different reason than angelina jolie.ecide to do about your health care, but at the end of the day, and elizabeth will confirm this, a woman has a lot of options and choices now days and can weigh in on what the best decision is for them. angelina jolie inspired me today on so many levels, talked about something i really struggled with. i have two beautiful kids that i talk about all the time. and as women and mothers, there they are, nicholas and sophia. you want to live for them. i would cut off any appendage for my children, but my femininity was something i struggled with as well. i felt bad struggling with that, and yet today angelina addressed that very issue. a woman's femme financial anyin part of you that are you about to lose. i have chosen reconstruction also, and that's a daunting process also, right? >> i don't know if i want to use the word daunting. i watched -- i watched a woman go through reconstruction, and it's not easy. i wouldn't use the word easy, but think many women do it and are very happy with it

angelina says she was screened. she found out she carries a faulty gene this gene called the bcra-1. after her diagnosis, her doctors estimated she was at a very high risk of getting cancer. here's what she wrote in the op-ed. my doctors estimated i had an 87% risk of breast cancer and auto% risk of ovarian cancer. i decided to be pro active and minimize the risk as much as i could. i made a decision to have a preventative double mastectomy. she had the first par 4 on january 2nd. it rules out the disease in the area behind the nipple and also browse more blood flow to the area. this is painful. it causes bruising and increases the chance to save the nipple. two weeks later she had the major surgery where the breast surgery is removed and then temporary fillers are put in place and then she had the final surgery, reconstruction of the breasts and adding an implant. she was really descriptive. she opened up when talking about this. basically, she said like i was mentioning, she wants other women to know about their o

i applaud angelina jolie.word that strikes fear in people's hearts, jolie wrote. but at least for her, the chances of developing breast cancer are now just under 5%. i can tell my children that they don't need to fear they'll lose me to breast cancer. >> i'm angie. >> she continues her work, traveling to the poorest and sometimes most dangerous places on earth, visiting the world's most vulnerable children at orphanages and refugee camps. >> you finally pick yourself up and think my god, that woman just crossed a border with five children and no food and she's not complaining about anything. she gets on. so we all just have to get on and do what we can. >> i understand why you do it now. why did you do it to begin? >> i think everybody needs a sense of purpose to be useful. i've been working on films, to try to work on my own career, my own life. certainly there was an emptiness in me. >> jolie has long fulfilled any emptiness with empathy. she talked about what it means to be a mother to six children, three o

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that's powerful. >> that touched me with angelina jolie. >> from that standpoint, it's a no brainer. >> that's what makes me so sad. women have to think we're vain? i feel so vain. i lost my hair. i'm like you're not vain. that is a horrible thing to lose your hair. >> i was embarrassed by how difficult that decision was. >> don't be. it's a terrible decision to have to make. >> it makes you start thinking about your sexuality, which i've thought more about than i ever have in my life, and how this will affect that. >> you'll get through all of the dreams and all of the yuckiness and the surgery, and that will be part of your past. and you won't think about that again. i've moved on, and you don't look back. >> but you're different now? >> with clothes on, with a bathing suit on, nobody knows. >> what helped me is i still buy really pretty bras. i could buy bras i couldn't buy before. >> victoria's secret. >> i go to victoria's secret and buy the prettiest bras, and i feel more feminine in them. >> i think femininity comes from within. >> i

angelina was bracket 1.hat puts us between a 40% and 85% chance of getting breast cancer sometime during our lifetime and ovarian cancer as well. the closer you get to 50, the more likely the chances go up. so my breast cancer was very early stage. it was 1a. and i was recommended initially to just have a lumpectomy and radiation. the closer you get to 50, the more likely the chances go up. so my breast cancer was very early stage. it was 1a. and i was recommended initially to just have a lumpectomy and radiation. once i was diagnosed with the breast cancer gene, i went as far as angelina did as well and had a partially prophylactic double mastectomy. i had breast cancer in one breast but didn't want to wait for the other shoe to drop for the rest of my life, so i had a double mastectomy, also had my ovaries removed to dramatically reduce my risk. so i have little kids. i wanted to be around for them for a long, long time. >> right. again, the story very parallel to angelina who wrote this brilliant op-ed pi

i am sure everyone has heard by now hollywood actress angelina jolie is that a double mastectomy which is the medical term for having breast removal surgery usually it's a move women choose to make when they're faced with the unfortunate news of having tested positive for cancer however in angelina's case the move was preemptive she went through the major surgery in order to reduce the risk of cancer after learning that she had a faulty gene called b.r.c.a. one which sharply increases her risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer take a look. after angelina jolie revealed she had a double mastectomy people magazine is reporting this morning that jolie is now planning to undergo surgery to remove her ovaries because of an increased risk of cancer her openness over her health problems is producing what's being called the jolie effect and later jolie made a surprise announcement this morning the oscar winner is revealing she had a double mastectomy generosa surgery and an op it for the new york times it was performed earlier this year in which reaction today to the blazing announcement

