says kristi quinn,executive director of the susan g. komen of siouxland. susan g. komen siouxland is open monday through friday from 9am to 4pm. tim: residents of dakota city nebraska are finishing up wor rebuilding a part of their community. a large grant is helping replace a shelter destroyed by wind storms just over a year ago. "labor day weekend is when the wind storm rolled through town and the south end of town is what really caught the brunt of the storm and here at beerman park we found out after the fact that the shelter that was here was unfortunately not one that was covered under our insurance policy." the 2015 labor day weekend storm destroyed or damaged much of the campground including that shelter. community leaders say the grant opportunity offer r w hope for rebuilding the park facilities. kurt peterson "simco approached us in june of thisyear about the availabity of a lowe grant of $20,000 so we thought this is an opportunity that we could rebuild this park so we jumped on it." the community was awared the $20,000 keep america beautiful/lowe's comm

it's a joint effort by cbs 3 and susan g. komen philadelphi philadelphia. and susan g. men philadelphi philadelphia. we'll be right book >> thanks for watching eyewitness news at 11 our morning team is back at 4:30 for don, kate, i'm jessica dean we're always on for you cbs philly come the late show with stephen colbert is next. philly come the late show with stephen colbert is next. see you captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: this guy-- >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: very nice. ( cheers and applause )

all to benefit susan g. komen philadelphia, so they're here, to honor, to remember, to walk. we're having some fun this morning. check it out. okay? we've got everything from susan g co-nan manicures, we've got the tutus', work them, the hair, the mummers inspired outfit, i mean, can you even take it? we've got a nice pair of crowns here, and while we've got another pair that i'm just going to leave at that. okay? so, needless to say, the fashion is fabulous out here this morning. and it is what, like 6:30, 6:15? so we're up early, ready, i know the barnes family, you're set for this journey. it is your fifth time, fifth walk. and you're here for very important reason. to that us about your story. >> my mother has breast cancer. she had it 14 years ago. now it is met that sized. so she has a terminal diagnosis, and we're here to do what we have to do. >> you know you're getting choke up. >> i'm sore. >> i no, that's okay, because that's what it is all about. right? and it is so important when you look around, and you see people that are here for you, here for your mom, here fo

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says kristi quinn,executive director of the susan g. komen of siouxland. susan g. komen siouxland is open monday through friday from 9am to 4pm. monday through friday from 9am to 4pm. tim: haunted houses usually contain props such as chainsaws, zombies, or skeletons, but west middle school has added a new element... technology. sixth through eigth graders are working on a project called haunted hallways. it showcases their technical skills in areas like graphic design, editing and more. "the haunted hallways is a rear screen projection project where the kids take videos and then add green screen effects to them. to basically add special effects to a video such as smoke, lighting, explosions, all kinds of different things," said borrall. the way he's gng to do it is he's going to put them up on projects and we're going to show our projects in the haunted hallways," said huls. viewing of the projection project is open to the public and runs october 23rd and 24th at west middle school from six to eight p.m. admission is one dollar ahead of time and two dollars on the d

that's why the local susan g. komen for the cure organization and a local hospital are teaming up again with sioux city's favorite guys in green... to put the focus on what's behind all the pink you see during the month of octotor. more tonight i i your health matters.

susan g. komen for the cure siouxland held a ribbon cutting cancereron-profit hopes their new location will let more people know they're here to help. susan g. komen for the cure siouxland held a ribbon cutting yesterday for its new office on nebraska street in downtown sioux city. they moved back in january, but waited until now to mark the occassion in honor of national breast cancer awareness month. executive director kristi quinn hopes this more visible location will encourage more people to use their r sources. "what are real h he is thamore people whhave questions and more people who have concerns about breast cancer will stop by, they'll call, they'll learn to look to us for someone who can help." says kristi quinn,executive director of the susan g. komen of siouxland. jessica rae: susan g. komen siouxland is open monday through friday from 9am to 4pm. " jessica rae: coming up.... i'll tell you about a halloween tradition in south dakota.... involving inmates growing pumpkins... find out more

kristi quinn, the executive director of susan g. komen for the cure, siouxland. pink in the rink is saturday starting at 7:05pm at the sioux city musketeers hockey game at the tyson events center. proceeds, benefits breast cancer awareness, equipment and education at unitypoint health - st. luke's imaging & breast screening services and susan g. komen for the cure - siouxland affiliate. purchase your t-shirts for $10 and tickets for $12 at: unitypoint health - st. luke's glass apple gift shop, st. luke's imaging & breast screening services, st. luke's administration unitypoint at home iheart media hy-vee mainstreet sunnybrook for ticket information call: 712-224-puck jenna: fred's back next with a final check tonight's low will be 55 with rain and slowly rising temperatures. tomorrow, 68 will be the high with rain and a few thunderstorms. the 7-day shows a nice weekend but more rain chances next tuesday and wednesday. >>> tonight, hillary clinton and the fireworks. tough questions on her e-mails, on benghazi and the moment members of congress start fighting right

