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(taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >>> angelina jolie was hailed as a trailblazer after announcing he she removed her breasts and ovaries to prevent cancer but i met a real hero. she was one of the first to get the testing and also to have surgery to lower her risk. this was stacy and me 18 years ago. the styles are out of date but the decision we talked about that day was way ahead of its time. >> nobody not one doctor not one person not one researcher recommended it. >> reporter: she was one of the very first women to take a genetic test for the newly identified brca gene mutation that is linked to breast cancer. she joined a clinical trial because her mother her grandmother and both of her aunts had all died of breast cancer. >> but when we sat and did a family tree it was mind boggling. nobody was alive. >> reporter: when she tested positive stacy was not surprised. and after careful consideration, she decided to do the only thing that made sense to her. have her breasts and ovaries removed. >> to be able to reduce my risk by 85%, i have to do that. >> reporter: but first, she had

in 2008 this image of angelina jolie appeared on the cover of "w" magazine. and other stars taking to their social media pages in an attempt to make breast-feeding less taboo. but when gisele posted this video on instagram, not all moms were cheering. >> i think breast-feeding is a very personal thing. it's a very personal choice and it should be private. for her to put this on instagram while she's getting her hair and makeup done is a little outrageous. >> to see someone who looks like that when she breast-feeds that's the next frontier for us to grapple with. >> i feel like it's just a natural thing and it should be allowed and it should not be discriminated against or people shouldn't judge or have an opinion. it's a woman feeding her hungry child. which is natural. >> advocates are hoping that hash tags like this can help alleviate the scrutiny that so many women feel. >> there are moms out there just waiting to have a voice. and these images gave them that voice to express their support. and then a lot of them walked away with the courage to do more bre

actress angelina jolie told the world she had preventive surgeries after she discovered she's at higher risk for breast and ovarian cancers. >> have you seen an angelina effect? >> absolutely. they say you know i have known about this for years and my doctors told me i did this for years and it's just been in the news so much and that's what brought me in. >> we were with 37-year-old single mom lori hyde when she met with a genetic counsellor for her results and her mom is also a breast cancer survivor. lori and marcella had a test that looked for permutations in 25 genes including the brca 1 and 2 which dramatically increases the risk for breast cancer and ovarian cancer. >> any other gene that they know causes increased risk for cancer. >> very good news. >> yeah it is big relief. >> reporter: but for marcella the results are more complicated. the genetic counsellor told her she did not have a brca mutation but she does have something else that she wasn't expecting. >> they found a mutation again in the pms 2 gene. >> reporter: that means marcella's risk of developing colon cancer thr

if it's a black baby it's good on the market because i can sell it to angelina jolie or brad pitt. >> taking the whitest baby, sor prepare you can get a lot from the whitest baby. >> white babies ain't on the market like you think no more. >> what. a half and half? half black half white? >> larry: wait a minute, you have some white babies right now you can't get rid of? we're on national television. you can't shhh! >> it's on craigslist. it's all good. >> larry: okay, all right. let's go to one more thing. i have to talk about this. there's this whole thing called "dad bods." have you guys heard of it. >> oh yeah. >> larry: leo dicaprio was photographed recently without his shirt on. here's where it going to interesting. the internet like, blew bup this. so this term bad bod was made. they're like hey, yeah, he's got the body of a dad. there's leo on his yacht hanging out with hones, everything is cool. but then kelly clarkson goes on "american idol" and she just had a baby and has a mom body, and everyone is hating on her. >>y don't know. i would take that baby. kelly clarkson's baby

how many angelina jolies are there that could prevent a horrible disease by acting early? >> the sky's the limit in terms of predicting disease this way and acting early. what we want to make sure we do is not give negative results and say you don't need to do anything and end up getting the diagnosis or you have a high chance of getting cancer and you do a radical surgery like this and it wasn't. we need the tests to be reliable and accurate to give our patience the very best chance of survival there is. >> the million-dollar question dr. campbell, what do i do as a patient anybody watching you tonight do if they want to get ahead of the curve on any family diseases? should they take the test? should they not? what should they do? >> you have to work with your physician talk with doctor about concerns, family history and then decide together if genetic testing is right for you. if it is make sure you talk to a geneticist so when you get the information back, have you people help you interpret it and also tell you how reliable this particular test is so that you can make r