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insider." >>> how hollywood reacts to angelina jolie's brave announcement. >> angelina has always beenindeed, the actress coming forward with the news she underwent an elective double mastectomy. tonight we're looking at her journey and the power of going public. >> the stunning news we all woke up to today. >> angelina jolie made a surprise announcement this morning. >> she had a double mastectomy as a preventative measure. >> new details on angelina's brave announcement. jolie revealed today she underwent a double mastectomy in a "new york times" column called "my medical choice." she mentioned her mother who died of cancer in 2007. >> she was a great listener and

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angelina jolie's revelation she had a double mastectomy.ecause she is at high risk of breast and ovarian cancer. >> as cynthia mcfadden tells us in our "up all "nightline" report" the news turned jolie into an inspiration. >> wherever she goes and whatever she does, angelina jolie captures the limelight like a magnet. famous for "laura croft tomb raider," an oscar for "girl interrupted." >> i am playing a villain baby like you want. >> reporter: for pairing with superstar brad pitt. together in "mr. and mrs. smith." >> who is your daddy now? >> reporter: and their six children. as an ambassador of goodwill in africa and cambodia. and again, with her op-ed in "the new york times" and the stunning revelation that she had had a preventative double ma mastectomy. she wrote, my doctors estimated i had an 87% risk of breast cancer. once i knew this my reality i decided to be proactive. jolie tested positive for brca 1. women who carry mutations have a 65% risk of developing breast cancer. for jolie and other women the choices are stark. in 2005,

i know that angelina jolie was able to do that.k of the women out there that get their breasts removed and don't have the money to pay for reconstructive surgery. it takes their womanhood away from them, you know, they feel like they're not complete. it's a really, really sad story. in terms of her decision to do it. i think that not only is it a personal decision, from my perspective was very smart decrease be the chances from 87% to 5%. >> she said i am no less a woman. she pointed out she could afford to do the reconstruction. >> i'm stunned that people who need a double mastectomy, leave out people who do it by choice, because they're at risk for it later, the decision that angelina jolie made, but women who have cancer and get a double mastectomy. i would have assumed because i think this is a rational country, that insurance would pay for the reconstruction, because obviously insurance should pay for some reconstruction. >> right, and a part of the reason that she came out is to raise the awareness and to let women know that

>>> today, what time magazine is calling the angelina effect. a public announcement prompts a worldwide conversation about breast cancer. you are also going to hear from another actress and breast cancer survivor, christina applegate. as i'm sure you know angelina jolie made a brave decision, i would call it, this week revealing she underwent a preventative double mastectomy. to be clear she did not have breast cancer but discovered she had the mutated brc1 gene which increased her risk for breast and ovarian cancers. in an op-ed in "new york times "she wrote, quote, i chose not to keep my story private because there are many women who do not know they might be living under the shadow of cancer. it is my hope they can get gene tested and if they have a high risk they will know that they have strong options. she's right. there are thousands of women unaware they may carry this genetic mutation. it's important to stress only 5% to 10% of women diagnosed with breast cancer do, in fact, have the defective brca-1 or 2 jeans. joining me to talk about

thanks hermela, for talking about angelina jolie.e back, abercrombie and fitch say it ain't so. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> mark: on "the young turks." mark thompson here for cenk and jayar jackson here with the story from abercrombie and fitch fitch. >> there are a lot of abercrombie and fitch that we're going to find out on this panel. but first let's hear about the things they're getting backlash for. >> that would make me never call anything from abercrombie and fitch. >> ally is the latest to weigh in on the controversy on the fact that the company does not sell women's clothes above a size ten. protesters outside of a store. bash lack on facebook, even youtube where one popular protester asked people to give their abercrombie and fitch to the homeless. abercrombie and fitch is not commenting but mike jeffries once told salon magazine that a lot of people don't belong in our clothes. they can't belong. are we exclusionary? absolutely. >> he has a business model. >> we're not talking about the push to give clothing to the homeless peo

