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Victim, suspect identified in fatal Riviera Beach Shooting - Duration: 1:20.
VIERA
BEACH WITHT THE NEWEST
INFORMATION.
JIMMIE?
JIMMY: A HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION
IS UNDERWAY.
THE TWO MEN WHO LIVED INSIDE
THIS HOME GOT INTO AN ARGUMENT.
THAT ESCALATED, LEADING TO
GUNFIRE AND ONE PERSON DEAD.
AROUND 7:30 THIS MORNING,
RIVERIA BEACH POLICE WERE CALLED
TO THIS HOME ON WEST 7TH STREET.
WHEN DETECTIVES ARRIVED, THEY
FOUND 41-YEAR-OLD ALFONSO
RODRIGUEZ LYING ON THE FLOOR
WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND.
HE WAS CONFIRMED DEAD BY FIRE
RESCUE A SHORT TIME LATER.
POLICE SAY RODRIGUEZ LIVED AT
THE HOME WITH THE SUSPECT JOSE
CHACON AND SEVERAL OTHER MEN.
AFTER INTERVIEWING THOSE MEN,
INVESTIGATORS WERE ABLE TO
OBTAIN A SEARCH WARRANT AND TAKE
CHACON INTO CUSTODY.
HE'S NOW FACING ONE COUNT OF
FIRST DEGREE MURDER AND TWO
COUNTS OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
WITH A DEADLY WEAPON
THEY DESCRIBED A VERY TENSE
MOMENTS.
THEY SAID IT COULD HAVE BEEN
MUCH THAT COULD HAVE ENDED MUCH
DIFFERENTLY.
WE WILL HAVE THAT INTERVIEW
COMING UP ON WPBF 35 NEWS.
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Math lovers put their skills to the test at the 2017 Mathletics Competition - Duration: 2:11.
HAPPENING TODAY, SOME NUMBER
CRUNCHING IN SALINAS.
HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS COMPETED IN
THE 49TH ANNUAL MATH-LETICS
COMPETITION AT HARTNELL COLLEGE,
PUTTING THEIR MATH SKILLS TO THE
TEST.
ACTION NEWS REPORTER BIANCA
BELTRAN HAS THE STORY.
9:00 A.M. SATURDAY MORNING,
THESE KIDS AREN'T SLEEPING IN OR
WATCHING TV.
THEY ARE PUTTING THEIR MATH
SKILLS TO THE TEST.
>> I JUST REALLY LOVE MATH AND
SCIENCE, BECAUSE IT INTERPRETS
THE WAY THE WORLD AROUND US SO
WELL AND MAKES -- EVERYTHING
MAKES SENSE.
>> PROBLEM-SOLVING IS COLD TO
ME.
>> I LIKE BEING ABLE TO FIGURE
IT OUT.
>> NOT ONLY ARE THEY SPENDING A
SATURDAY HERE, BUT THEY ALSO
PRACTICE WITH THEIR COACHES ALL
THE TIME.
THIS IS AFTER SCHOOL, BEFORE
SCHOOL.
BIANCA: CHRISTOPHER CAN'T GET
ENOUGH OF IT
>> FAVORITE MATT SUBJECT WOULD
HAVE TO BE ANYTHING THAT
INVOLVES PI.
I AM TAKING ONLINE COURSES FOR
BYU.
I AM LEARNING ABOUT STATISTICS,
DATA VARIATION.
THAT IS REALLY FUN.
ANYTHING THAT INVOLVES NUMBER IS
FUN.
BIANCA: WHILE THESE ARE THE BEST
AND BRIGHTEST STUDENTS, THE
LATEST REPORT FROM THE MONTEREY
COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION SHOWS
THERE IS IMPROVEMENT ACROSS ALL
GRADE LEVELS IN MATH, UP 4% FROM
THE PREVIOUS YEAR.
PROFESSOR SCOTT SAYS HE'D LIKE
TO SEE MORE STUDENTS GETTING
INVOLVED.
