he is not able to come back and has the impact everyone is looking for him to have the rest of the season. >> joe: morin found his fellow tight end kern. leon again with a short gain. arizona will head into the first bye week in 2 se and lick their wounds after a 2 and 4 first half. >> brady: both teams going into their bye. very unique. >> joe: morin throws behind the intended receiver. picked off by harris. first career interception for harris. he runs it back 35 yards. it will be a fourth turnover day >> brady: matt morin wanted to take a shot downfield. working on harris. a poorly thrown football. you have to throw that more upfield. harris was in an aggressive position. he was able to see the football. see the wide receiver and the quarterback at the same time. that's what allowed him to have enough vision to make a play and get the interception. >> [whistle blowing] >> joe: brown takes a knee. the trojans have won 3 in a row after that 1 and

. >>> a pittman woman is accused of stealing a wallet moments after her boyfriend was hit and killed by ar car. police say she admitted to police she took a wallet from the purse of an ems worker while in the ambulance. the wallet was returned minus $120 in cash. >>> a large white oak tree in salem, new jersey, is a huge part of that community. the oak tree located inside of a cemetery on west broadway recently became the state's largest after a bigger one died last year. residents say the 600-year-old oak is well-kept by the community. on the health watch tonight, it's a therapy that can be an all natural way to boost energy. that migraine relieve stress, improve sleep, that's not all. >> how the vitamin cure has branched out. >> it was first known as the hangover cure. now vitamin therapy is treating more serious conditions like crohn's disease. >> it gave me increased energy and i slept better and had overall a sense of well-being, really. >> she was surprised at how quickly she started feeling better after regular sessions where micro nutrients are being used with along with liqu

rather that hide indoors lane pittman decided to take hurricane matthew on head first. by standing in the middle of the road.. and headbanging while waving the flag. not the smartest move--- but this video has since received over 18 million views on facebook. ahh- graduation.. its such a special student's life-- even if that student is-- lets say-- 89 years old. as principal of this high school it is my honor to give you a high school diploma. back in 19-45.. abner simon was just a few months away from graduating.. when he was drafted into the army. his high school marked him as a graduate.. but simon didn't find out until 71 years later. but the school still wanted him to have a special day-- so they gave him a cap and gown.. and celebrated like it was 19-45. to heartache.. a puzzle master spent more than a year on the world's largest puzzle.. only to find out four of its more than 33-thousand pieces were missing. seriously? thats harsh. the puzzle is over 18 feet long. jeremy baker even took over cleaning duties from his wife.. to make sure she wouldn't vacuum up any

. >>> a pittman woman is accused of stealing a wallet moments after her boyfriend was hit and killed by ar car. police say she admitted to police she took a wallet from the purse of an ems worker while in the ambulance. the wallet was returned minus $120 in cash. >>> a large white oak tree in salem, new jersey, is a huge part of that community. the oak tree located inside of a cemetery on west broadway recently became the state's largest after a bigger one died last year. residents say the 600-year-old oak is well-kept by the community. on the health watch tonight, it's a therapy that can be an all natural way to boost energy. that migraine relieve stress, improve sleep, that's not all. >> how the vitamin cure has branched out. >> it was first known as the hangover cure. now vitamin therapy is treating more serious conditions like crohn's disease. >> it gave me increased energy and i slept better and had overall a sense of well-being, really. >> she was surprised at how quickly she started feeling better after regular sessions where micro nutrients are being used with along with liqu

man running up hurricanean matthew in jacksonville florida, and therefore a epic music video, lane pittman did not let the storm could the best of him, he's getting thousands of lives, wearing shorts with his long hair holding american flag in took the storm had on in a video posted face with his sense gone viralal jamming to the slayer hits, raining blood, this is not the first time he has been in the spotlight, last year he went viral when he was taken into custody for blocking traffic an neptune beach whilele playing t star-spangled banner on his guitar.in suspected robber shot dead after robbing a local cvs pharmacy we have just learned from the police. >> ike the i-team uncovers a plan to spend big money to renovate offices thathe city ha. >> now you can the suspect shot the place avon/westlake after a robbery a a pharmacy. >> that happened about 9:30 a.m today, peggy gallek is an westlake with the latest. the place, and bci continue to investigate the police say that two officers fire the weapons, kilng they were not injured. i was on my couch and i heard what i thought were firework

troy pittman called a game changer. >> i call it the near painless breast reconstruction. michelle: rather than put the implant under the muscles the traditional way it's placed over the muscle. >> putting the implant on top of the muscle, not dividing the muscle from the rib cage patient's painless. >> they were walks that didn't michelle: there are risks but they are rare. he ads cosmetic results are improved thanks to newer more natural looking implants that don't ripple under the skin. and the breasts don't look flexed like after traditional reconstruction. >> if you see a body builder flex the muscle and the chest bounces we see that with the implants under the muscle. michelle: three months after surgery sh chemotherapy but feeling great. the procedure is covered by insurance. alison: tonight, two days after a deadly bus stop confrontation the suspect's friends come to her defense and describe a feud that >> the city honors a team of lifesavers led by a woman who learned c.p.r. the day before this man's heart attack. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side.

