a lot of these walkers are survivors. they know every two minutes, somebody new is diagnosed with the disease and every dollar raised here will go to a cure. last year, more than $2 million raised. for now, at the susan gmp. kome camp, randy gyllenhaal. >> fight night, but did the bout live up to the hype? we'll have highlights. >>> plus this. the sweet sounds of success. how delaware students saved the music at their high school. >>> welcome back. here's a look at our radar and satellite. locally, another beautiful picture. we have been lucking out with our forecast the last several days straight. it continues today, too. we're looking at clouds this morning, overall, though, a mostly sunny forecast for the first half of the day. then just partly cloudy for the second half of the day. really nice conditions out there. on our planner, we go from 64 degrees this morning in philadelphia to 77 at 2:00. i think our forecast high right at 79 degrees. going to be beautiful. but it will be a little below average. the average thi

since walker hill is not subject to the curfew which puts the rest of the country to bed at midnight, it is a good place for night people. the bright golden moon restaurant features kimchi, a spicy korean dish, and gourmet delights to be consumed to the gentle strains of oriental string music. still another popular spot features western cuisine and a whole line of korean rockettes. unfortunately, the standards of sanitation that apply at walker still and at the luxury hotels do not extend throughout korean society. unfortunate, at least, for the american whose system is accustomed to more antiseptic conditions. it is suggested that on the local economy, the tourist exercise a certain amount of caution, stick to well cooked foods, avoid unpeeled fresh fruits and vegetables, tapwater, and drinks served with ice. drink only bottled beer, hot tea, or coffee. an american can travel the length and breadth of the republic of korea and be fed, providing he master the art of using chopsticks. there are many other sections of the country especially attractive to tourists, such as an island abou

and the lehigh val think morning, wacking to up cool, comfortable temperatures, great news for the walkers in this year's komen three day which kicks off today. and today is friday, august 25th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie is off. matt, meisha, keep an eye on things this morning. >> yes, we, are tgif you guys. funny, friday's, all so excited, get so exhausted at the same time after a long week. we know this is your monday. >> i'm more rest dollars and ready to go. >> hey, our construction workers out there, are tired, too, still out there on the roadways, lots of construction to get tonight nice dry roadways. >> dry roadways, no rain in the forecast for us, we will be looking great all weekends long, so keep our fingers crossed that we continue, rounds of applause from jim donovan, but it is going to be a very nice friday afternoon, waking up, unfortunately, to couple of showers. here on this friday morning, but overall, all of this precipitation it, gets out of here, most likely even before sunrise. sunrise is right around 6:20 or so. and i can't imagine tha

walker's attempts. we hope on your great support in this case and we hope for your very good cooperation. i want to say if moscow does not want to waste another chance on our negotiations, i'm confident that moscow should keep -- which is observed by all participants. this is the implementation of the security package, cease-fire of all russian forces. to ensure the immediate halt of forces in the territory and to ensure the access of the oec observers on the whole territory, including the territory which is not controlled by the ukrainian government. it's also very much important to talk about the release of hostages. as of today, we verified 130 hostages. you may know that in donetsk, i had meeting with relatives of the hostages, those in the occupied territories as well as those in the territory of the russian federation. we demand immediate progress on the release of the hostages. last but not the least, we exchanged our views with mr. secretary as for the presence of the international troops. we ar

you always meet other dog walkers, so i always felt safe there.ains sealed, the weapon, thought to be a knife, has yet to be recovered. the motive for this brutal attack remains unclear. let's bring you an update on one of the stories we will bringing you earlier. this is about a man whose body was found at his house a month after he had been reported missing. he was found dead at his home on saturday and the 64—year—old had been reported missing onjuly the 7th. a large—scale search had been held for him including divers, mountain rescue teams and police dogs. police scotland are now referring their handling of the case to the independent police watchdog, because the body, in the end, was found in the man's house. we are just hearing a statement from arnold mowat‘s family, saying "we are devastated by the loss of a loving husband and father. we are now trying to come to terms with what happened. we would like to thank eve ryo ne happened. we would like to thank everyone for the support we have received, but we now ask for our privacy to be respect

