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she was the wife of our news writer mike bratton. she lost her battle with breast cancer two months ago. the event sponsored by the georgetown visitation's think pink society and e-beauty community raise money for cancer research and also to help buy wigs for chemotherapy patients. >> the biopsy shows you have carcinoma of the left breast. >> phew. i thought it was going to be really bad news. >> we need to track the inheritance of our breast cancer genes. >> we are looking at a scene from the new movie "decoding annie parker." it's the real life story of a woman who searches for answers as to why cancer is ravaging her family. the movie stars helen hunt. she plays the jennette cyst who -- jennette cyst who suffered the brca gene linked to breast cancer and ovarian cancer. i'm delighted to have the real annie parker right here in the studio with me. also the movie's writer and director steve bernstein. thank you both for being here. i have to ask you, annie, how does it feel to have a movie about your life? >> it's pretty surreal, i

producer mark bratton right there in the center of your screen with the white hair lost his wife teresa larson to breast cancer eight weeks ago. >> in celebration of buddy check 9's anniversary of saving lives through early detection, wusa9 is bringing the mammovan to broadcast house. to find out if you're eligible or to make an appointment for a mammogram on the van when it comes to wusa9, call 202-741- 3252 and remind your buddy to do the same. >>> it's 4:38. coca-cola loses a title it's held for 13 years. that's coming up in jessica's your money report. >> we're talking about the 80s coming up next. don johnson, white jacket. no, that's actually the temperature in the >>> 4:41 on this tuesday morning. 60 here in town. warmer than yesterday when we had some 40s. still in the 50s out there, a comfortable start. what a nice start to october. other than isolated patchy fog, we'll turn mostly sunny and even warmer. yesterday 76. today's high 79 to 84. about 82 here in d.c. back in a few with a warm seven-day. right now monika with timesaver traffic. >>> on the northbound side of i- 395 he

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created by former new york city police commissioner and los angeles police chief bill bratton, bluelines being touted as a site where officers can share their expertise and information securely through video, instant messaging and video conferencing. site officials say more than 1,000 chiefs and commanding officers in cities including los angeles, boston and houston have already joined. the network hopes to attract people from more than 17,000 law enforcement agencies. >> the giants have signed a tim lincecum to wait till your contract, a $35 million. it is still pretty good money for a guy who has 28 wins, 29 losses. he did show flashes of his old self classes in. >> he is a two-time cy young winner. a four time all- star, and he helped the giants went to of their last four world series. >> this is of the location of a another big rig accident that occurred yesterday their region and up the morning commute. we may be looking at similar circumstances and i will have i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane

this is, to me, i haven't talked to ray kelly yet or bill bratton two heralded police chiefs, but toe it's a lot different than going into our house or your house. you're going for the white house. you have no idea if this is part of a larger plot. you got to take them out. absolutely. >> what do you think about the police -- the capitol hill police decision to use that force? you think it was appropriate, overhanded, too much or just right? >> well, yesterday we were kind of -- i was kind of speculating. she panicked and took off. but i've read some accounts they had the kill shot right away and they realized there was an 18-month-old in the car and they held back, they waited. now, if i agree with brian and i kind of do, they probably should have taken it the first type. she got away. she went up a distance, ten blocks or so, and they killed her there. but if you're going to attack the white house, you got to bring them down. >> this story was unfolding while we were on air yesterday. we didn't really know the facts. >> we, i don't know if i do know all the facts. i understand some

stop and frisk and other programs i started with bill bratton taken over by mike and ray kelly has saveds, 10,000 lives. >> they say it's racist. >> do you know the lives saved? 8 of 10 african-american lives. 8 of 10 of the murder victims if you reduce murder by 80% which is what i and mike blumberg did. whose lives are we saving? i'm proud of it. there were 30 years of nobody caring about saving lives. giving political rhetoric and papandreouering. we saved lives. they just fooled people. >> the students went out at brown university with signs -- typical stuff. linking ray kelly to the kkk, calling him a racist. his name is ray kelly. calling him ray-cyst kelly. >> what kind of education are they getting? >> the president of the university said this is an affront to civil democratic society and the university's core values. >> did anybody tell them ray kelly was appointed by bill clinton. he's a democrat. he was a united states marine. this is a man -- >> not even allowed to speak. >> he's kept the city safe from terrorism on september 11 of 2001. if you asked how many times we would b

