but also we have angelina jolie factor. there's a study that just came out that 20% increase in awareness of as a result of what she did. get to know your janetgenetic t. the big message is, if you're under 50 and you have a family history and have had a history of ovarian cancer, get that test. >> do you have to request the test? it's not automatic? >> it's not automatic. excellent question. there are a lot of guidelines coming to the doctors and they may or may not recommend this. you should be in charge of your health and you say, i want to know my genetic tests are. you know why? because if you're positive for that, you have very high risk of breast cancer, 80% chance of owe villanuevian cancer. what she did, went public and talked about this is extremely important. but another factor very important to both of you that people need to know this, we are becoming smarter. wre using our genetic testing to find out. 21 genetic tests to find out whether somebody needs chemotherapy or not. based on this study, 10,000 women loo

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we'll talk to angelina jolie's doctor, kristi funk, and a very special thank you to all the quiet heroes> and get ready for rumer willis like you've never seen her before. she's the brand-new roxie and "all that jazz" performed here live as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> would you look at all those pink warriors, thrivers helping "gma" go pink for breast cancer awareness month. they've got the pink button right there. let's hit it. >> all: three, two, one. [ cheers and applause ] >> there we go. we're turning times square pink. all of times square. >> that's nice. >> all of times square. outside is pink and now look here in the studio as well our entire crew going pink. there we go. >> a good-looking crew we have. good-looking crew. everybody celebrating those survivors today. >> they're very excited. they get paid extra when they get some family time. they are wonderful. >>> also this morning, we're busting fit myths. do you really need to feel the heat to get in shape? experts are weighing in. that's coming up. >> that is coming up. first let's turn to amy with the morning run

an exclusive first look inside the life of brad pitt, angelina jolie and their kids courtesy of "vogue" magazine today, friday, october 16th, 2015. >> this is the "today" show. >> i'm here for the "today" show. >> i keep coming back for lauer! >> hello from st. louis. it's our 40th birthday. >> kiss me, i'm 70. >> it's my 16th birthday so can you give me a hip, hip hooray. >> and we're back now. 8:00 on this friday morning. it's the 16th day of october, 2015. let me say a couple of thin. first of all, dropped a lot temperature-wise over the last couple of days. >> yes. >> secondly, we have an enormous crowd here. >> what a crowd. >> it's starting really early this year. >> somebody smell bacon? oh, my gosh. that smells so good. we have a happy crowd. all right. coming up, we're going to check in with our friend joan lunden. she's bringing us a really moving story, part of our pink power "today" series. >> a lot to get to. first, let's go inside and natalie has a check of all the top stories. natalie. >> hey, guys, goormt starting off with the bad weather out west, flash flooding and mu

. >> angelina jolie adopt ed maddux from cambodia and her daughter from ethiopia and and pax from vietnam. >> we have all the different countries and adoption regulations. >> every adoption is beautiful. but to me, there is something special about these countries that also need a lot. i tend to go back to the countries where my children are from and work inside the countries. >> it's unclear if sandra's reported new addition is from the u.s., when she adopted louie from new orleans, she talked adopt domestically. >> do you see the world a little differently? you have this little black child that is going to grow up in this world. >> wait a minute. he's black? >> i don't know if you knew this. >> oh, my god. does that mean -- >> that is good. >> yeah. you know, it's funny. i don't see that anymore. i see my gestures. i see him in me. >> now we have celebrity legal news to report. >> look who's in trouble with the law right now. >> david cassidy, cited for a hit-and-run accident and could be headed to jail. according to police, he was involved in an accident with a box truck in broward coun

