whitman walker health, same thing for adults.cided to collaborate more robustly, connect folks to mental health care. connecting folks to full medical and dental. and then expanding our hiv services. and so it's a great partnership. >> absolutely. we just talked about how youth is the majority of new cases in d.c. we as a health center for us to partner with an organization that has over 25 years of experience working with youth, specifically on this issue, on sexual health, generally, made sense on every single level. so for us to be able to provide the youth clients, the youth patients that metro teen aids has been seeing for decades, the kinds of wrap-around services that otherwise they may be headed for elsewhere, it's great. and it helps make sure that we're providing the holistic level of services to these folks. >> the city has come so far in the last decade. part of the reason, dwayne, is the education in schools. >> yes, indeed. we've been working with nurses, within schools as well as all the health teachers, to train t

radio legend is silenced remembering a beloved ed walker. >>> good saturday morning.'m veronica johnson. we begin this morning with a mystery, a maryland music teacher who almost choked to death in front of her students. marilyn said just drinking or eating could trigger it. she ignored it for years hoping it would go away until it was almost too late. ♪ >> the sweet sound of these students playing music is a little sweeter for marilyn beason these days. because last spring the students watched her nearly xhoek to death. >> when it happened in the school setting it was extremely dramatic because i thought i am going to die in the school cafeteria in front of my 9 and 10-year-old students. >> marilyn said choking so severe her throat would close up had been happening the last few years but never saw a doctor about it. >> it's one of those things i kept putting off and putting off until it happened again in a more severe circumstance. >> after that incident at calvert elementary school she was taken to the local emergency room where doctors discovered part of the proble

commissioner walker, here. commissioner lee, here. we have a quorum and the next item is item b, the oat. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and raise your right hand. no one here. the next item is item c >> i think we're checking to see if any of the apellants are out in the corridor just in case so they don't lose their chance. >> just a moment, we're checking for the appellants. item c, is approval of minutes, discussion and ps action it adopt the minutes for a meeting held on august 15, 2015. >> move to approve. >> second. >> the motion and second, any public comment? are all commissioners in favor? any opposed? minutes submitted are approved. and also wanted pars3 do we hear even if the apellants don't show up? do we hear or can we? >> we have two cases. >> i think you could do either. i think you could make a decision because they had notice of the hearing. you could also continue it to another hearing and provide them note is again. >> if we do not act, does the abatement automatickally adhere? >> if you don't

>> commissioner walker, i am. and how do i arrive at that? because i sat together with henry and with sean and we've gone through the lists of some 200 items, make sure are they truly core items that we have to have fixed? they are part of our current system. we're not asking to embellish our system, we're saying this is what we do now. we schedule multiple inspections on a high rise in the morning for the inspector to hit various floors. every floor has maybe a little different scope of work. but we're able to do that. now, current pts, we need to replicate that in the ppts. i'm just using that as a very simplified example, but we've gone through and asked our staff is this a core function? do you have it today and is it critical to your operations tomorrow? don't tell us we would like that, it would be better. no, we don't want to listen to this. it has to be the second phase. >> so, that being said, it sounds to me like the issue around the pause --. >> ma'am, clarification. what ron is referring to is as these defects are logged we are re

walker jumps on the counter and runs toward the front door. what the video doesn't show you is the fight and struggle between the officer and walker that broke this glass right before police showed up both were arrested. walker said it's just not fair. >> i feel like it hurt my character because a lot of my customers were outside the store and now news conference looking at me like i'm a criminal and i have to work there every day. >> walker said it was a disagreement with his female co worker earlier in the day that sparked the visit. the police department said that he has been reassigned. he was charged with assault. walker was charged with attempted threats to do harm. >>> we are learning more about the english teacher charged with prostitution and solicitation of a minor. police say that richard kemp was arrested during a sting that went down at a restaurant in sandy springs. he had allegedly gone there to meet what he believed was a 16- year-old boy willing to get paid for sex. now kemp teaches at a high school where letters were sent hom

