the 26th annual susan g. komen race for the cure in the fight against breast cancer, ladies and gentlemen, good morning to you, happy mother day to you. i'm ukee washington along with jessica dean and our entire team. we're here for you today. you can feel the magic. you can feel the love. you can feel the energy. the time has come. so looking forward to it. >> it is such a special morning, we are thrilled to be sharing it with you and your families, maybe making your way down here, or maybe watching from home with a cup of coffee. we celebrate the survivors and members who we have lost, and just come together as a family here. >> indeed. >> this morning, we're so almost toy have all of you. we have a little of our family here. >> natasha, stephanie, and the rest of our family is spread out all over the parkway. we've got people who are running today, katie, meisha, jim and brooke. we've got kate here. we've got people all over. good morning, guys. >> good morning, happy mother day to all of the moms out there. >>

do you events throughout the year for the susan g. komen family. this has grown substantially since you and have i been with the station. >> absolutely, i've been here 14 years, so about that long. and it just never gets old. i mean, you meet new people, you see familiar faces, as well. stowe really becomes like a family affair, just awesome place to be every mothers day. >> and you always have interesting stories. and i understand that you met some interesting people as part of this year's race? >> yes, absolutely, the lady that you are about to be introduced to actually you'll see her in a second. her name is jennette stevens, have been quite close over the years, has quite the story, a survivor, she is here, amidst the 6,000 survivors who make their descent down the art museum stems for her this journey is extremely personal. >> for jennette stevens it, breast cancer diagnosis seemed almost inevitable. >> my mother's fourth daughter, diagnosed with breast kearns, she had five daughters and four of us have

proud to support susan g. komen in the fight against breast cancer, we will be broadcasting live starting 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> and send us your messages of support, love, and hope, for those fighting breast cancer. the survivors and the love ones we've lost. just use the #cbs3, rftc. we'll show them on tv tomorrow morning. just text 10-dollar donation to susan g. komen for the cure, text the word pink to 80077. >> and tomorrow, we are so happy to welcome back cbs-3 alum and cancer survivor, carol ericson. carol will join us during the broadcast down at eakin's oval. she will also participate in the survivors parade, so if you see us, please stop by and say hello if you are down there. >>> and justin, of course, very special cause, so many people are going to be out there, and, unfortunately, seems like the weather might -- it seems like the weather might cooperate? >> still can't rule out shower very early tomorrow morning, but when the event kicks off at 8:00 i think we'll be good and see a loft sunshine,

as soon as she finished radiation, she finish that promise, showing up weekly to volunteer susan g. komen philadelphia. >> yes, i have breast cancer, yes, i'm a survivor, and i want to reach out and help somebody he will. >> we are here 24/7, to help women, reach out, as they address all of the problems that they will couldn't front. >> susan g. komen philadelphia. >> every year 6,000 survivors will come to my door for help. >> she says, many women in our area lack insurance, or are under insured, unable to cope with high deductible and co-pays, that's where komen comes in. >> a million dollars just went out to 15 hospitals. so, they can see these women in the under served communities. >> the race, helps increase awareness with the philly pops. >> 2300 women at the kim em center that learned from 25 doctors, and 25 survivors. how to address the needs. >> quick to point out. >> it takes dollars, ongoing dollars, all the time. >> and we're working to raise those dollars at the race for the cure on sunday. >> you can walk or run with the "eyewitness news" morning team by signing up at cbsphi

here we are for the susan g. komen race for the cure in this fight against cancer, and just like rock, we will win this fight. we will be right back. as an educator, it's all about connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >> ♪ >> welcome back to the 20th annual race for the cure, all culminated when the survivors walk down the art museum steps, raising their hands in victory, cheers, hugs, we were all here to witness this, and the tears and hugs are still going on, and this is what it is all about. coming together as a family, that was carol, yes, such beautiful moment. >> really was. and the tears weren't just the people who had been impacted by brea

susan g. komenace for the cure will be held on the ben franklin parkway. and so many talk about early detection being key in that fight against breast cancer. doctors stress the importance of mammograms. but how effective are breast self-exams? good question. nicole brewer finds out if they real make a difference. that's next. kate? >> of course, we have the race for the cure and mother's day on sunday. you may have plans to run or walk in the race or head out site width mom so will this nuisance system finally be gone by mother's day? i'll tell when you the sun returns and promise it does coming up. >>> memory slipping? boost your brain back to a younger mind. reversing the cognitive clock. >> participants improved several decades worth. >> reporter: i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with the cocoa cure coming up. >>> and sam, is that you? we have a clue in the case of a missing philadelphia eagle. coming up flatted sports one of bradford's teammates tells us when we can expect to seat quarterbac