. >> for the past three days hundreds of people walked dozens of miles all part of susan g. komen three die fight breast cancer. annie mccormick was there at the finish line. they made it after three days of trekking from willow grove to philadelphia averaging 20 miles a day hundreds walked through the emotional finish line at the navy yard. they gave high fives and held hands and held sneakers in the air. >> i lost very good friends and my mother-in-law. and i have two sister-in-laws with double mastectomyyes. >> we'reing sikt pink with susan g. komen foundation and participants work the 60 mile three day event to severe he wonder and how many you could like to see -- >> i'm supporting my mom who has breasts cancer and my awbt. >> i have a personal friend i lost end of february. di it for her. >> cheering sections throughout the walk helped keep energy high and molly came with one friend and levrts with many more. >> court or jury rodry with everybody and everybody is enjoying themselves. >> the event in philadelphia raised 2.7 million that goes to breast cancer research and comm

. >> susan g. komen got money owed to them. i say this person is owed money ding ding mr. ukee washington. >> come on how much. >> reporter: i believe at least 300 dollars it could be a utility deposit you never got back or a check that got lost in the mail. >> it's coming from banks. insurance companies, if you have stock. securities that somehow gets lost coming from there. >> reporter: david gregory delaware department of finance when the owner can't be found the money end up with state treasury. >> we have a lot of assets that we'd like to write with true owners. in the past when it was more of a paper driven process people would get discouraged and fall by the way side. this allows them to do it all at one time. >> reporter: with the states new website. >> they can search for names, click the properties they believe that belong to them 10 then they can file the claim in one seem less step: now to make it easy i posted links to not only delaware but links to states all used by each state on us fill testimony .com i'll be sharing it on facebook twitter, if you find your

that's why the local susan g. komen for the cure organization and a local hospital are teaming up again with sioux city's favorite guys in green... to put the focus on what's behind all the pink you see during the month of octotor. more tonight i i your health matters. jenna rehnstrom sioux city musketeer forward connor sundquist is focused in these intense daily practice drills. the 18-year-old has a lot going back home in conneticut, too. his mom is going through breast cancer. connor says, "she's awesome, i mean, she's a trooper; she's the strongest person i know. -- she's definitely had a positive attitude the whole time and it really helps us help her." jenna rehnstrom melissa sundquist is a 42-year-old mom of five boys. connor says her health outlook is positive as she wraps up chemotheraphy and gets ready to start radiation. breast cancer is a jojoney thousands of women in the the u.s. face each year - one out of every eight of us will deal with it in our lifetime. for that reason, this ice will turn pink saturda

now she works for susan g komen foundation. new guidelines, for ac h suggest beginning annual mammograms from 40 to 45. and at 55, it suggest screenings every other year. ac s says drops no longer give physical examinations, researchers, support this with data that said younger women undergoing unnecessary biopsy and procedures including mastectomies and theres not good enough evidence showing mortality rates were different in younger women who underwent more mammograms. >> guideline is not one size fits all. it is very key that a woman is able to express her beliefs, on her own values and preferences to her health care professional and making that shared and informed decision. >> reporter: critics called the new guidelines confusing. >> if i waited six more months i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you. >> i think it is a step back for not only young woman, like jeaninne, but for the the women in the under served communities. >> reporter: the komen foundation ceo says they will not be basing their funding on this latest res