ernie: one choice, this was recently made by angelina jolie, is to take a preventive double mastectomy. that's a decision made by one of my guests. this is katherine whitley and her daughter chloe. we have a lot to talk about. i want to start with ovarian cancer, which you have gone through the treatment. you made that decision. tell me about it and how you're doing. >> well, i was -- i found out i had the mutation for brca-1 in 2011 and had a hysterectomy. when i woke up, i had stage 3 c ovarian cancer and went into treatment for that. very much a shock. ernie: you know, you also have had a family history. you were telling me about this. your mom, your aunt, even your sister. >> right. ernie: so you made the decision and you're going to have the surgery tomorrow from what we understand. this is preventive double mastectomy. >> yes. ernie: tell me about that. >> well, i knew as soon as i knew about the mutation, as soon as i found out i had the mutation, i would go ahead and undergo the surgeries that were recommended by my genetic counselor. five years at cancer treatment centers of a

they include pretty familiar faces, from angelina jolie to christina applegate to sandra lee. marjorie is happy to see high profile women chipping away at the stigma of breast cancer. >> i think it's great. her mother died young. she wanted it visible. she wanted people to be aware. to have that visibility and to use it is a good thing. >> it's probably because we know more about genetics. some of the women have genetic mutations. some women are high risk and they want to do prophylactic surgery. some women don't want to face cancer in the opposite breast later so they decide to remove both. >> reporter: improvements in breast reconstruction one of several reasons patients are finding it easier to manage breast cancer. arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you for that report. joining us to talk more about this is dr. susan boble of mt. sinai beth israel. we were watching this story together. it's very encouraging. you're at the center of a lot of change, a lot of new things. it is uplifting in many ways. >> it's an incredibly remarkable time to be taking care of patients. t

perhaps angelina jolie has made an impact in all of these roles. but now there is concrete evidence of her actual influence on women's health. a new study published in a journal of the american cancer society finds in 2013 when jolie revealed she carried a gene putting her at higher risk of developing breast cancer than shared she had a double mast me and reconstruction she increased surgery options. options.. >> reporter: this past january this woman as a mastent me after general i ethic testing found she carried a mutation . >>> this is chilly young and brook young . >> reporter: it wasn't an easy decision for the mom of two but after her own mother battled breast cancer and her aunt ovarian cancer, she like jolie chose preventative measures including removing her fallopian tubes and ovaries . >>> i remember waking up the next morning from surgery and just feeling a huge sense of accomplishment knowing what i did for myself and for my . >>> cl awe udine was motivated to take action because of family history and after losing her mother-in-law to t

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now to angelina jolie opening up about her marriage to brad pitt and taylor swift dishes on her rumored bad blood with katy perry. tamron, let's get out of here >> hard to follow up babies in toupee. angelina jolie, as matt mention the, an exclusive look at her beautiful spread in "vogue" looking stunning on the cover of the november issue. you can she she's not alone posing for photos with her hubby and six kids talking about everything from the hectic schedule and her double mastectomy and speaking of brad, the shooting of the upcoming movie was somewhat of a honeymoon despite they play an unhappily married issue and she says brad and i have our issues but if the characters were even remotely close to our problems we couldn't have made the film. the issue hits stands on wednesday and now to taylor swift and the question that will not go away. is her massive hit "bad blood" about katy perry. everybody is assuming that it is she tells the latest issue of "gq" i never said anything that would point this in the direction of one specific person and i can sleep at night knowing it but did s

exclusive first look inside the life of brad pid, angelina jolie and their kids courtesy of vogog 16, 2015. >> the "today" show! >> hello. it's our 40th birthday. >> kiss me, i'm 70. >> it's my 16th birthday. >> we're back now. 8:00 on this friday morning. 2015. let me say a couple things, first of all, it's dropped a lot temperaturewise over the last couple days. crowd here. what's the reason? >> spring break? >> it's starting really early. >> a birthday?? doesn't it smell likik bacon t ts morning?g? >> my gosh. smells so good. >> all right. coming up we're going to check in with our friend joan lunden bringing us a moving story part of our pink power today series. >> we've got a lot to get to. first let's go inside. natalie's got a check of all of the top ories. natalie. >> good morning. we're starting with that bad weather out west flash flooding and mudslides triggered by heavy rain left a dangerous mess this morning in parts of southern california. nbc's miguel almaguer is in lake hughes. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the storm has passed for now but boy, did it leavev