>> BASED ON SOCIOECONOMIC
CONDITIONS, THERE IS EVERYTHING
FROM LANGUAGE ISSUES TO SUPPORT
OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM.
IT IS -- WOULD BE NICE TO SEE
THAT ALL KIDS HAVE THE SAME
OPPORTUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN
MATH.
BIANCA: BETWEEN QUADRATIC
FORMULAS AND DERIVATIVES, THESE
WHIZ KIDS ALSO LEARNED A FEW
LIFE LESSONS ALONG THE WAY.
>> I WOULD SAY TO PERSIST,
BECAUSE THE MORE YOU DO MATH,
THE MORE YOU WILL GET IT.
>> JUST KEEP TRYING.
MATH IS HARD.
IT WILL BE HARD.
I LEARNED THAT IF YOU JUST KEEP
TRYING, YOU DISCOVER THINGS THAT
YOU DIDN'T KNOW WERE THERE.
BIANCA: REPORTING IN SALINAS,
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Second suspect arrested in South Sacramento double shooting - Duration: 1:57.
ARE
FOLLOWING A SECOND SUSPECT HAS
BEEN ARRESTED IN THE DOUBLE
MURDER OF TWO TE BROTHERS,
21-YEAR-OLD RICHARD TURNED
HIMSELF IN FOR THE MURDERS AND
FOR THE MURDER O 15-YEAR-OLD.
HE IS LIFE OUTSIDE THE JAIL FOR
MORE.
>> THIS ARREST COMES AS A RELIEF
TO THE VICTIMS FAMILIES WHO
CONTINUE TO MOURN THE BROTHERS
AT THE SPOT THEY WERE KILLED.
>> A GROWING MEMORIAL F DANIEL
SITS BESIDE THEIR GRANDMOTH,
SHE IS NOT READY TO LEAVE THE
PLACE WHERE THEY WERE GUNNED
DOWN.
>> WE USED TO COME AND SEE THEM
ALL THE TIME.
I STILL FEEL CLOSE HERE.
>> THIS IS WHERE SHE FEELS
COMFORTABLE.
THEY ARE LIKE HER CHILDREN.
>> YESTERDAY AS THEY PLACED
CANDLES AT THIS STAND, THEY
CELEBRATED THE NEWS OF A ARREST
MADE TODAY A SECOND SUSPECT
TURNED HIMSELF IN.
>> MY HEART IS POUNDING, I AM
GOING TO BRING THEM BACK.
IT IS SOME KIND OF CLOSURE.
>> FOR THE GRANDMOTHER AND
BRINGS NOT ONLY HOPE BU ALSO
ANSWERS TO WHAT REALLY HAPPENED.
SHERIFF'S SA THE MURDER WAS NOT
RANDOM.
>> WE WANT TO FIND OUT WHY THEY
DID THIS TO THE BOYS.
HOPEFULLY THEY WILL SAY WHAT
REALLY WENT ON.
FOR NOW THEY CONTINUE TO MOURN
THESE TW LIVES, GRATEFUL THEY
ARE OFF THE STREET.
>> THEY ARE NOT OUT HERE TO HURT
SOMEBODY ELSE.
AT LEAST WE ARE HAPPY FOR THAT.
>> BOTH SUSPECTS REMAIN HERE IN
THE COUNTY JAIL.
THEY ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR BAIL
AND ARE SAID TO BE ARRAIGNED.
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Watch your local evening forecast on KSBW 05.13.17 - Duration: 3:41.
>> NOW, KSBW WEATHER WITH
METEOROLOGIST FERDINAND HOLUM.
FERDINAND: IT WAS WINDY OUT
THERE.
HE TEMPERATURES IN SANTA CRUZ
WERE OK, NOT TOO TERRIBLY COOL.
IN THE HILLS, UPPER 60'S.
WATSONVILLE A LITTLE BIT COOLER
AT 65.