a brave and shocking revelation from angelina jolie. in an opinion piece in the "new york times" this morning the actress announces for the first time earlier this year she had a double mastectomy and breast reconstructive surgery. jolie writes "this was a preventative measure since she carries a gene for increasing the development for breast cancer. she wrote, "i choose not to keep my story private because there are many women who do not know that they might be living under the shadow of cancer. it is my hope that they too will be able to get gene tested. i don't feel any less of a woman. i feel empowered that i made a strong choice. that in no way diminishes my femininity." now, jolie's mother died from ovarian cancer in 2007 at the age of 56, something angelina jolie spoke about with ann curry on the "today" show that year. >> it's a natural thing for a child to lose a parent. but it happened. i'm happy she's out of pain. >> she says her partner, actor brad pitt was by her side during the entire three month process. the couple has si

she's angelina jolie. award winning actress, the international movie star, film director, screen writer, activist. but the biggest headline of jolie's career may have come today. in the form of an op-ed she penned for the "new york times" this morning. the title simply says, "my medical choice." after being diagnosed as a carrier of the so called breast cancer gene, she writes, quote, my doctors estimated that i had an 87% risk of breast cancer and a 50% risk of ovarian cancer. once i knew knew that this was my reality, i decided to be proactive and to minimize the risk as much as i could. i made a decision to have a preventative double mastectomy. this is normally a very private decision for women to make. but jolie decided to go public to raise awareness and hopes. and she hopes it will educate women about their own options. it's a brave and courageous choice. angelina, you should be commended for this award winning performance. joining me now is dr. kathy ann joseph, a breast surgeon at nyu medical cent

jolie about her surgery to reduce her risk of cancer not angelina jolie got more coverage in benghazi and the i.r.s. when she told the world should a double mastectomy to prevent breast cancer which runs in her family. indeed it was the story of the week across the corporate media no look i'm not going to sit here and question whether or not this is a story worth covering i admire her greatly for having the courage to put vanity aside and use her celebrity status to help empower the four hundred thousand people who will die from breast cancer this year alone takes a lot for one of the world's biggest sex symbols to boldly state how her breasts do not define her femininity having said that the real issue here is something that goes much deeper than preventative msec timmy's or good motherhood those mutated genes found angelenos body called b.r.c.a. one and b.r.c.a. two are at the heart of a debate at the supreme court it's a case called association for molecular pathology versus myriad genetics and it's deliberating whether or not a company can patent parts of the human body or genome

tweets angelina jolie reveals double mastectomy. cheryl crow says i commend her for sharing her story today regarding her mastectomy. the genetic testing can be expensive. $3,000 and not always covered by insurance. she says it needs to be a priority that more women have access to it. >>> the search for what caused a fierce fire in the south bay. the businesses that were virtually destroyed. >>> did russia really arrest a u.s. spy? the diplomat they say >>> investigators are trying to find out what caused an overnight fire. firefighters tweeted this picture of the fire at the silk day spa. crews responded around 2:00 this morning but were not able to save the building before the roof collapsed. both businesses were destroyed. investigators say the building might have been undrenovation. >>> cal trans officials will face tough questions about the bolt failures on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. state senator is holding a committee hearing. yesterday federal officials agreed to look into the problem of bolts cracking. cal tran

--now on "extra" angelina's radical double mastectomy she hid from the world. >> angelina jolie.w she and brad told the kids today. >> do you have any comment about the bravery of your daughter? >> her fears on losing her mother to cancer. >> what was the best piece of advice she ever gave you? >> "extra" lifechanger kristi funk on the controversial procedure. >> i think it's worth the peace of minds. >> from giuliana rancic to sheryl crow. the stars react to angie's brave decision. >> she's going to help so many women. >> now trending -- shakeup on "the voice." which star coach is being replaced? >> then --