. ♪ unintentional nun pun ♪ >> larry: but the pope has been hanking out with angelina jolie being namedessed man of the year. getting tweets from snooki? and making pizza run. ( cheers and applause ) seriously. now look even though that was awesome-- and it's fun to see you doing all these things-- i need to ask you a very important question-- dude, shouldn't you be popin'? ♪ dude, shouldn't you be popin' ♪ >> larry: do what you want but i'm concerned next we may see you hosting nickelodeon's "kids' choice awards." and that slime is the defle's juice, pope, just sayin'. a helpful hint. get back to popin'. nightlytes. ♪ dude, shouldn't you be popin' ♪ ( laughter ). >> larry: i told you it was cray. oh next up cray of the day. what's the-- what's the cray day sponsor. ♪ tacos ♪ >> larry: okay, seems a big vague, but-- ( laughter ) driving a cray day have yourself a taco. ♪ tacos!" >> a republican state lawmaker propose aid bill that would require a woman to get permission from a baby's father before being allowed to get an abortion. state representative rick brattin sponsored the legislat

life here and now it's spreading to the south affecting the beach front home of brad pitt and angelina jolie and forcing the closure of two popular campgrounds. >> as soil moves farther south and east, the nearby town tee clairing a state of emergency and a five star resort popular with oprah and barbara streisand not far from here feeling the impact. >>> the state trooper shot eight months ago is talking about his recovery, eric frein is accused of ambushing alex douglas and his partner. he was hit in the pelvis and rushed to the nearest hospital where he went code blue twice he found out that his partner, corporal brian dixon, a former superviseor had died. >> i was in shock, he was not a guy that said do this and do that he was out there making dui arrests and drug arrests. >> he is close to his widow and children and has undergone extended surgeries so far and the search caused more emotional pain and was relieved and moved to tears when the gunman was finally captured. >>> there is more to come on "action news" at 12:30 why a senior prank ended with a teacher put on administrative leave

angelina jolie told the world she had preventative surgeries after she discovered she's at higher risk for breast and ovarian cancers. >> have you seen an angelina effect? >> absolutely. >> i've known about this for years, my doctors told me to do it for years, it's been in the news so much, and that's what brought me in. >> lori and marcella had a test that looks for mutations in 25 genes, including the infamous brca 1 and 2, which dramatically increase the risk for breast and ovarian cancers. >> they will find anything in any of the genes they know causes increased risk for cancer. very good news. >> that's a big relief. >> but for marcella the results are more complicated. the againetic counselor told her she does not have a brca mutation she has something else she wasn't expecting. >> they found a mutation in the mps-2 gene. >> that means her risk of developing colon cancer is three times higher than most peoples. she will need colonoscopies every year. she also has a slightly higher risk for uterine cancer. >> is there a lot of gray? >> yes, there is. that's why we feel that genet

elizabeth banks and angelina jolie. >> reporter: she's fine and on the outlook for her next big role.g "pitch perfect 2." which is doing great at the box office. that should send a powerful message in hollywood. >> how's elizabeth banks' direction? >> it was her first time and it was really fascinating to watch her behind the scenes doing this and for the oping -- she holds the highest opening for a first-time director. thank you, paula. have a good weekend. >> well you have a great weekend as well. >>> also with pitch perfect, jessie j since a song. it all comes together. >>> also in our heat index a possible botox breakthrough. we already know what it can do to wrinkles over a course of a few months a new study finds that it could also have long-term benefits for your skin. abc's mara schiavocampo has that story. >> reporter: botox is medicine's secret weapon. >> i'm very very very very upset about this. >> you don't look upset. >> oh it's the botox. i can't show emotion for another hour and a half. >> reporter: while cinderella's story pokes fun at potential side effects a new stud

coming up at 6:00, we'll have a whole lot more with stacy and the reaction to angelina jolie's recent announcement she had the same preventive surgery. also a look at how this all has affected stacy's now grown daughter. she has granddaughters now and now two first cousins who testified positive at the same time stacy did and how things worked out for them. >> fascinating story and so much time passed. thanks so much. >> sure. >>> tonight the destruction and heartbreak just setting in after a weekend of severe weather from texas through the plains. five people are now dead. among them the victims, a couple in arkansas died shielding their 18-month-old daughter who survived. three others died in texas one of the hardest hit areas is town of van where nearly a third of the community is damaged. ivan is a strong city. strong community. we will rebuild. >> more than two dozen tornadoes reported across the middle of the country yesterday. >>> and we continue to work a developing story out of central florida. george zimmerman involved a shooting this afternoon outside of orlando. zimmerman'

