another bomb shell from angelina jolie jolie. the inside story of what police say happened in the uva gang rain controversy. and the isis kill list is being more serious by the minute plus hillary clinton reveals what she really thinks of journalists. vin diesel's most personal tribute to paul walker and what might be the cutest animal video ever. good morning. breaking news this morning. actress angelina jolie is opening up about cancer and a recent surgery she underwent to remove her ovaries. a story titled angelina jolie pith. she learned she was at high risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer. she underwent a double mastectomy. in her letters she says she has undergone surgery to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes. she had is surgery last week. there was a small benign cyst on one ovary but no other abnormal tissues. she writes i feel feminine and grounded in the choices i am making for myself and my family. i know my children will never have to say mom died of ovarian cancer. this morning a stung update on a story t

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angelina jolie. "unbroken," "maleficent" and another brave move to prevent cancer. >> she delivered inspirational words and powerful message at the "kids choice awards." here now abc's paula faris. >> angelina jolieight of celebration in her first appearance post surgery. angelina jolie attending the 2015 nickelodeon kids choice awards since announcing last week she removed her ovaries and fallopian tubes. sitting next to her children, the actress took home the orange blimp for best villain in the disney film "malificent." she told the crowd it is good to be different. >> different is good. so don't fit in. don't sit still. don't ever try to be less than what you are. and when someone tells you you are different, smile and hold your head up high and be proud. >> reporter: which is why she and husband brad pitt have embraced their daughter's request to be called john. tell ing "vanity fair" in 2007 2010 interview, she wants to be a boy. so we had to cut her hair. she likes to wear boy's everything. jolie explained she's always felt different and out of place. last week, publishing a confession in the "new york times" about her decision to have a preventative surgery after doctors discovered she te

angelina jolie is opening up about another personal choice. kpix 5's lisa chan on how the actress has inspired a bay area woman to be more vigilant about her health. >> doctor called it the angelina jolie effect. >>> reporter: at 38-year-old old cancer wasn't on her mind until she heard about angelina jolie's preventative double mastectomy last year and received a call from her doctor saying it had been three years since her last check-up. she did a few tests and discovered this. >> i had an 87% risk for breast cancer and a 47% risk to develop ovarian cancer in my lifetime. >> reporter: lewis has three family members who had cancer so she knew she had to take action. >> it was scary because it wasn't if i'll get it. it was when am i going to get it? and i had two little kids and a husband and i just thought, i got get rid of this ricks. it's not a choice. i had to get rid of this choice. >> reporter: angelina jolie revealed her choice to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed to prevent cancer. she had a number of inflammatory markers that were elevated a possible sign of early cancer. like jolie, lewis believed it was a greater risk to not be pro-active. she had a double mastect

i credit angelina jolie for that. >> reporter: the new york times published an on ed written by actress angelina jolield she had her owe varies and fallopian tubes removed after learning she has gene that increases her risk of getting ovarian cancer. she writes. you can seek advice, learn withb the options and make choice that are right for you. knowledge is power. rob serves as the executive director of cancer care point. he is committed to supporting anyone local whose life is touched by cancer. >> people with strong social support no matter what type of illness they are dealing with do better. >> reporter: is up agrees these days she is safering each and every day she has with family and friends encouraging women to get a check up. >> don't second-guess a symptom. just go and have it checked out. >> abc7 news. >> we have more information about the genetic mutation i think a lina carries. this is from the national cancer institute. on the average about 12% of women will develop breast cancer sometime in their lives. and about 1.4% of women will develop ovarian cancer. but for women with that harmful

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angelina jolie is talking about her actions to prevent cancer and we talked to a woman following in her footsteps. >>> 4:25. angelina jolie'slatest surgery has people saying how far they will go to prevent cancer. she says she removed her fallopian tubes. jolie has never been diagnosed with cancer but her medical history led her to have the surgery. we found a montgomery county woman going through the same struggle and she talks about her fear of getting cancer and how she chose to fight it. sandy o'brien said she reached that difficult decision to have a by lateral mastectomy in 2011 and had a pre-cancerous lump. she also knew she wanted to do everything to make sure she continues to be there for her two daughters. >> wake up every morning and i would never wish what i went through on anybody in the world but i would wish going through the process on everyone. >> sandy said she'll probably have surgery to remove her ovaries as well because doctors determined those, too, are at risk. doctors and patients understand this decision is not right for everyone. in an editorial angelina jolie wrote for "the new york times" she sai

