founded in 1997 as the susan g. komen for the cure greater cincinnati race for the cure rftc , this affiliate has grown from a rftc an approximate $170,000 in revenue race/affiliate revenue of over $1.4m in fy2015. in the greater cincinnati affiliate of susan g. komen funded over $10.3m to address screening, education, and breast cancer. additionally, we over $2.1m toward for the cure research grant contributions to these programs made by the komen affiliate are in support of our promise to save forever by people, ensuring all and energizing science to find a cure. still to come tristan mclintosh went home last night on american going home next week? we'll ask our idol expert coming up that's it for this hour... we've got another with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, thlitae nutella takes pancakes to whole new level. tella. stay with us. cam bump in the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. ban

today from the susan g. komen foundation, rest in peace. thank you for being one of the earliest supporters of our mission. >> reporter: and after ronald reagan died of alzheimer's disease, she pushed for stem cell research to find a cure. >> it's not taking a life, it's trying to save countless lives. >> and when you look at the reagan administration as a result of mrs. reagan's influence there and probably something she doesn't get the credit for but credit she deserves. sadden by the loss of nancy reagan. and former mayor bloomberg, nancy reagan was a fearless trail blazer and one of the most influential women of her time. as someone who spent her earliest years in queens, she had a speciallation in her heart for new york city. millions of us have a special place in our hearts for her. >> governors cuomo and chris christie also expressed how they will miss the former first lady. >> nancy reagan did live in queens at the start of her life. and wai stopped by her child hood home in flushing. there it is, all quiet. no hint of the historica

this is the susan g. komen blue rinl foundation. it works to help patients fighting cancer, researching and all that stuff they do to try to make a better life for adult folks in the area. the last few weeks we've been telling encouraging stories of cancer survivors. you've been watching them on "good day, virginia" every week and today is no exception. we're joined by cathy york and her husband mark york. first thank you for joining us. i know it's early. >> thank you. >> reporter: we're glad it's in. >> i know you have breast cancer, but what type of breast cancer? >> triple negative. >> breast cancer. >> and can you tell us what that means? >> it's not drifp by hormones so it's the higher chance of recurrence and it is more aggressive. >> january: so it's more aggress and i have that is very -- it's scary. how did you feel when you were first told you have cancer? >> devastated at first. i had just lost my best friend in january of the same year in 2014 to breast cancer. >> wow! >> devastation at first, but it's -- it got better.

they'll be participating in the susan g. komen 60-mile. i did it a few times myself. you have to start training for it. they laced up and started walking yesterday. >> it's roughly 20 miles per day, so you have to train for that. >> you do. they'll take advantage of the nice weather this spring and summer to get ready for the philadelphia three-day which is in october. >>> 60 philadelphia students learn how to handle money at a workshop at ben franklin high school that aims to ed kale 1,200. the seniors got schooled on obtaining credit and consumer rights. >> you may have all these wonderful skill, creative skills, financial skills, but you have to know how to manage money. >> the school district and citizen bank joined forces to sponsor the money smart workshops. >> new jersey governor chris christie is making it easier for homeless families to find a place to live. he met with several of the families in gloucester yesterday. he'll give out vouchers to homeless families in new jersey. 100 will be used to help homeless veterans. christie said programs are essential to

local residents taking part in the upcoming susan g. komen three-day walk laced up today and starting to practice today. they have to walk 60 miles in 3 days. >> yeah. we are going to be talking three days. friday, saturday and sunday. and it's roughly 20 miles per day so you have to train for that. >> 26th annual philadelphia race for the cure beginning on may 8th, mother's day. >>> well, we are not going to be as cold tonight as we were last night and early this morning. so at least that will be a nice start to the day tomorrow. and then by the afternoon, 70 degrees temperatures back in the forecast. it's going to be really nice day. it will get windy again, though. going into friday, still warm. still in the 70s but now we're talking about some rain. and that could start as early as the morning commute. don't forget the umbrella. after that, we have a cooler weekend forecast for you so i'll show you in a second. overnight tonight, we are going to stay in the 40s for most of the area. and then look how quickly we get into the mid to u