brett walker has saved my life. brett see him get promoted. fantastic. reporter: page walker has been a prosecutor since 201 serving his country since 2004. >> courage and commitment has given me character and i hope i can get back to the army way it has given to me. fuse. >> wow, great story. >> the guy who does it all. congratulations. well, it was a friendly face in the friendly skies it was nearly identical to his own. >> coming up a must see photo of strangers on an airplane that may actually prove that everybody has a twin. >> a world renowned paranormal investigator tells us that 96% of hundreded houses can be debudget. the other 4% cannot be explained. one of those cases is here in boston. you be the judge next. >>> there is pizza and then there is pizza. the phantom gourmet slices into how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fee

. >> my parents, they are mall walker. when i become a mall walker, i know, all right, i'm becoming them. >> you know who they are. >> glenn and sharon, walk around malls. >> yes. >> i said alex, you need anything, we will be gone, why don't we walk the mall. >> i'm like okay. >> you don't have have to worry about the the weather when you walk. >> the purpose of the mall walk because when it is too cold or too hot. >> same temperature. >> all year. >> you just do loops. >> walking, is walking. >> jc penny again, yeah. >> actually get a walker. >> that will be a sign. >> guess a in the control roomy saw someone on instagram yesterday, it was two little kid, four years old dressed up as older people with walkers. can you see if you can find that. is that offensive? it was for halloween. >> i don't think so, my mother uses a walker, because she gets tired when she walks a long way. >> i have a question about the walker. >> why don't they manufacture it, there they are, with the tennis balls already attacks. why do we have to

and confirms that scott walker is suspending his campaign. feel like if you have staffers that get up every day, spending 18 hours a day nothing nothing but thinking about you and your well being, you should tell them first. the media will wait. kennedy: raising money for you,i investing their lives in your vision, and leaving other jobs to do, that you are right, get everyone in a room, and you know, your final don't, don't be embarrassed. >> that really important, i think if you look at 17 candidates, only two are going to advance, to the primary, went and democrat or maybe an independent. but don't be embarrassed, it is amazing to actually have even entered. be proud, leave with your head hold high. kennedy: in go other electelect cycle, i think any one of these candidates, not excluding rick perry and scott walker they could have been most viable candidate in any other elect cycle this is a strairch strangt >> i think if you are not in top 10 at-this-point, you should probably take a look at these dos and don'ts list, and start making you

. >>> ed walker was a legend on the radio for 60 years.elped put the polish on radio's golden age and ed walker's voice has been silenced now and the host of the big broadcast of wamu radio died after listening to his final sunday night broadcast. ♪ >> reporter: from the moment they hit the air waifrs in washington, joy boys' willard scott and ed walker, a lot of people have said that over the years, friend, but it is hello there one more time as we wrap it up. they teamed up in 1952 and for 25 years, walker and scott did their daily shtick on wrc radio. >> if one of us was down it would pick the other one up and time goes by and it was real and we had a good time and the audience had a good time. >> in 1990, walker went on wamu with the big broadcast live each sunday night featuring four hours of music and shows from the 30s, 40s and 50s. walker recorded his last show two weeks ago from his hospital bed in6pñ his gown. he insisted on sitting up to do the show. >> that's 25 years of my memories of hosting the big broadcast here on wamu. >>

commissioner walker, here. commissioner lee, here. we have a quorum and the next item is president's announcements. >> good morning everybody and thank you for coming to the october 21, 2015 meeting. i have some president's announcements here and we will get into our business then. congratulations to director hui who in advance of the 26th annual observations of the loam ma prieta anniversary attended an event in chinatown to increase public awareness of the need to prepare for the next one. (inaudible) supervisor district 5 and 10. there will be in addition to the already-awarded grants in chinatown with educational workshops are already on the way in helping san francisco ans prepare for the next big one. do read the october issue of the dbie news letter which features loam ma prieta anniversary activities. dbi emergency response coordination team who advocated dbi's department operations center, known as doc, on october 15th, as part of the great california shake out training day and enable staff to train, improve preparation and r