angelina jolie has revealed she's had her ovaries removed to remove more risk of getting cancer. two years after getting the double mastectomy, the hollywood star had the surgery last week. >> angelina jolieone of hollywood's most powerful stars, is fighting a determined battle to prevent cancer. angelina: i'm very happy to have a discussion about this. it means the world to me. correct to -- >> two years ago she revealed she had her double mastectomy and now she has had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. she said, i went through what i imagine thousands of other women have felt. i told myself to stay calm and i have no reason to think i would not live to see my children grow up and to meet my grandchildren. she said, my doctor indicated i should have preventative surgery about a decade before the earliest onset of cancer in my female relatives. angelina jolie inherited the b rca1 gene. doctors gave her a 50% chance of ovarian cancer, the disease which killed her mother. having surgery dramatically reduced this risk. two years ago after angelina jolie spoke out about her health, calls to cancer clinics sword with women's concerned about -- women concerned about their family history.

angelina jolie. >> ali gorman has the story from the "action news" big board. >> reporter: it's behavior for angelina jolieshare her personal story but keep in mind that is what is best for her may not be best for everyone. in an op-ed piece hollywood a-listers angelina jolie had surge surgery to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes. she has the gene that carries a risk of cancer for breast and ovarian. she wrote in another on said she had a double mastectomy. >> her case is unique the choice to have surgery is not only based on the brca mutation but history. jolie's mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at age 49. >> if you are someone that has ovarian cancer in your family if are you still brca negative you have a higher risk, much higher, than the general population of developing ovarian cancer. >> the surgery will greatly reduce the likelihood of cancer but will not eliminate it and it comes with side effects. >> when you remove someone's ovaries, you immediately put them in menopause. >> that could spark hot flashes and other side effects. she will use hormone replacement and said it's not easy t

. >>> and angelina jolie made a stunning announcement of her health, she had her ovaries and tube removed. karen travers has more. >> reporter: angelina jolie with another personal bombshell in an essay published overnight the oscar winner revealed she had surgery to remove her ovaries and tubes after a blood test revealed early signs of ovarian cancer. i told myself to be calm and be strong and i had no reason to think i would not live to see my children grow up and meet my grandchildren, further tests came back negative for cancer but surgery was her best option. she has an extensive history of ovarian hist, her mother and grandmother all dies from the disease. >> it's impossible to remove all the risk but i remain prone to cancer. >> by the time of surgery, 5% to 10% of women will have a hidden or cult cancer present, it's important that that surgery is done properly. it's a surgery done with a tiny incision, and done in the matter of minutes. three years ago jolie stunned the world by revealing she underwent a double mastectomy. >> she closed her essay noting these are not easy decisions but knowledge is power. karen travers channel 6 "

angelina jolie. posts applauding her bravery, a lot of web users saying she is an inspiration to women with cancer everywhere. angelina jolieas been praised for releasing her news in the media a move that will help raise global awareness about preventive surgeries for cancer, and ovarian cancer in general. and this was, in fact, why she published the article. she said she wanted women to find out more about the different types of cancer and the treatments, screening, and preventive measures available. the twitter challenge -- participants placed opposite ends of the twizzler in their mouths and re-created the scene from disney's "lady and the tramp." this new viral fundraiser is proving very popular in the states. well-known faces have followed suit like two of the stars from tv show "girls," lena dunham and allison williams. hundreds have shared their clips on twitter. some have added a comical twist like this man who puckered up with his pooch. they're hoping it will enjoy the same success as the ice bucket challenge, which raised funds for progressive regenerative disease -- neurodegenerative disease. over $1 million wer

. >> a life changing decision by angelina jolie is prompting discussion about choices some must make. jolied her decision to have her ovarian and fallopian tubes removed to reduce her chances of cancer. >> a year ago jeanette realized something wasn't right. >> vibrant. felt pretty good. they did a ct scan. a week later i was in surgery. >>> a teacher for three decade faced with a new lesson to learn. >> your world everything you have known is upside down. >> she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in march. >> i had a 39% chance of living five years i'm one year out. oom say maintaining a positive attitude is the key to life. >> the words ovarian cancer are coming into public dialogue. i credit angelina jolie for that. >> the "new york times" published an op-ed peace this week. last week she had her tubes removed upon learning she carried a genetic mutation, brca 1 that increased her chances of getting ovarian cancer. she wrote the fact is i remain prone to cancer. i am grounded in the choices i am making and i know my children will never have to say mom died of ovarian cancer. amy goldsberr

