along with all that cash, angelina also has an eye for style.oming up, what makes angie a fashion icon. >>> plus halle berry blake lively and our number one hollywood fashionista when "et" rolls on. >> and action. >> and now tyler perry action star? not exactly. >> a lot of sore ribs, a lot of sore fingers. this watch dug into my arm but we got the shot. it worked out. >> tyler plays a police detect detective in "alex cross." >> i'm alex cross. >> research for the film went on ride-alongs with real cops. >> everybody is running out of the apartment, it's tyler perry! i just blew your cover, man. >> alex cross is a character from writer james patterson made famous in the film "kiss the girls" and "along came a spider." tyler did not call morgan for advice. >> i wouldn't know. are you kidding me? that's morgan freeman. i'm not going to call and say listen, i got this role want me to play alex cross. what do you think? man is so brilliant, said, i have to find my own thing, my own way. >> a world apart from tyler's own iconic character, madea. >> t

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: this was the game changer, angelina jolie going public about her double mastectomy, saying a test for a breast cancer gene mutation saved her life. and tonight, news that that test will now be affordable for most women. >> you'll receive an e-mail when your sample has been received at the lab, and another e-mail when your results are ready. >> reporter: the new test just $249. many other tests for the brca gene ten times more expensive and often not covered by insurance. it's the kind of access jolie has pushed for triggers the angelina effect an avalanche of interest in genetic testing. the star telling our george stephanopoulos even she was surprised. >> i was stunned that the discussion broadened, and that doctors were telling me how it helped the issue and more women were getting tested. >> reporter: also today, a true breakthrough in how doctors interpret test results. a new database comparing samples from women all over the world. >> we now have a tsunami of new data that can be harnessed in a really positive way, by combining these data

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angelina jolie is speaking out about the man who inspired her to stay strong during her recent health. >> he seems to have some gas in reserve. >> reporter: the critically acclaimed world war ii drama about louis zamperini. but "unbroken" didn't just inspire the audiences who went to see it but had a lasting impact on the famous female who brought the story to life. the film's director angelina jolie. >> i wanted to put something out in the world that reminded all f of us of the strength of the human spirit. >> reporter: telling "people" magazine working on the film and getting to know louis zamperini made a lasting impression that's helped her overcome her own personal struggles in the past several months. >> louis is somebody that gave angelina jolie a lot of inspiration. she's learned that when you see an obstacle you have to face it and overcome it and now cower to it. >> you are don't give up. you fight till the finish. >> reporter: jolie who captured these rare interviews with zamperini before he died says she's drawn on zamperini's faith as inspiration and will continue to as i

. >>> angelina jolie opening up revealing the hero who helped her get through her recent ♪ deidre & theirl plays in the background♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. jummy: big problems involving the glenmont and wheaton metro stations. jamie: we want to focus on those areas. this is a live look from news chopper 7 with fire department activity. they have gone to these tunnels. there was reported smoke any possible fire. these stations should reopen soon. we have buses replacing the trains. give some action time to accommodate. we will let you know when it opens. 14 miles per hour on 395. there is not that much to worry about as far as crashes. the red line is close that glenmont and wheaton. at least it is a good day to be outside. eileen: mid 60's this morning. hopefully those people have their rain gear. right now at reagan national, 65 degrees. clouds are moving in and it is quite breezy. live doppler shows rain moving in west of the metro. we'll start to see sprinkles within the next hour.

one bits preventive surgery angelina jolie had. a less dramatic approach mighting an alternative for at least some. health reporter stephanie stahl has more. >> reporter: do you have any concerns or questions? >> reporter: four three-year old carolyn heckman has lots she had been positive for b rca two which means her chanes of developing breast and ovarian cancer are high. it runs in her family. like with angelina jolie women with the genetic cancer link are advised to remove breast and ovaries to reduce risk. >> i get my ovaries out, i will go into sudden menopause and i don't really want to do that. >> the more or less they are to experience some of the hot flashes, and, mood changes there is some chance for sexual dysfunction that goes on with earlier menopause. >> reporter: new research says that there might be a way to avoid surgical menopause that happens to younger women when their ovaries are removed. >> new intervention with potentially allowing patient toss keep their ovariness longer. >> reporter: doctor gina, with fox