it's down to 59 in pittman and clayton right now, 61 in mt. laurel. 60 degrees in medford. 61 in florence and a cool 53 degrees in princeton, that will probably be one of the places that gets down into the 30s tonight. and that's one of the areas, as in the frost advisory, much of new jersey is there, except for right along the beaches and much of pennsylvania that has not had a frost already is in the frost advisory, except again right around the i 95 corridor for the philadelphia area and down toward wilmington. we're looking for rain, is there going to be any threat this weekend? and the answer is no. there's nothing even close. there's saturday night, we're finally seeing something show up on the future cast into michigan. that can't reach us by sunday night. and so even monday, the chances are not really high except perhaps the lehigh valley has a chance of some showers. but we're going to be back into the 80s next week. and multiple days of that. 68 tomorrow. 74 sunday. and then it really starts getting warm. that 84 on wednesday would b

. >> a pittman woman is facing charges after stealing a moment from first responder moments after a car hit and killed her boyfriend. britney admitted to the theft and said she was allowed to sit in ambulance sunday afternoon to escape the rain and brief her boyfriend he was killed on mullica hill road. she took the wallet from purse of ems officer in the ambulance the wallet was returned minus cash. >> hillary clinton is coming to delaware county. meanwhile donald trump is in arizona ar. meanwhile the only vice presidential debate at the campaign season is tonight at long wood university. craig boz well has a preview from formville, virginia. >> mike peps took aim at hill hel's record at campaign event inner virginia. tim kaine home turf. >> allis are less secure and enemies more embold entered and that changes the day trump becomes president. >> both vice presidential nominees are expected to go to great lengths depending running mates tonight something professor of long wood said could prove harder for governor of indiana. >> given controversy in the newspapers about trump's tax rurz

and pittman at 68. princeton at 72. what a difference. i remember this weekend, we were seeing morning temperatures around the low 30s. now, temperatures much nicer in the morning and afternoon. your radar and satellite, get ready for our afternoon, some scattered clouds may move through giving us mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions possible. still, those blue skies around the area, the last couple of days. scattered shower, pretty far off to the west. they're going the break apart bauefore maek making it into th area so, so what you see isn't going to be moving much inland. the cold front is staying to our north, meaning we aren't really feeging the effects of it for much of o the viewing area. temperature trend though, it's about the warm up. we saw the upper 60s saturday. low 70s sunday. i was outdoors yesterday. it felt hot out there with the 70s and that was above average. now, to next three days, we are looking at temperatures into the 80s. tuesday and wednesday, 83 degrees. that will be way above average for us through your mi

. >> brady: pittman is a true freshman. he is the guy they look for to you are right. that's a huge loss if he is not able to come back and has the impact everyone is looking for him to have the rest of the season. >> joe: morin found his fellow tight end kern. leon again with a short gain. arizona will head into the first bye week in 2 seasons. and and 4 first half. >> brady: both teams going into their bye. very unique. >> joe: morin throws behind the intended receiver. picked off by harris. first career interception for harris. he runs it back 35 yards. it will be a fourth turnover day >> brady: matt morin wanted to take a shot downfield. working on harris. a poorly thrown football. you have to throw that more upfield. harris was in an aggressive position. he was able to see the football. see the wide receiver and the quarterback at the same time. that's what allowed him to have enough vision to make a play and get the interception. >> >> joe: brown takes a knee. the trojans have won 3 in a row after that 1 and 2 start. or that 1 and 3 start. >> brady: what a say fo

melanie pittman is encouraged to see students leading the charge to make a change. >> there have been too many sexual assaults, too much rapes. i understand it. i don't think it would last long term. i'd be amazed if they can actually enforce it for a full weekend, to be honest. >> reporter: there's been 21 reported sexual assaults throughout the city of berkeley including the university area in just the past six months. campus police will not enforce this party ban since it's voluntary and not a law enforcement at uc berkeley, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> internet service remains sporadic nationwide this afternoon after hackers attacked a company that serves as an internet switchboard, so to speak. the attack began around 7:00 this morning back east preventing internet users from accessing a wide range of websites, tried to get on twitter, neflt irregular or spotify or airbnb. the attack on the new hampshire-based company called dine did not affect the websites themselves but stopped or slowed access to them. david lieuy will have much more coming up at 5:00. >>> wells fargo fa

pittman at 45, audubon at 47, mount laurel also at 47 degrees. and you pretty much just continue to see those numbers right up the map here. robinsville at 46. i think princeton's number is not reporting correctly. it's likely also in the mid 40s. although commonly we see that number running a couple degrees lower than some neighboring values. overall mid 40s more like low 40s, upper 30s thanks to the winds that are still picking up through this morning. radar and satellite though really great place where we have no longer have rain to track. we don't really have clouds to track either, instead, we're mostly in the clear. and that's going to continue throughout your day. today's forecast includes low 60s, and we are expecting sunny to mostly sunny conditions. 63 in philadelphia. the suburbs at 62. some shore points may make it to 65. others right around 62, 63 degrees. going to be pretty common that we see low 60s throughout our entire forecasting area by later today. here's the temperature trends. so yesterday we ended up hitting a high of 56. w

anything under 20 pages or so seems to cato pittman said the focus for this review things at the critical matters that need to be attended to in 120, 180 days. so the incoming leadership pass from the career staff that their bosses these two things. and if something the rank-and-file is doing and the va's hot issue, then it's on the to-do list as a high priority. it is generally focused and identified in the fashion. >> i think it's a great question the great question and the realities whether it's 4000 for putting these, the church is most new political teams come in thinking they can read a command-and-control system of 4000 people rather than engaging the workforce. a new administration enacted a phenomenal job of laying out complex the stakeholders effect to deal with. one of the most important is the career workforce themselves. anybody who's in the private sector understands the vital function they have to do. by and large it's overlooked in this amazing things that have to start. leading an organization means managing the people and that doesn't happen often. they have to be prepar