. >> a family outing and exclusive first look inside the life of brad pitt, angelina jolie and theiray" show. >> the "today" show! >> i keep coming back for lauer. >> it's our 40th birthday. >> kiss me, i'm 70. >> it's my 16th birthday. >> and we're back now 8:00 on this friday morning, the 16th of october, 2015. let me say a couple of things. first of all, it's dropped a lot temperature-wise over the last couple of days. secondly we have an enormous crowd here. what's the reason? it's not even spring break. >> starting early. >> does something smell like bacon? oh, my gosh. smells so good. >> all right. coming up we're going to check in with our friend joan lunden bringing us a powerful story part of pink power series. >> a lot to get to. first let's go inside. natalie with a check of the top stories. natalie. >> flash flooding mudslides triggered by heavy rain left a mess in pars of southern california. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is in hard hit lake hughes. good morning. >> the rain is gone but the mud certainly isn't. we're an hour outside of downtown los angeles.

. >> angelina jolie gracing the newest cover of vogue magazine. how she opens up about her large family and her new movie with brad pitt. >>> and hollowing comes two weeks early. tonight is the alameda zombie crawl. while the grown-ups have all the fun the children will also benefit. >> they look like they are walking dead. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> the nba champion warriors face their arch nemesis tonight, the la lakers. we join the team for the trip down south. kurt is not the only warrior, andrew vogue at got smacked in the face. it actually broke his nose, and that is the fourth time that has happened. warriors á-asterisk-star steph curry is making sure his family is lower presented in his latest television commercial. -- well represented. >>> i will just sit over here, that's all right. >> you when one mvp. >> leave it to the family to keep your head on straight that was steph curry. where is riley? >> that's kind of what you and rosemary do to me out here every day. >> on our secret is out. >> dancers are taking

. >> what about jennifer aniston angelina jolie? >> oh, that's too weird. >> too weird. hoda. >> hoda, okay. >> that's not weird. okay. >> oh, that -- now we even love him all the more. oh, would you ever -- >> a threesome? how are you asking me that right >> i just thought it might make for better tv than we had yesterday with frank sinatra jr. i don't know. >> that interview goes down -- >> if you haven't seen it, go to -- just click on it. it's worth looking at. >> in the 50 years i've been in this business, i knonoit's hard to believe, he -- the worst interview ever was with a guy named craig t. nelson, who was a lovely guy, but he was promoting "poltergeist." he never said a word to me and regis. so regis and i just -- this was the worst. ever. ever. and d u know it. the the good news is, hoda, it will never be that bad again for you. when you are still doing this 30 years from now, you will remember fondly. >> rumor is looking right over here. like, what if i'm the worst interview ever? >> rumer, run. >> okay, my daughter cass as you know is trying t tmake it in th

when star angelina jolie found out she had the disease, she chose to have a double mastectomy and removeher fallopian tubes and ovaries. >> i moved for the american cancer society. >> she makes sure others get information about cancer treatment and training. that cancer test, good news. cheryl's results were negative. >> wonderful. >> reporter: no inherited cancer risk lurking behind the door. just another appointment. another chance to share her experience about cancer detection and prevention with others. >> i have a breast cancer symposium tonight. >> reporter: noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu fox 2 news is a proud sponsor of the making strides against breast cancer walk. the walk is tomorrow morning at the arena green guadeloupe river trail in san jose. it begins at 8:00. ktvu fox 2 ktvu fox 2 news is the mc. >>> wednesday's presidential debate was hosted by cnbc. the candidates and party leaders of the republican party say they don't like the way the moderators handled the debate. they had a particular problem with what they called gotcha questions claiming they were mean spi