and i think angelina spoke so perfectly about that. at the end of the day it is not about her looks, her vanity. it's about life, being here for her family. and i think it's nice to have somebody in hollywood say that's what's important. >> have you got any struggles with your look, your femininity, the whole issue of vanity? >> obviously i'm full-time model. you know, i work in the beauty industry as some would say competing in the pageant world, but, you know, my mom had one breast my entire life. she lost her right breast at 27. that didn't stop my mom from living a fruitful life and so i think it was, she was a really great example for me that, you know, breasts or no breasts you live your life according to your own prerogative. and so, you know, it's scary sometimes but i think having her as an example has been empowering for me. >> you look like your mom so much. we just had your pictures side to side, pictures of her when she was younger. beautiful woman. >> i think so. >> now, we agree. so angelina kept her decision really priv

angelina jolie made headlines. she announced she had a double mastectomy.t do you need to know -- that is next. ...... >> they suppress ourselves from growing like haywire. when the gene is working primarily, the genes don't grow out of control. but everyone's saying, angelina jolie has an 87% risk. but the risk for braca is 60%. well the answer is, everyone's different. so another point david and if i are making on the show -- you say a family history, that contributes. she has a family history of her mother with ovarian cancer. >> everybody has a family member -- it could be a mother or a sister with cancer. a lot of people do. how close? what age did they get the cancer? what cancer did they have? the other myth i want to bust here, i don't want people to get this test because they are watching this program, do you know how many people are rushing to the doctor? they don't understand that only 1 in worn00 have the braca, so it's called dominant, it's going to penetrate. it is not in isolation, you would know because your doctor sees that someone in your

cancer two weeks after angelina skwloelly had a double mastectomy to avoid the disease.n is the younger sister of jolie's mother who died from ovarian cancer in 2007. martin's husband said his wife had the same faulty brca gene that jolie does but didn't know it until after the 2004 cancer diagnosis. >> since angelina came out with the news about her double ma mastecto mastectomy. debbie and i reflected that had we known before she got breast cancer, if we had the same information from the brca test, we would have done the same thing. it would have saved her life. >> so far jolie has not commented public lick abocklbli aunt's death. >>> coming up. a woman killed in a crash and what we're learning about the woman who died and the others that were hurt. >> the tree came down on the car. . made it difficult to access. >> so difficult the fire crews had to use the jaws of live to pull two people out of the car. new video you'll see next. >>> and american flag getting a workout in san francisco this morning. rain on the way. we'll give you hour by hour changes for memorial da

angelina to confirm our biggest hope "all of the breast tissue was benign. i was pleased to find her not only in good spirits with bountiful energy but with two walls in her house covered with freshly assembled story boards for the next project she is directing. brad pitt and the kids trying to make the recovery fun for the entire family setting up their own postop recovery area. when will the power couple get married. brad pitt just wrapped his latest film so should be out and about -- i know. that in the 8:00 hour. thanks paula. >> now to prince harry taking america by storm. drawing crowds everywhere he goes from the jersey shore with governor chris christie to his home run at harlem baseball field, harry is a big hit on this side of the pond. abc's bob woodruff joins us with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, amy. you know the prince is now on his last day of his seven-day american tour. he is heading up to connecticut for his polo match later this afternoon. so far he's been on a very successful trip. you may actually remember tha

>>> plus, angelina jolie reveals she underwent a double mastectomy. we'll talk to a journalist who just had that story and why she decided to share the details with the world. i'm howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources." >>> this administration is hardly the first to go after reporters sources, although the obama justice department has been particularly aggressive about it. but the way in which federal prosecutors secretly went after the ap obtaining phone records policiy involving more than 100 journalists is sweeping, almost stunning in its scope. eric holder saying he recused himself of the case, but it infuriated the media establishment. >> totally inexcusable. the object of it is to intimidate people who talk to reporters. >> the administration is not violating the first amendment, but they are certainly doing more than has ever been done before in pursuing the private information of journalists. >> i mean, they really don't like to be accused of stomping all over the first amendment, but exactly what they're doing. >> we get to our media ana

like angelina jolie, allison lost her mom to cancer in her 50s, tested positive for brca1 and like angelinashe elected to undergo a double mastectomy. it's nice to have you here and we appreciate your honesty on this subject. in the op-ed, she say the decision to have this mastectomy wasn't easy, so walk us through what the emotional, the mental status is for a woman to elect to have that that of surgery on healthy breast tissue at the time. >> it's so loaded. there's nothing more personal. having to look to the world in how you perceive yourself, but i think the difficulty comes even before the operation. it's deciding what to do with that constant fear. my mom died of ovarian cancer, my grandmother had breast cancer and died, so i felt like there is a target on me for my entire adult life. i knew i had to go something and not just for me, but for my kids. >> as you talk about in the book, parentless parents, angelina jolie is in this situation, she wrote about her kids in the op-ed. how do you think that her coming forward to talk so openly and honorsly about this helps to aliveuate any s