. >> commissioner clinch commissioner mar commissioner mccray commissioner walker and commissioner mar commissioner president melgar is excused next item to the oath all parties giving testimony please stand and raise your right hand do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? to the best of your acknowledge okay. thank you you may be seated the next item is item c one 2 c 16 and these items shall be heard together first, this is a request for rehearing and the aa b will hear the requests on the items together the aa b in some or all of the cases they will proceeded to rehear the cases the initial request appellant come forward has 7 minutes. >> sorry the case numbers are 6804, 2846 washington street heard on may 2015 6805, 2856 washington street and 6806, 2846 washington street and another one i apologize the 2858 the request for rehearing on this case washington have the 2862, and case no. 680823 to divisadero street. >> good morning melinda with reuben, junius & rose i'm here representing the owners of 7 condo

. >> revealing the premier not only had the most walkers -- >> 618 walkers which is the most amount we've ever had in one. episode. >> this season could be the deadliest. but the big question is, is a new man about to take charge? is there a power fight between andrew lincoln's rick and morgan? >> you know it's going to end up a love fest. >> the cast showing its love for season six. and for each other. >> it's awesome. just who's going to fall victim to the walkers? >> it is gut wrenching. >> find out. the walking dead, sundays on amc. >> just in time for halloween here's a sneak peek in the latest chapter of the ghost dimension. >> come play with me. >>> coming up, a reunion only for "extra." its bayside high at universal. >> i didn't know i had a jerry curl at the time. >> i didn't know you had one either. >> then action hero vin diesel breaks news about the fast and the furious. >> it's so cool. >> plus all your must have travel and style goodies. >>> well they star on the new show about two couples where no topic is off limits. >> we'll have to take the glasses off so they recognize

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 you did this. >> my mom passed away in 2004 and in 2008 i started walking because i was in the well, i could wine or do something bit the so i decided to to something bit. >> reporter: you have done a lot. you have raised, you have done 39 event, how much money is that all together for breast cancer research. >> that is probably $122,000 to date. >> reporter: so what keeps you going? you guys dealt with some rain, wind, so what keeps you motivated and going all 60 miles. >> it is the passion for the the cause. we're doing something good for people. we're making an impact. when you get the out there and it gets tough you just take it step by step and you move forward and knowing what you are doggies good. >> reporter: what do you think your mom would say? >> she would be probably pretty prou

jesse, tell me how the walkers are doing? >> vai, they're doing well. we've got some walkers.d job, ladies, come on. i was at what was a cheering station but the cheerers have moved on because of the implement weather. you can see there's some ladies still walking down germantown avenue in chestnut hill and this inclement weather is not flowing their trek to the convention center. >> it's cold and rainy but we're coming out with high spirits but we're getting together and it's great. there's a lot of high energy going around, dancing, sicking, it's great. >> sara hall is part of a team showing love and support for a friend who fought through ovarian cancer, conquering the disease last year. organizers say they've set up special rest stations along the 60-mile route to ward off the chill. >> when we have a rainy day we just -- we make our pit stops where there's an entrance where they can go inside, get out of the rain, get warm, dry off a little bit and rest and take care of themselves. >> and we're back live in chestnut hill with an ambulance passing us by and passing by the

walker recently diagnosed with cancer at the age of 83. we're told he was surrounded by his family last night as he listened to the radio finale of the big broadcast the show he hosted for 25 years. >> he died just a few hours later. we have the story. >> reporter: as walker taped the final broadcast in his hospital room, it is almost fitting that he passed just hours after it aired. good-byes are very hard to do, especially when this has been a labor of love how ed walker wrapped up the final broadcast capping off the legendary career that spanned six decades in the nation's capitol. >> reporter: in the 1950s and the 60s, with the joy boy and the radio show and then in 1970 walker took off as host of the big broadcast. >> but i worked out the system in college. >> he was the first blind student accepted to the university before helping to find them back in 1951. in october of 1973 in that final broadcast that he would speak to wusa9 about how he and co-host became the famous joy boys. >> we started the radio station in the summer of 1951.