>> a paul walker statue here.s one foot. >> i had had this built in early june. >> he is attributing the drop in sharks to the fact to the fact he brought this statue. chad's back. >> i'm stoked to be here. honor to see you again. and you guys look more bronzed than ever. props to you for that. >> while they brought that one foot statue, chad is not satisfied. >> to be quite frank, the statue you made was too small. paul was a giant among men. and a one foot statue is not gigantic enough. >> he's got a solution. >> it needs to be 12 feet tall to ward off 12 times as many sharks and perhaps more importantly bring our country together times 12. >> you tell them, boo. >> yeah. he has designs. one of the potential see see that one from the wasist up. >> cuts him off in a weird spot. >> this one is better. you can see his legs. it's a better presentation. what is the council's reaction? >> i can speak ground for this one. it's hard to break ground on the pier, bro. >> it's a no. chad's not alone. he's got a buddy. >> y

these walkers started their three-day journey up in willow grove. by the end of today, they'll make it down to the navy yard. a lot of them are decking out their bikes and shoes in the color pink. we're live here at the breakfast tent where they're getting ready for the last leg of their journey very shortly. this three-day walk spans some 60 miles. last year, it raised more than $2 million for breast cancer research. so women and men here wear a lot of pink. you can't miss them as high hike up and down the local streets. today, you can spot them in and around center city. by the zoo, down kelly drive, down the parkway into old city before walking down to the navy yard. walkers tell us it's the encouragement from members of the public who stop them to say hello, give them encouragement through the tough stretches. >> people come out and support the walkers. there's a great street, all the families, they invite you in to use their restrooms. the walkers yesterday had a tough day. it was a lot of hills. they're really tired. today should be a good wal

according to walker, what had happened is that stonewall jackson ordered walker to wait to attack until jeb stuart could turn the enemies right. get around the right end of the enemy line, keep the union troops occupied there and then lee would send his forces straight at the union army on the northern end of the battlefield. so walker rides back to longstreet, longstreet basically says i didn't realize jackson was trying to do this so longstreet will delay the assault. but jackson surely is trying to do something on the northern end of the battlefield in conjunction with jeb stuart. it's also interesting to note that the entire day of september 17 if you look at the holy trinity of the army of northern virginia, all three, jeb stuart, james longstreet and stonewall jackson, they never go south of sharpsburg the entire day. all three of them are north. lee will only go south of sharpsburg later on in the day but he's mostly north of sharpsburg as well so the plan, the idea, is to get jeb stuart a decently-sized force, as many troops as he possibly could, about 4,000, 5,000 men and begin

these walkers are raising money for breast cancer. they started in willow grove. by later today, they will have walked all the way down to the navy yard. let me show you video from this morning. things kick aufd with a walk through the philadelphia zoo, stopping to take pictures with animals before being on their way. this three-day walk spans 60s and they raised $1.1 million this year for breast cancer research. a lot of these walkers have a personal connection. we caught up with jesse who's from denver. he did this walk with his mother in different cities for three years. she died last year. this will be his last walk without her. >> two things that drive me through this. it's making my mom proud, remembering her passion, her energy, everything that got her to power through these walks while going through treatment, while going through the things she dealing with. also, the fight that susan g. komen is fighting for, which is to find a cure for breast cancer. >> yesterday, the walker husband a difficult route. they had to go through manayunk and all those hills.

walkers. let's check in with bill and find out the kind of weather they can expect. >>> what time do they get underway. >> 7:00. >>> by then most of the shower that i'm tracking this morning will be done. we have a few rain drops that are coming through during the overnight hours. they will quickly move out. then we have another beauty. i know what you mean about that walk. usually rain or cold. this looks like perfect weather over the next few days. not only just today, but a really comfortable evening and then over the weekend we're in for great weather too. this is a shower activity. right now pretty dry in philadelphia. you can see a line of showers just getting ready to move out of berks county and the lehigh valley and into bucks county seeing light rain this morning. you might need windshield wipers and umbrella. few areas getting rain. central and southern delaware getting showers. the rest of the area is looking dry and going to dry out quickly today. 67 degrees right now in philadelp