angelina jolie mentioned that it cost her about $3,000. insurance often covers it but not 100% of the time. >> and some don't. >> and some don't. and if you're uninsured, you're really in a pickle. here is the reason why one of the tests are expensive. only one company makes it. they own the patent on tit. the supreme court is reviewing this. soon they may tell this company sorry, but your patent's up. other companies can make it and maybe the price will come down. >> in the uk and other countries it's free under socialized med since. >> when obama care comes into full swing next year it will be covered by more insurance. >> good for angelina jolie. >> so brave and so important. >> all right, later this hour we're actually going to be talking with a miss usa contestant about her decision to have a double mastectomy next month. her mother actually died from breast cancer. >> the white house is under fire, on the defensive today facing a lot of tough questions on several fronts. you've got allegations involving the irs, documents showing the

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as cover winning actress angelina jolie opens up about her life-changing surgery. to get a double mastectomy and the gene test she wants women to know about. >> i'm live in san jose where fire investigators are taking pictures of what is left of two businesses that went up in flames earlier this morning. >> crews wiped out a graffiti hot spot in san jose. how they are going to keep the taggers from coming back. >> flames rip apart a san jose salon this morning. >> they are not calling it suspicious. >> angelina jolie speaks about her big decision to get a double mastectomy. >> she had the surgery even though she didn't have breast cancer. >> she knows that she carries the faulty gene of developing breast cancer. >> he stood up for what he believed. >> a man stops to break up a fight. a short time later he was dead. >> a man came back and fired into his car. >> it's outrageous. it looks terrible. >> graffiti stops traffic down in san jose. >> outrage is spreading over the irs scandal. >> i will not tolerate it. >> from across the bay to around the world. >> tv psych

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angelina jolie reveals this. she under went a recent double mastectomy. in an op ad she decide to do take the measure after learning she had an 87 percent risk of getting breast cancer the same disease that killed her mom when she was 56. as a result of the procedure jolie's chances of developing cancer now have dropped to less than 5 percent. she wrote this, i wanted to write this to tell other women the decision to have a mastectomy was not easy but it is one that i am very happy i made. i can tell my children that i don't need to fear they will lose me to breast cancer. >>> o.j. simpson's fight his lawyers say they botched the case. he is taking the stand earlier today. a much bigger simpson appeared yesterday in a las vegas courtroom. the former nfl great. he has ballooned to 270 pounds behind bars. he was convicted in 2008 and then locked up. it appears that lockup has taken a toll. here he is on the far left yesterday compared to the middle picture. that is back in 2008 when he was convicted. finally on the far right in 1995 the day evidences acquit

angelina jolie choosing a double mastectomy as a way to prevent cancer. her gripping message about the life changing surgery. >>> fire and ice. extreme temperatures fanning flames in the west and melting mountains of ice. our reporter is there in minnesota. >>> swimming with jaws. up close and personal with man eating sharks. >>> good morning. we begin with anger at the irs. >> right now it's extremely rare when outrage from both sides of the aisle but that's what we have. it's what's going on. the government looks into the most disliked agency and they start to feel the heat. >>> abc's devin dwyer joins us with the latest from washington. good morning, devin. >> reporter: good morning, diana. good morning, john. that's right. when the targeting began three years ago, the irs was led by an appointee of george w. bush but republicans now say president obama deserves some of the blame too. this morning, the scandal involving the irs and tea party groups is growing. documents obtained by abc news show the unfair treatment of some conservatives extended beyon

. >> and we start billion cbs reporter theresa garcia in beverly hills with more. >> reporter: angelina joe lee says she made the agonizing decision to have both breasts removed after she learned she had an 87% risk of getting cancer. she writes quote, the decision to have a mastectomy was not easy but is one i'm very happy that i made. jolie discovered she had the potentially deadly gene mutation after losing her mother to ovarian cancer at the age of 56 in 2007. she opened up about her mom in an interview with 60 minutes in 2011. >> she was the most generous, loving -- she is better than me. >> reporter: jolie says she didn't want her six children to lose their mother to cancer. she began three months of secret procedures and february finishing two weeks ago. during that time she made a humanitarian visit to the republic of congo and attended the women in the world summit in new york and g-8 summit in london. jolie had her operations here in beverly hills. the actress says her surgeries were successful and her chances of getting breast cancer is now less than 5%. >> there is also a mo