susan g. komen race for the cure will be held on the ben franklin parkway. and so many talk about early detection being key in that fight against breast cancer. doctors stress the importance of mammograms. but how effective are breast self-exams? good question. nicole brewer finds out if they real make a difference. that's next. kate? >> of course, we have the race for the cure and mother's day on sunday. you may have plans to run or walk in the race or head out site width mom so will this nuisance system finally be gone by mother's day? i'll tell when you the sun returns and promise it does coming up. >>> memory slipping? boost your brain back to a younger mind. reversing the cognitive clock. >> participants improved several decades worth. >> reporter: i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with the cocoa cure coming up. >>> and sam, is that you? we have a clue in the case of a missing philadelphia eagle. coming up flatted sports one of bradford's teammates tells us when we can expect to seat quarterb

ongoing dollars all the time. >> cbs-3 is proud to support susan g komen in the fight against breast join the "eyewitness news" team this sunday morning, we will be broadcasting live, starting at 6:00 a.m. >>> please send us your message of support, love, and hope for those fighting for breast cancer, the survivors and the loved ones that we have lost. post using #cbs-3 rftc. we will show them sunday morning. join the fight sunday morning. text a 10-dollar donation to susan g komen for the cure, text pink to 80077. >>> and, still to come tonight on "eyewitness news". >> excited about it. it is a time for him to get away and enjoy it himself. >> the philly fanatic, disney characters, police officers, this was quite a send off for a group of very special children. we will tell you where they are going and why this trip is a dream come true. >>> it is something that millions of people use every day, a signature product, for a major company but does talc powder cause cancer? the multi million-dollar court ruling and what doctors are recommending, when we come right back, kate? >>> the da

ofson: tomorrow, thousands people at the susan g. komen race for the cure. jonathan: tomorrow morning will be a big morning, thousands will be participating in the annual susan g. komen race for the care. alison: and you will be there. jonathan: i will be walking tomorrow. alison: this church in silver spring has been taking part for more than a dozen years. their group which includes survivor say they want to send a message about screening center late attention. runners can still register in person tomorrow morning. jonathan: abc 7 is a proud media sponsor. if you cannot make it, watch live on our sister station, news channel 8. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. ali

it's the 26th year for the susan g. komen race for the cure. each participant must have raised $250. 75% of the money raised in the community, 25% is for research. just a short time ago, we spoke to a breast cancer survivor about the significance of this day. >> so inspirational and so moving. 17 year survivor. and when i come down the steps every year, it doesn't matter the first year, the fifth year, i know i'm going to cry. >> if you still want to come, there is still time. opening ceremonies begin at 7:00. the survivors' parade of pink that diane was talking about was part of a launching ceremony at 7:15. i hear there isn't a dry eye on the parkway when everyone cheers for those survivors as they come upon the art museum steps. then at 8:00, there's going to be a one of a kind warmup. we're going to be here to bring it all to you live and have much more of the excitement on this mother's day, a unique way that philadelphia celebrates. live for now, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. we'll check back with you shortly. >>> coming up,

. >>> parkway will be packed with thousands of runners and walkers this sunday for susan g komen race the fight begins breast cancer. >>> monk them a young girl whose mom was diagnosis with the disease and our katie fehlinger introduces us to one of the youngest fighters for a cure who is on a mission. >> reporter: marishave a greenwood has practiced ballet since she was three. >> my dream was to be on the point shoes, and this year i'm on point, so, it is really exciting. >> reporter: dance may top hurleys for favorite extracurricular but this is one active ten year-old. she plays hoops, she draws, she fosters a serious love for dolphins. >> i got this for last year for my birthday. >> reporter: your mascot. >> yeah. >> reporter: but in 2014 marisa's busy life screeched tie halt when her mom gina was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> the day after easter, i got a phone call and it is just my heart dropped. >> it was heart wrench go to hear that news. >> i was in tears. i didn't think i would get over it. >> went from one day, you know, thinking about normal family things, how to get t