. >> thousands in our area are taking part in the susan g. komen to fight breast cancer this weekend. the wet is not the greatest this weekend but it did not dampen the spirit of those taking part. over the next three dates participants will walk 60 miles to raise money and awareness. >>> and local landmark across our area are a glow in pink lights the lights for the cure campaign. among them, the national couldn't stewing center on independent mall. lights for the cure is a joint effort by cbs3 the cw philly susan g. komen philadelphia and that pink light is a reminder to schedule a mammogram. >>> another independence mall landmark also taking part the national museum of american jewish history. lights for the cure is now in its 14th year and october is breast cancer awareness month. >> i saw boat house row tonight. it was absolutely beautiful. >> looks so great out there with this chilly weather many of us are getting out our warmer clothes and you might not be too happy with that old sweater or jack. but don't head to the department store just y

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now, out in willow grove where the susan g. komen three day for the cure kicks up. we know it is a chilly start, we see your coat. >> it is a little chilly, little rainy, leg windy. you know what? it really can't compare to the festivities that are ahead this weekend as you said the three day, they come to honor, they come to remember, they come to walk. 60 miles, three days over a thousand participant, and 300 volunteers. so this is really a widespread event. it start here in willow grove. festivities actually kick off right behind me at 7:00 this morning. and then it goes straight through sunday, where it ends up in the navy yard. so they are making their way, through the city of philadelphia, lot of cheering sections along the way. but as i mentioned, it is all about the women and the men stepping up and making huge difference in the fight to end breast cancer. i'm joined by quite a few folks doing their part here this morning. i just love this crew. i love the tutu's, i can't wait to show you the komen manny's? just a s first, me

. >> susan g. komenee day for the cure, walkers began their journey on friday, a rough windy start. one walker logged nearly 3,000 miles and raised over $1,620,000 for his mother. >> a loft times you come into this, i am the one hurt. i am the one having to deal with there is then you find thousands others having to cope in the same way. >> three day walk raised $2.7 million over the past decade, more than $50 million have been raised. >>> now, landmarks in our area, they are glowing pink for the light for the cure campaigning. have you seen these? among them, peco's building in center city. the campaign is a joint effort by cbs-3, the "cw philly" and susan g. komen philadelphia in honor of breast cancer awareness month. >> 5:26 right now. coming up in the next half hour, the site of deadly mass shooting last week, reopens today. we have the latest from oregon. >>> then, reports this morning, that a new york university student being held in north korea may soon be released. >> also, we'll tell you where

chargers are teaming up with susan g komen to provide free mammograms. >> president travels with oregon to meet with the community college school victim families but not everyone is welcoming him with opening arms. we've got this picture from a twitter followers, debbie says her son picture there on the right is her hero. >> that is great. >> so thank you for everyone sending in their pictures. use the the hashtag fox 29 solute. we want to you join us today as we solute troops on military day on fox 29, come on down to fourth and market. we have shut down the entire street between third and fourth. huge block party. we will honor men and women in uniform that starts at 7:00 a.m. >> we will check with quincy after weather and traffic as we set up for the big day but first lets go to scott williams for a perfect day. you always feared, it might be a downpour when you pick the date to have it. but good lord willing we have great weather for military day, scottie. >> it looks like that rain fall will hold off until later on this afternoon. so come on out to fourth and market. we are looking

the annual susan g. komen walk for a cure started yesterday in montgomery county, and finishes at the navy yard in south philadelphia. each step raises funds to help fight breast cancer. >> you know, it's wet, it's really wet, but we're out here for a good cause, and it's kind of fun. >> it's just overwhelming. the support i received, last year especially, walking during chemo, with no hair. >> she lost her mother to breast cancer, and she survived ovarian cancer. she's been doing the walk since 2008. good for them. >>> next, high school blitz, scores, highlights from another big week on the gridiron. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >>> good morning. you are probably tired of the wet weather. we'll see another round as we head into the rest of the day. philadelphia, expect light rainfall to continue on and off, and them our totals show that we have seen anywhere between 1 to 2 inches of rain over the past 24-36 hours, but, again, the bull's eye is closer to the centr

that's why the local susan g. komen for the cure organization and a local hospital are teaming up again with sioux city's favorite guys in green... to put the focus on what's behind all the pink you see during the month of october. abc9 news anchor jenna rehnstrom has more in this weeks your jenna rehnstrom sioux city musketeer forward connor sundquist is focused in these intense daily practice drills. the 18-year-old has a lot going back home in conneticut, too. his mom is going through breast cancer. connor says, "she's awesome, i mean, she's a trooper; she's the strongest person i know. -- she's definitely had a positive attitude the whole time and it really helps us help her." jenna rehnstrom melissa sundquist is a 42-year-old mom of five boys. connor says her health outlook is positive as she wraps up gets ready to start radiation. breast cancer is a journey thousands of women in the the one out of every with it in our lifetime. for that reason, this saturday for the annual pink in the awareness night at the tyson