angelina jolie made this decision when she was 37 years old. does do you sit down and sit down and decide this is the time? >> well, i think, you know, in the case with her, you know, she's a mom, she's got young children. she has a strong family history and diagnosed as someone who had the mutation for bx rbrach 1 or 2. she made the decision i was i wanted to be around a long time for my kids. i had young children too. she wanted to be here for her kids, the same i think a lot of women who undergo a procedure like this do. >> if you read her op-ed, i did this for my children, but just because i don't have my breasts any more doesn't make me less feminine or less as a woman. it struck me she thought that was also important to put in that op-ed. >> i think it's interesting to note. i mean, this is a woman who is a hollywood actress and sexuality is a big part of who she is. but i got a lot of that too right after my procedure a lot of people would say what did your husband say and how cdid yu feel? i never felt less of a woman because my breasts

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angelina jolie's announcement prompted you to make your own revelation today.xplain the process for that. >> well, you know, i saw that our lead story was going to be this op-ed piece she wrote, and i read it, and she dealt with some things that i had really been struggling with. one of the big questions was how am i going to talk about this. i'm on the air every day, i'm going to be going out for awhile, i have chosen to have a double mastectomy and she dealt with a couple key things that were critical for me also. i have two kids, a 9-year-old daughter and 14-year-old boy, and in large part, my decision was made for them. because i want to be here for them and i want them to have me also. i want to see them grow up. and then you know, i had some real struggles with the whole issue of femininity and sexuality and she talked about that this morning, and i felt like she gave me a voice, and she gave me an opportunity that i wouldn't have had otherwise to actually begin this dialogue. >> talk to me about that, because you're getting married. i know your fiance ha

why angelina jolie had a double mastectomy even though she didn't have breast cancer. >> it's a shocking admission. it's known as a preventative mastectomy. it can prevent or reduce the risk of breast cancer in women who are at a high risk of developing the disease. she wrote in the new york times that her mother fought cancer for almost ten years before dying at the age of 56. she says it wasn't an easy decision but she had her breasts removed in february to reduce the risk of the disease. she explains, my doctors estimated that i had an 87% risk of breast cancer and 50% risk of ovarian cancer. i chose not to keep it private because there are so many women that do not know that she may be living under the shadow of cancer. it is my hope that they will be able to get gene tested and if they have a high risk, they will know that they have strong options. she writes should he knows she carries the quote, faulty gene that increases the risk of developing breast cancer and ovarian cancer. scientists at uc berkeley were the first ones to find evidence for the existence of this gene. we caught

can you disclose about the gene mutation that angelina jolie has. >> i was sorry to hear that angelina jolie had to go through this and unfortunately that's all we have to offer women who have the gene for breast cancer right now. we don't have good prevention. this gene predicts for ovarian and breast cancer. likely her mother had the gene as well and that's why she got ovarian cancer, then angelina decided to get tested to see if she had it. and it's a reasonable thing to do in that situation, although the gene is not that common, actually, in women in general. >> should -- let's get a little perspective. should all women be tested for this gene? angelina jolie says the test costs about $3,000, which is obviously pretty expensive. >> all women should not be tested for this gene. it is not that common. and the people who should consider being tested are ones who have a lot of breast or ovarian cancer in their families. if possible it's always better to have someone who has cancer be tested rather than someone who doesn't have cancer. because then you can see if there really is a gene

. >>> angelina jolie did what she set out to do. starting national conversation about cancer and the risk. tonight, we have a better idea of what she went there. sharon chin is here to show us. sharon. >> we learned exactly what kind of surgery angelina jolie had and how doctors got the best possible result. angelina jolie secretly underwent a procedure in february that allows the nipple to be saved. left connected to the skin so it could continue receiving blood supply. then two weeks later, she had a double mastectomy that removed all her breast tissue. doctors put in temporary fillers, and eventually performed reconstruction. >> it makes it difficult for someone to tell that a mastectomy has been done. >> after her mother died of ovarian cancer, she had tests that determined she had barc1. remember, not everybody, even with this genetic mutation gets cancer. we can't predict when or if. it's really their choice. >> well taken care of. >> and the test showed she carries the gene mutation for a high cancer risk, but she took a diff