MONTEREY PENINSULA TODAY, MIDDLE
TOP -- TO UPPER 60'S.
A LOW FOR CARMEL VALLEY, 41.
CHILLY TEMPERATURES OVERNIGHT
LAST NIGHT.
68 IN KING CITY.
IN THE SANTA CLARA VALLEY,
TEMPERATURES MID-60'S TO UPPER
60'S.
HERE IS A BEAUTIFUL SHOT.
SKYCAM 8 SOLEDAD.
NOT A CLOUD IN SIGHT.
THE TREES ARE STARTING TO TURN
BROWN.
TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW, SANTA
CRUZ, 65.
56 FOR MONTEREY.
STILL PRETTY BREEZY, ANYWHERE
FROM 10 TO 15 TO 20 MILES PER
HOUR.
IT IS OFF OF THE OCEAN, THE COOL
BREEZE COMING OUT OF THE NORTH.
HERE IS YOUR SETUP.
A LOT OF RAIN SHOWERS IN THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
WE ARE UNDER THIS BROAD TROUGH.
WE ARE GOING TO SEE COOLER
TEMPERATURES, THIS AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE IS GOING TO SLIDE DOWN
AND GIVE US A CHANCE OF RAIN ON
TUESDAY.
IF YOU ARE TIRED OF COOL
WEATHER, A WARM-UP BEGINS
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY.
PROBABLY WEDNESDAY IN LATE AND
ON THE COAST WE WILL SEE THE
WARMING THURSDAY.
A RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE STARTS
TO BUILDING.
SEA BREEZE IN FULL EFFECT
OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.
WE WILL START TO SEE SOME CLOUDS
THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT HOURS AND
THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING.
TOMORROW MORNING, PARTLY CLOUDY.
WINDS DIE OUT A LITTLE BIT AND
WILL PICK UP TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
MICROCAST SHOWS LIGHT RAIN OVER
THE DIABLO RANGE.
IT IS GOING TO BE BREEZY AGAIN
TOMORROW AFTERNOON WITH CLOUDS.
TOMORROW, UPPER 50'S AND LOW
60'S WERE SENTENCES GO.
-- FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
IN THE SANTA CLARA VALLEY,
MID-60'S FOR YOUR HIGHS TOMORROW
AFTER LOWS IN THE 40'S.
IN THE SALINAS VALLEY, SALINAS
WILL TOP OUT AT 62 DEGREES,
PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.
KING CITY, 68 DEGREES.
MID-60'S FOR GONZALEZ, SOLEDAD,
AND GREENFIELD.
ON THE MONTEREY PENINSULA, UPPER
50'S AND LOW 60'S.
PRETTY MUCH WHAT WE SAW TODAY,
ALTHOUGH PROBABLY A FEW MORE
CLOUDS TOMORROW.
SLIGHTLY WARMER FOR CARMEL
VALLEY.
IN THE HILLS, LOW TO MID 60'S.
CLOSE OF BEACHES, MID TO UPPER
60'S.
WATSONVILLE COMING IN AT 65.
HERE IS YOUR KSBW EIGHT DAY
FORECAST.
CLOUDS WILL BE ON THE INCREASE.
TEMPERATURES WILL BE STUDIED A
FIRST THREE DAYS.
A CHANCE OF RAIN TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY, A FEW CLOUDS.
WE START TO CLEAR THINGS UP
THURSDAY AND IT WILL WARM-UP.
STARTING THURSDAY, IT WILL BE
WORTH IT.
80'S ARE FOR THE INLAND VALLEY
LOCATIONS.
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7A State Baseball Semifinals - Duration: 1:23.
AND UPDATES FROM
AROUND THE AREA.
AJ: SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAY.
THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF STORMY
WEATHER.
THE FANS WERE REALLY EXCITED TO
BE SITTING IN THE SUNSHINE
WATCHING BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, AND
SOCCER. FIRST UP, 7A BASEBALL.