. >> the reality is that stop and frisk and four or five other programs that i started with bill brattonover by mike and ray kelly has saved 20,000 lives, 10,000 lives. i mean, tremendous amount. >> they think it's racist. >> you know the lives that were saved? eight out of ten african-americans. >> stop and frisk has saved the lives of thousands of african-americans in new york. really? here are the facts. since 2002, 86% of those stopped were latino. but 88% of these stops did not result in an arrest or a summons. in other words, they were stopped for nothing. stop and frisk hasn't saved lives. it's made innocent people feel like criminals. the victims of this program post their videos online to show what stop and frisk is really all about. >> why did you stop and frisk me? i got it. why did you stop and frisk me? i'm going to get my i.d. relax. don't touch me. >> you ain't going to do nothing. >> i was going to get my i.d. >> give me your [ bleep ] i.d. >> there are better, smarter ways to reduce crime than to target innocent people because of the color of their skin. i fight hard aga

bill bratton was our commissioner, i think is one of the great policing experts in this country. another guy, the chief the department right now in new york city, phil banks who i have a lot of respect for. if the people choose me, that's going to then occasion a very careful vetting. and a very careful process to get it right. >> when you look at stop and frisk, when you look at any number of cases, i am of the firm belief that the overwhelming majority of police officers are honest and decent and want to do a good job. >> unquestionably. >> but when they go through these spasms and someone gets shot or the school craft case and so forth, it seems all the more, you know, luminous in the presence because it is the police and there's a say credit trust there. but do you find that the mayor of new york has a relationship with the police department and the chief of the police kind of similar to the relationship that the president of the united states has with the pentagon and the intelligence community? do they run their own show, the police, and then act respectful toward the mayor

bill bratton was the commissioner. i think is one of the great policing experts in this country. another guy who's the chief of department right now in new york city, phil banks who i have a lot of respect for. two people to look at, interview. but if the people choose me, that's going to then occasion a very careful vetting and a very -- this is one of the biggest decisions you make. careful process to get it right and someone as a transformative figu figure. >> when you look at stop and frisk, when you look at any number of cases, i'm of the firm belief that the overwhelming majority of police officers are honest and decent. >> unquestionably. >> when the police go through the spasms of public relations problems and someone shot or the adrian schoolcraft case and so forth, it just seems all the more, you know, luminous in the press and so forth because it's police and a sacred trust there. but, do you find that the mayor of new york has a relationship with the police department and the chief of police kind of similar to the relationship of the president of the united states wit

bill bratton was the commissioner. i think is one of the great policing experts in this country. another guy who's the chief of department right now in new york city, phil banks who i have a lot of respect for. two people to look at, interview. but if the people choose me, that's going to then occasion a very careful vetting and a very -- this is one of the biggest decisions you make. careful process to get it right and someone as a transformative figu figure. >> when you look at stop and frisk, when you look at any number of cases, i'm of the firm belief that the overwhelming majority of police officers are honest and decent. >> unquestionably. >> when the police go through the spasms of public relations problems and someone shot or the adrian schoolcraft case and so forth, it just seems all the more, you know, luminous in the press and so forth because it's police and a sacred trust there. but, do you find that the mayor of new york has a relationship with the police department and the chief of police kind of similar to the relationship of the president of the united states wit

this was created by former new york city police commissioner and loss angeles police chief bill brattonsed as a side where officers can share their experience and information through video, instant messaging and video conferencing. the network hopes to attract officers from more than 17,000 agencies. >> there is some good nils and college tuition. the cause has gone up but not as much in the past. the college board says that the average publish calls for in-state students to attend a four year colleges $247 more this year and now about 8890 annually. the 2.9% increase is a small is a one-year increase in 30 years. report co-author sandy baum says that the upper spine or intuition prices seems to be moderating. a federal grant aid has also gone down, so many students are paying more of pocket. >> a thick cloud of the filthy smog in china is something that's the northeast is a scene. you can see this from this picture. some areas of the city had visibility down to less than 65 ft.. some people were out walking wore ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car an