>>> walking for breast health will remembering a beloved colleague news reporter face and creating success in your own business. and a major success story from a family recipe for chicken and waffles all next. we give you more fun facts and faith. >>> good morning. we're glad you're with us this sunday morning just one month away with hundreds of men and women with the friends of the organization they sipped their shoes to take a walk to prevent breast cancer. i speak of the beloved and news reporter who turned her own diagnosis into a crusade. >>> a star television news reporter with legions of loyal fans in the bay area. a devoted daughter and wife and stepmother but then spring of 1997 faith that terrifying news a mammogram had detected a lump in her left breast and doctor say it was cancer. she decided to go public with her on this because she believed she could use her celebrity to raise public awareness about breast cancer. current interest friend the case tv you baker produced your story to print series the loud channel to viewers to follow face into the operating room and her maste

no , ma'ams are not being forced to breast-feed. weigh in.ddress is mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> drought conditions continue to plague a large part of our country, but one farm found a way to make up for the loss. atkins farm is turning to entertainment. they have two zip lines and so far, we're told, a huge success. >> we have only been open for a few days to the public and we have already had close to 50 people out here. we have a will the of reservations already. >> 50 people. okay. the farm also allows other outdoor activities like paint ball. owners are hoping that will carry them over to the fall and maybe some rain. what do you think? >> well, i like making lemonade out of lemons. >> any rain coming their way or our way? >> we have a couple storms on doppler 9,000. some are heavy, one is on the border of culpeper county. we'll start with live doppler 9,000. that prompted that warning until 7:30. so another 11 minutes or so. i think this did have hail in it at one time. that's the criteria for severe thunderstorms. but has to be hail about th

no party has a completion without breasts. so in conclusion, breasts are great. hey!>> this one is a little gross, not going to lie. this is a polish rapper, an mma fighter and a bit of a tough guy. you can see something funky with his eyes. he's tattooed his eyeball. >> those are not contacts? >> those are not contacts. he's taking his body modification a step further. he's going to permanently scar his face. >> why? >> it seems to be a new trend in body modification. here he shows what it's going to look like and here they go. >> oh, sglan aman. >> and this is the part -- >> why would you do that? why would you do that? why would you do that? >> i hope this trend does not catch on. >> we can't show all this on the show so if you want to see it, go to rightthisminute.com. >>> that's it for this edition of "right this minute." we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> absolutely if a family decides to breast feed, that is fine. we will take care of formula or there could be a baby who formula is the best thing for them and that's what we will do as well. we want to make sure we do what's best for the family. >> reporter: the hospital said it's not going to deny formula to any mom who wants it but by promoting brave feeding they say they want to ensure every baby are get the best start possible and if they have continued success in this effort the hospital will get a special honor, from the who as one of only a handful of baby friendly hospitals in the country. abc 2news. >> another beautiful day out there. low humidity, temperatures, into the upper 80's. a live shot downtown. a good crowd going on right now and we will have a beautiful evening with temperatures slowly falling in to the 80's. we are at 85 right now in the city limits, the warmest spot fredericr the coolest on the board at 81. in terms of where we are air reported 87. that's -- about a degree below average. that's a change. 97 the record in 19

we've heard several stories from breast cancer survivors set them members who survived breast cancerme loss this. and all the locks. why it and install locks its my favorite part of a job actually stay because it gives me all this amazing people and hear the inspiring stories and some of the store is the heartbreaking that's what we do this since it now every five minutes thomas and agnes of breast cancer and somebody knows everybody what been affected. so we're going to keep locking in raising money until we don't have to any more. they use so much for joining us. they left for race and justice 7 this morning the old be back here tomorrow afternoon for the closing ceremony in marathon and the hustle will be back both physical and emotional for those laid down down please a washington cbs five. laydown the wildfire near redding is now 60 percent contained it's called the deal fire of 400 a. destroyed to all buildings and damage in five homes was nine officials of the evacuation orders for 80 homes in the southwest happy valley area. full containment later on today. it accuses of prof

this is where they wrapped up their walk for breast cancer.go for education, detection and treatment. and it's not a foundation donated more than $30 million to local cancer organizations. >> of the years, of >>marty: 1-2 percent of men also couldn't have breast cancer care the people behind the walls of san quentin were not windy of themselves. >> this began people all the round the bay area are participating in the box and the support of breast cancer research in irian [music] >> local musicians played a tune as they kept walkers of this irian >> these walkers have to cover the same ground over and never appeared there walking of around the yard insane clinton's state prison to earn money for breast cancer cares and and the a cannot leave so they are here >> of the 200 men will walk support breast cancer research had to make sacrifices and the >> that many here have to make a monetary donations to participate. if they have any money they have to solicit donations. >> we're really trying to raise about $10,000. >> my mother was going to come