. >> a life changing decision by angelina jolie is prompting discussion about choices some must make. jolie shared her decision to have her ovarian and fallopian tubes removed to reduce her chances of cancer. >> a year ago jeanette realized something wasn't right. >> vibrant. felt pretty good. they did a ct scan. a week later i was in surgery. >>> a teacher for three decade faced with a new lesson to learn. >> your world everything you have known is upside down. >> she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in march. >> i had a 39% chance of living five years i'm one year out. oom say maintaining a positive attitude is the key to life. >> the words ovarian cancer are coming into public dialogue. i credit angelina jolie for that. >> the "new york times" published an op-ed peace this week. last week she had her tubes removed upon learning she carried a genetic mutation, brca 1 that increased her chances of getting ovarian cancer. she wrote the fact is i remain prone to cancer. i am grounded in the choices i am making and i know my children will never have to say mom died of ovarian cancer. amy gol

angelina jolie story. >> developing right now angelina jolie revealing that she had her ovaries removed. >> the the 39 year-old told the the new york times that she made the decision because she carries a mutation in the certain gene that her mother had and grandmother had which gave her a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer. angelina is taking harmone replacement and she's currently going through menopause she says. two years ago she got preventive double mastectomy, her mother died in 2007 from ovarian cancer doctor mike, not too surprising. when did she have the procedure done. >> she had a by lateral -- >> she had her ovary removed and her tube removed. >> reason she did this was there was a 50 percent chance of having cancer in that region. so, you talk to all of our oncology experts at penn, this was absolutely the right thing to do. why? why was it the right thing to do? because we don't have a good way to screen for ovarian cancer. so two years ago she had a bilateral mastectomy to remove her breasts because of her high risk of breast cancer. she has the brca one gene which makes her high ri

the usually very private actress and film maker angelina jolie released person nal use, after undergoing a double mastectomy, jolieshe's had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. jolie says she underwent the procedure last week. she had an increased chance of ovarian cancer. the disease that killed her mother. right now jolie is undergoing hormone replacement. she says she is making it known so other women will get tested. she writes in part, it is fought possible to remove all the risk, and the fact is i remain prone to cancer. i will look for natural ways to strengthen my immune system. i feel feminine in the choice i am making for myself and my family so my children will never have to say, mom died of ovarian cancer. >> it takes a lot of courage to come out. thank you very much. some green on the radar so far today, you know what, the stories for this week, for more let's check your forecast. >> that's right. the heat is on. it's more than just politics heating up right now. our forecast will be very warm this afternoon. you know what, not as warm as where we are headed for your wednesday, thursday, you see

. >> in a article published this morning, angelina jolie said she had her ovaries removed to prevent getting cancer. don champion has more. >> angelina jolie her mother grandmother, and aunt from cancerment actress said her latest mover was another form of prevention. in this new york times out today, jolie detailed her surgery last week to remove her ovaries and fallopian tube. she wrote: i feel at ease with whatever will come, not because i am strong, but because this is a part of life. it is nothing to be feared. >> two years ago the actress had a preventive double masectomy after blood test revealed she carried a mutation in the back a one gene. she promised to reveal any other procedures she has had. her latest surgery happened after a blood test revealed she had a number of inflammatory markers that were elevated. together they could have been a sign of early cancer. she wrote: it is not possible to remove all risks and the fact is i remain prone to cancer. jolie went on to say: i know my children will never have to say: mom died of ovarian cancer. before her double masectomy in 2013 jolie said she had a 87% risk of breast cancer, an

angelina jolie is opening up about another personal choice. don champion on how she is inspiring women to be more vigilant about their health. >> reporter: angelina joliead lost her mother, grandmother and aunt to cancer. the actress says her latest move was another form of prevention. in this "new york times" op ed out today she detailed her surgery last week to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes. she says i feel at ease whatever will come not because i am strong but because this is a part of life. it is nothing to be feared. >> reporter: two years ago, the actor had a preventive double mastectomy after a blood test revealed she carried a mutation in the brca1 gene. she promised to reveal any other procedures she has had. her latest surgery happened after a blood test revealed she had a number of inflammatory markers that were elevated. together, they could have been a sign of early cancer. she wrote, it is not possible to remove all risk and the fact is i remain prone to cancer. jolie went on to say, i know my children will never have to say mom died of ovarian cancer. >> this is a dramatic reduction as is taking off the breasts, dramatic reducti