mornginside/briar cliff game is set one oclock jenna: tomorrow the going pinknk partnering up with susan g komen for the cure siouxland and unitypoint help fight bast tickets to tomorrow night's dollars and the game will go toward breast canncer awareness, education. tee shirts will also be on s se for 10 dollars. tim: it's known as dia de los of the dead for don't speak spanish. and today kids at the museum got the chance to learn more about it. to commemorate the day of the dead, the sioux city museum displayed several alters and artifacts to show kids from irving elemetary school in order to educate them more about the holiday of honoring family and friends who have passed away. traditional haliscos dancers took the stage to share their moves with the crowd at the museum as well the curator of the museum says day of the dead exhibit will be permanent display in the museum jenna: still to come... hundreds of people gathered couple of over a hundred feet. that story after the break. fred: rain is making it's behind it. a nice weekend ahead! your wake up in your first home. wake up in a home wit

diana>> sioux city's chapter of the susan g komen foundation has a new home. the organization actually moved into its new nebraska street facility back in january... but held the ribbon cutting this rning since october is breast cancer awareness month. the organization is behind activities like the annual "race for the cure" held each summer. "we also try to raise a lot of money so that we can grant it to area organizations who do services or have education about breast cancer awareness. 75 percent of what we raise stays right here. 25 percent g gs to east cancer researchch the new office space is bigger anangives them more breathing room and they are able to display some of the merchandise for sale. larry>> still to come tonight at nine... it's a major shakeup in the beer industry... who's buying who and for how much... coming up in tonight's fox means business report. diana>> but first... the five candidates seeking the democraticicomination for president are wrapping up their first debate. we'll hear from the candidates and take you to a after the break. di

says kristi quinn,executive director of the susan g. komen of siouxland. jessica rae: susan g. komen siouxland is open monday through iday from 9am to 4pm. jessica let's check in with for the weather.r. matt: sunshine stays with us today as high temperatures reach near 80 degrees. a cold front comes through tomorrow which will bring breezy northwest winds to siouxland and cooler temperatures too. highs are going to fall to the 60s by the weekend and we may see frost both friday and saturday morning. today's high is 78 with overnight low is 42. tomorrow, we'll have a high of 73 and a breezy northwest >>> we at los an following that developin abort takeoff when car took a wrong turn the faa is investititing. other big stories we're following. good night for off in las vegas for their first debate. skyrocketing. the o. this wednesday morning another story for you here, lara, game for one lucky lady. michael he's in the social square. >> lara are these original from m creator of "the simp could be them a shop.nks s ry much. a lot this morning. >>> the former nba star, lamar odom fig

it's the annual susan g. komen's walk for the cur. jesse gary is there. jesse, how is the rain affecting the turnout? >> reporter: to quote with one of the organizers of the walk -- with a southern accent, i might add -- "y'all people are tough. you don't let the weather bother you." so the turnout is similar to what it's been in the previous years. we're standing at what is called a cheering station and although the cheering station has moved off camera -- way to go, ladies, high five. there you go. that's what we mean. here's the cheering station. they went to refill. they're providing candy to give the ladies energy as they walk by. this is one of the cheering stations that are in place along the route to help the walkers soldier through is. >> seriously? it's really wet. really wet. but we're out here for a good cause and it's fun. kind of crazy, kind of fun. >> jen was one of the hundreds of walkers we found walking through the wet this morning. the three day walk for the cure started at 7:00 a.m. each step raises funds to fight and ultimately cure b

proceeds from the game benefitting susan g. komen of siouxland and unity point st. luke's. midway through the first - jackson keane redirects the shot at the net - sioux city takes a 1-0 lead. 8 minutes later - the musketeers make it 2-0 - working it around - matt steeves gets it in front of the net - his 6th goal of the year - 2-0 muskies. but sioux city gives that goal right back - nico sturm gets a wide open look and buries it - tri-city within 1 at the end of one. musketeers would extend the lead in the second - mitch fossier sneaks one in there for a pretty goal - sioux city wins on pink in the rink night, nebraska picked up their first big ten win of the season last week with a victory over minnesota. the huskers returned home to lincoln looking to even their record at 4-4 against northwestern. the wildcats - receiving votes in the ap poll. but nebraska trails 14-5 in the second - tommy armstrong - finding brandon riley for a 10 yard touchdown just before half - huskers down at the break. but here come the blackshirts in the 3rd - armstrong - the option - keeps it him