walker with attempted threats to do bodily harm.s he's innocent. >> i don't need nothing like that on my record to show i'm some kind of criminal when i'm not. i was trying to do my job. >> reporter: he's been reassigned to administrative duties. as of this afternoon, he still has a job at cricket that he's worried about having that charge against him because he's studying to become an emt and is also worried that the officer could come back, bruce, he's concerned. >> it is just a matter taking it in to his own hands that he was not called there, doing nothing like that. >> off duty at that time. whatever reason he decided to go there. again, we don't have his side, just that police report. >> yeah. probably an internal investigation too. >> yes, absolutely. >>> certainly not what the people of south carolina wanted to hear as they say more rain is on the way starting tonight and lasting through that weekend. of course on top of the floodwaters now, playing the eastern part of the state. under some bridges, already washed out as the

so we're very appreciative of the work of whitman walker clinic, how they help so many people in the area. >> and you are truly wearing capes and you are superheroes in the community leading the charge here. the big question is, where is all the money you're helping raise going? how is it benefiting everyone in this area? >> well, it's actually serving besides whitman walker health and the aids health care foundation, it's serving funding a number of other organizations within the metropolitan washington area. and it's helping provide vital services, health care regardless of financial need or supplementing that need, medicine, legal services, social servi services. assistance with housing. a whole plethora of services that are vital to those who are infected with hiv or aids and those who help them. it's going to such crucial needs that for dave and ourselves and all the other people who have been raising funds and giving we know the good work that it's doing. >> these are people that can't get health care and so they really offer a nice touch to help others that are in need. >> all

>> thank you, commissioner walker. procedure. would like to ask actually our department to go back out there and do a re-inspection, an up to date inspection, to see the downstairs unit to make sure that there is no kitchen, regardless of who removed it and check other maybe life safety situations. and then, you know, come back here. i mean the apellant said a magic word to me, which is country wide. as someone who fought foreclosures in the city during this period of time, they were not the most up and coming people to deal with. so i feel like we should at least do that. so she may have applied for this permit not knowing to resolve the nov, not knowing what this would do. so i would -- but i think we should go out there just to look at whether it is an illegal unit. it may not even be an illegal unit, it may just be rooms downstairs being used by her family and that would trigger a different set of rules. >> commissioner walker. >> i tend to agree. i'd like to know what the facts on the ground are and what we're dealing with a

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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, with the sunshine yes talking about warmer temperatures on the way. here is the set up right now. still storm scan3 do

>> i have a theory on scott walker. you know when you're at a bar -- this is to men, so this is a sexist argument -- and you want to talk to a woman at a bar and you're about to, but some other guy comes, and he's like a big jock with a rolex. scott walker just decided, ah, i'm leaving the bar. the guy approaching the bar is donald trump. >> that's a great analogy. because that guy would have to spend tons of money on drinks to compete. and scott walker quit because he's cheap. he didn't spend money on consultants. he said, this is getting too expensive. which is ironic, because a fiscal conservative is what we need, and he dropped out because he wouldn't spend the money. >> that's a sad state of affairs. >>> a theory about the pope, old people, and kittens. style to c. style to c. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. miti

a thousand walkers will begin the last leg of their komen three day. let me tell you, it is a lot of fun, lot of fun, right. >> yes, lot of fun. >> reporter: i'm heave with team believe, from sarasota, florida. they have been here in the cold, from the day, the weather will be good. >> it will be perfect. >> reporter: describe your outfits. you have to show them. they are pirates. why are you pirates. >> we are pirates the because the the theme is the make cancer walk the planning. >> reporter: show please turnaround, karen and show off these outfits. she's the the wench and he is captain jack. while they have fun and pink here you each are walking for a, specific reason, as very serious and relates to breast cancer. why are you walking. >> my mommies a a 14 year survivor and my sorority sister lost her battle at age 39. >> reporter: two wonderful people tell me about them. >> my sister is a survivor and i walk for my friend linda, who succumbed to this terrible disease just a couple of years ago. they gave her two months to live. she made it through 1

