[cheers and applause] >> reporter: a group of over 30 met up for the susan g. komenkoff event at the new balance store in cherry hill. they start by getting their blood pumping and go over what to wear and what to pack for the big walk. >> as a training walk leader i'm going to tell everybody whatever you use on events make sure you use in it training. >> reporter: so today everybody is doing a 3.2-mile walk just to get them started. they'll lead up to about 15 miles to get them ready for the eventual -- how much you guys are going to do,. >> 60 miles in three days. >> reporter: three days, 60 miles. for even the most seasoned athlete the event is specific and can be challenging. so with the three day is the destination since this is the journey and for the looks of it, that's what it's all about. >> you can't understand what it's like unless you're a part of it. it's a real family. >> this is my support group. it is fundraising it's something you could do great with people and keep in shape. and it all benefits breast cancer so how could you go wrong. >> reporter: i

[cheers and applause] >> reporter: a group of over 30 met up for the susan g. komenvent at the new balance store in cherry hill. they start by getting their blood pumping and go over what to wear and what to pack for the big walk. >> as training walk leader i'm going to tell everybody whatever you use on events make sure you use in it training. >> reporter: so today everybody is doing a 3.2-mile walk just to get them started. they'll lead up to about 15 miles to get them ready for the eventual -- how much are you guys going to do? 60 miles in three days. >> three days 60 miles. >> reporter: the event is specific and can be challenging so with the three day as the destination then this is the journey and from the looks of it that's what it's all about. >> you can't understand what it's like unless you're a part of it. it's real family. >> it's my support group, it's fundraising, it's something you can do great with the people and keep in shape and it all benefits breast cancer, so how can you go wrong? >> reporter: in cherry hill, alexandria hoff. >> three day people

it is funded by money raised from the susan g. komen race for the cure. leon: incredible view of flashes , thunderstorms and central africa. this was shot from 200 miles above the year. an astronaut posted this video on social media from his perch on the international space station. that is the view that he gets every night. alison: interesting. steve: pretty wild. thunderstorm season is around the corner, but nothing too bad today. leon: you sound like you cannot wait. steve: i want nice weather, i want the pollen to be washed away, and i want the cherry blossoms to come out on schedule, april 11 through the 14 is the target date. outside at this hour, the showers have finally come to an end. if you were out at dinner time and the wind kicked up, the cold front zip through. it is 49 degrees at reagan national, the wind out of the north at 15. a lot better than earlier this evening with wind gusts of 25 to 35 miles per hour. the almanac, a high today of 73 at reagan national. the cold front came through comedy to pictures dropped, and now we are getting t

about doing the training. >> three day kick off, wow. >> reporter: group of over 30 met up for susan g komen kick off event at new balance store in cherry hill. it starts by getting their blood pumping and go over what to wear and what to pack for the big walk. >> as a training walk leader i will tell what everybody uses make sure you use it in training. >> reporter: today everybody is doing 3.2-mile walk to get them started. they will lead up to about 15 miles to get them ready for the eventual how much will you do. >> 60 miles in three days. >> three days 60 miles. >> reporter: foreign most season athletes the event is specific and can be challenging. it is three day is destination then this is the journey and from the looks of it, that is what it is all about. >> you cannot understand what it is like unless you will are a part of it. it is a real family. >> it the is my support group. it is fund raising. something you can do great with people and keep it safe. it all benefits breast cancer. how can you do it wrong. >> reporter: in cherry hill alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> t

. >> reporter: we found $435 for susan g komen race for the cure. >> i'm thrilled to accept that dollar amount to help us with our mission. those dollars will have a great opportunity to help even more women. >> reporter: the mazzone i health center was thrilled to learn $1,242 was owed to them. >> we are always happy to receive more funding because most services are free to the users. >> reporter: so what are you waiting for time to claim your cash. >> check your list, money could be there waiting for you. >> reporter: i have made it very easy to check just visits cbs philly.com with my facebook and twitter feed. i have posted fur there. just click on the state that you lived in, type in your name, tell your friend, family dot same. fur name is often misspelled try a few versions of the spelling because you may get a hit. the don't forget to church for your church, volunteer groups, you name it. do you know these people? they are owed money. lena abe bramson of elkins park. the susan... . >>> again, check cbs-3.com, we will go through the names throughout the the rest of the show. in j

alison: we want to remind you, the susan g. komen race for the cure will be held may 9 in d.c. have time to register for the walk or you can donate. go to wjla.com and we have all the details for you right there on our website. leon: so many amazing stories in that crowd of people that come out for that, too. alison: such an energy there. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. leon: coming up right now at 6:00, major break into the investigation of freddie gray's death. what abc 7 has learned about gray's injuries and the one officer who has not spoken with investigators. >> people could realize what have i done? i want to forgive. alison: business owners look to move forward amidst questions of what happened to those who looted and destroyed? leon: and who police say is responsible for this brutal beating caught on camera. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now! maureen: his death sparked protests followed by riots and now a major revelation in the investigation into the death of freddie gray while in police custody. sources tell abc 7 gray's injuries occurred inside that baltimore po

. >> we found $435 for susan g. komencure. >> i'm thrilled, to help us with our mission. those dollars will have a great opportunity to help even more women the health center thrilled to learn 242 bucks was owed to them,. >> we are always happy to receive more funding because most of our services are free to the users. >> so what are you waiting snore it is time to claim your cash. check the list you just never know. money could be there waiting for you. >> and i've made it easy to check, just visit cbsphilly.com/cash. or follow me on facebook and twitter. i have posted links for all 50 states. just click on the states that you lived in, type in your name now if your name is often misspelled, try few versions of the spelling, and you may get a hit. >> you name it, they may be opened money as well. reporting for three on your side, i am aim jim trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car

the susan g. komenduced this video about her work. >> i truly believe that she holds the cure for women in the world. >> reporter: as patients like silvia lieber saw it, dr. gonzalez was nothing short of a miracle worker. >> she has this compassion and understanding about the disease and about the women she treats. >> reporter: dr. gonzalez also treated nadine eidman. >> i was never a number. i was never just a patient. i was a human being who had a full life. >> reporter: did she immediately put you at ease? >> she absolutely did. you know, she's really small of stature, but she's feisty. and she said, "we're just going to go after this." and i said, "yeah, you and i are going to get along just fine." and we have. >> reporter: ana met george years earlier when she referred a patient to him. soon after, she invited him to collaborate on a research project. multiple studies followed. they were invited to lecture and travel around the world. after working for george, sandy molina took a job assisting ana.