the most prevalent cancers among african-american women and women on the continent of africa. susan g. komen foundation to raise awareness worldwide. she joins us to talk all about it. i want to know, first of all, how did you become involved with susan g. komen? that's a big foundation. >> it is. i became involved because of their desire to not reach just women in america but internationally as well and given my international reach, and also because they focus a lot on women in underserved communities. coming from a developing country, that's very important. especially because rwanda is also trying to improve not only testing centers but treatment facilities for women. >> i wanted to talk a little bit about that because i know you said you get to rwanda a couple times a year. have you seen a change in how they're treating breast cancer or just people's awareness of it? >> there's definitely a lot more awareness there, even within small communities. a lot of women have been getting together and organizing walks, same as the breast cancer walk that happens here, the race for the cure. >> i th

it was day two of the susan g. komen event. this afternoon at the philadelphia navy yard. >>> welcome to eagle game day. the birds visit washington today at 1:00 with a chance to even their season record. the eagles will look for another strong effort from the defense, and hopefully we have the video of them. the birds' d is number one in the nfl. >> i definitely want people to respect our defense. when you turn on the tape, i want it to be, you know, some fear in peoples' hearts that we have to deal with our defense and they are going to take the ball away and stop the run. >> watch game day eagles kickoff here on nbc 10, we are the official television station of the eagles. >>> a last check of the forecast. >> hopefully monday will be better, but we have the high tide at 2:00, so be careful of coastal flooding and beach erosion, and it looks like clouds will be more of the rule today, 63 and then back into the 70s by tuesday. >>> thanks for being with us. have a great sunday. ♪ we're having an open house and you're invited (c

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diana>> sioux city's chapter of the susan g komen foundation has a new home. the organization actually moved into their new nebraska street facility back in january... but held the ribbon cutting this morning for breast cancer awareness month. the organization is behind for the cure" held each summer. the new office space is bigger and gives them more breathing room and they are able to display some of the merchandise for sale. diana>> sergeant bluff luton and bishop heelan face off in a battle of two of the most potent volleyball teams in siouxland. and the muskies give up three straight goals in sioux falls. see if they got their offense going in time to mount a comeback. we are less than 2 weeks away from the start of regional volleyball playoffs in iowa. 5th ranked bishop heelan will have a bye in 4a. sergeant bluff luton hosts moc floyd valley in the first round. the two scquaring off in sergeant bluff tonight. 1)arly first set we are tied at 4! anna yo-cum to lexi sneller and sidney scholz is there to tap it in! 5-4 warriors. 2)ack comes heelangrace hann

the muskies are partnering up with susan g komen for the cure siouxland and unitypoint saint lukes to help fight breast cancer. tickets to tomorrow night's game are 12 dollars and proceeds from the game will go toward breast canncer awareness, equipment and education. tee shirts will also be on sale for 10 dollars. tim: the boys and girls home and family services were benefited from the generosity of over 400 fans and supporters at the tailgaiting for out kids event that took place on friday october 2nd. the event ended up raising over 1 the event ended dollars. this year's event theame was a full of energy sports theme complete morningside college drumline and briarcliffe university jenna: bracing for patricia. the historic hurricane is set to make landfall along mexico's western coast impacting millions of people. meteorologists watched as it went from tropical storm to category five hurricane in just a day, packing sustained winds of 200 miles an hour. several resorts and hotels are evacuating. polo sandoval reports. " " a view from outer space is enough to see why patricia is the

lots of cheers for thousands of people who laced up their sneakers for the second day of suss susan g. komen the 60 mile trek ends tomorrow afternoon. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> they were definitely troopers because temperatures stayed in the 50s with strong wind speeds today gusting closer to 30 pickup. our headlines are as follows. we still have coastal flooding concerns. a drier sunday on tap for us. i'll give you an update on hurricane joaquin but it is definitely staying well away from our area. here is the latest with the coastal flood warning in effect until 6:00 p.m. sunday. you can see that persistent on-shore flow, wind gusts 40 miles per hour, even higher, from cape may stretching to north of atlantic city and toms river we'll see that warning in effect until 6:00 p.m. sunday. if you're in the northern central parts of delaware coastal flood warnings stays in effect until midnight. main concern beach erosion especially in the back base. peak of the flooding during high tide, which will occur around 1:00 a.m. and once again around 2