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it's the kind of access jolie has pushed for, triggering the angelina effect, an avalanche of interest in genetic testing. the star telling george stephanopoulos even she was surprised. >> i was stunned that the discussion broadened and that doctors were telling me how it helped the issue and more women were getting tested. >> also a true break through in how doctors interpret test results. a new database comparing samples from women all over the world. >> we now have a tsunami of new data that can be harnessed in a really positive way by combining these data globally, we can improve the accuracy of genetic testing. >> reporter: meaning like angelina jolie, more women will now learn whether they face a heightened risk of breast and ovarian cancer. doctors we spoke with expressed some concern some women may get the test, get inconclusive results and get worried. but this is great news for women at high risk who perhaps have a family history of early breast cancer. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> such a game-changer and so many levels for so many women. >> amazing what one celebrity

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angelina jolie said it's sickening to see people drowning on the door step of the consulate.essage concerned with the world's failure to end the war in syria. >> angelina jolie is a good wil ambassador for refugees but she certainly didn't have anything good to see about the development in syria, that crisis there for four years or in trying to settle the crisis. jolie told the ambassador she's been in 11 different refugee camps seeing thousands of people. she told personal stories of those she encountered. >> any one of the syrians i have met would speak more eloquently about the conflict than i ever could. nearly 4 million syrian refugees are victims of a conflict they have no part in, yet they are stigmatized unwanted and regarded as a burden. so i'm here for them because this is their united nation. >> it's nothing they haven't heard before but angelina jolie told security powers that indecision and division between the countries has helped keep the crisis going. and she was clearly fed up with the situation. >> the problem is lack of political will. we cannot look at syr

this comes after angelina jolie opened up about her family history of cancer and she had a double mastear and in march had her ovaries and tubes removed. zoe featured director for "people" joins us now. as we were saying yet another celebrity comes out to talk about their cancer. i want to get to the impact it's having. what do we know about rita wilson. >> she as an underlying condition and she's been monitoring her breast health for years now. she has regular mammograms and breast mris and recently found something that was irregular. she had a biopsy and the pathology was done and came back negative. something inside her like a gut instinct told her to get a second opinion and actually a friend who had breast cancer encouraged her to do the same. >> hear that a lot. a feeling inside that isn't right. >> she said she listened to her gust and went to a second pathologist who found she did have cancer and confirmed with a third. the reason she wanted to come out was to empower women to get a second opinion. it's sort of a scary thing to stand up to a doctor and say you might be wrong. s

it's the kind of access she has pushed for triggering the angelina effect.lanche of interest in genetic testing. the star telling george stephanopolous even she was surprised. >> i was stunned that the discussion broaden and that doctors were telling me how it helped the issue and mr. women were getting tested. >> also today a true breakthrough in how doctors interpret test results. new database comparing sample from women all over the world. >> we now have a tsunami of new data that can be harsh as in really positive way by combining the data globally we can improve the accuracy of genetic testing. >> meaning like angelina more women now learn whether they face heighten risk of breast ovarian cancer. doctors we spoke with express some concern that some one women may go out get the test inconclusive test and then get worried. great news for women at high risk who perhaps have family history of early breast cancer. lindsey abc news new york. >> house speaker boehner showed pelosi some love at the what it house today. boehner plant add kiss on her cheek to sel

my angelinas -- and her circle and the fact that these reformers from the 19th century were kooks. i mean, they were -- they followed water cures and strange diets, and they read bumps on the heads, and they went to the table rapping and so they were engaged in a lot of activities that were much more alike what the '60s hippies were doing and much less like what you would picture people who were seriously engaged in temperance and reform and abolition. they in their in their personal life they were a little nutty. >> well, the 1830s is really akin to the 1960s. yeah, i mean, in terms of reform. and there are links too actually. i always bring it back to food. [laughter] you mentioned them, right? the diet reformers, they're the precursors to vegetarians and to the health food movement. some environmentalism. and catherine beecher, you know, she not only talked about education and domesticity, but she also was very concerned about health, and that was because she had bad health. and a lot of those figures did a lot of those reformers had health problems. there was a rich diet can, t