according to walker what had happened is that stonewall jackson had ordered walker to wait to attack until jeb stuart could turn the enemies right, get around the right end of the enemy lean, keep the union troops occupied there and lee would send his forces straight at the union army. longstreet says i didn't realize jackson was trying to do this and so longstreet will delay his assault. so jackson surely is trying to do something in conjunction with jeb stewart. if you look at the holee trinity, so to speak, of the northern army of virginia, all three they never go north of sharpsberg the entire day. the plan, the idea is to get jeb stewart a sized force, and begin snaking his way along potomic river, turn the enemy's position and force them back or at least cause some havoc them in order for stonewall jackson to send his legions wens again out-the west woods. stewart is flanking columns. you can see highlighted there in red. it's only about $3,600 cavalry, not all that large. again, lee is looking for anything. grasping at straws, you could say, once again to try and gain the init

according to walker, what happened is that stonewall jackson had ordered walker to wait to attack until jeb stuart could turn the enemy's right, get around right end of the enemy line, keep the union troops occupied their, and then we would send his forces straight at the union army on the northern end of the battlefield. walker discusses this with long straight. long street says he does not realize jackson was trying to do that. jackson is surely trying to do something on the northern end of the battlefield in conjunction with jeb stuart. it is interesting to note the 17, ifday of september we look at the holy trinity of the army of northern virginia, all three never go south of sharpsburg the entire day. all three of them are north. lee will only go south of sharpsburg later on in the day. to get jeb stuart a decently sized force them as many as he possibly could, about five dozen men, and begin -- 5000 men, and begin staking his way along the potomac river in trying to get around the army, force them back across antietam toek or cause havoc there allow stonewall jackson to send his t

these walkers had to go up and down those big hills. today should be easier walking down the parkway into south philadelphia. right now, they're taking a tour of the animals and heading down to center city. we should note that every two minutes, somebody new is diagnosed with breast cancer. people know every dollar raised goes toward the tour. that's what keeps them going on this 60 mile trip throughout philadelphia. >> hi. switching gears now. we're going to talk more about tropical storm harvey. you can see the center of harvey sits just to the south of austin, but it's to the east of harvey that has become the major problem zone. as expected, it's the heavy rain that's led to catastrophic flooding right over the houston area where reports of more than 20 inches of rain have come in. i want to loop this from the last 24 hours to show you, this is a loop of how little harvey has moved for a day straight. also note the heaviest rain bands have almost consistently been over houston, and therein lies the problem with these areas seeing su

good luck to all the walkers. nbc 10 and telemundo are committed to helping clear the shelters. this morning look at local teens without a home are helping homeless cats and dogs. >> one philadelphia nonprofit is turning an tough upbringing to a win-win situation by hiring teenagers for an internship. all part of summer internship here. >> honestly, i was looking for a job. and i never thought i would find a job like this. >> growing up, the high schooler never had a dog or cat of his own. unable to have any pets while living in foster care most of his life. >> often articulate, they're just like us. they do feel that bond. helps them feel hope as the animals find homes and there's a future for them too. >> funded by donation, the program is hoping to expand. mark says the most rewarding part is when he helps a cat or dog find a place to call home. >>> right now. let's find out about the weather to come today. >> let's do that. check in with bill henley. most accurate forecast in the neighborhood. >> did you like yesterday? >> loved it. >> i thought so. no complaints yesterday.

back then, rifles were made with another trigger called the walker.50 lawsuits alleging injury or death related to that trigger, but argues it's always human error and never the gun's fault. has remington ever admitted wrongdoing? >> chaffin: never. you cannot admit wrongdoing when you have seven million of these things on the market. >> stahl: but according to a remington internal document, the company had evidence of the problem as early as 1975, when its own tests showed some of the model 700s firing without the trigger being pulled. and this 1979 document indicates the company considered a recall. that never happened, but a decade ago it did switch from the original walker trigger to the x-mark pro. >> chaffin: they admit under oath in recent testimony that the new model was brought about to the market because they had so many complaints with the older model, not that there was anything wrong with it. and it turns out the new model was actually worse than the old model for the first eight years they manufactured it. >> stahl: that's stunning. the