day two of the susan g komen three day for the the cure and thousands are taking part. in fact "eyewitness news" at the the kick off in willow grove, weather, i can tell you personally because i was there, was not the the greatest but it also didn't dampen the spirits of those taking part. the these are warriors. over the the next three days, the participants will walk a total of 60 miles to raise both money and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. >>> by the way local landmarks across our area you may have noticed are all a glow in pitching lights for the lights for the cure campaign among them the national constitution center on independent mall, lights for the cure is a joint effort by cbs-3, cw philly and komen philadelphia the pink lights there are to remind you to schedule that mammogram. >>> so important. >>> a independent mall land mark taking part national the museum of american jewish history. lights for the the cure campaign is in the 14th year and, of course, comes at a good time because october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> now we will send

. >>> well, had happening today walkers participating in the susan g komen three day walk have have 20 miles to go. annual walk raises money and awareness for breast cancer. cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live for us at the convention center where walkers are about to take off and i believe where a a lot of people camp out, i believe, is that right, cherri good morning. >> yes. >> reporter: is there a buzz that is starting to get louder and louder as walkers wake up. they have turned the the convention center into a makeshift campsite, on one side, there are, tents, and will folks that are waking up as you can see these folks from sarasota, florida. there is another area behind them that is relaxation area, is there also a cafeteria area and all of this is needed because they walk 40 miles already. but, let me tell you, jim hillman is a seven city, walker and i'm here with him now. he has walkway more than 40 miles, how many miles have you walk over the years, jim. >> since i started walking in 2008, i walk in 39 events and 2200 miles. >> reporter: a lot of miles. tell me why

. >> pat ciarrocchi has been a sister to the susan g. komen and the race for the cure, and all of our haven't, she has an emotional bond with these women, the women relate to her, they feel her compassion, and she gives them a feeling of being whole again. she is unstoppable. >> and for three decades plus pat allowed us to look into the window of her soul, and she did it with such style, courage, and amazing grace, and now it is wheels up toward life's next journey. >> and with that we say -- (speaking italian). >> god bless you, you took me, turned sport guy into a news man. >> it didn't take a lot to do that, though. >> i love you, i love you for it, i love you for t going to miss you so much. going to miss you so much. >> love too. >> oh, there is more. you know we have more. >> all right. i'm ready. >> matter of fact, give me one of those, right now. >> all around. >> hey, before we go to break, let's see what some of our viewers had to say about this lovely lady. >> how nice. >> i think she is absolutely beautiful. she seems really honest

the musketeers partner up with "susan g. komen for the cure siouxland" and "unitypoint health saint-lukes" to help fight breast cancer. proceeds from the game go toward breast cancer awareness, equipment and education. this cause hits close to home for one of the team's star players... connor sundquist...whose mother is battling cancer. connor's father says the night is difficult... but fun for the family. "it's an emotional time for us and i know it is for connor as well. we have some kids on the other team that we know so it will be a difficult night but it will be a fun night. " said erik sundquist. deborah and alex will join us later on in the show with highlights of all the action from the game. deborah to pink highlights. how much control should temperatures in the 7-day. your forecast is next. " " if you think storm damage the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher ininrance rates for r mes and businesses,, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energ

. >> reporter: so this weekend a walk 60 miles as part of the susan g komen philadelphia three day an event that raised almost 58 million-dollar since 2005. money used for research, training, outreach and support. >> it is windy, it is rainy, cold but not damp their spirits, right, ladies. >> thank you. >> they even dressed for the occasion. >> reporter: so excited. >> so excited, pumped up, rain will not stop us. >> reporter: nope, not this crowd, we have been through much worse but the the key putting 1 foot in front of the other knowing that with each step, they are closer to finding a cure. nicole brewer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we're following some breaking news this noon, philadelphia police have identified a person of interest in the sexual assault and robbery of a temple student on monday. investigators will hold a news conference in about an hour, at the special victims unit, they will have pictures and surveillance video of their person of interests. we will bring you very latest on that story tonight on "eyewitness news" at with toothpaste or plain water.an their de