. >> okay, other people on the litz, i know you want to know where oprah was 12, angelina jolie, 54, 52, allen degeneres, 50. and your friends gisele, she got bumped. no longer on the list. >> not in the top 100 any more. well, she quit the modeling world, didn't she? >> no longer relevant now because she as not a mod snell there are other ways. >> she not. her response, i feel very deflated. >> i bet she's on your list. >> no. never on my list. >> the one i like, adrian a limaa. i never had a thing for gisele. remember how he went in tom brady's life? >> i'll give $100 if you can tell me the name that far woman? bridget moynihan? so you give yourself hundred hundred dollars now? >> yes, i will gay bay myself right now. >> she's on sex and the sit. >> i hoaxer okay. >> all right sue? >> we've got to take a look at the seven day forecast, i'm distracted by your fascinating conversation. >> you're looking at the computer. don't lie to me. >> graduation gifts. 88 degrees today tomorrow, and chance of those pop up showers and thunderstorms some of these today with all of the humidity, co

. >> angelina jolie of pol tex?while, martin o'malley says he will announce he is going to be running. he is going to announce at the end of the month apparently? is that going to take any bloom off the rose here? >> he is a very capable governor. he was the mayor of baltimore for eight years. a lot of issues he could talk about. he will not be a viable candidate. he is very much in the clinton camp. maybe he is running for vice-president. i think the key thing here as we talked on the show six democrat debates. she is going to have to stand up there with bernie sanders, who is so far to the left he is a socialist, obviously, jim webb a very serious military guy. and o'malley. a lot of issues she will be debating on and she is not a great debater. >> i am thinking who are the debaters. i know you just named them. these guys have courage going in the field against her. i don't know the demings are going to like that. >> he raised $1800 in speeches for bernie sanders as opposed to the clintons $25 million. >> all my n

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in 2008, this age of angelina jolie appeared on the cover of w magazine. candid moment snapped by husband brad pitt. other stars like gisele bundchen and alyssa milano attempting to make breastfeeding less taboo. >> over all the social media response has been overwhelmingly positive. women have been really happy to see motherhood and breastfeeding celebrated and out in the open. >> but not everyone will be seeing this cover. exclusive to subscribers only. this is the cover appearing on supermarket stands. elle saying in a note from the editor-in-chief not everyone walking through a supermarket is our target demographic nor are they all going to be understanding of the message behind this cover. >> it should be something that isn't a cover mom. it's a huge part of being a woman and motherhood my two worlds collided at that moment. >> linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> please weigh in, t.j. >> it never fails. she's feeding the baby. it would be great to get to a day where nothing is controversial about it. she's feeding her child. a mother has to feed -- >

but spending time with angelina jolie helped.ld war two p.o.w. louis zamperini, of "unbroken." >> no matter what the situation is, i've learned how to be content. i've learned how to handle it. >> i am no louis zamperini. but i did tell him i shared his determination. and then, as spring finally arrived, another big setback. in early april, i caught the flu, which can be a fatal complication for multiple myeloma patients. because the immune system is so weak. i was hospitalized for three days of intensive treatment. once again, patient 2-6-40 was in the building. and when you spend a lot of time in hospitals, you think about the toll cancer takes on families. physically, emotionally, financially. >> look, i had resources. i had financial resources. but i've been thinking a lot about people who live out in the middle of the country, and they've got a modest healthcare plan. something like this hits and i don't know where they go and how they have the rest of their life. is that wrong? >> no. i -- i think this turns your world upsi

>> maybe angelina jolie. yeah i would imagine jay leno. i mean that would be cool, wouldn't it?ver the nonsense is which probably isn't even true. but, yeah, i would think jay leno would be the big guest. at least they must have tried to get him. had to. that's my call. >> the job that he wanted. that would be interesting if he is. jay thomas enjoy it. i'm jealous. >> can i be honest with you? he's not the happy i'm here. he's not happy i'm here. because i'm saying you'll be miserable at home and you shouldn't have retired. and you should go off and do producing and you should -- you make another announcement you know be something or other. interview other people or whatever. but don't look so sad about leaving. and i mean that. i mean he's had a great career. a ton of money. his family is waiting for him. it should be a more joyous time. people are making it kind of sad. listen to those drugs.nk drunks. >> i'll let you hang with them. thank youso much. enjoy it. i have a feeling this is not the last of david letterman. >>> right now let's go to baltimore to miguel marquez who i