today from the susan g. komen foundation, rest in peace nancy reagan, you inspired so many as a breast cancer survivor, thank you for being one of the earliest supporters of our mission. a number of officials weighed in on her loss, from mayor de blasio, saddened by the loss of than yes reagan, a child of queens who became a woman of equal parts power and grace. chris christie, it was a great honor for us to be welcomed by her to the reagan library in 2011 and it will be a memory we will always treasure. >> i tell you, she was a great lady and there are not many left. >> reporter: she has faced her share of criticism. some say the white house failed to acknowledge the aids epidemic soon enough. think nancy reagan urged him to do was to be more sympathetic to the people who suffered from aids. >> reporter: and she is given credit not only for urging him to be more sympathetic but for getting him to act on the aids crisis. >> for more on the life and legacy of nancy reagan and a photo gallery of her through th

"eyewitness news" at cooper river park in pennsauken as susan g. three day participants kicked off their training season for the october event. it also happened to coincide with the national take walk in the park day. >>> the world trade association of philadelphia hell its 11th annual autism speaks fundraiser night. "eyewitness news" at the foundation automotive museum in southwest philadelphia. this year's honoree was wayne pa recent knee of chasing classic cars our kate bilo hosted tonight's even. ♪ eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes. talk to your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes fodeveloping drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running

"eyewitness news" at sugar house casino for the game changer event put on by susan g.delphia. many in attendance were survivors and volunteers. tonight more than a million dollars was distributed from komen philadelphia community grants program to area hospitals to fund mammogram and treatment. our own stephanie stahl and natasha brown emceed the event. ♪ to twhat a good dealing looks like... no. seriously? we'll give it a 6 for composition. scary. wow, what about just putting a fair, no haggle price on the window? not zany enough? ♪ sometimes the best deals are pretty plain to see. ♪ >>> our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00 for. justin, don, everyone here i'm jess a dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with stephen colbert with jesse handler. from our entire team thanks for watching and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ]

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"eyewitness news" at cooper river park in pennsauken as susan g.hree day participants kicked off their training season for the october event. it also happened to coincide with the national take walk in the park day. >>> the world trade association of philadelphia hell its 11th annual autism speaks fundraiser night. "eyewitness news" at the foundation automotive museum in southwest philadelphia. this year's honoree was wayne pa recent knee of chasing classic cars our kate bilo hosted tonight's even. ♪ >>> our morning team is back from 4:30 oh 7:00. for kate, don and everyone here i'm jessica dean. the late show with stephen colbert is next with eric stonestreet. thanks for watching. stonestreet. thanks for watching. have a great night. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave oven pro, brought to you by the makers of the nuwave precision induction cooktop. stay tuned. to celebrate the amazing success of the nuwave oven pro, with over 5 million sold, today we're offering an incredible deal. order right now and we'll upgrade y

grand prize but all of the proceeds raised from the event and silent auction will go directly to susan g. komen tidewater! corn hole for the cure kicks your november beard just yet, because you could win the civil war beard competition this saturday! different categories include: natural, styled, partial beard and many more. be as creative as you want just come ready to have a good time! the event starts at 2:30 this saturday at mariners' museum. chante moore, howard hewett and grammy-award-winning artist freddie jackson will showcase their musical talents saturday at hampton harrison opera house. don't miss your chance to see one of fox 43 tv dot com and for a complete rundown of what's happening check out the weekend a bill that would impact confederate monuments is under review by governor terry mcauliffe. it passed the house and senate this week. portsmouth mayor kenny wright -- who opposes the portsmouth monument -- says he's asked the governor to veto the bill. a law passed in 1998 already bans local governments from removing war monuments. but the sponsor of the new bill changed t