just text 10-dollar donation to susan g. komen for the cure, text the word pink to 80077. >> and on sunday, we are so happy to welcome back cbs-3 alum, cancer survive over, one of my favorite people in the entire world, carol ericson. carol will be joining us down during the broadcast, at eakins oval, also participate as she always done in the survivors parade down the steps. please stop by and say hello if you see us down there. >> cannot wait to see carol. you're right, jim. one of the most favorite people most beloved people that i've ever had the honor to be working. >> calls me on a weekly basis trashing me on the phone, love you, carol. >> she tells it like it is. have to list never next time. >> absolutely. you know what, folks, more rain on the way. it is already out there. but, i want to at least take to you another bright spot. we are going to do that by taking you out to one of our additional visitors, weather watcher friday here. so lisa kerrigan is in the house. and she is, if we consideration we would like to take a

join the fight right now by texting a $10 donation to susan g komen for the cure, just text the word pink to 80077. >>> also on sunday we are still so happy to welcome back cbs-3 alumni and cancer survivor carroll erickson. carroll will join us during the broadcast at eakin oval. she will participate the in the the survivor's parade. please stop by and say hello, to see us all down there carroll coming home. >> can't wait to see her. >>> doctors strut the best way to detect breast cancer is for women to get mammograms. >> there is some things women can do to check for unusual changes. that brings up a good question, presented by monica j, howie effective are breast self-exams? doctors say early detection is key, in increasing a patient's chance of beating breast cancer. could a do it yourself approach make a difference. >> do a self exam every month allows to you know your body. >> without having any medical background it is easier thing i can do for myself. >> with the female anatomy is there always a lot going on at times and sometimes you feel something that is and isn't and it ca

spent the day at the susan g. komen race for the cure, along with an entire team from abc 7 much about the run but those runwomen. a cure,y came out for support, memories, and beating all odds. >> i'm so happy. i'm really happy. amy: with each footstep, a story. >> i called my husband on the phone. he was in baltimore. he said, no worries, baby, we will get through this together. he is my rock. amy: one couple racing to honor her mother -- >> i want to do this in front of a bunch of people who care about you and all of your family and friends, and i want to ask you --will you marry me? i've been planning it since the first week in february. >> no, you didn't! >> i had the ring since the first week in february. amy: his first hang with her and finished the race with her, symbolic about what i want to do with my relationship. i said it's the perfect time. go big or go home. amy: at the race, in some cases even going big came in small packages. >> i really want to stop and find a cure for breast cancer. i really want to do

. >>> it is going to be a sea of pink on the parkway tomorrow for the annual susan g. komen race for the cure. and our special coverage starts at 6:00 a.m. sends us your messages of support, just use the #cbs3 rftc. we'll show them on tv tomorrow morning, join the fight, text 10-dollar donation to susan g. komen for the cue, text pink to 80077. >> still ahead, captain america takes on iron man, and a new superhero block buster. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up we're on the set with the divided superheros of captain america civil war to find out who is good, who is bad, hand has got the we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is dove. dmade with the perfect balance of raspberry ice cream, luscious raspberry sauce, and belgian chocolate. discover magnum chocolate pleasure. >> star studded gang is ready to rumble. kevin frazer from entertainment tonight goes onset for the superhero block bu

the day at thet susan g. komen race for the cure along with an entire abc 7 team. the story was not so much the run but those running. y: they came out for a cure, for support, for memories, and for beating all odds. >> i'm so happy to be up to do this. i'm really happy. amy: with each footstep pounding the payment, -- the pavement, a story. i called my husband and baltimore who was working and he said, no worries, baby, we will get through this together. he is my rock. >> i just want to do this in front of a bunch of people who care about you and all the family and friends, and i want to ask you -- amy: a new beginning. >> i had been planning it since the first week in february. >> no, you didn't! are you for real? 1 i'm serious. i said i would finish the race with her. it's kind of symbolic of what i want to do with my relationship. i said it's the perfect time, go big or go home. saturday inrace some cases even going big came in small packages. >> i really want to stop and find a cure for cancer. i really want to do this. i will keep doing this until i die. pink