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ed walker has died, the dc broadcaster. he died this morning just hours after listening to his final broadcast with his family. walker's radio career spanned more than 50 years. he hosted the big broadcast, wmau's longest-running program since 1990. he was recently diagnosed with cancer which is why he had just retired from broadcasting. ed walker was 83 years old. >>> the driver in the deadly homecoming parade crash in oklahoma is due in court today. four people were killed in the accident in stillwater. dozens more were hurt. the lawyer for adacia chambers maintains she was not drunk at the time of the crash. she faces four counts of second- degree murder. the oklahoma reports that she suffered from insomnia and had not slept three days before the crash. >>> prince george's county police are calling the murder of a mother of four a case of domestic violence. she was shot at her home. the man who shot her believed to be her live-in boyfriend then killed himself. this woman lived next door. >> i express my condolences for t

walker finally decided to have a mammogram.on the screen, a tumor was visible. >> early detection is key. we want to find breast scans early before they have grown, before they hit lymph nodes. >> it's terrifying to have breast cancer. it's frightening. and you want to maintain your composure. you want to rely on your medical background. but there's times you break down. it's very, very hard. >> a biopsy would reveal the type of tumor, then surgery, then breast reconstruction. >> breast reconstruction in the old days, we thought we had a good result if the person could wear clothing and look reasonable in clothing. today we think a good result is when the person can be naked in bright light and have attractive looking breasts that she can have self-esteem and a little bit of vanity. >> there was still months of chemotherapy to follow for dr. walker, and the dreaded possi e possibility of losing her hair. >> most women cry more when we talk about losing their hair rather than losing their breast. we can get around that with a pe

(dr martin walker) "so far so good. she remains pregnant just about a week and a half since that procedure. and it's a a real big week and a half for that baby that's in there. during that time the baby has grown, looks healthy." link is so fragile, his parents can't hold him. but they can be with him - celebrating his september birth while waiting for what they hope will be his twin brother's january birthday. jessica rae: and later on in ththshow... we'll l ve a guest live in studio to talk about a hiring fair that unity point health st. lukes is holding next week for anyone looking a job as a registered nurse or a certified nursing assistant jessica rae: the norfolk regional airport will probably see an increase in hangar r rtals... and a ecial concert at the johnny carson theatre will raise funds for cancer patients. here's susan risinger with the details. "it is pretty much guaranteed that hangar rents at the norfolk regional airport will be going up on january 1st. but the question remains - how much? airport auth

does that tempt you walker? >> well, carey wrreators are ma more than 20% more on average per year than etsy creators. so etsy is focused on folks that have products and they're looking for a way to sell them. with teespring we focus on the entrepreneur with the great creative spark and great idea but they don't necessarily know how to manufacture, how to fulfill, how to actually get the product into customers hands. >> didn't really answer my question. ipo or not? >> you know, i have a philosophy that, you know, i don't try to focus on the exit or the outcome. we're here to change this industry. we want to make e-commerce and about that idea not about who you know and where you were born. how much money you have. if you know anything about manufacturing and we believe that the financial outcome will be a result of us changing this industry as opposed to the goal. >> thank you so much for your time. really appreciate it. walker williams, co-founder at teespring. >> we'll stay on the theme of apparel. what analys

you're a 10 year walker. >> i am. i did my first walk in 2005 up in boston, and, you know, like so many people, like so many people watching tonight, my life has been touched with breast cancer through friends and family and wanted to do something about it. wasn't sure what to expect after the first walk. i was so inspired. ernie: you're amazing. you'll be there tomorrow morning early, 6:15. >> 6:15 our walk kicks off. we have an opening ceremony and the walkers are off for 26.2 miles around the city. they'll be walking all down the west side, over to brooklyn, back over to manhattan. it's quite a day. ernie: you just mentioned your personal situation, your story. there are so many stories. it's a very emotional walk, isn't it? i've been there. i've heard some of the people talk about it. >> it's emotional and inspirational. avon 39 is an attitude. we say all you've got is all it takes. walking 39 miles isn't easy, but breast cancer isn't either. so you meet so many people along the route. people who are survivors, pe