- people were at norfolk collegiate high school for the a corn hole tournament, raising money for susan g. komen tidewater. 400 people were at the event. there was an open discussion at hampton university about domestic violence today. keynote speaker kemba smith pradia talked about being associated with the wrong crowd, including a four-year relationship with a major figure in a crack cocaine ring. pradia was sentenced to 24-and- a-half years in federal prison. after serving 6 and a half years - she received clemency from president experience to educate people across the country. our very own anita blanton moderated the event. an adventurous dog apparantly learned a new trick - how to drive a semi-truck. but, he's not too good at it. take a look at this picture - if you look closely - you can see a labrador retriever behind the wheel. police in mankato minnesota say the truck was idling with the dog inside, when it somehow was put into gear. the truck rolled forward over a tree and into a parked car. luckily, no one was hurt. still to come - officer laid to rest - how one texas community

susan g. new program offering support to first year breast cancer survivors. chris, and domenique, join us now to tell us more about this terrific program. thank you both for joining us. now, you had one time but two time breast cancer survivor. can you tell me about your storey? >> yes. i was diagnosed first in 2008. and then again this past year. so survivor from a while, but also a new survivor. and the komen organization has team up with the sugarhouse casino to create this new program for first year survivors. and i think it really is fulfilling a need in the community. >> domenique, i understand you're undergoing treatment right now. >> yes. >> how has this program helped you? i can't imagine, the diagnosis, but you need the support. >> yes. well, i met a lot of new people. and i feel like it is really good to have spoke to someone who has been going through what you are going through, face-to-face, whereas a lot of people have been calling me on the phone, but it feels good when you're

people will be snow shoeing for the snow shoe 3k and 5k tracks in hopes of raising $50,000 for the susan g. komen foundation. >>> the st. baldrick's foundation was at stony's in denver where close to 40 people shaved their heads clean for the great cause. this was in honor of a girl currently undergoing treatments for a brain tumor. >> awesome to see everyone out there. >> i would look really weird bald. >> maybe next year we'll do a little online campaign o raise money and get you shaved. >> do you know how long it would take to grow back? i'm just warning you now, if you see me bald on tv. >>> let's talk about our weather. right now but temperatures are going to warm up nicely. we have decent temperatures across the entire state. if you're up in the high country, it will be almost like spring skiing today. really it will be hard to complain about because temperatures are going to warm. we are talking about 40s and 50s up in the high country, and upper 60s and low 70s in the metro. so nice and warm for us here. we have the chance for some clouds today, continuing throughout the day. we ar

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rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable susan collins, a senator from the state of maine to perform the duties of the chair. signed orrin g. hatch, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 6:30 p.m. on thursday, march 31, 2016.

rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable susan collins, a senator from the state of maine to perform the duties of the chair. signed orrin g. hatch, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 6:30 p.m. stands adjourned until 6:30 p.m. currently out on a recess will return next monday april 4 at 3:00 eastern but as we heard another brief session expected this week you will find coverage of the senate right here on c-span2. >> this is my first election that i've been participating in and it's important to be involved. i know a lot of people have been voting and they said it was the most crowded it's ever been so i'm excited to continue to be involved and soon i'm going to vote for a presidential candidate. this season for most people has been the most captivating ever and i feel like it's important to be represented in the process. >> i'm voting in this election because of the extreme disparity in the country as well as the economic inequality it is essential that we choose a president who will represent all of america. for a white house domestic policy adviser w

susan, thank you so much. report called "eliminating the threat," on "48 hours" tomorrow night on cbs. >>. >>> we are rocking out and g going wild! olivia wilde and bobby cannavale. bobby has jokes! let3 for years, it was a haven for criminals and drug dealers... but now there's new life for a troubled apartment complex. local 12's rich jaffe looks at the major changes, tonight at 6. now local 12 news... >>> 35 degrees i'm sheila gray. good morning to you. it is time for a local 12 traffic alert. >> bob: it hasn't been bad on the roads. a couple of alert signs the same 2 we have had for pushing i would say 30, 40 money us. buttermilk has never shown to be much of anything. it is not in our camera view. there is nothing out there to suggest that traffic has been slowed down at all because of an accident in that area. we go further north look at the cut in the hill. it is wide open. it is nothing which is really good news for you as you are getting ready to head out the door. the other class close to clear. elsewhere interstate wide that sunshine causing delays on the north bound side of 75. that is a whole lot better.