have more on their story. award-winning actress, i global humanitarian, a mother of six, perhaps angelina jolie has made an impact on all of these roles, now there's concrete evidence of her influence on women's health. a new study published in the journal of american cancer society, found in 2013, when jolie revealed she carried a gene carrying a risk of developing breast cancer, and revealing she had a double mastectomy and re-construction. and this past january, clawed claw deen had a double mastectomy after she found out that she carried the gene. after her mother battled breast cancer and her aunt cancer. removing ovarian tubes and ovaries. >> reporter: she was motivated to take action, not only because of her family history but also after losing her mother-in-law to the disease. >> watching her suffer and watching what the family goes through that made an impact on me. >> reporter: for others the famous woman they don't know was a catalyst. so much, her impact has been coined the angelina effect. >> when a celebrity gets a medical condition, it gets a bleep in the news and then it's gone,

talking to v magazine sea, directed by and co- starring wife angelina jolie, he says she's decisive, incredibly intuitive, knife-sharp and sexy in the director's chair. the most watched new year's celebration on tv has its headliner. carrie underwood is set to rock times square this new year's eve. she'll headline dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest. she continues a tradition of women headlining - last year it was taylor swift, and before that it was miley cyrus, swift again, and lady gaga. and phil collins is un- retiring! he tells rolling stone magazine he's getting back into the music game, and quote the horse is out of the stable and i'm raring to go. a new solo album is coming, along with a tour. the reason? his kids. he says his 10 and 14 year old sons want to see what their dad does. collins announced his retirement in 2011. and that's what's happening in hollywood. i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles. our financial expert is next at midday. today, we're talking about iowa able accounts and how they can help families with saving money for a dyou have

brad pitt and angelina jolie spend six figures for his art.street artists are leftist. some are not. here is a pro-choice libertarian. he does street art like this. he put copies of this up at hollywood. hollywood welcomes abortion barbie. he joins us now. this must have ticked people off in hollywood. >> it did. i had fun doing it. >> here is another one you did of ted cruz. you say you like ted cruz, and yet this is weird. >> i would listen to this man filibuster, or just take on the establishment in washington. i didn't see a guy with tattoos or muscular by any means, but i saw a lot of strength and rebellion in what he was doing. and that's what i came up with. >> i found senator cruz would not like this and probably wouldn't see it but i'm wrong on both counts. on fox and friends, cruz said this. >> i was out in california a few weeks ago and there was some street art that was a little unusual. i've got to tell you, it inspired me. i'm proud to stand -- i've got to say my wife was fairly astonished. >> he was showing his tattoo, which it

cutting-edge test to detect the so-called cancer gene becoming more mainstream thanks to actress angelina jolie'ser experience. noelle walker with her request to find answers. >> this is important for a lot of people, mike. if you had a 90% chance of getting breast cancer, would you want to know? and then what would you do with that information? and that the the bracteates they could tell if that woman -- bracket test, they could tell if they were close. this test could potentially be a lifesaver. in many ways life is like a game show, a different outcome. and sometimes that it will be on the other side of that door. they could change your outkoch. outcome. >> and what is behind door 312? >> they could change sinclare's history. >> who would have cancer in my family to try to keep them from repeating itself. cancer among the women and her family that will need to go back their generations. glenn with ovarian cancer -- even with ovarian cancer. and it just came back for the third time and that they had a great aunt with breast cancer. >> reporter: a california pacific medical center to find out if

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. >> brca stands for br, breast, >> reporter: angelina jolie revealed she carried the genetic mutation that places those who have it at much greater risk for developing breast cancer. >> for braca carriers, they finally felt they had a voice. certainly didn't expect the connection and response to other women. and how much it would mean to me. i didn't realize what we were all apart of together. >> reporter: and it's not just women who are affected. >> there's a completely lack of understanding that men also carry a braca mutation and therefore can get breast cancer. >> reporter: this documentary was made by a guy with a personal stake in his subject, which is why called "pink and blue." >> it's really not about a color. it's not about a color, it's about a conversation. >> reporter: that's our own stacey sager who survived cancer on abc 7. and so saved the lives of others. >> i know if stacey hadn't have been brave enough to document her journey, i wouldn't have learned about the test and done it myself. >> reporter: their tale is but one of almost a dozen told here, without exception