>> reporter: in san francisco wilson walker, kpix5. >> i hope he keeps on going for a long time. david pearlman, can you imagine a career that spans back before nasa was created? began writing about science in '57. think of the changes he's seen. good for him. >>> for us we've got fog around the bay area tonight, a factor tomorrow in the forecast because it will serve to cool things down inland, probably the coolest day of the summer for average highs inland. for the day concord hit 84 degrees, livermore 80 80 -- 82, oakland 69, san francisco 57. the clouds persist more at the shoreline. it's going to be slow to clear tomorrow. it will cool down to the 70s inland as this low pressure trough over the pacific northwest sags south. they've got rain in seattle from this overnight blast night and this morning. we'll get a few high clouds to thicken the marine layer and it will be slow to clear. even by 1:00 in the afternoon there's some slow clouds, but they melt away. we'll see persistent clouds, cooling off inland to the 70s tomorrow and warmer weather tuesday through saturday. ther

brooks koepka and rickie fowler have the firepower as does jimmy walker after battling lyme disease whichiven him fatigue at times. he is hoping to put health problems behind him. it is hard when you cannot get out there and get going. everyone likes time off from work, but i don't. i want to compete. if you cannot do it at your best it is difficult. another american going for the title is dustinjohnson. the world number one is a shadow of what he was before his fall on the eve of the mast is. things happen. -- masters. just when you feel like you are on top, things happen. but i am fighting back. i feel like are on top, things happen. but i am fighting back. ifeel like the are on top, things happen. but i am fighting back. i feel like the game is as good as it was. hopefully we will have a good weekend i will be there on sunday. the odds are long onjohnson winning the title on sundays to pick the sensible bet is with his countryman, jordan spieth. but we should know better than to rule out rory mcilroy. after all, as a promotional campaign proved earlier this week when he is at the top o

ok well let's discuss this further now i'm joined by our guest political observer andre walker good to have you on the program mr walker now what do you make of the tactics being used by the left wing activists such as showing up a planned right wing of lens do you think it's going to help prevent violence or only add to the tensions. well look all of your viewers have seen the pretty shocking images that you broadcast of people turning up calling themselves. but actually seeming to be dressed as far as themselves with the black clothing and their faces covered it just strikes me that if you turn up to any sort of public event with your face covered carrying some sort of a box then you'll not for the jets but political protests but rather to cause violence and i think what we see across america and indeed canada is just a very sad indictment of these people now in terms of whether the group should be banned i'm not sure necessarily the american government's going to be too keen on prescribing lots of organizations as terrorist organizations but certainly something needs to be done abou

so, walker insisted on wearing pants. as incredible of a surgeon as she was, and she was supposed to be pretty goodbye 19th-century standards, she probably didn't wash her hands, the thing that struck people more about mary edwards walker, was not how good of a surgeon that she was, but the fact that she wore pants. people always talk about her pants. it was the thing that obsessed them. here's one of her male colleagues. "the absurdity of the u.s. army appointing this medical monstrosity" -- and they are not talking about anything else wrong with her. there is nothing wrong with her, it is the fact that she is wearing pants that is freaking this guy out. "one dressed in that hybrid costume." clearly pants are clearly too much for people to handle. right? she also becomes a prisoner of war towards the end of the war, she becomes a prisoner of war. she gets taken captive and serves as a pow in richmond. and for that, the other thing about her getup that is so interesting -- what about right there? what has she got on her j

two red guards, kyle walker, was that a red card? next question.on't you answer that, do you think it was not a red card? next question. the second red card for morgan schneiderlin, do you think that was a red card? no comment. thank you. i don't say we deserved all the three points. i say by halftime 1—0 up, 11 everton players against ten of city, but even with one less player on the pitch they have that high quality on the ball and they can make it difficult but i think we had a tactical, good game. unlucky goal. they didn't create a lot of open chances. they had still the domination in the game and in the counter—attack. i think we had some opportunities but finally it's a good point and we worked hard for that point and it's a good result. let's take you through some of the other results now. in spain's la liga, levante beat villarreal i—o. and in the later kick off eibar won away from home against malaga. next, an england footballer who accused the national team manager of discrimination has given her first tv interview. striker eni aluko clai