actress angelina jolie addressed the united nations in new york city, pleading with world leaders to help millions of syrian refugees. syria has been in the midst of a civil war nearly four years now. terror group isis is also trying to overrun the country. both conflicts have forced millions of syrians to flee their homes. swroely criticized the u.n. for not taking more action. >> the purpose of the u.n. is to prevent and end conflict, to bring countries together, to find diplomatic solutions and to save lives. we are failing to do this in syr syria. >> jolie, by the way, is a special envoy for the u.n. on refugee issues. she has made nearly a dozen trips to the syrian region in just recent years. >>> the beginning of volcanic eruption caught on camera. a hiker in chile who just happened to be filming the calbuco volcano when ash started spewing out of the top. it first erupted wednesday and then yesterday sending ash and toxic gas six miles into the air. 1500 people living in the foothills of the volcano had to be evacuated. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." warriors have

cancer that that could change the way women are screened. >> reporter: this was the game changer angelinang public about her double mass tech --my. >> reporter: the new test $249 many other tests for the brca gene ten times more expensive and not covered by insurance. it's the kind of access she has pushed for. >> i was stunned that the discussion broadened and doctors were telling me how it helped the issue and more women were getting tested. >> reporter: today a true break through in how doctors interpret test results. a data base examining woman from all over the world. >> we have a tsunami of data by combining it globally we can improve the accuracy of genetic testing. >> reporter: more women will learn if they face a heightened risk of breast or ovarian. >> some women may go out and get inclusive results and get worried. they say great for women at high risk who have a family history of breast cancer. lindsey davis, abs -- abc new york. >> chris sowers has a fine look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one ac

. >> tough words from angelina jolie. ballasted the security council for failing to end the four-year-old civil war. diplomatic editor james bays has the story. >> every single month the situation is getting worse it's believed 220,000 people have been killed in the conflict. the u.n. says 7.6 million syrians have been displaced. this month they decided to talk about all of this in an open session to try and get the world to take notice. just listen to the words of the u.n. humanitarian coordinator valerie aix amos. >> the government continues to kill maim rape and take syria to new lows that seemed unimaginable years ago. people become numb, to numbers that should shock us into action. >> sitting next to ms. amos, including the special envoy of u.n. hcr who maps to be actress angelina jolie. >> torture starvation, the targeting of schools and hospitals. but these crimes are happening every day in juniors. the security council has powers to address these threats to international peace and security. but those powers lie un

now, that kit is similar to the type of testing angelina joely underwent. >>> and lieutenant governor is asking for the pros and cons of marijuana recreational use. >> many people are predicting california will vote on recreational marijuana again next year. >> reporter: there are still more questions than answers when it comes to legalized marijuana. in the time before california can pass a pot measure is closing in. it's why he formed a blue ribbon panel of experts. he says what's working calling it the worst of both words. >> we know people are abusing on the medical side at the same time you're not necessarily taxing it or getting rid of the elicit side. >> reporter: and we previously talked to the professor on his class about pot. >> we want to figure out the best ways. >> the science isn't there yet. >> reporter: he says officers can test you for marijuana if you seem to be impaired but there's no.08 limit like alcohol. states with recreational markets are turning to blood tests on site but no instant results like breathalizers breathalizers. and this committee is trying to answ

. >>> later in our news the impassioned plea that angelina jolie made to the united natio >>> we want to get to a segment we're calling the petrie dish as we take a look at the big stories of the week. >> with a little bit of a twist. to do that, we welcome "the washington post's" alexandra pe try. hello. >> hello. >> thanks for joining us. there was more trouble this week for the secret service amid reports agents failed to fix a broken alarm system at former president george h.r. bush's home for a year. what's your take on that if. >> look, it happens to the befs of us. you have to have your priorities. if you're trying to get inasmuch partying and driving your vehicle over suspicious packages as you possibly can sometimes a little thing like making sure the former president of the united states is entirely safe can get put to the bottom of the list a little bit. >> interesting. >> they're dogging a better job than i would. >> it's not like you're changing a smoke detector once a year. this is serious stuff. >> no, that's true. but at the same time we've got more than three ex-presi

angelina jolie did. she learned she had a gene which sharply increases breast cancer risk. she has said, that helped her make potentially life- saving medical decisions. coming up at eleven: elementary school students in one east bay community. learn about an important cooling off period following an air conditioning controversy. and the state gets tough with water wasters. we have some new facts and figures- straight ahead. >> reporter :and we have the weather coming out stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. >> pam :governor jerry brown announced legislation today. which would fine water wasters up to 10-thousand dollars a day. for those guilty of the crime. says the plans were released hours after a meeting between brown and a number of mayors from across the state. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live tonight with new details. >> j.r. :it certainly could become very expensive keep in mind thatpam, 10-thousand dollar fines would only apply to the worst of the water wasters. the proposed plans demand that water