yet angelina jolie and george clooney and sean penn. they are really doing things hands on.he countries that are in strife. they do groundwork. they go and lobby. inspiring to see what they are doing. all a bitat we are disconnected, and what we need is one common cause. and we have it. it is our environment -- i think i should be our greatest -- our biggest global concern over everything. i know our government would like us to think it is terrorism, and i know that all of these things -- you know, it is so complicated and all of these things are important, but environmental terrorism is something that we are all committing. it is an opportunity for a lot of us to come together. i am very proud of my daughter. you mentioned her in the beginning. jesse arranged with a friend of hers, pathway to paris. withs very, very concerned climate change. and she has drawn a lot of musician -- i don't know how she did it. i have no organizational skills. she has gotten thom yorke and jane fonda and several other people that want to come and help. i think leonardo dicaprio. there are a lo

. >> angelina jolie and brad tt's children are following in their famous rents' footsteps. the glamorous family making their "vogue" debut. shot by annie leibovitz, angie, brad and six kids look carefree and happy and perhaps getting into the halloween spirit a little early. the actress telling "vogue" the children are homeschooled by teachers with different backgrounds and religions and learn about the history of their countries. it hits newsstands october 21st. they grow that family and they're international travelers and those kids are going to be -- >> they're going to have it all. >> like you have it all. >> they're on the front of "vogue." >> they're a family cool family. >> and their parents aren't bad looking either. that's my mom and dad. a dionne warwick singalong, i can confirm that "my best >> this is great. >> julia roberts's hit movie being developed into a tv show on abc. the film's oscar winning screenwriter will pen the new thmovie left off and follows jules and her best friend joel as they navigate life in new york city. how amazing is ts? >> ron claiborne

what about taylor swift what about angelina jolie, what about kanye? >> what about kirsten powers?bout charles krauthammer. >> that would be great. >> look i think -- where christie i think is wrong if he wants to be president you're also the leader of the republican party. this should matter. >> at a minimum. >> i think it's too early. >> i think it does matter. i'm not a republican, i don't have a dog, but it matters who becomes the -- >> we're trying to change that. >> are you for dog fighting? >> we will not let you derail this segment. >> we're going to move on. ahead, "gq" is out with a profanity-based attack on dr. ben carson. is there a disconnect with what media is focusing on and what americans care about? i accept i'm not the rower i used to be.. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had sign

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. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt's children are following in their famous parents' footsteps.n the magazine's november edition shot by famed photographer annie leibovitz, angie, brad and their six kids look carefree and happy and perhaps getting into the halloween spirit a little early. the actress telling "vogue" the children are homeschooled by teachers from different backgrounds and religions and they all learn about the history of their countries. it hits newsstands october 21st. they grow that family and they're so good and they're international travelers and those kids are going to be -- >> so well versed. they're going to have it all. >> like you have it all. >> they're on the front of "vogue." >> they're a family cool family. >> and their parents aren't bad looking either. that's my mom and dad. >>> and to start preparing for a dionne warwick singalong, i can confirm that "my best friend's wedding" is making a comeback. >> oh, sara, this is great. >> julia roberts's hit movie being developed into a tv show on abc. it will air right here. the film's oscar winning screen

has very publicly disparaged the appearances of-just for starters-rosie o'donnell, kim novak, angelina jolie, halle berry, and heidi klum. most recently, of course, he said of republican presidential hopeful carly fiorina, "look at that face. would anyone vote for that? i mean, she's a woman, and i'm not s'posedta say bad things, but really folks, come on." fiorina offered an incommensurately classy response. country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> this from the man who says, i would be so good to women. i cherish women. i will work hard to protect women. perhaps he should proceed they can tonight them from his own nasty words. donald trump who donald trump, who surely has lots of high stakes issues on which to focus, is consumed with the appearance of women. making fun of people's looks is something that children do, mean children, and, in fact, linguists have determined that trump actually speaks like a 3rd grader. really, this is bigger than trump and his ego. yes, there's something bigger than trump's ego. because it's about what we all agree is acceptable on the american poli