FAYETTEVILLE AND HARBER TAKING
PLAYING EACH OTHER FOR THE
CHANCE TO TAKE ON CABOT AT BAUM
STADIUM.
WE PICK UP THE ACTION IN THE
THIRD WILDCATS UP 2-0.
MAKE THAT THREE, THANKS TO BLAKE
ADAMS.
HE BLOOPS ONE INTO LEFT FIELD
FOR AN R.B.I. SINGLE.
LET'S JUMP TO THE FOURTH.
HARBER PILING IT ON.
JACOB ALL YOUNG'S DOUBLES OFF
THE LEFT FIELD WALL TO ADD YET
ANOTHER RUN.
FAYETTEVILLE TRYING TO KEEP THE
LEAD MANAGEABLE.
THEY DID PRETTY WELL UP UNTIL
THAT POINT THIN HAZE COX --
HAYES COX TRIES TO GET WILLIAMS
LEADING OFF. THAT GOES INTO
CENTER FIELD.
NOW HARBER HAS THEIR FIFTH RUN
ONLY 90 FEET AWAY FROM HOME
-- HOME.
AND SHORTLY AFTER COLLIN KOZAK
KNOCKS A SINGLE TO RIGHT TO
BRING HIM HOME
BULLDOGS DO GET A RUN BUT HARBER
GETS THE WIN 8-1 THE FINAL
FINAL. THEY WILL FACE CAP. --
THEY'LL FACE CABOT IN THE FINAL
ELSEWHERE GREENWOOD TAKES DOWN
MARION 4-3.
MELBOURNE AND PEA RIDGE IS JUST
GETTING UNDERWAY AND THE
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The Swirl Podcast - Now That's What I Call Music - Duration: 2:30.
Hi, I'm Ruby.
And I'm Kodi.
And this is the Swirl.
My god.
I was just thinking about something.
I want to make you feel good.
Okay.
Now, I know that your husband is responsible for your orgasms.
Hi, Ruby's mom.
Oh my god.
I serve a role as like the court jester in this whole situation, right?
For sure.
You definitely fill a love language, a need in my life.
Thank you for that.
Glad someone appreciates me.
I just wanted to share with you my go to whenever I need an instant mood boost.
Okay, tell me.
So the thing that I do is I add quacking or duck sounds to any song and I swear to you
that it will change your life.
You ready?
Yes, I think so.
For instance, Brandy has a song called "Baby."
Umm hmm.
And when I do it, it sounds like this: "Baby, baby, baby, baby, don't you know that
you're so fine!"
That was actually a sheep, but you know what I'm saying.
You can do anything with it.
Did you notice it sounded like Britney Spears drowning?
Speaking of which, you can do Britney Spears.
Okay, speaking of which, here's my rendition of "Baby, One More Time."
"Baby, baby, how was I supposed.. to know that something wasn't right here."
The thing that's the most amazing about this is that I have no doubt, no doubt, that this
is definitely something you do alone in your apartment or in the shower or getting ready
in the morning, is like you...
I can just picture it fitting seamlessly into your life, which makes it that much better
for me.
I grew up as an introvert, so clearly, I spent a lot of time alone and inside myself.
This is the kind of thing that comes out.
Okay, I've got one more for you.
Alright, I'll take it more current.
We'll be more pop.
Okay.
You know, Rihanna, the Bajan beauty.
Here's "Needed Me."
Next on America's Top Forty.
"You needed me."
I'm going to pee my pants.
I can't handle this.
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Deputy, Officer killed in fiery Modesto crash - Duration: 4:20.
KCRA 3 NEWS A 5:00 P.M.
STARTS RIGHT NOW.
>> A CRASH IN MODESTO KILLS A
STANISLAUS COUNTY SHERIFF
DEPUTY, AND EIGHT SERVICE
OFFICER, BOTH WERE VETERANS OF
THE DEPARTMENT.