. >>> movie star angelina jolie, revealed she chose to have more preventive surgery to reduce her risk of cancer. and obviously when jolie decision like this it will get enormous amounts ever attention. >> absolutely. jolie is a huge world figure. now she is battling is it that many women can relate to. at the age of 39 her body has been forced into menopause and a stunning health regulation that jolie says she is at peace with. one of hollywood's most public faces tonight staring a very private decision. in a "new york times" op-ed piece angelina jolie shares her decision to undergo surgery to remove ovaries and fallopian tubes. saying a recent test showed what could be signs of early ovarian cancer, the disease that took the life of her mother. about 20,000 american women get ovarian cancer each year, most will die from it. writing in "the new york times," jolie said i told myself to stay calm to be strong and that i had no reason to think i wouldn't live to see my children grow up and to meet my grandchildren. jolie carries the braca i, and increased risk for cancer. >> i didn't expect there to be so much support and

today, actress angelina jolie revealed that she's had more preventive surgery to reduce her chances of cancer by having her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. jolie says she wants other women to know their options and here is dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: doctors told angelina jolie her risk of developing ovarian cancer was 50%. the 39-year-old had inherit aid mutation of a gene called brca1, which also dramatically increases the risk of breast cancer. two years ago, she had a double mastect, this month a false alarm in blood testing led to five anxious days before further testing found no evidence of cancer. in a "new york times" op-eds piece jolie wrote "to my relief, i still have the option of removing my ovaries and fallopian tubes and i chose to do it." >> cookies, buldy. >> reporter: that's a decision 46-year-old greer46 laura mcspirit greer understands well. she, too carries the brca1 gene. so does her twin sister, who developed breast cancer. a year after the birktd of her fourth child, greer had her ovaries removed and underwent a double mastectomy. >> the knowledge i have is power and i i'm going to use it to my advantage and i can see i

cancers that angelina jolie can trying to avoid. >> we no that breast cancer mutation gene is actually quite rare michaela. about 2% 3 to 4% of women will carry the kind of mutation that angelina jolieneral population. >> i think it's so interesting, what one writer has called this angelina jolie effect elizabeth. that it is seemingly has launched. we have a graphic here that sort of highlights what has happened since angelina jolie made her announcement in 2013. the number of people that have gone in to get the brca gene testing done in america was about 350 per week. after her announcement in 2013 up 40% to 500 women per week. so interesting to see the effect that this is having. >> right, it's very similar to actually years ago when katie couric got a colonoscopy, the doctors i talked to top experts in cancer and genetics they're glad to see that more women are aware and getting testing. they say look only get the testing if you have a family history of breast and owevarian cancer. i don't have that history, i haven't been tested. you only want to get tested if you have the family history. >> dr. yasmine, you're going to be concerned that there's going to be a rush to overtreatme

angelina jolie decides to undergo more preventive surgery. ahead, we speak to a local oncologist about jolie's choice and what it means for other women with a family history of cancer. >>> and taking action what penn state is doing across campus in the wake of a fraternity sex investigation. >>> the democratic primary for mayor is may 19th. nbc10's jim rosenfield will be moderating the first debate between the candidates at the kimmel center tuesday, april 7th. you can see it live on nbc10. if you have a question for the candidates, let us know. can you submit them right now on nbc10.com or the nbc10 app. >>> we are getting our first look at surveillance video that shows secret service agents hitting a barricade outside the white house. it happened as officers and agenting investigated a suspicious item left in the area earlier this month. the agents were reportedly drunk when they arrived at the scene. one of the agents has been identified as mark connolly. the second in command of president obama's security detail. the other is george ogilvie, a senior member of field house. today the head o