>>vicki: people raising money for breast cancer. it was in san francisco. and it was a 25 mi. route. millions of people's lives have been touched including inmates serving time in prison. jeff pierce shows us this special walk inside san quentin. >>reporter: this weekend people are around the bay are participating in the breast cancer awareness walk. local musicians are playing walkers and boost. these have to cover the same ground over and over they are walking the lower ground of san quentin the for an organization known as san quentin cares. >> this has been organized by the inmates' of san quentin. because they cannot leave they are here. >>reporter: over 200 are supporting breast cancer had to make sacrifices. >> we had to make sacrifices. >> they had to take a monetary donation. and they even had drummed up donations everybody has to donate money to walk. >> we are trying to reach a goal of $10,000. >> a donated money and instead of a visit i decided to walk. >> some came by way of a peer pressure. >> with breast cancer awareness. about 20 guys turned and said don't you

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be forced to coffer up when they -- cover-up when they breast-feed their babies or breast-feed them in private. we found that 45 different states including here in maryland actually have laws that specifically allow women to breast-feed in any public location so this obviously wouldn't be an a issue in maryland because you can breast food anywhere you want. >>> you know when you head down the highway you expect to never see headlights coming to you. >> take a look at this. how one driver ended up on the wrong side of the road. >> also they showed up to protest tuition hikes, why this turned out to be anything but typical. "good morning maryland" is back in just a few moment. [ male announcer ] it would mean one billion dollars for maryland and our schools and teachers. thousands of good paying jobs it's the new resort casino at national harbor. but it won't happen unless lawmakers act right now. all that money -- and all those new jobs -- will go to delaware, pennsylvania, west virginia. the only loser: maryland schools. tell your delegate and state senator to vote yes for schools, job

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another two day advance in san francisco lisa washington shows us the avon walk for breast cancer is about overcoming adversity. >>> 2200 walkers hit the pavement for they've done what for breast cancer raising the minimum of $1,800 each. i know the money i raise and my team raise this, through they've got foundation makes a difference and treatment and access of care >>> the walkers trek across san francisco and over the golden gate bridge into marin county the have the option of going 26.2 or 33 mi. over two days san jose police officer participates in the memory of his mother and cousin who suffered from breast cancer. this year's walkers raised over $4 million that is half a million more than last year. the national program director says the a fun foundation has no way of knowing at the recent controversy regarding the susan coleman foundation has an effect on the fund-raising during the decision to stop funding planned parenthood there is a decline in the common breast cancer fund raising the organization quickly reversed the policy. >>> one and thing like that happen something

reduction surgery. >> breast reduction surgery for women is more about lifting the breast after childrenhings like that. men don't have children so we don't have that situation. men are better candidates and women tend to need lifting procedures, which involve more scarring. but, again, this is a procedure that ten years ago involved a lot of scarring and there's a great advance with liposuction. >> is this something for men, can you work out, can you lift enough weights to have an impact in that area or do you recommend the surgery more for guys who don't really see any results with that? >> obviously, exercise first is the rule. although some people who bulked up during their football days and now they lost the weight, they end up causing the problem because you can't keep that weight lifting up or you lose some weight. it's hard to get rid of this with exercise, frankly, aaron. so, that's why this surgery is very, becoming more popular. >> got you. i want to talk a little bit of breast cancer in men now how common is it, first of all? >> well, it's 100 times less common in men than wo

and funds for breast cancer research. the distance of a marathon. the second half is a half marathon and right now, let's go ahead and take a look inside the mammo van. you can find a full scale mammography unit. i'm here live with fern ornstein, from san francisco general. she's going to tell us more about what goes on at the center and why you have this unit. >> well, we are part of a safety net program of hospitals that avon foundation funds. we're here today to thank the walkers and the avon foundation for their generous support of our safety net program at san francisco general, where we serve the underserved. we provide free and low cost mammograms, screening and diagnostic procedures at our avon center, and we have all our community partners here today to help us thank the walkers in avon. we are excited that we're able to be here to cheer on the walkers and they are in it to end it. >> reporter: this is amazing. this is the mobile mammography unit. >> it's a mobile mammography unit. we take the van out to the comm