. >>> thousands showed up at the philadelphia art museum taking part in the susan g. komenace for the cure. the 5k run and walk is the biggest fundraiser in its fight against breast canner. now a 26-year tradition. >>> one of delaware's best love traditions. the point-to-point steeple chase and thousands flock in the museum's grounds enjoying the races and the beautiful day. and cecily tynan there to help announce winners. the event now in its 38th year. >>> prince harry's invictus games. >> and inspiring them on the road to recovery. >> the story of one athlete that is a powerful inspiration. >> hi, mom. >> hi sweetheart, i am so proud of you, oh, my gosh. >> here a mother's day hug. navy corpsman and his mother. shot in afghanistan in 2010 seriously wounded. >> i was shot multiple times, gunshot wounds to the upper arms and to the right leg. broke my femur and humerus. and i have a plate. >> in orlando at the invictus games to run the 400. a mother's day gift for the woman there for him as he recovered. >> i told her i was going to get you a car, but i figured hey making

. >>> there was a sea of pink on this mother's day for the annual susan g. komen race for the cure. the event got off to an emotional start as hundreds of breast cancer survivors walked down the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. many were joined by family members and friends who banded together to show support for those who survived and those who lost their battles along with those still fighting the disease. >> this time last year i was struggling with chemotherapy treatment, and i was watching on television and it was giving me hope, so i hope to do that for someone who is going through the treatment right now. >> it was the 26th year for the event which helps raise money for breast cancer survivors. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> i haven't seen much of this lately, sunshine, sunshine, sunshine and partly cloudy symbol of philadelphia is just because of some fairly high clouds and we had an east wind keeping temperatures close to 50 degrees and day after day after day and now a west wind and a 70 degrees in wo

families and friends covered the philadelphia art museum steps in a sea of pink for the 26th annual susan g. komenace for the cure. yesterday's event began with a survivor's parade of pink. 25,000 people registered for the event and thousands more came out to support the runners and walkers. a portion of the money raised for the race for the cure goes to breast cancer research. >>> 5:54. happening today, sugar house casino will mark the completion of its expansion project with the ribbon cutting. it was a 64 -- $164 million project that includes a larger gaming floor, a covered parking garage, a poker room and several restaurants. work on the expansion started two years ago. >>> we'll be getting our first professional look at quarterback carson wentz. we could be in for a sam bradford sighting after he demanded a trade in light of the birds' drafting of wentz. eagles veterans told comcast sports net they expect the qb to return. yesterday tackle lane johnson said the word on the street is bradford will be back in the next couple of weeks. he thinks the competition with carson wentz will bring out

you can join the fight right now, text a 10-dollar donation to susan g komen for the cure and text the word pink to 80077. every little bit helps. always an emotional time out there. we're all so concern about the weather, what will happen. >> yeah. >> we could dodge a shower for the very start of the event. >> okay good but as time goes on it will get better and better. >> yeah, sunshine. >> yes. >> i know, right. what is that. >> i don't know. >> i don't know, we have not seen tonight so long. >> what is that thing in the sky i don't know. >> everyone will be confused. it will return tomorrow. a nice forecast, sunshine returning just in time for the big event tomorrow and mothers day but it has been a merky, may so far. check out our live look at center city philadelphia and our rainfall total this month so far, nearly two and a half inches. just for the first week of may. our total for all of last month, well below that at 1.75 i think we need a nice break but there are some showers, right now, very light in intensity on storm scan three localized interior parts of the new jersey. a

families and friends covered the philadelphia art museum steps in a sea of pink for the 26th annual susan g. komence for the cure. yesterday's event began with a survivor's parade of pink. many were joined by family members and friends who banded together to show support for those who survived and those who lost their battles, along with those still fighting the disease. >> this time last year i was struggling with chemotherapy treatment and i was watching on television and it was giving me hope. i hope to do that for someone that's going through the treatment right now. >> organizers say 25,000 people registered for the event and thou thousands more came out to support. a portion of the money raised goes to breast cancer research. >>> mother's day is a time for honoring all mom's hard work. it was founded by philadelphian anna jarvis. the holiday was first officially observed in 1908 honoring motherhood and family at a time of rising feminist activism. mother's day became a national holiday in 1914. >>> and speaking of mother's day, from our south jersey bureau, camden police officers made sure m

thousands of people join the "eyewitness news" team yesterday morning for the 26th annual susan g. komen philadelphia rate for cure. always special day for so many people. we're proud to be there. our jessica dean shows you more memorable moments. >> thousands of breast cancer survivors, women and men, stands ready for treatment moment of triumph over the disease. >> beginning their victory march down the steps of the philadelphia art museum, each remembering their own struggle, and all of them, struck by the love surrounding them. >> my husband, my children, my mother, this is all my brother, sisters, neice and nephews, all with me. >> does it feel wonderful having everybody here with you? >> i couldn't do without them. >> long time survivors like laurali, ten years since her diagnosis. >> just very emotional for me. >> what is it that get at your heart. >> i think just the amount of people here, the support, it is just beautiful to see. >> for many survivors mothers day tradition with family. >> where does your strength come from? >> my family. i have eight grandchildren and one on the