this is walker everybody. >> hi, walker. >> walker is nine months and loves watching fox5. >> aww. >>nts while they prepare to get ready for the d day. >> i'm sorry i'm in love and it's melancholy because i'll never see walker again. >> never say never. >> okay. >> right. >> yeah. maybe all of a sudden -- i'm always amaze the the people that will come up to me. my so and so was my first 55 years ago. now look at him. >> do you promise. >> yeah. >> hopefully we'll see each other in person. we love the smile. >> walker is pointing to the smile. >> super duper cuteness. his dad mikey calls walker the sunshine we can see that lights up the world. >> he's lighting up my world right now. >> can we lose the banner at the bottom it looks like he's pointing out his teeth maybe. >> doesn't it look like it. >> well, he's giving the thumbs up. >> that's what it is. all right. >> we need to see it. can you drop the banner, please. >> can we lose the banner at the bottom so we can see the thumbs up. >> it's so cute. >> he's convinced walker pop is the hardest -- we are the hardest working news crew

scott walker is claiming now that the great thing about this is that it will generate one hundred eighty one million dollars of annual tax revenue from ancillary businesses which sounds a lot like a stadium deal yeah you know what doesn't make sense to you want to spend two hundred fifty million dollars of taxpayer money to go back a hundred i was. approached the right no but it would seem to me you'd be better off letting those people go out on the employment welfare just for the bill that way it would be cheaper right there as it is to see that there are only so it would cost you that much to do that but she. was. right and she when they go on a myth. pain trail they just distort numbers they come up with these numbers and when you delve into the numbers they're bogus you know when you get through it all but they can pull numbers out of the hat now of all the job creation that's going on just like when donald trump talks about restoring the coal jobs well right there's way more people at sears and a lot more trouble than the coal people are out and there's a lot more workers than the a

republican powers been mark walker -- republican congressman mark walker used to represent that districthe district i represent in central north carolina at one time was the largest textile district in the country. when the president talks about getting these trade deals correct, the people i represent are fully supportive of that. they understand that, rightfully or wrongfully, leaning think on -- blaming things on nafta. after it was passed, we lost many textile jobs. we want to make sure that it is something that is bringing back -- to continue bringing back manufacturing jobs to north carolina. david: let me ask you about some of these tweets and the commentary focused on trade. the president over the weekend that reason specter he might pull out of nafta. you and i talked about the trade riskier and the health of the u.s. economy. how would you give credence to that versus looking at what the secretary of commerce is doing in the u.s. trade representative is doing and the fact that these negotiations continue with mexico and canada? >> there's a lot of heat and light and noise. i do

>> this man is greg walker. that's an 18-pound striped bass on the sacramento river near pittsburg on his boat named -- on the rocks! [ laughter ] >> i don't know if that boat is named after a cocktail or shipwreck. but whatever he is doing, craig walker, keep it up! you think you can do better than craig? send us your fishing pictures to the catchoftheday@kpix.com and -- >> good fighting pitch. >> on the rocks. >> great name. >> all right. >>> thank you. coming up in our next half- hour, business leaders breaking ties with president trump. executives resign in protest. well, the president hits back. the new fallout over his comments on charlottesville. >> i'd rather have my child but by golly if i got to give her up, we're gonna make it count. >> turning anger into action. the mother of the woman killed in charlottesville makes an emotional plea for her daughter's legacy. >> and bullets fly on a bay area freeway. what we're learning about the second shooting on interstate 880 in 48 hours. food. water. internet.

russell walker has the store you will only see on kpix 5 . >> it is nothing new for us to see this in pieces . >> reporter: there is no way to say how many bikes were dismembered this weekend, but this one is certainly getting the most attention. one of the ford-sponsored bikes. >> i love it. >> reporter: it may be a hit with taurus, but some mission residents are not so enthusiastic. >> they are collecting the data to let ford know where to put their chariot shuttlebus. >> reporter: this person opposes the ford bike pods. he has seen the photo and the threat of cheers it is drawing on social media a strike against a vehicle of gentrification. >> many people are saying this is what happens when that kind of company comes into this neighborhood. t'challa dolores park you'll find every one of these has had the back tire clipped. >> we are just fed up. >> reporter: the director says thbike blowback meom the long simmering through of neighborhood frustrations. >> this is a larger issue from the folks that are making decisions and that is what we are asking. >> in general i agree with that