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mothers. >> they look at the breast as materialistic wise, sexualized, and when actually, the breast city of engelwood has apologized to dirks. women are allowed to breast- feed in public under colorado law. >>> an investigation from a consumer watch dog group finds many popular purse brands may contain dangerous levels of lead. the center for environmental health says they found purses containing lead at one out of every four stores they visited. their are purses that contain the most lead were made by toy birch, guess, house of harlow, 9 west and charlotte ruse. one torrey birch purse contained roughly 580 times the amount of lead allowed in children's toys. >> who are they aimed at? women, teens, 20s, women who are having children. >> researchers say brightly colored purses made of plastic or vinyl seem to contain the most lead. researchers say they are concerned the lead could rub off the purse and be ingested by children. lead is a risk factor in heart attacks, as well as strokes. >>> the audubon society is getting help publicizing the plight of san jose wildlife from an unusual

. >> breast feeding moms in new york have a big supporter on their side, who's pushing breast milk over formula? >> and and dry conditions affecting more than the crops. how this fire almost ened in disaster for -- ended in disaster for one oklahoma farmer. >> reporter: and we have bush -- >> and we have big thunderstorms around the southern part of the nation. i will tell you if the showers and thunderstorms monday into our neck of the woods -- move into our neck of the woods. those details coming. >> reporter: everything is clear at 695 at pulaski highway. but we have a accident in white marsh. details coming on good morning maryland. >>> let's head up to new york for the very latest in today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites the count down to the iphone. many reports that apple will announce the next version of the smart phone on september 12th along with a smaller ipad tablet. delivery of the iphone starts nine days later. apple is reporting the fastest launch ever of a mackintosh operating system. mac users down load 3 million copies in the first four day. one reason

. >>> most research on breast- feeding focuses on the baby.onight learning about the effects it has on mom. find out what new research says about the long time side effects of breast-feeding. >>> will you back on the pounds when you quit puffing cigarettes? >>> health alert tonight, mom whose breast-feed may benefit from a surprising side effect down the road. a study found out of britain found that for every six months that women spent nursing, they had a 1% reduction in body mass index later on in life. women who breast-feed as young mothers also tended to have a lower bmi. the authors believe breast- feeding could reduce the number of obesity related diseases for women as they get older. >>> another factor that can effect your weight is decision to quit smoking. kicking the habit is good for your heart and lungs but on average people gain about 10 pounds after quitting, four pounds more than most stopped smoking literatures claim. nicotine is like an appetite suppressant and a stimulant. doctors say you are still better off quitting quittin

the san jose police officer participates in memory of his mother and cousin who died of breast cancer. >>> these ladies to an amazing thing >>> the walkers raised $4.7 million the national program director said the avon foundation has no way of knowing at the recent controversy of the susan g. coleman has any effect on the avons a fund-raising. the decision to stop fund- raising planned parenthood there was a decline in the san fund raising ahead the organization reversed its policy >>> when anything like that happens and they never have happened send the breast cancer world it affects all the breast cancer organizations there's a lot of confusion over the organizations and who they are and what they do. >>> i decided to do avon before the controversy. 39 mi. is a lot and one cause enough. >>> the a fun walk in tomorrow at fort mason police a washington cbs 5. >>> a gorgeous day in the bay area it was 2-10 degrees warmer today we look for a cooling trend sunday that will last until tuesday. in the meantime it will not be bad. not as bad as what the rest of the country looks at tempera

i was stunned, i thought breast milk was as pure as it came for food source. i was up all night thinking about it. i tell the story about michelle from california whose family was the first family to be monitored in the oakland tribune. it stunned even scientists. the tests found many of the same chemicals they found in charlotte's 5-year-old mic ala, she had recently spent a lot of time in nail salons. the biggest surprise of what they found in 2-year-old rowland, chemicals found in nearly anyone else in the world 6 times higher than in parents, twice the levels that researchers see in land animals. this is a serious warning said a scientist researchers on flame retar tkapbts. young children are exposed because they put their hands in their mouth and bodies don't eliminate chemicals as readily. to me i think very historically crystallizes what we are learning. that was a story in 2006 by the environmental working group where they analyzed the