. >> cbs-3 proud to support susan g. komen in the fight against breast cancer, join the "eyewitness news" team sunday morning, our entire morning team will be there. you can walk or run with us by registering at cbsphilly.com/cure. everyone who registers will get a team cbs-3 -- with team cbs-3 a special miami tiff t-shirt. we hope to see you there sunday. >> our good family friend, carol erickson will be joining us, as well, looking forwards to seeing carol. spoke to her the other day. she coming along. >> three things you need to know today. >> malea obama makes her college choice with a catch. what the first daughter plans to do before she starts classes. we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it's the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. proudly made in america. look, i know you're a cow and all.

this is from our chopper up above the susan g. komenfor the cure it is 5k beginning at 8:00 o'clock this morning. 8:15. we have so many moms it's wonderful tradition where they come out, it's moms and daughters and aunts and cousins and everybody they do this event together. >> celebrating breast cancer awareness and wearing the pink and it is a great event and so we will show it and say happy mother's day to all the moms and now let's check in on sports. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >>> good morning i'm sean bell. the phillies are on a 10 game road trip and they've lost four out of their first five games. not a very good start. they tried to turn things around in miami last night. we skip to the eighth upping down by one. caesar her national nan dez with the base hit to right field drives home a round -- run to tie the game. that would be huge. because the very next batter the marlins with an easy double play opportunity. you get out of the inning with the game tied but, no, chris johnson drops the ball. andres blanco comes

. >>> hey there, this sunday will be a special day in philadelphia it is susan g komen race for the cure cbs-3 is proud spoke court the fight begins breast cancer. walk or run with our team by registering at cbs philly.com. sign up before tomorrow. everyone who registers to walk or run with team cbs-3 will receive a special t-shirt. we hope to see through sunday. our good friend carroll erickson will be joining us. >> excited. >> before you head out the door here's what you need to know three, to go. >> philadelphia police are investigating two separate officer involved shootings overnight. one of the suspects died, other is in the hospital. >> it looks like donald trump will be republican nominee for president a after he burn indiana primary and ted cruz dropped out of the race. >> bernie sanders won democratic primary. >> you can weigh in on mayor kenney's proposed budget tonight including the controversial soda tax, city council holds a hearing start agent 5:00 o'clock tonight and that is three to go. >> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", how would you like to save money on au

susan g komen race for the cure, the 5k run and walk is komen foundation's biggest fundraiser, and in begins breast cancer. this is the 26th year for this event. >>> much more still to come on "action news" tonight, there was a small but vocal protest today in center city. we will tell you what this one was all about. >>> plus it is a must do on the delaware social calendar, from the hats to the food. >>> we will take you there. >>> phillies take on the marlins. jamie apody has lie knits in sports when we come right back. the winterur. narrator: the constitution says the president shall make nominations for the supreme court and the senate votes. no exception for election years why is pat toomey refusing to do the job pennsylvania elected him to do? toomey refuses to consider anyone president obama nominates, even a former prosecutor with more experience than any other nominee with bipartisan support. but toomey is choosing his party's leaders and playing politics with the supreme court. call senator toomey and tell him to put the constitution before his politics. normal held a march

church gearing up for the annual susan g. komen race for the cure.ozens of members from all three church campuses are taking part as they have for more than a dozen years. shirley harrison set it in motion. she lost her daughter nicky to breast cancer. >> my church is like my second family. i couldn't have made it through that without my church. roz: reed temple is a growing number of faith-based communities making a difference in fight against breast cancer. reverend camille johnson heads up the ministry. >> our faith keeps us and strengthens us and keeps us pushing forward. >> on the t >> we are wounded healers. myself. a wounded healer. roz: survivors delivering powerful message about the importance of screening. >> women who didn't think about their breast health or forgot to get their mammogram. in hearing my story now they are realize how important it is. >> so this year they are putting on their pink, lacing up their walking shoesnd pounding the pavement. >> we believe, god, there is a cure for this disease. roz: and they are keeping the faith