>> JASON WAS A WELL LIK
DEPUTY, WITH THE OPERATIONS
SIDE, ROCHELLE WAS ONE OF THOSE
OFFICERS WHO WENT THE EXTRA MILE
TO HELP HER COWORKERS.
>> THIS CRASH HAPPENED THIS
MORNING SHORTLY AFTER 8:0 P.M.
WHEN THE TWO RESPONDED TO A
BURGLARY CALL, JASON GARDNER WAS
A VETERAN OF THE DEPARTMENT.
WITH THEM WAS ROCHELLE, SHE HAD
BEEN WITH THE DEPARTMENT FOR 15
YEARS AS A COMMUNITY SERVICES
OFFICER.
>> OUR CONDOLENCES GO OUT TO THE
FAMILIES, I WOULD ASK YOU TO
HONOR THEM AND KEEP THEM IN YOUR
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.
>> KCRA3 MAX RESNIK I OUT ON
THE SCENE WITH THE DETAILS.
>> GOOD EVENING, WE WILL GET TO
THOSE DETAILS IN A SECOND, THE
PROCESSION TAKING PLACE JUS
BEHIND US WITH MULTIPLE LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, ACCORDING
TO THE STANISLAUS SHERIFF'S
COUNTY THEY ARE GOING TO PULL
THE CAR WHICH STILL HAS THE
BODIES OF THEM IN THE CORNER
FACILITY.
THEN THEIR BODIES WILL BE
REMOVED, THIS WILL BE A
INVESTIGATION THAT IS GOING TO
PROVE A LITTLE BIT OF INSIGHT
INTO WHAT IS HAPPENING.
CHP CHOSE THE MOMENTS OF WHAT
HAPPENED UPON WAS BEFORE THE
CRASH.
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO APPEARS TO
SHOW THE MOMENTS LEADING UP TO
THE DEADLY CRASH IN A STANISLAUS
COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPUTY AND A
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER, YOU
CAN SEE THE WHITE SUV AT THE TOP
NORTHBOUND ON CROWS LANDING
ROAD.
FOLLOW BY A CLOUD OF DUST.
>> IT WAS LIKE A REAL LOUD
EXPLOSION SOUND.
>> PATRICK LIVES NEAR OF THE
CRASH OCCURRED.
>> BY THE TIME I GOT BACK UP
HERE AND I LOOKED OUT MY WINDOW
THAT IS WHE I SAW THE BLACK
SMOKE COMING OFF OF THE VEHICLE.
>> THE DEPARTMENT SAYS THE
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER AND
DEPUTY WERE ONTO A BURGLARY
CALL.
>> FOR AN UNKNOWN REASON THEY
CRASHED INTO A BUILDING.
>> THEY HAD THE AUTO RECORDS AND
LANDED UP ON A ANOTHER STRUCTURE
AND ENDED ON FIRE.
>> WE HEARD THAT AN OFFICER WAS
KILLED THAT IS THE WORST NEWS.
>> EIGHT IDENTIFY THE DEPUTY AS
A NINE-YEAR VETERAN AND THE
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER AS A
15 YEAR VETERAN OR >> WE ARE IN
THE DEPARTMENT BUT WE STILL KNOW
EACH OTHER.
IT IS HARD.
WE HAD A DEPUTY KILLED JUST A
FEW MONTHS AGO, WE ARE STILL
HEALING FROM THAT.
>> THE DEPARTMENT SAYS ROCHELLE
WAS WITH HIM AS PART OF A
TRAINING EXERCISE, HERE'S GOING
TO BE THE LEAD TURNING OFFICER
IN THE DEPARTMENT.
THE CRASHES BEING INVESTIGATED
BY THE LEAD TEAM OUT OF FRESNO.
AGAIN IF YOU ARE LOOKING LIVE AT
THE PROCESSION THAT IS ABOUT TO
TAKE PLACE OF MULTIPLE LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FROM THE
AREA.