to a prosecutor who puts criminals in jail and helps local veterans stay out of trouble now brett walker has story. order the promotion of captain walker to the rank of major. >> whether he is in court prosecuting a case in boston or driving a humvee in afghanistan, the district attorney and two time bronze star, brett walker, loves to serve his country. >> i've always identified myself as a soldier, the soldier makes me the husband and the father and the prosecutor that i am. >> on friday in front of family coworkers he was promoted to major in the massachusetts army national guard. >> the fact that you allowed me to conduct this here, means a lot. >> as a way of giving back every friday major brett walker dedicates his time to the treatment, and finding those in trouble getting a second chance at life. it is my job to make them aware of the programs available to them and provide the motivation to get into those programs. >> he is so passionate about it, so he comes home talking about these veterans how he wants to hear all these wonderful things and push through. >> like the defendant

ed walker, was 83. alison: wow! all right. well still to come on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a lot of people are talking about this one today. knowing the risk. the new concerns about some meat products that could have you changing the way you eat. leon: later, no help needed. find out why pakistan's government says it doesn't need international help after the deadly earthquake. alison: "7 on your side" after the i-team digs deeper after the owner of not one but two local horse farms is charged with dozens of counts of animal cruelty. >> the defense is wrapping up its case in the charles severance industrial. we are talking about another man named charles. i'm jeff goldberg. alison: the defense is wrapping up the case in the alexandria murder trial but not without presenting an alternate theory for one of the crimes. our northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg in the courtroom all day and joins us life from fairfax with the argument we're talking about. jeff? jeff: alison, the defense is wrapping up the case as we speak to fin

sfx: bong larry: that's ou our show, iwan, holly walker, grace parra and holly walker, grace parra andobe, vanessa, thank you for agreeing to another press conference. i know this is hard for you, but the more you appear in public together, the better it is for kobe's trial. let's just get this over with. i don't want to put my wife through any more pain than i already have. thank you, honey. we're almost ready out there. so i'll give you guys a minute to collect your thoughts. thank you, paul. thank you. we couldn't do this without you. thank you so much. thank you. you better get your damn hand off me before i break it like a chopstick. baby, please! don't you "baby" me. if you want to address me, you better call me by my name, mrs. kobe bryant,

pictures of dejected dropouts, rick perry and scott walker. democratic front-runner. clinton's campaign is staffed by hundreds. her war chest in excess of $70 million. less reliance on free media. his campaign manager saying he'll be rolling out a big ad campaign spending, quote, whatever is necessary to be successful. and then there's the woman who some call his secret weapon. >> it is my pleasure to introduce to you today, a man who i have loved and respected my entire life, my father, donald j. trump. >> ivanka has, in the past, acted as her father's envoy. >> his father told my daughter that he had tried to call me and i didn't get the message. >> yes. >> so i simply called him back. >> now the savvy business woman is expected to bolster the gender gap. ivanka will handle women issues even though polls have shown steady support for trump among republican women voters. >> i will take care of women. i respect women. i will take care of women. >> many of the plans for the second act were first reported by "the washington post." one of the big

walker finally decided to have a mammogram.tumor was visible. >> it's terrifying to have breast cancer. it's frightening and you want to maintain your composure. you want to rely on your medical background, but there are times you just break down and it's very, very hard. >> a biopsy would reveal the type of tumor and then surgery and then breast reconstruction. >> today, we think a good result is when a person could be naked and bright lights and have attractive-looking breasts that she can have self-esteem and even a little bit of vanity. >> there was chemo for dr. walker and the possibility of losing her hair. >> most women cry more about losing their hair than losing their breast. there are ways we can get around that with a penguin cap or ice cap to minimize the hair they lose. >> dr. walker suffered through the cold cap treatments through chemotherapy and she managed to keep her hair. >> it's shorter now, but that change is not the main one. not the one she appreciates most. >> it's made me a far better doctor. it's made