there's the cheetos elvis using crumbled cheetos, the lipstick angelina jolie drawn with various shadesf lipstick, and the bette davis mascara painting drawn completely with mascara. but his most famous work comes shortly after he finishes ketchup art. it's a time-lapsed version of the mona lisa using microsoft paint. >> most people that have used windows have tried microsoft paint. it's the paint program included. it's usually good enough to draw a stick figure, and that's the extent of it. >> jason says he wanted to create fine art while using a simple consumer program like microsoft paint. >> the idea i had was to take something that people had experience with and put it with another thing, which was the mona lisa. it was two things that they could relate to and give it a value of its own. >> despite the limitations of microsoft paint, jason finds ways to add depth to his painting. >> i was using a drawing tablet, so that made it a lot easier, but i used a variety of the tools, and a lot of it is kind of an optical illusion. >> within about an hour and a half, jason finishes his pain

most recently and angelina jolie shed light on it she had both breasts removed as a preventive measure. mer mother died of the disease and jolie had the mutation which sharply increases the chance to get breast cancer and ovarian cancer. and there is also reason to be worried. breast cancer is the most common among women. it affects 232,000 people annually and you should also do self-exams and contact a doctor if you find a lump and men we can't forget them. they also get breast cancer and a famous man will join me in about 20 minutes who put his muscle behind a great cause hulk hogan yes. wrestle mania will be here in about 20 minutes right now, we are seeing folks gathering here. things getting underway about 7:30. the race starts at 8:00 and we will be here every step of the way. back to you. >> looking forward to seeing hulk hogan. that's going to be fun. >>> developing overnight, an fbi officer was shot and rushed to the hospital and the suspect authorities were trying to apprehend then shot himself. >> the fbi s.w.a.t. team memoirs shot in the leg during the incident in littleton

you heard angelina jolie went ahead of time. to go through a lot of these chemotherapies and radiation that can effect peoples lives. so this can practically change the face of cancer. and of course we're all excited about it. because the day that comes we don't have to do these operation operations oroperation operations oroperation operations or chemos and the radiations and you and i can go play golf. a dream come true. >> i like the sound of that. >> putting all of this on our blog today with more details for a lot of people who want to read more about that. >> i'll be looking furd it to. >> thank you. >>> we are going head back to baltimore in just a couple of minutes and tell you what demonstrators are calling a the victory rally today with a march through downtown that's after six officers are charged in freddy gray's death. that ooex next you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "no

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i mean the pay disparate between angelina jolie and george clooney. i've done this story before.blew me away. millions and millions of dollars in how male actors are paid versus female . stuart: does it relate to the box office receipts? can you justice it in that? >> no. shies actually been at the for front of this, she is now fighting because she wants equal pay with other actors in movies that -- do you remember the sony e-mail scandal? . stuart: yeah. >> but let me tell you something. size. doug marilyn monroe would be employable in hollywood today by today's standards . stuart: what size was she? >> at her smallest she was an 8. she went all the way up to 12. she would be considered in today's hollywood obese. and she said off the record do you mind if i had lunch my girlfriend said, no, of course you can. she pulls out a applying, two indicators, a piece of celery, and some cucumbers. that was her lunch. [laughter] true story. that just happened about six months ago . stuart: where this all comes from on this show today. but that was good. >> crazy. . stuart: fox business b

angelina jolie has had a double mastectomy. it all helps. people who look up to people, god knows why sometimes, but they do, and especially with aids, it's very important for more people to say, i'm hiv-positive. i'm living with it. because it is a sexually-orientated disease for the most part, it's not something -- you don't come back from the doctors and say i have aids. there is no reason why you shouldn't. you don't talk about it because it is a sexually transmitted disease for the most part. if marvin's people came out and said, hiv is ok, then it would help so many. it would make our situation so much easier. sen. merkley: if we extend that conversation to nations where the conversation is far more oppressed or underground than it is here, and dr. morin, you indicated you might have something to add to this. are there some spiritual leaders or governmental leaders or medical leaders who have taken bold stands and helped change the course of policy and dialogue in countries that we can try to encourage and other places? rick warren: wh