actress angelina jolie made a surprising revelation about her health raising awareness about a life and death decision facing women - pre-emptive surgery. >> reporter: a new bombshell from angelina jolie, the 39-year-old actress and activist wrote an op ed titled "diary of a surgery" revealing details of a drastic procedure, designed to reduce her risk of developing a specific cancer. doctors removed her ovaries and fallopian tubes after a blood test found a potential warning sign a disease ta killed her mother gram and aunt. she wrote: -- grandmother and aunt. she wrote: tests came back negative for cancer. she said surgery was the best option. two years ago she announced she'd undergone a double mastectomy after testing positive to a gene mutation increasing the risk for cancer. she became an advocate. >> i would be happy to have a discussion about women's health to see it expanded. that means the world. after losing my mum to these issues i'm grateful and am moved by people. >> angelina jolie accepts that she will never have more children and never enter menopause. but she writes: robin anderson studies cancer in women and has written about biomarkers for obvious airian cancer and

breast cancer i might do something opposite of what angelina jolie did, but what we have to guard against of what they are calling the angelina jolie star did it. it has to be your individual decision, because there are a lot of decisions out there to be maedde made, and women have to be guided through them. >> and dr. gupta, you said that it brings awareness, but you are concerned and you caution people to the look at, and consider at least a negative side of taking this what you call extreme measure measure. >> absolutely. i have patients in my own practice that deal with chronic pain after such surgeries, and what happens in these patients is that they have debilitating pain and end up living with pain that can often lead to prescription drug use which as you know can have serious consequences. by all means i agree with her decision, but there are consequences to the invasive surgeries that have to be informed by the patients and that it cannot be taken lightly, and it is a personal decision. >> what are the alternatives, and talk about it. and dr. lisa you have mentioned some of them so that you don't have to possibly go this r

next three major questions a lot of women are asking in the wake of angelina jolie's latest surgery >> we are back with the angelina joliee reveals she had her ovaries and falobian tubes removed after a double mastectomy. here is important information. dr. carol brown is an oncologist and sarah is an ambassador for the nonprofit. good morning to you both. sarah, you have been through this and i want to ask you about it in a moment. we are focusing on the questions that a lot of people have coming out of this. angelina jolie writes about this and a lot of people pay attention. if someone is wondering if this situation applies to them, it's only if they have the gene mutations? >> the preventive surgery is for women who have a strong family history of ovarian or breast cancer or a known mutation in bracket 1 or two. women at high risk for getting ovarian cancer are candidates for the surgery. >> you had the surgery in december. >> just this past december. i have a strong family history of december for the genetic mutation in 2007. i was fortunate enough to have two amazing girls and when i turned 35 it was right for me and

angelina jolie. but that's exactly what she told the world today. a bold step that experts say is big news. that's because this is the surgery they say could save her life. >> angelina jolieyou. thank you for sharing your story. thank you for raising awareness. >> reporter: 48-year-old lisa slegr says she never imagined she'd feel so connected to a hollywood star but both women share an important connection -- gene mutations that raise their risk for developing breast and ovarian cancer. >> it was still almost like a punch in the stomach. >> reporter: lisa was tested in 1989 after her aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer and tested positive for the brca gene. those tests found that she, too was a carrier and eventually had her ovaries removed after she had a couple children. >> i started thinking gosh this is something i need to do. i have two little kid at home. they need me and i need to be here for them. >> when women have their ovaries removed it significantly reduces the risk of developing ovarian cancer by over 80%. >> reporter: beth is a genetic counselor at georgetown cancer center. she says women who carry the gene have a higher risk of developing both breast an

actress angelina jolie rerevealed she had more preventive surgery to prevent cancer. jolie'ser story will empower women. in the piece she acknowledges surgery is not the best option for everyone but said quote, i feel feminine and grounded in the choice i'm making for myself and my family. i knew my children will never have to say mom guy-- died of ovarian cancer. >> tom kierein is here with us. i had to break the gloves out. >> march is in spring denial. >> that's a nice way to put it. >> it need an intervention. >> march, go home you're drunk! >> and this morning, yes, march acting like a winter month. it's in the mid 30s in montgomery county. near 40 in washington and in stafford and spotsylvania. overnight we had a few scattered flurries. march saying wait a minute. winter is not quite over but the flurries over at least temporarily. we might get a few more later on today. a cloudy sky over the washington monument. a live view our sunrise is coming up in a few minutes. you won't see. we'll have a lot of clouds through the morning. maybe a another flurry or sprinkle during