then after the second republican debate, it was wisconsin governor scott walker who quit the republican race for president. >> with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. >> so, so far after each of the republican debates we've had one of the major household name candidates for the republican presidential nomination quit the race. well, now, we're about to have the third debate tomorrow night. and i ask you, i beseech you, is no one else going to quit? apparently not. tomorrow will be the second consecutive republican debate in which former virginia governor jim gilmore has not only not allowed on the is taken, he's not even allowed at the kids' table. the debate's logistics for tomorrow night's debate arguably were tweaked at the request of the ben carson and donald trump campaigns. once that happened, bobby jindal's campaign said if other candidates are demanding changes and getting them, we want a change, too. we want the qualifying criteria to change so bobby jindal will be allowed to sit with the big kids for the first time ever. or maybe we won't show up. as far as

. >> and this is what did in scott walker. scott walker also had money in a souper pack.hey're giving people a lot of the money that got in -- >> because they never got to the point -- >> and scott walker couldn't raise hard dollars because part of the point with scott walker was that scott walker could win this thing. once it became clear that scott walker was not going to win this thing the money dried up. >> there's an interesting lesson that ted cruz who i think is actually quite well positioned in all of this, a lesson he drew that he talked about. take a look. >> one of the things we did before we launched the campaign is we studied failed presidential campaigns. and one of the areas they get killed is burn rates. people hemorrhage cash. we focused very much on being lean early on, not spending money early on, saving our resources. we're now deploying them. >> so this i think is one of the lessons, right? is don't build a big organization too early. don't -- you know, this idea of like go into these states and build out your organization. the people that have been r

sunday weary walkers got boosts of encourage. from cheering stand along the the way, participant have their own reasons for joining the event, most are personal. >> my mom had breast cancer, and my aunt who passed away and that is why i walk. >> reason i walked today was for all of my moms, girlfriend, nieces, god children for every woman on the planet. >> i was supporting my husband because he had a friend who died of breast cancer but it was a male. a lot of people don't know that males can get breast cancer. it is very important to get the the message out. >> reporter: this weekend cross the city you could not miss walkers in their pink. they didn't even stop with rain and heavy wind. each year number of participants grows, and joanne started walking a decade ago but now she volunteers. the event raised $2.7 million this time but there is also a simpler message. people like hasten hope people can take from this. >> if this has been nothing but it gets people to get out and get their mammograms. because they have to get out the

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walker taped the show from his hospital bed earlier this month.ind since birth began his career as a student at american university in the 1950's and later co-howeed a comedy program called the joy boys with willard scott. ed walker was 83 years old. >>> governor terry mcauliffe plans a visit to an elementary school today that has dramatically increased its performance. we're talking about patrick henry elementary in alexandria. it has now been fully accredited for the school year after increasing its purchase machines by an average of 20 percentage points across all four content areas in the last two years. the governor plans to make a statewide announcement about accreditation results during his visit there. >>> class is about to be in session. a coyote class. a special seminar is being offered in leesburg tonight on how to protect yourself, your pet and your home. nothing to do with crime. the humane society is going over how to protect yourself from coyote. they'll have the information on the use of deterrence including noitz makers and water

noelle walker is live with the latest. >> reporter: yes, they are thrilled to see the video posted on youtube. hoping that more people who are on that alcatraz captured the rare sight. >> reporter: this week in san francisco everyone is craning their necks to look up. but the rarest show would have some lucky people looking down. >> that is a great white! >> oh my god! >> holy crap? >> this video from the pier was posted to youtube on saturday by chris schindler, appearing what appears to be a shark attacking a seal or sea lion. >> and the shark is what many have come to refer to as a great white. >> they are great. and he says that the video shows something never before seen in the san francisco bay. a white shark attacking its prey. >> it's actually a sign that maybe the san francisco bay is getting a little healthier that you have top preed force like white sharks coming in. >> reporter: sharks tend to follow their food. seals and sea lions are staples. those coming to shore this year show a need for more predators like white sharks. no one is dipping their toes in the water thinki

cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 live at the convention center where walkers have taken off, they are out and about and on this journey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. i have moved, i'm now at 15th and jfk, three and a half mile mark from the convention center, they have about 16 and a half more miles to go. walkers are coming across the street as you can sianni besides these beads that i'm wearing and bright pink colors, one of the things that keeps everybody going is the cheering sections. i have a crew right here, they have cow bells. they are wearing the beads. they are cheering. they are even bringing their dogs out to say, and here's lewis, she's cheering her friend kristin on, right here. they are all very happy. lewis is here. you just gave someone a hug. >> that was my friend kristin. >> wonderful. >> so kristin, kristin's grandmother is a 20 year survivor. you were doing this walk with her previously. >> i did it three years before with her and she is at her seventh year. >> reporter: what does it mean for you to be out here. >> i love to come out and s

alex walker has more. two weekends ago, the musketeers scored one goal in a two-game set with bloomington. last week, the offense returned. three goals on tuesday at sioux falls. four on friday at omaha. sioux city 3-4 this season....hosting waterloo yesterday afternoon. late first period...already 2-0 musketeers....but waterloo answers on the power play....david cotton chips one past evan smith...blackhawks within one... second period now..mitch fossier the shot...matt steeves the deflection and in! sioux city back on top 3-1. but nick swaney responds for waterloo two minutes later....somehow sticks that in the back of the net....lead down to one.. later in the period...connor valesano has a golden opportunity with all kinds of space....but he is denied....wouldnt matter...sioux city wins it 7-5. early on in saturday's showdown with northwestern, jordan canzeri went down with an ankle injury. in came akrum wadley....and he did not disappoint in the hawkeye backfield. 26 carries, 204 yards and four scores.

lou: 3 women wing walkers, i have been rehearsing all day to say, that women wing whack walkers we -- releasing video high in the sky could they perform acrobatic stuns while strapped over a small aircraft in the countryside in england, the bright wing wing walkers. only flying women wing walkers. >> up next, a few thoughts on race for speaker of the house. new evidence that stricter gun control laws would not in anyway equal safer cities, that story ahead. stay with us. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes, along with diet and exercise. once-a-week tanzeum works by helping your body release its own natural insulin when it's needed. tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems. t

then after the second republican debate, it was wisconsin governor scott walker who quit the republican race for president. >> with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. >> so, so far after each of the republican debates we've had one of the major household name candidates for the republican presidential nomination quit the race. well, now, we're about to have the third debate tomorrow night. and i ask you, i beseech you, is no one else going to quit? apparently not. tomorrow will be the second consecutive republican debate in which former virginia governor jim gilmore has not only not allowed on the is taken, he's not even allowed at the kids' table. even so, jim gilmore is apparently not quitting the race. in fact this week gilmore called on marco rubio to quit the race. he said marco rubio should quit running for president because he's missed too.votes in the senate. jim gilmore though is apparently himself not quitting. if not jim gilmore, my best guess for who might quit next has been bobby jindal. when cnbc and the republican party announced their qualifying criter

offense came through, rob anderson, pj walker, and a couple of big third downs and a touchdown.wasn't perfect but we found a way to get it done and that was a really good team we beat. >> of course, temple's ranked and fresh off this win they are looking at notre dame but first thing first and that is a p-a-r-t-y and this will be a big weekend for that because this is historic, guys. they're in the done yet. >> they have a reason to party, my goodness. >> yes, definitely. >> not even just temple some people were tweeting me saying thinks only football team right now that is undefeated, so this is what we need. >> as we mentioned earlier they started playing football in temple in 1894, first time they have ever been seven and zero. big game next, notre dame. >>> on her first day without a law license pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane released what she claims are pornographic e-mails to the public. kathleen kane's spokesperson says the 48 e-mails are definitely pornographic and have racial over tones and mock and demean women. kane says her office found the e-mails on th