IT IS GOING TO INVOLVE HOLDING
THAT VEHICLE OUT OF THE CRASH
SCENE.
THEN TAKING THEM TO THE CORONER
FACILITY.
AT THIS POINT WE CAN TELL YOU
THE WHOLE TO DEPUTY AND THE
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER ARE
SURVIVED BY THEIR SPOUSES AND
THEIR CHILDREN.
REPORTING LIVE IN MODESTO, MAX
RESNIK.
>> THAT VIDEO IS VERY HARD TO
WATCH, CHP GIVING ANY INDICATION
OF WHAT LED TO THIS CRASH?
>> AT THIS POINT THEY ARE STILL
IN AN EARLY STAGE OF THIS
INVESTIGATION.
HE SAID THAT HE DID SEE THE
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO BUT SAID IT
WOULD BE TOO EARLY TO SPECULATE
ON THE CAUSE OF THE CRASH.
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Fallen soldier honored; remains returned to family after 66 years - Duration: 1:57.
WAS ALL THE
PERREAULT
FAMILY HAD OF
THEIR BELOVED
SON, BROTHER,
AND UNCLE.
NAT- AND THAT'S
UNCLE GEORGE
ARMY CPL
GEORGE
PERREAULT
SERVED IN THE
KOREAN WAR. IN
1951, HIS UNIT
FACED INTENSE
COMBAT AND HE
WENT MISSING.
NAT- THAT'S HIS
LETTER HOME
THE FAMILY KEPT
HIS LETTERS,
AND THE
TELEGRAMS
FROM THE US
GOVERNMENT,
TELLING HIS
PARENTS HE
WENT MISSING IN
ACTION. THREE
YEARS LATER -
THE
GOVERNMENT
DECLARED HIM
DEAD, BUT THERE
WAS NO BODY
FOR HIS LOVED
ONES TO BURY.
KAREN- WE'VE
ALWAYS HOPED
THAT WE WOULD
SOMEDAY BRING
BACK UNCLE
GEORGE
SATURDAY, HIS
NIECE KAREN
O'BRIENS PRAYS
CAME TRUE. HIS
BODY WAS
BURIED NEXT TO
HIS PARENTS AT A
CEMETERY IN
WINOOSKI.
NAT HORN
KAREN- I KNOW
MY PARENTS, MY
GRANDPARENTS,
MY AUNT ARE
LOOKING DOWN
FROM HEAVEN
AND ARE SAYING
FINALLY YOU
HAVE HIM HOME..
AND THAT'S IT
CRAY- TO
RECOGNIZE THE
SACRIFICE THAT
HE MADE ON
BEHALF OF THIS
NATION. IT'S
CLOSURE FOR
THE FAMILY THAT
THEY ARE ABLE
TO BURY HIS
REMAINS HERE IN
WINOOSKI
WHERE HE GREW
UP
THE VERMONT
NATIONAL GUARD
CONDUCTED THE
MILITARY
HONORS,
NAT GUNS
AND PRESENTED
THE FAMILY HIS
PURPLE HEART.
NAT- FOR
WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN
ACTION
RESULTING IN HIS
DEATH AS A
PRISONER OF
WAR
THERE ARE MANY
FAMILIES LIKE
GEORGE
PERREAULT'S
STILL WAITING
FOR ANSWERS.
THE DEFENSE
DEPARTMENT
SAYS ALMOST 8
THOUSAND
SERVICE
MEMBERS FROM
THE KOREAN
WAR ALONE ARE
STILL
UNACCOUNTED
FOR BUT THEY
ARE WORKING
HARD TO
REUNITE THEM
WITH THEIR
FAMILIES.
CRAY- IT'S GONNA
TAKE A LONG
TIME BUT IT IS A
PROMISE THAT
OUR NATIONS
MADE TO THE
FAMILIES THAT
WE WILL BRING
THEM HOME
WHEN WE CAN
KAREN- IT GIVES
PEOPLE HOPE
WHEN THEY
KNOW SOMEONE
LOCAL HAS HAD
THE GOOD
EXPERIENCE OF
HAVING
SOMEBODY
BROUGHT HOME
NOW HE'S HOME.