special envoy the actress angelina jolie. officials hoped her presence would force the crisis back into the international limelight. she and the other breefers briefers, stressed that would be an international one. quoting a form he former senior advisory he announced he was giving up on his ceasefire or freeze plan and now he has a completely different proposal. >> this is not a conference. this is not a geneva dream. this is a series of consultations one to one between myself my team and one each delegation from each country but also each delegation from the syrian environment. all of them. >> so a series of new proposals on syria but humanitarian coordinator valerie amos' ideas would most surely be vetoed if they were to be put to security council. stefan de mastura admits he has nearly an impossible task. >>> miernlg bastion of the syrian regime. abdullah al-shami reports. >> using it as an attack position against ols fighters. >> translator: this area was one of the first to revolt against the regime and was badly damage

not after genetic discovery like angelina but diagnosis of invasive carcinoma.on saying in a statement i am recovering and most importantly expected to make a full recovery. why? because i caught this early. have excellent doctors and because i got a second opinion. to her friend on facebook she wrote second opinion is necessary and vital not just by another doctor but by another pathologist. >> asking for second opinion or second read on that pathology specimen or biopsy slide is always an option. always appropriate. >>reporter: only the second opinion caught the cell change. wilson appears optimistic writing i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instinct if something doesn't feel right. >> ask for when to get a second opinion. doctors it's definitely benign or definitely cancer if anywhere on the cutts cups or in between those 2 get a second opinion. this is abc news new york. >> celebrity have been tweeting messages of support to rita wilson after she reveals her cancer diagnosis. john stadium those tweet calling rita a

only 28 migrants survived and as many a as 800 people are feared dead. >>> angelina jolie plead with u.n. security council to day to help millions of syrian refugees. the actress who is a special envoy for the the u.n. on refugee issues, asked for aid in the crisis and help for millions of people who are living in poverty due to syria's four year conflict. >> it is sickening to see thousands of refugees drowning on the the doorsteps of the world's wealthiest continent. no one risks the the lives of their children in this way except out of the you the ther desperation f we cannot end the conflict we have an in escapable moral duty to help refugees and provide legal avenues to safety. >> jolie has made 11 visits to the syrian refugees in the region since that crisis began in 2011. >>> hundreds gathered at the justice department to say good bye to the u.s. attorney jenner i can holder. holder has held that post for six years. his replacement loretta lynch will be sworn in on monday. eric holder was first african-american attorney general, lynch will be the first african-american women t

. >>> angelina jolie took the united nations to task for not doing more in syria. has made more than a dozen visits to visit syrian refugees. >> these crimes are happening every day in syria. the security council has powers to address these threats to international peace and security. but those powers lie unused. >> nearly 4 million people have fled syria during the country's civil war. syria's neighbors say they need more money to provide housing and other public services for refugees. marking the 100 years since the start of the armenian genocide. thousands took part in a torch procession. they paid tribute to the 1.5 christian armenians killed by ot ottoman turks. >>> los angeles armenian march protesters demanded the turkish declare it a genocide. proturkey demonstrators threw objects into the crowd. president obama marked the date but for the seventh time in his term of office. >> too long that the government of the united states and the government of turkey have denied the truth of the armenian genocide. >> the facts are not in dispute. the systematic slaught

now, doctors including angelina jolie's breast surgeon are weighing in on why getting another opinionso important. >> you have to be responsible for getting the proper screening and when bad diagnosis happen to you, you need to take the responsibility. jummy: wilson hopes her story will help educate others. more than 230,000 cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women. chilling new warning about air travel safety. a government watchdog group says commercial airplanes are vulnerable to hacking. investigators say the same wi-fi access available to you on a flight makes it possible for terrorists to bring down a plane. they say if airlines update their systems with internet based networks, it's not uncommon for wi-fi systems to share reuters or internal wiring with the aviation system in the cockpit with a fire wall to separate them. the report warns while difficult or unlikely, a hacker could potentially break through. today, a busy day for all those people that have not filed income tax returns yet. president obama is using tax day to bring new attention to family friend