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angelina jolie. the actress revealing she's had another major surgery because of high risk of cancer. >> jolie explained fallopian tubes removed. at 39 she's now in menopause. jolie had a prevent tiff double mastectomy to reduce her rick of getting cancer. >> she carries a green that greatly increases her chances for cancer. her mother grandmother and aunt all died of the disease and discussed it two years ago. >> i've been very happy just to see the discussion about women's health expanded and that means the world to me and after losing my mom to these issues i'm very grateful for it and i've been very moved by the kind support from people. grateful for it. >> because of the most recent surgery jolie can't have more biological children but she says she still feels feminine and grounded in her choices. we'll have much more later on "good morning america." >>> a former nfl superstar appears in a las vegas courtroom this morning as part of a plea deal. darren sharper has already pleaded guilty to sexual assault in arizona, no contest in california. to raping two women he knocked out with a potent sedative

overnight from one every hollywood's brightest starts angelina jolie revealing that she had her ovaries removed to reduce her risk of getting ovarian cancer. jolie explained her decision in new york times just published today. she said recent blood test revealed she had mark that's could be a sign of early cancer. her mother died of ovarian cancer in 2007. two years ago jolie underwent a double masectomy to reduce her risk of breast cancer. she wrote: it is not possible to remove all risk and the fact that i remain prone to cancer. i will look for natural ways to strengthen my immune system. i feel feminine and grounded in the choices i making for myself and my family. i know my children will never have to say: mom died of ovarian cancer. >>> right now coming up on 5:13 we want to check in with katie. how are we looking today chilly snow. >> definitely chilly, overall quiet, we have that going for us today. you do need to break out heavier winter coat, also notice few more clouds out there today. but we really don't have any major weather to talk about until we hit the middle part of the week. we take you out there. show this wider zoom on storm

. >>> actress angelina jolie surprises the world with another surgery and once again it's an attempt to ward off cancer. jolieade the revelation in a new york times op ad and she's had her ovaries and fallopian tubes remove as of last week. the 39-year-old super star carries the brca1 gene mutation that greatly increases her risk for breast and ovarian cancer. her mother, grandmother and aunt all died from that disease. and recent blood test showed a possible early sign of cancer. >>> ovary makes estrogen and progastrin she's with out the hormone produceing ovaries menopause is produced a decade earlier than in a woman. >> more than a half a million americans will develop alzheimer's disease this year. but there's new information as ams half of those will never be told their diagnosis and tonight's health watch health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what's behind this alarm statistic. >> he was very happy there. >> reporter: those happy memories are fading for 76-year-old dick who lives in south jersey. his daughter says her father has alzheimer disease a devastating diagnosis that the family doctor did not

facebook page today talking about angelina jolie, the oscar-winning actress has had another preventive operation hoping to cut her risk for cancer. >> this comes two years after joliee mastectomy. nbc's erica edwards has more on her difficult decision one that many women face. >> reporter: last week angelina jolie had what's called a bilingual surgery, removing her ovaries and fallopian tube after a blood test suggested early signs of cancer. her family has a strong history of the disease and carries the gene. >> patients are at an exceptional risk of both breast cancer and ovarian cancer, and as a result they benefit from risk-reducing surgeries. >> reporter: in jolie's case, the benefit outweighed the risks, which are significant, including the potential for heart disease and osteoporosis. jolie is now in menopause, writing in "the new york times," "i will not be able to have any more children and i expect some physical changes. but i feel at ease with whatever will come not because i am strong but because this is a part of life." two years ago jolie had a double mastectomy a decision she made after her mother died of ovarian cancer. >> i was very moved by the ki