it is a joint effort by cbs-3, the "cw philly", and the susan g. komenrganization in philadelphia. >> and, the pennsylvania academy of the fine art, they're also sporting some pink in the fight against breast cancer. the pink light is reminder to schedule a mammogram. you'll see pink light all across the region all month long. >> 5:18 right now. still to come, remembering a civil rights leader. we'll show you the inspiration for the newest mural in center city. also: >> if i feel threatened, as i'm coming awake, i'm going to attack. >> she definitely did attack. see how that women not off inch truth here broke into her home. that story coming up. >> texas police department, councilman getting tides dollars while on his knees with his back to officers. resisting arrest, the incident is raising questions on the department's use of excessive force. jericka duncan has that story. jonathan miller was on his knees, with his hands by his side, when he was tazed thursday night, by prairie view texas police. >> go over there before go to jail for interfering. >>

joint effort by the cw philly, cbs3 and susan g. komen physical.ght is a reminder to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> a major milestone tonight fort big brothers big sisters organization. >> southeastern pennsylvania chapter is celebrating 100 years of mentor ship. "eyewitness news" at the big night out gala at the kimmel center in philadelphia. big brothers big sisters made a positive impact on the lives of 10 of thousands of children in the area. the soaring hoping to raise $1 million in support of its mission. thanks for all the work they do. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us. our morning team including jesstin you got to get up and watch him. >> my man. >> for us? tin and kate who's off and don, thanks for watc

it is taking part in the light for the cure campaign, cbs-3, the "cw philly" and susan g. komen philadelphia. the pink light is a reminder to schedule a mammogram to remind her to schedule the mammogram. breast cancer awareness month. >> just love driving through the city well, helping high school girls build brighter futures,, "eyewitness news" at the kick off event for women of tomorrow, a mentoring program that helps at risk high school girls. now in the second year, the program is a 19 philadelphia schools sigh in the video health reporter stephanie stahl one of the mentors who helps to build student self esteem and academic performance to help improve grad rates. incredible. >> and having the role model in your life, and what you can achieve. >> mentorship. well done. right now 5:47. if your years after his death, a bio pick about steve jobs, big screen it, stirring up controversy here. also, this looks fun. peter pan getting live action remake. >> her entertainment tonight with a look behind the scenes at the new movie. >> hugh jackman is the evil pirate black beard in the

and the sun is returning, too, that and more when we c >> weary walkers in pink, completing the susan g. komen for the cure. about a thousand walkers began that journey in the rain friday, so called out, there braved the rain and wind and walk 06 miles in hopes of finding a cure for breast cancer. >> as much as our feet hurt, and the weather, you know, was not great, it is nothing compared to what you go through when you're fighting cancer. >> the three day walk raised $2.7 million, just fantastic. over the past decade there is event has raised $50 million overall. just terrific. >> we wish we had better weather for the walker, at loose now getting more sun. >> perfect timing for the start of the wok week, temperatures warm up. it was chilly over the weekend? first real taste of fall. >> yes, and had to turn the heat on. but we warm it upright where it should be for this time of year. so wacking up this morning, little cool, but we will see the sunshine return. not in full today. still some clouds around. but, each day we'll see mostly sunny skies returning. not as windy, that's good news, wit

>>> for the past three days hundreds of people braved the raw conditions, to be a part of the susan g komen three take walk to fight breast cancer. their journey wrapped up today the at the navy yard. the that is where we will find action knew reporter annie mccormack with full details, hi there, annie. >> reporter: crowd are gone and they are breaking down the stage for the susan komen three day, a big success, about a thousand people participated and here in the philadelphia area they raised about 2.7 million-dollar. >> thank you. >> reporter: it is an emotional process to cross finish line for hundreds of people completing last leg of the komen three day. supporters line the way leading up to the finish line at the navy yard congratulating finishers. arm and arm wearing their signature pink and walkers received high five's, some choke back cheers and at the end they proudly held up their walking sneakers. each participant walked 60 miles in willow grove on friday and in the navy yard this have afternoon. sunday weary walkers got boosts of encourage. from cheering stand along the the way,

