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Dancing to beat breast cancer
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'Pink Glove Dance' competition raises awareness
- Duration 3:24
- Date Nov 9, 2012
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Back in 2009.
On this program -- later when workers at a Portland hospital put on big gloves and started dancing.
-- not files and in the halls and in the corridors to raise awareness for breast cancers.
Today the original pink glove dance studio has been viewed on YouTube nearly fourteen million times -- -- video started at pink glove.
Competition.
Where groups around the country submit their phones pink glove videos and once again they have done it and this morning we have the winner.
Joining us is when you are 300 dancers from this year is best group.
Along with -- -- of the Lexington medical center who organized the winning video.
Amy can guard who is a nurse at Lexington medical center and a breast cancer survivor.
And sue mcginnis is from -- line the company that makes the pink gloves that they are wearing departed Olivea.
The irony -- -- -- -- let's start with the -- with a big announcement the winner Dan.
I'm proud to announce they have -- that night at the winner of the net like you've got -- well being not dance video from a -- and be asked about yeah I don't let's think about it.
Look better.
Very nice don't want.
Fifth your hospital as line.
Well actually it was more than 300.
Course in the video we had over a thousand.
Oh it's just a testament to the hospital.
-- care deeply.
-- awareness for breast cancer.
And we -- one common there.
To make sure that we stay focused on the back.
Which was raising awareness for breast cancer and money for breast cancer research and we knew that if we can stay focused on that.
And they saw our video in the -- -- encouragement.
Then we were right.
A lot of happy.
Political -- -- wow that's great congratulations.
Now maybe not only you -- hospital.
Employee your editors there figure breast cancer survivor as well so it's got to.
To see all of your.
Friends and employees fellow employees dancing to help people like you.
And mark before you go I'm just curious would that everybody out from the hospital.
Is running -- hospital right now.
Ideology I was good at department pull -- a little earlier -- I'm not quite sure but hopefully we had a lot of people in there as well that's great and soon before you leave it beat Hillary just did in next year how they -- -- and I will.
We're planning that we've had so much enthusiasm yet.
Over three million views on the web site -- and he thought that it.
Very very nice but we thank everybody out there at the Lexington medical center in west Columbia, South Carolina.
They are the pink glove winners for this year and once again you -- it live right here.