en un editorial del new york times angelina jolie pitt indico que le extirparon sus ovarios y sus trompas de falopio, esto ocurre casi dos aÑos despues de que "jolieealizo una doble "mastec-tomia" como prevencion ya que su madre murio de cancer de ovarios en el 2007. "jolie pitt" escribio que hace dos semanas su medico le informo de la presencia de un tumor "benigno" en un ovario por lo que opto por realizarse el procedimiento laparos-copico, y que su esposo brad pitt estuvo con ella durante la operacin. en el escrito publicado hoy la estrella dice (insert fs) ".no podr tener ms hijos y experimentar ciertos cambios fsicos. me siento cmoda con lo que vendr, no porque yo sea fuerte sino porque forma parte de la vida." para este medico "gine-cologo", la decision de la actriz de 39 aÑos de edad es acertada sin embargo no seria recomendada para todas las pacientes. ---sot doctor alberto dominguez bali, ginecologo---- ademas un procedimiento de ese tipo tendria sus complicaciones. blanca jolie pitt revelo que debido al procedimiento ha entrado en la "menopausia" de forma forzada admitio que no podra tener mas hijos y que aunque es imposible remover el r

angelina jolie chooses to have more surgery to prevent cancer. lots of reaction coming in this morning. >>> good morning. i'm richard jordan at the live desk. angelina joliening up about a drastic decision she made about her health. she wrote about it in a new york times article out today. two years ago she had preventive double mastectomy because she was at high risk for breast and ovarian surgery. she underwent surgery to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. this is what she said. she hopes to empower women to take control of their health. >>> richard, thank you. >>> the news 4 i-team told you about this months ago. today the nstb is holding a hearing about your safety around a moving train. more than 100 people have been hurt or killed while crossing train tracks. >>> you probably won't see this same big security in place for maryland's next women's basketball game. they played princeton last night and won. you can see there where extra officers on hand in college park. that's because president obama's niece plays for the tigers. umd police say they received a report a man with a gun was looking for her there. they decided later the call was a

angelina jolie, the actress and director has had her ovaries removed. the actress said a recent blood test showed early markers that could be a sign of ovarian cancer. jolie calling it a moment of clarity realizing what is important in her life. she had preventative double mastectomy two years ago. her mother died of ovarian cancer. >>> ted cruz may just started his race for president, but some rivals from his party are taking shots. plus hillary clinton is talking about new beginnings. that's next. technology gives you control and now technology gives you home security and control in a new and revolutionary way. introducing plug & protect from livewatch security, an easy to use wireless security system customized just for your home. control from any smartphone, tablet, or computer and monitored by professionals 24/7. go to livewatch.com to get plug & protect interactive security delivered to your door. arm or disarm your system from anywhere. lock or unlock your doors, turn your lights off or on even oversee your home with live video. with plug & protect your security system is configured, tested, and then shipped directly to your home. no wires, no inst

. >> angelina jolie makes her first public appearance since under going cancer preventive surgery. joliee award last night in los angeles. she hugged her two daughters, when her name was announced for favorite villain an award she won for her role in the movie maleficent and in a her acceptance speech jolie had a message of empowerment to youngsters. >> different is good. so don't sit still, don't ever try to be less than what you are and someone tells you, you are different, smile and hold your head up high and be proud. >> on tuesday jolie announced she had her ovaries removed after doctors told her she was showing early signs of cancer. as for the other winners of the night emma a stone won best ago rest for her role in the amazing spider man two, she escaped the traditional green slime but the host of the ceremony nick jonas, ended up getting drenched. >> we will be right back. dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried

. >>> angelina jolie makes her first public appearance since under going cancer preventive surgery. jolieat kid choice awards last night the in los angeles. she hugged her two daughters when her name was announced for favorite villain, an award she won for her role maleficent and in her acceptance speech jolie had a message of empowerment. >>> and, and, smile and hold your head up high and be proud. >> on tuesday, jolie announce that had she had her ovaries removed after doctors told her that he was showing early signs of cancer. as for other winners of the night emma stone won best actress for her role in the amazing spider man two and she was able to escape the traditional green slime but host of the ceremony singer nick jonas ended up getting drench. >>> all in good fun. we will be right back. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

angelina jolie's new medical revelation to have a second preventive procedure to stop cancer before it strikes. abc news reporter cana with it worth has more. >> reporter: as only ainge angelina jolie can she wrote about the stifling clarity to ing under the knife again. you know what you live for, and it matters it's polarizing and it's peaceful. the 39-year-old actress wrote in the new york times a recent blood test found a potential sign of ovarian cancer, also the cancer that killed her mother. it was a difficult and deeply personal discussion decision. jolie said she broke down while meeting with the same surgeon who treated her mother. but the procedure to remove her ovaries and tubes was a success. >> we don't have a consensus when this surgery should be done. 35, we hear 40. obviously it has to be done at the end of child bearing because it mayss a woman into immediate menopause. >> i will not be able to have any more children and i expect some physical changes but i feel at ease with whatever will come jolie said. acknowledging some things are still out of her hands, jolie wrote the fact is i remain prone to cancer adding i know my children will never have to say, mom died