. >>> actress angelina jolie brought her star power to the united nations to brick attention to the direanitarian crisis in syria. she did not mince words accusing the u.n. of not doing nearly enough to stop the killing in syria or to help the millions who have fled the country or who have been displaced. >> we cannot look at syria and the evil that has arisen from the ashes of indecision and think this is not the lowest point in the world's inability to protect and defend the innocent. >> jolie is a special envoy for the u.n. on refugee issues. when asked about her briefing syria's ambassador was quoted as saying she's beautiful. >>> there is an alert tonight about a growing outbreak of bird flu rippling through the u.s. poultry industry. now in 16 states with minminute latest to declare a state of emergency, 7 million chickens and turkeys affected since march, and the government is scrambling to figure out how to stop t.nbc's janet shamlian has our report. >> reporter: the most significant bird flu outbreak in 30 years. minnesota the latest to declare a state of emergency. tonight, mor

angelina brought national attention to the mutation after under going a double mastectomy to reduce herd their families will bicycle to class this week in what is hopes to be largest bike to school event. the school district said 4,000 students in 90 schools have signed up with children from preschool to while. the event takes place at 8:30 this morning at the elementary school with a big announcement of safety on the campus. >> and the motorcyclist like it on the cool side but i don't know about this cool mike? >> then they will like the nbc couple -- the next couple of mornings. the marine layer is 3,000 foot deep. tree pollen is high again. juniper and cedar and oak and grass pollen is mod pollution is fine. dodgers are in first place. that hurts to say. everyone is cringeing. what also hurts is last placed giants. now everyone is mad at me! >> we are looking at thunderstorms along the sierra again today. everyone else is going to be quiet. we are going do have mid-60s leyla? >> as if we are not stressed out enough. >> here is a look right now at walnut creek, and i will try to get y

she said like angelina jolie before her, she underwent a double mastectomy. not after a genetic discovery. after a diagnosis of invasive lobular cars gnomecinoma. i'm supposed to recover fully. because i have excellent doctors and got a second opinion. she wrote, a second opinion is necessary and vital. not just by another doctor but by another pathologist. >> asking for a second read on the specimen is always an option. it's always appropriate. >> reporter: only the second opinion caught the cellular change. she writes i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instincts if something doesn't feel right. doctors we spoke to said it's normally definitely benign or definitely cancer. if it's anywhere on the cusp or between those two, get a second opinion. linsey davis, abc news new york. >>> you might remember a woman named v. stiviano. a judge in l.a. is ordering her to pay sterling's wife more than $2.5 million. shelly sterling sued stiviano to reclaim the money her husband spent while showering stiviano with gifts. an appeal

. >>> and angelina jolie blasting the u.n. security council, saying it's the lowest point in the world's inability to protect the innocent. 14 million now displaced in the region. >>> back home tonight, and a mystery in colorado, and the worry there could be a serial shooter on the loose. a woman shot in the neck calling 911, not knowing at first she had been hit. here's neal karlinsky. >> 911. what's the address of your emergency? >> i'm on the highway right now and somebody just hit me and i'm bleeding from my neck and i'm scared. >> reporter: that calm voice is 20-year-old cori romero, who didn't even realize she was shot at first. police say she was alone behind the wheel on a highway north of denver wednesday night when she was suddenly hit. >> if you can, get a clean, dry cloth or towel or just anything that you can just place on the wound. just press down firmly and don't lift it up to look, okay? >> i'm trying, but it's on both sides of my neck. i'm just really -- i'm just scared. >> reporter: tonight, her aunt says sh

refugee agency who is the actress angelina jolie and she is there because the u.n.w the media are not covering every twist and turn of the syria crisis in the way that al jazeera is doing and hoping with her presence they will get headlines. >> reporter: u.n. invited the government and opposition groups to separate peace talks in geneva next month a bid to end the civil war comes as they launch war at a check point today and we have a report. >> reporter: a great view from a plane in northwest hama and the vast area overlooks village to the north and south, once a peaceful countryside it now has become a battlefield and government forces have been using it as an attack position against opposition fighters. >> translator: this area was one of the first to revolt against the regime and was badly bombed and targeted now it's time to counter attack. >> reporter: opposition fighters launched the attacks by firing artillery, and targets with three checkpoints and the objective was to isolate village loyal to regime from those opposing it. >> translator: we started by laun