but we're going to break out the sunshine, if you're susan g. komen race for a cure.day is on sunday. if you're going to take mom out for brunch, i've got a forecast for that. >> meanwhile, improvements to a very dangerous stretch of road in montgomery county, along the 600 block of east gude drive in rockville. a deadly accident has people calling for more change. a man in a wheelchair was killed as he was crossing the road using the walkway. >> he didn't quite make it crossing the street with the timing of the go and everything. plus the cars don't always make it stop. >> this new signal is actually part of an improvement to the dangerous section of road. it seems that many travel well above the 40 mile-an-hour speed limit in that area. so please be careful as you're traveling through there. >> an incredible story of survival. a woman rescued after six days trapped inside rubble of a collapsed building. more on her story and the pictures from the joyous story coming up. >> and in canada, more forced to eva thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm tha

as you know, the susan g. komen foundation is a leader in this field in washington. and elsewhere. stephen tschida tonight introduces us to some of the groups that the money from komen helps out. >> it has to be exciting. >> ready for the race for the cure. but a couple of months ago she was confused. >> it gave me the places to go for the screening and the mammograms. >> she came to an organization to help latin women. she is what the tests reveal. roxana will walk as well even though she is in the end of chemotherapy. she has no health insurance and is filled with gratitude. >> i have a 7-year-old son. single mom. i can't see myself not being here for him. >> started 20 years ago with a grant from the komen foundation. >> they allow us to do the breast cancer screening and education. >> there is another organization serving women that gets vital funding. >> they also get funding from komen. this is where sean came for help. >> they diagnosed me with triple negative breast cancer. >> the center here has high-tech equipment to hasten diagnosis. >> you can do something a survival ar

so we've got runners and walkers out there for the susan g. komen walk this morning. and then we're looking for high pressure to build in bringing us dry conditions and clear skies for the latter part of the day. but as this system right here exits right off the coast and pushes to the north-northeast, we're expecting wins to pick up behind it. and don't be surprised if you get a rumble of thunder out of this system, especially if you're north of philadelphia. i'll be back with more in just a bit. >> we'll see you then. thanks, karen. >>> happening right now at the philadelphia museum of art, runners and walkers are getting ready for the race for the cure to help fight cancer. monique braxton is live this morning. tell us how the weather is there and what is happening at this moment. >> hi, rosemary. the opening ceremonies should be getting under way in a few minutes here am you can crowd over shoulder resembles a sea of pink and white. we just had a deluge of rain about 20 minutes ago. as a matter of fact, it's rained twice in the 20 minutes. the down pour hasn't dam

leon: susan g. komen walk for the cure. >> we have experts taking your calls about breast cancer.dial 703-236-9220. oncologists, breast cancer survivors and people here to answer any question you may have about the disease that affects so many people. the phone bank is open until 6:30. phone lines look like they are open now. folks are waiting to take your call. give us a ring. leon: all right. you got it. stay w coming up at 52:00 -- >> video of an adorable baby weaver rescued here at the station going viral around the world. i'm mike carter-conneen in northwest. coming up the story behind the video. jennifer: coming up a brave woman talking about the morning she lost her parents jonathan: i'm jonathan elias with an update on the breaking news we're following from high point high school in maryland. there was a shooting there not more than a half hour ago. all we're getting now from our sources is that this is not a student involved shooting. in fact, we don't know if it happened on the high school grounds itself. but this is clearly an area you want to avoid right now. law enfor

. >>> a sea of pink flooded philadelphia this mother's day for the susan g. komene cure. hundreds of survivors and those fighting the disease were joined by family members and friends to share support and love. monique braxton takes us inside the race. >> it's so inspirational and so moving. 17-year survivor. when i come down the steps every year, it doesn't matter the first year, this year, i know i'm going to cry. >> reporter: there were no dry eyes on the ben franklin park way when breast cancer survivor die an miller and thousands like her paraded in pink here at the philadelphia museum of art. these victory steps are the most poignant moment of each year's race for the cure. >> this time last year, i was struggling with chemotherapy treatment and i was watching on television. it was giving me hope. i hope to do that for someone that's going through the treatment right now. >> reporter: this was the place to be if you needed inspiration and hope this mother's day. one survivor told us he volunteers because he has detected and beat cancer twice. >> a slight tick

the 26th annual susan g. komen good morning to you, happy mother day to you. i'm ukee washington along with jessica dean and our entire team. we're here for you today. you can feel the magic. you can feel the love. you can feel the energy. the time has come. so looking forward to it. >> it is such a special morning, we are thrilled to be sharing it with you and your families, maybe making your way down here, or maybe watching from home with a cup of coffee. we celebrate the survivors a