. >>> angelina a jolie makes her first public appearance since under going cancer preventive surgery. jolie choice awards in last night in logs angeles. she hugged her two daughters when her name was announced for favorite villain in the role for maleficent. in her acceptance speech jolie had a message of empowerment for youngsters. >> different is good. so don't fit in, don't sit still, don't ever try to be less than what you are and when someone tells you, that you are different smile and hold your head up high and be proud. >> on tuesday jolie announce that had she had her ovaries removed after doctors told her that he was showing early signs of cancer. >>> as for the the other winners of the night emma stone won for best actress in her role in the amazing spider man two. she managed to escape the traditional green slime but host of the ceremony there nick jonas ended up getting drenched. oh boy. >>> it looks like they had a fun time. our weather watchers are not having a fun time this morning because they have to talk about all this cold weather that they are finding. how about 21 degre

angelina jolie had a double mastectomy reducing her risk of breast cancer. today, the oscar winner revealed another medical surprise. here's abc's kayna witworth. reporter: as only angelina jolieshe wrote about the stifling clarity to go under the knife again. you know what you live for and what matters. it's polarizing and it's peaceful. an advocate of genetic testing, she wrote in "the new york times" a recent blood test found a potential sign of ovarian cancer, also the cancer that killed her mother. it was a difficult and deeply personal decision. jolie said she broke down while meeting with the same surgeon who treated her mother. but the procedure to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes was a success. >> we don't have consensus about when this surgery should be done. we hear at the age of 35. we hear 40. obviously, it has to be done at the end of childbearing because it does place a woman into immediate menopause. reporter: i will not be able to have anymore children and i expect some physical changes. but i feel at ease with whatever will come jolie says. acknowledging that some things are still out of her hands, jolie wrote "the fact is i remain prone to cancer" addi

angelina jolie. she has under gone another preventive measure to fight breast cancer this time. >> jolie had ovariesemoved. news comes two years after she underwent a double mastectomy. she said she took action when she learned she carries a mutation in the br ac one gene giving her a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer. she's taking hormone replacement since the procedure forced her into menopause. >>> anything can happen in live television. what happened at a museum fill with insects straight ahead. >>> and here's a live look outside, we are four days into spring chris murphy but we cannot shake the winter chill. sue will have your full forecast. >> yes, comfort food today, today is national cheese stake day. tweet us your favorite. we have such a long list. when we come back i will tell you all of the music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> this song rocks. rolling stones early 70's. all right. so today is nat

jolie chose to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. jolie's story two years ago dramatically increased the demand for genetic testing. today doctors are seeing another angelina effect. >> my first e-mail was 6:30 this morning. >> reporter: a world renowned breast cancer surgeon larry norton says high-risk women should consider this surgery as soon as they are done having children. what does it do to your cancer risk? >> a dramatic reduction. not just dying of the cancer, that is affected. and that's a big deal. >> reporter: it certainly is for members of chicago's bright pink. >> there's other options, but it really depends on your story. >> reporter: a support group for young women at risk for breast and ovarian cancer. >> it reminded us that our ovarian health and knowing the symptoms of ovarian cancer and speaking it is so, so important. >> reporter: jolie says she's confident in her decision, knowing her six children will never have to say my mom died of ovarian cancer. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> we know a lot of people are going to have questions about this test and a lot more. with some answers we have cancer surgeon at memorial sloan-kettering cancer center here in new york. who should be tested for these mutations, and what's the quality of life post-surgery? >> lester, women and their families that are considered to be at elevated risk for ovarian cancer should be tested. that includes women with the diagnosis of ovarian cancer, women who have family history of breast and ovarian cancer are really the high-risk population that should consider meeting with a geneticist or talking with their clinician about testing for brca mutation. in terms of the procedure itself, it's a relatively short procedure with a short recovery time. but a lot of conversation surrounds this procedure related to childbearing and also early surgi