counselor who can better analyze results before taking any kind of action like was the case with angelina jolie. >> thank you leanne. >> a conservation group wants san francisco's primary water source to be drained and filed to make it happen. it said it violates prohibition the group said it's plan would get enough time to set up a in new water sis im. >> there are secret sfgs agents and it was their own boss. >> cyber security is a major priority for my boss, president obama. >> jay johnson came to headlines the conference in san francisco. on a topic that is more important than ever. >> the cure rater said he asked to come speak here. >> it's finalizing plans to open a satellite office in silicon valley. >> he says the government wants to make nice with silicon valley despite the tug-of-war over privacy. >> cyber security must be a partnership. >> companies are working with homeland security. >> we don't have to go down that road. >> organizers hope professionals will give their time to new efforts, teaching about cyber security. >> is this like cops, coming to talk about drugs? >> a l

angelina jolie is speaking before the united nations security council about the current refugee crisis in syria. we're talking about 4 million people affected in the last four years in that country. let's listen in for a bit. >> and provide legal avenues to safety. and third, the barbarism of those inflicting systemic sexual violence demands a much greater response from the international community. we need to send a signal that we are serious about accountability for those crimes and that the only hope and that is the only hope for establishing any deterrence, so i call on member states to begin preparations now so that syrian women are fully represented in future peace negotiations in accordance with multiple resolutions and security council. and if i may make a wider final point to conclude my remarks, the crisis in syria illustrates that our inability to find diplomatic solutions causes mass displacement traps millions of people in exile, statelessness, and displacement. 52 million people are forcibly displaced, a sea of excluded humanity. and while our priority must be ending the s

hcr angelina jolie and hoping she will get headlines. >> it's interesting when we heard the words thoseowerful number the killing and rape and maiming and needing to shock our consciousness and the report says the number of civilians died at the hands of aisle and the government killed by air strikes and what is the u.n. doing now to stop the violence does this report change anything? >> it doesn't and shows you how bad the situation is but every single person who has been speaking to the security council, all u.n. briefers make a point, they can try and deal with this humanitarian crisis but no humanitarian solution, the solution in the end has to be a political solution some sort of peace deal and that is why not just this meeting but the one that will take place at the u.n. security council in a couple of hours will be informed, that is when the council will hear from stephen de-mistura and getting a peace deal on the ground and had an idea for a freeze on ceasefire in aleppo and that failed completely and now he has a new plan, a plan to have a series of meetings in geneva to restar

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refugees agency's special envoy the actress angelina jolie. >> i wish that some of the syrians i have could be here today. >> reporter: officials hoped presence would force the vice us back in to the international limelight. she and all of the other briefers stress that ultimately the only solution in syria can be a political one. the man charged with finding that stefan seemed unhappy with an al jazerra report quoting a former senior political adviser as saying he's completely out of his depth. after briefing ambassadors he announced he was giving up on his ceasefire or freeze plan and now he has a completely new proposal. >> this is not a conference, this is not a geneva dream. this is a series of consultations one on one between myself my team and one each delegation from each country but each delegation from the syrian environment, all of them. >> reporter: so a series of new proposals on syria but humanitarian coordinator valerie amos' ideas would almost certainly be vetoed by russia if they were put to the security council. as for the new plan from special envoy stefan, even he

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like angelina jolie before her, wilson is going public, telling people magazine that she underwent a double mastectomy, not after a genetic discovery like jolie's, but after a diagnosis of invasive lobular carcinoma. wilson saying in a statement, "i am recovering and most importantly, expected to make a full recovery. why? because i caught this early, have excellent doctors and because i got a second opinion." to her friends on facebook she wrote, "a second opinion is necessary and vital. not just by another doctor but by another pathologist." >> asking for a second opinion or a second read on that pathology specimen or biopsy slide is always an option. it is always appropriate. >> reporter: only the second opinion caught the cellular change. wilson appears optimistic, writing, "i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instincts if something doesn't feel right." and david, it was a friend of hers a breast cancer survivor herself who urged wilson to get that second opinion and, tonight, wilson urging others to do the same. >> we are all pulling for

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