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don't need to get any other thing -- >> hampton says the office is the recipient of a grant from susan g. komen who allows them to offer free mammograms to women in prince george's county who are uninsure and underinsured. a program that allowed sabrina early detection and support along >> i want to experience things. travel. you know, enjoy my life. amy: amy aubert, abc7 news. michelle: abc7 is a media sponsor of the race for the cure. you can follow survivor stories using the #seeitpink. we have complete coverage of saturday's big event on the sister station newschannel8 at 7:00 in the morning. coming up next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- we are going back to tysons to the silver diner. the silver diner fire. more of the video and why some there say this is no accident. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: if you are just joining us we want to get you caught up to speed on the situation. driver of a hummer accused of deliberatery running into the silver diner in tysons corner. this is cell phone video. let's go to kevin lewis. it's just as shocking every time we

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great support for the susan g. komenndation, and then, you know, the spirit of the game. >> so, you can engrave them, and you're doing that as we speak right herement looks like chris brian from the chicago cubs, his bat is being made as we speak? >> we'll have, going out today, chris brian, fowler, bryce harper, and cris carter, as well, in addition to the chris brian bat. >> okay. >> franco, and nate this morning, as well. some great names. >> great names. one name that might be the biggest of all that you just made me, guys there is will make me the greatest son of all time. mom, they made you a special mothers day bat. that's diana, my mother. she will love this one. i don't know what she will do it. i don't think she has a great swing. she has to work on it, david made you special bat, mom it, means i'll be your favorite son forever. jim, brooke, we send it back into you. >> that's awesome. thanks a lot, pat. >> well, pat's a good son but we're not going to see the sun. >> right. the weather? >> bad daughter, i thou

support susan g. komen "eyewitness news" team this sunday morning. >> walk or run with our team just bye registering at cbsphilly.com/cure. our entire morning team will be there, and everyone who registers to walk or run with team cbs-3 will get a special member tiff t-shirt. we hope to see you there sunday. >> next on cbs this morning, former north korean prisoner discusses his time in labor camp and why he views it as a blessing. >> and remember to join us bright and early, dark and early, each way day morning here on cbs-3 captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, may 2nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump looks to knock out ted cruz with a win in indiana. bernie sanders pleads for support from democratic superdelegates. >>> may day rioters target police in seattle. several officers are injured as they take on the violent demonstrators. >>> and rescuing lions from abusive circus handlers. we're in south africa with the unprecedented airlift that spans the globe. >>> we begi

. >> well, cbs-3 is proud to support susan g. komenght against breast cancer, we invite to you go with the "eyewitness news" team. >> our entire morning team will be there, everyone who registers to walk or run with team cbs-3 will get special member tiff t-shirt. we really hope to see you there sunday. >> i posted the information on facebook and twitter as well. cbs this morning is next, there with survivor of the brussels terror attacks when he reunites with his daughter's n hospital. >> remember to joining us bright and early each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> good morning. it is tuesday, may 3rd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." will indiana voters hand donald trump the keys to the republican nomination? bernie sanders hopes for an upset win over hillary clinton. >>> only on "cbs this morning," an emotional reunion. a victim of the brussels attack hugs his daughter for the first time since the bombing. >>> and super model karli kloss gives us an inside look at what it

. >>> we are counting down to this years race for the cure, cbs-3 is proud to support susan g komen ine "eyewitness news" team monday sunday may eighth. you can walk or run, by registering at cbs philly.com/cure. our morning team jim, brooke, katie and meisha will all be participating. everyone who registers to walk or run with team cbs-3 will receive a special commemorative t shirt. we hope to see you there next sunday. >>> justin joining us new checking out weather watchers and justin, you say it just might be a good day, next sunday. >> it is a week away. we're stuck in this unsettled pattern but there are signs maybe next week end that pattern does break down and we will bring back more consistent springtime weather. that will be perfect timing for mother days and komen event. lets check with the weather watchers, compared to last hour not much change. everybody is dealing with the rain. we have temperatures holding in the 40's a few 50's out there so check it the out from the backyard up in bill getsville. eileen mur hi 2 degrees in media 48 degrees at this hour at eric's house in