this is a joint effort by cbs3, the cw philly susan g. komenladelphia and that pink light is a row minder to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> the future of the soft drinks is here. it might look familiar to you. pepsi going back to the future with a limited edition pepsi perfect bottle. this is the same type of bottle marty mcfly bought in back to the future two. the promotion starts on octobe october 21st and pepsi will release on 6500 bottles online. they're going to cost you thou though. $20 and 15 cents. >> ♪ >> we'll be right back. >>> thanks for watching white news at 11:00. our morning team is back tomorrow starting at 4:30. for don, kate and all of us here i'm jessica dean. up next the late show with stephen colbert with senator john mccain. have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for omega xl. >> my name's larry king. a few years ago, i had to have open-heart surgery. when i recovered, i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help

cooper taking part in the lights for the cure campaign joint effort by the cw philly, cbs3 and susan g. komenhiladelphia. the statue a top another camden hospital is a glow in pink as well. you're lookin looking at our laf lourdes medical center on haddon avenue participating in lights for the cure. the pink light is a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> strong storms earlier this year have made thing difficult for local farm that depends on pumpkins. "eyewitness news" at zimmerman's farm in sewell, new jersey, where the hay rye this year does not entity pumpkin patch but at a witch's home. powerful storm in june killed zimmerman's pumpkin crop. >> rain was so torrential and downpours that the seeds were just packed into the soil so far that the sun couldn't reach them and they couldn't come out of the ground and come um. >> the situation at zimmerman's farm appears to be isolated. experts say the pumpkin crop in the gloucester county is strong this season. >>> tis the season for screams and scarce and in our area there's no shortage of ha

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joint effort by the cw philly, cbs3 and susan g. komen physical.light is a reminder to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> a major milestone tonight fort big brothers big sisters organization. >> southeastern pennsylvania chapter is celebrating 100 years of mentor ship. "eyewitness news" at the big night out gala at the kimmel center in philadelphia. big brothers big sisters made a positive impact on the lives of 10 of thousands of children in the area. the soaring hoping to raise $1 million in support of its mission. thanks for all the work they do. we'll be right back. ♪ (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> that's going to do it for us. our morning team including jesstin you got to get up and watch him. >> my man. >> for us? tin and kate who's off and don, thanks for watc watching. >> i'm

joint effort by cbs3, cw philly and susan g. komen philadelphia. the phoenix in center city turn pink in the fight against breast cancer. that pink light right there is a reminder to schedule a mammogr mammogram. you'll see the pink lights all across the region all month lo long. >>> do you ever wish you can change your brown eyes to blue? colored contacts are one thing but now there's a more permanent way to change the color of your eyes. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the risky procedure that's sending some people around the world. >> reporter: beaming blue eyes like movie stars something actor and musician toran green always wanted. he says the attention they bring is priceless. >> people really tend to gravitate towards blue eyes. >> he wasn't born with baby blues. >> i was born with haze eyes. >> to change that he went to india for eye surgery he had something called bright ocular a silicone iris implant. >> it is placed inside the eye surgically in front of the natural iris. >> reporter: iris implants aren't approved by the fda s

. >> going to susan g. komen. twine and twig style. it's not all pink. again, 100%. >> god bless them. >> ann taylor. i'm going to move on. i'm going to do this. this is a beautiful way to give to bcrf. and this is from ann taylor, limited edition. and each sem bollymbol on the bracelet represents something else. $50, now 50% goes to the breast cancer research fund. >> a lot of money. >> and great design,,un colors. i'm loving this. this is from land's end. and a portion of the proceeds from the embroidery, each monday gram go -- monogram goes to breast cancer. land's end.com. this is from lowe's. let's see if this works. it's a mood light. and it goes to hot pink. >> it has a very pretty glow to it. >> 25 cents of each bulb goes to breast cancer awareness.s. i reallll like that for the hot pink. now this is freebies. stephanie canadel created these freebies. she said cancer is expensive. you go on the site. everything from retreats to exercise classes to makeup, to scholarships. breast cancer freebies.com. i love this, because it's free. >> great job. s

taking part in the lights for the cure campaign which is a joint effort by the cw philly, cbs3 and susan g. komenhiladelphia. the pink light is a row minute to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> wawa gives a big gift to local organization who helped feed the homeless during the world meeting of families. $3,000 grant was given to chosen 300 by wawa. the organization worked during the pope's visit to make sure volunteers were able to deliver food to the homeless throughout the city. wawa made things lighter for the group covering the cost of food during the entire papal weekend. >>> we'll be right back. (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> we have to roll for don, kate,s? today who is off our entire team i'm ukee washington. remember we're always on at cbsphilly.com. the late show with stephen colbert is neck. thanks so much for watching.