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in 2008, this image of angelina jolie appeared on the cover of "w" magazine. attempt to make breast-feeding less taboo. >> overall, the social media response has been overwhelmingly positive. women have been really happy to see motherhood and breast-feeding celebrated and out in the open. >> reporter: but not everyone will be seeing this cover exclusive to subscribers only. this is the cover appearing on supermarket stands. "elle" saying in a note from the editor in chief "not everyone walking through a supermarket is our target demographic nor are they all going to be understanding of the message behind this cover." >> i think it should be something that isn't covered up. it's a huge part of being a mother. it brought tears to my eyes because my two worlds collided at that moment. >> reporter: the editor in chief of "elle" australia defending her decision not to sell their iconic breast-feeding cover on the newsstands saying "in an idea world, no one would have an issue with seeing breast-feeding on the cover of a magazine. but this is not an ideal world" thi

you can see with angelina jolie, she said i don't want to have the cancer my mother had. it all helps, people who look up to people. god knows why sometimes but they do and it just especially with aids, it's very, very important for me to say, listen, i'm hiv positive and living with it. you don't have to be ashamed. because it's a sexually or jented disease on the most part, you don't come back from the doctor and say, i've got a terrible cough and stomach ache and don't go to lunch with a friend, i came from the doctor i have aids. there's nothing -- no reason why you shouldn't. it's because it's talked about and sexually transmitted disease for the most part. if more people came out and more famous people came out and said hiv is okay, we live with it. i live with it. it's okay. then it would accept -- it would make our situation so much easier. >> if we extend that conversation to nations where the conversation is far more o pressed or underground than it is here and dr. warren, you had indicated you might have something to add to this and i would love to hear your th

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you can see with angelina jolie, she said i don't want to have the cancer my mother had.t all helps, people who look up to people. god knows why sometimes but they do and it just especially with aids, it's very, very important for me to say, listen, i'm hiv positive and living with it. you don't have to be ashamed. because it's a sexually oriented disease on the most part, you don't come back from the doctor and say, i've got a terrible cough and stomach ache and don't go to lunch with a friend, i came from the doctor, i have aids. there's nothing -- no reason why you shouldn't. it's because it's talked about and sexually transmitted disease for the most part. if more people came out and more famous people came out and said hiv is ok, we live with it. i live with it. it's ok. then it would accept -- it would make our situation so much easier. sen. merkley: if we extend that conversation to nations where the conversation is far more impressed -- oppressed or underground than it is here and dr. warren, you had indicated you might have something to add to this and i would lo

it's been ten years since we watched brad pitt and angelina jolie together in "mr. and mrs.t nbc. >> indeed. we'll see pitt and jolie reunite in their movie "by the sea." the real life love birds play a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks. but during a trip to france they meet other couples who help them resolve their own marital issue. is that a key party? >> that's what i was thinking. >> key party. >> you know what that is? >> i grew up in the '70s. i never heard it until you told me what it was. >> oh. >> good flick anyway. going to be good. >> kudos to the future late show host stephen colbert. the comedian showed off exactly how big of a heart he has by opening his wallet for south carolinale schools. he announced that in conjunction with share fair nation he would fund 1,000 south carolina school projects. that's $800,000 in pencils, books, erasers for over 375 schools in his home state. colbert said he auctioned off pieces of his set from "the colbert report" to help with funding. he finished by saying enjoy your learning, south carolina. is it coal-bear

overall the winner was angelina jolie.d to take here very seriously. the challenge for republicans in 2016 how are they going to win the female vote against likely democratic nominee hillary clinton. i'm going to be listening to the words phrases and styles that they employ to reach out specifically to female voters. >> i know that south carolina is a very important state when it comes to the primaries and these elections. who is it most important for out of all of the g.o.p. candidates? >> i think the surprise here is going to be former texas governor rick perry. now, i have been walking through the state working through the state over the last couple months and perry has a surprising level of support. he spent a lot of time here. he has significant grass roots here. it's not a name that you hear that often as being one of the frontrunners. in south carolina governor perry is doing quite well. so he is the guy that i'm going to be focused on here in about two hours. >> what about marco rubio? you know, talking about the e

in any circumstance you know, you can say with angelina jolie, delmas ectomy. i don't want to. all helps people who look up to people. and especially with aids it is important for our people to say, listen i am hiv-positive. you don't have to be ashamed because it is a sexually oriented disease on the most part it is not something that people -- you don't come back and say i have a terrible cough and stomachache. i have just come. i have aids. there is nothing no reason why you should not. because it is you know talked about a sexually transmitted disease if more people came out and said listen, hiv, it's okay. it would help so many. it will make a situation so much easier. >> if we extend that conversation to nations where the conversation is far more oppressed or underground and is your and dr. warren, you indicated you might have something to add to this and i would love to hear your thoughts. are there some spiritual leaders, some governmental leaders, some medical leaders who have taken stances to help change the course of policy and dialogue in countries? >> whenever i fi