in one hours, activities for the susan g. 1 komen race for the cure kick off. it's year 26. the breakfast gets under way just the other side of the steps at 6:00. those participatinging must have raised $250. if you still want to come, there is still time. opening ceremonies begin at 7:00. this is the parade of pink launches at 7:15. and i hear there isn't a dry eye on the parkway when everyone cheers for those survivors. there also have going to be a one of a kind warmup at 8:00. when we come back, we're working to tell you how much money they hope to raise today and where that money goes and we're also reaching out to a survivor who can tell us ahead of time what to expect when they parade down the art museum steps. live for now along ben franklin parkway at the art museum. monique braxton. nbc 10 news. >>> a break in the rain gives families a chance to get out and enjoy some of the spring festivals going on in our region. we'll give you a quick tour along with a look ahead to today's first look forecast for mother's day. that's next. >>> good sunday morning. taking a look

cbs-3 is proud to response susan g komen in the fight begins breast cancer. join the "eyewitness news" team sun take may eighth, you can walk or run with our team by registering at cbs philly.com/cure, and our morning team, jim, brooke, katie and meisha will you will a be participating. everyone who registered to walk or run with team cbs-3 will receive a special commemorative t-shirt. we hope to see you there next sunday. >>> it is a comedy about a cat napping and lengths two men will go to get their pet back. ukee washington gives you a preview of keanu next. >>> our next half an hour she thought it was a regular trip to the mall but it turn into a life changing moment one local woman hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above ♪ >>> duo of key and peel are taking their very popular television sketch comedy routine to the big screen

if you have things to do tomorrow, maybe gold cups, susan g. komen the cure, we'll have spotty areas of sunshine and a little bit of rain showers here and there. more rain returns saturday night until about day break on sunday. we clear it out for mother's day with sunshinein the low to mid-70s. guys? >> finally. gosh. enough is enough. emma and noah are hitting the top of the list when it comes to baby names. for the second consecutive year they made the annual list. girl names include olivia, sophia. the social security administration released its annual list of top baby names today. the top five names for girls and boys for 2015 remain unchanged from 2014. noah and liam are at the top of the list. >> i haven't met baby liams. >>> after the break we'll be joined by olympic champion deanna scurry, an important part of the d.c. soccer community. >>> and we look ahead to rio and the great soccer taking place here this weekend. >>> it's a struggle for residents rushed out of alberta, canada, where this massiv of control. we'll have the latest on >>> we

. >> susan g. komenay aa well just a big jam packedke weekend but mother' day, yes, eighths braxton weekend here inr d.c. mother's day what are youte going for mother's day.hes >> we'll be with the wholell bet family. >> yeah.>> yeah. >> tony has concert so we goingw to be there with tony in new york and just having fun.. >> everyone else doing allryonea right. >> yeah. >> everything is doing great.in >> thank you very much ladies. . >> thank you. >> fabulous. all right. wisdom and tucker, over to you. >>> really? >> yeah, right. >> what are we doing. >> what are we doing?t >> go. >> here you go.e yogo. >> i like how we don't have anyy music. >> i know right.>> i k that could have prompt addou little bit of movement here. h >> no music. ♪ >> really, that's it.s >> love this song. love s >> i love this song. >> freedom.om. >> ♪ >> watch the cable.atchhe c >> there you go. >> i'm terrible. >> what are we doing? >> hang on. >> wait, wait, hold on, hold on. >> one works.>> one boom, boom.bo, bo >> wait a min

susan komen foundation. >> it's a pink car for a good cause. supporting the susan g. komen breast cancer foundation.f my partners actually work in that space as well. so we're trying to put together these partnerships of companies who are interested in the women's health space. >> how much does it cost to do this? >> a lot of money. >> can you -- can you give us -- we're a business show. can you give us just a sense of what -- there might be a company ceo watching right now who wants to sponsor you. what does it cost to get something like this off the ground? >> honestly, to run the indianapolis 500 properly it costs close to a million dollars. however, there are all sorts of ways to go about doing things to help you reduce those costs. we try to run with a budget of around half a million dollars. so we look for companies who want to get involved at sort of $50,000, $100,000, $200,000 to piece together the little pieces of the puzzle to create an entire race car to run on the track. >> that's interesting, what you just said about how it costs about a million dollars but through cost-saving measures