today thousands will arrive to begin the 2017 journey, set upstarts around 5:00, walkers will arrive between 6:00 and 6:30 and then it all begins. opening ceremonies start at 7:00 and that is where things get emotional, participants honored those who inspired them to get involved in the event. each participant has to raise a minimum of $2,300 which has helped susan komen three day race, more than 820 million-dollar, nationally since the three day event lawn inched 2003. number just over 2 million from the philadelphia event alone. it is a huge event in the city , back out here live you can see some set up is already underway. we are live here at willow grove park mall, again more activity as morning goes on but walkers should arrive in the next hour or so karen. >> this is so much fun, i love it. thank you. >>> here's something that is not that good though vandals spray paint a school with the racial slurs. >> this just keeps on happening why police want to find them before they strike again. >>> habitat for humanity does amazing work and now they need help of its own what cold heart

the place runners, walkers and community members have gathered to take a stand against violence and stand up for victims of all crimes. >> the fact that it was a stranger, a random act of violence is very disheartening and scary and uncomfortable. >> reporter: police are still looking for the man who sexual assaulted the jogger earlier this month. sky force 10 over the scene where detectives scoured the for evidence. >> i am concerned about her, just what she went through. >> reporter: kim farmer no longer walks alone after the attack on a young jogger. she brings her 16-year-old son with her. solidarity run organizers have teamed up with victim services center of montgomery county, which offers services to crime victims and families. they utilize this park for events and believe there's no better time to take a stand than now. >> what's important for society and our community to know is that we need to believe and support survivors. many don't feel like they can come forward and talk about this and get the services that they deserve. >> there's about 100 walkers and joggers out here so f

kpix 5's wilson walker has the storeonly on 5. -- story only on 5. >> bikes are stripped. it is nothing knew for us. >> reporter: no telling how many bikes were stolen, tripped or dismembered in the mission this weekend. this is getting the most attention. the ford sponsored bike rolled out as part of the city's bike sharing. maybe a hit with tourist but mission residents are not so enthusiastic. >> clecking the data to let ford know where to place the buses. >> reporter: he opposes the ford bike pods and why he doesn't snort vandalism he has seen the photo ask the cheers it is drawing on social media of a bike stripping celebration. >> a lot of people are saying see, you know, this is what could happen when that company tries to come into the neighborhood. >> reporter: it wasn't just that bike. you will find that every one of the ford bikes have had the back tire flattened. >> we rented one and noticed the line was -- >> we are fed up. this is, like, this is it. >> reporter: gallery director says the blow back comes from the brew over neighborhood frustrations, from evict

wilson walker talks to anchor's ceo, who says the famous brewery on potrero hill will keep running just like before. >> the recipes and business won't change. the way we're making them won't change. >> reporter: and a day in which the neighborhood smells like the brewery, sudden word that anchor has been sold to sapporo holdings in tokyo. >> we are super excited that we have found a partner who really wants to take this brewery forward and continue the legacy of anchor. >> reporter: sounding upbeat, president and ceo keith gregerson says it helped anchor out of a common brewing jam. >> there are thousands of these small guys out there making great beers. and you have the big guys coming in on the top. and it's the guys in the middle that have to make some decisions. what should they do? >> reporter: this is of course a trend in the world of craft beer. petaluma-based lagunitas just became fully owned by heinekin. and asheville north carolina's wicked weed sold to inbev so what's driving this? >> we have seen a slowdown in overall production growth and secondly we have seen a tremendous

scott walker, faced a recall vote and protests and he pushed through some laws. wisconsin's rate is at 3.1% of the lowest in the united states. some of those changes helping the state recover from the lost of those plants. we'll speak with government walker coming up at closing bell at 3:00 p.m. >> brian, what was the unemployment rate a year ago in wisconsin? >> reporter: which county? >> well, you said it was 3.1, right? >> you referenced that was that in wisconsin or nicosia county >> reporter: that's wisconsin. you put me on the spot 4.7, i think it is right around that. >> it is interesting to me of the poll numbers that you cited and whether they are right or wrong, i have no idea. in our previous interview there was a young man that says all these jobs are coming back what jobs have come back >> reporter: well, from his perspective because i think marcus, there are more opportunities for him, maybe he has the impression jobs are coming back. the reality is since governor walker passed this manufacturing tax credits, some critics have said there is no manuf

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