A MEMORIAL
KAREN SAYS SHE
WILL NEVER
FORGET, TO
HONOR A MAN
WHO MADE THE
ULTIMATE
SACRIFICE. IN
WINOOSKI ABBY
ISAACS NBC5
NEWS.
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Back To School Kids Game Baby Play & Learn Numbers Colors & Shapes Education Care Games for Kids - Duration: 12:30.
For more infomation >> Back To School Kids Game Baby Play & Learn Numbers Colors & Shapes Education Care Games for Kids - Duration: 12:30. -------------------------------------------
Thousands walk for a cure for breast cancer - Duration: 2:21.
10
VICTIMS IN CALIFORNIA COUNTIES.
SACRAMENTO WAS A SEA OF PICK UP
AT CAL EXPO SUSAN G. KOMEN RACE.
AS KRISTEN SIMOES SHOWS US
THOUSANDS CAME UP TO RAISE MONEY
AND FIGHT BREAST CANCER.
>> 4000 PEOPLE EACH OF THEM HERE
FOR THEIR OWN REASON, EACH
AFFECTED IN THEIR OWN WAY
AFFECTED BY BREAST CANCER.
>> WE DO THIS EVERY YEAR.
QUESTION WAS WITH US UNTIL LAST
YEAR, WE MISS HER VERY MUCH.
WE HOPE THAT ALL OF THIS HELPS
NO ONE HAVE TO GO THROUGH THIS.
>> INFERENCE THAT A LOT OF
EMOTIONS.
>> YOU THINK YOU IS HOW BLESSED
YOU ARE TO BE HERE.
QUESTION IS WALKING HER 16TH
RACE FOR THE.
THE DO IT EACH YEAR FOR THE
OUTPOURING OF SUPPORT IN THE
ABILITY TO PLAY A ROLE IN
FIGHTING ANSWERS.
>> I AM GRATEFUL TO RACE THESE
SO THAT WE WILL NOT HAVE TO HAVE
THESE BLOCKS AND TO HAVE THE
SITUATION THAT WE ALL CAN JUST
LIVE HEALTHY HAPPY LIVES.
>> THIS YEAR'S EVENT RECENTLY
HALF $1 MILLION FOR RESEARCH AND
TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER.
ONE IN EVERY A WOMAN WILL BE
DIAGNOSED IN HER LIFETIME.
GEORGIA JUST HAVE THE DIAGNOSIS
MONTHS AGO.
>> I HAD MY SURGERY IN JANUARY,
THIS IS ALL PRETTY NEW IN THE
LAST FIVE MONTHS.
IT IS FOR PATIENTS AND SURVIVORS
AND FOR THE MANY MEN AND WOMEN
WILL BE DIAGNOSED JUST THIS
YEAR.
ORGANIZERS SAY THIS EVENT IS SO
IMPORTANT.
>> I WOULD LIKE TO SEE US OUT OF
A JOB BECAUSE HE FOUND THE CURE.
THE REASON THAT WE ALL DO THIS
IS BECAUSE OF OUR DAUGHTERS AND
GRANDDAUGHTERS AND HOPING THAT
THEY NEVER HAVE TO DEAL WITH
THIS DISEASE.
>> WE NEVER EXPECTED IT TO
CHANGE OUR LIFE.
MY DAUGHTER WAS DIAGNOSED IN
2012 AND A SENSE THAT IT HAS
BECOME A BATTLE.
>> SURVIVORS AND SUPPORTERS AND
THOSE CURRENTLY UNDERGOING
TREATMENT SAY THEY GET HOPE AND
INSPIRATION FOR A GROUP WITH A
SIMILAR GOAL.
THE GOAL TO FIND A STORE.
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