don't forget to call your buddy to do a sferl breast -- self- breast exam. if detected what is your chance of a recurrence of the disease? will you need chemo? there's a test to answer that. our buddy jc hayward had it at the time of her surgery. >> is this me? >> that's you. >> reporter: in march jc was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma. in april she had a lumpectomy to remove the tumor. to prevent a recurrence, she's undergoing radiation and will take the hormone therapy drug tamoxifen but no chemo. her treatment plan was determined in part by a diagnostic test ordered by her surgeon. it's called unco type dx. >> it's basically a fingerprint of the tumor. it tells us is this the type of tumor that needs some additional treatment beyond the hormone therapy in order to keep it from coming back or is this tumor one that would not respond to chemo at all and is going to get the most benefit just from the hormone therapy. >> reporter: the dx test takes place on the pathology specimen taking at the time of surgery. it looks at a group of genes within that

i made one phone call to the breast cancer support very dark, and the only thing they ask is to give us a date, because i wanted to know why they were providing the breast cancer support to the community and they were not providing the breast cancer support to the omi, so that was one phone call but was provided, and they have been supporting us for the last three years, and we plan to expand in our community, so when you make the decision, i would like you to remember you are making decisions on when it comes to the health of the elderly. >> good afternoon, members of the board of supervisors. i am here to support cpmc. there is a lot of things they have done the public is not aware of. in the past years they allocated funds to specialty care. i am a member of the consortium. gcpmc awarded funds to provide specialty care's common and we serve about 7000 patients. 81% of those patients has insurance, so i am really supported a large number in need. i am here to express appreciation to the mayor and his staff for negotiating on behalf of community clinics, and i think they have done a

or push away from sodas, salt, now breast milk. it's becoming a joke. to get attention. he doesn't mean lock up the baby formula. are they going to breast feed -- >> bob: i don't want to ask you the question. >> eric: why not? she is a mom. >> bob: did you breast feed? >> kimberly: so annoying. i did. but i used formula, too. >> dana: when you needed to. >> kimberly: it's rude. it's a choice. all about choice, right? decide what you want to do. there are babies that aren't latching on and aren't receiving enough nutrition. davis what about the mom that has to work two jobs. doesn't have the time to be able to do this? all the pumping and all that. not only that, if you are a nurse at the hospitals, you have to dock meant a medical reason why you have given -- document a medical reason why you have given out formula. awful. >> bob: pediatricians say breast mill sack better than formula. >> greg: can i comment? or no? >> bob: sorry. >> kimberly: we didn't think you were mature enough. >> greg: government flows in the path of least resistance. nobody ever

. >>> still to come does a breast cancer patient need chemo or not? our own jc hayward found out with the help of this test. we'll tell you all about it next in this month's buddy check 9. >>> ladies, it's the 9th of the month and that means it's time to call your buddies and remind them to do their monthly breast self-exam and schedule a mammogram if it's time. if breast cancer is found, what are your chances for it coming back in the future? will you need chemo or not? there's a new test to answer that called onco type dx and our personal buddy jc hayward had it at the time of her breast cancer surgery. andrea roane has more. >> reporter: in march jc was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma, the most common form of breast cancer. in april she had a lunch eight my to remove the tumor. -- lumpectomy to remove the tumor. now to prevent a recurrence jc is undergoing radiation and will take the hormone drug tamoxifen but no chemo. her treatment plan was determined in part by a diagnostic test ordered by her surgeon. it's called onco type dx. >> it's

. >> all that -- >> did you breast-feed? >> gosh, you're so annoying. >> barack obama's story -- >> let me finish! let me finish! >> all that matters. >> you can't control the big dog. he goes where he wants to go and says what he wants to say. >> are you referring to me or bill clinton? >> on "cbs this morning." >> i'll tell you, there's nothing like the thrill of seeing team usa triumph in an internet headline and then wait for it to be confirmed on nbc seven hours later. i mean, the suspense -- captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." republican presidential candidate mitt romney heads back to the united states today after a week-long overseas trip. he made one final speech in poland's capital this morning. >> meanwhile, critics are still focusing on some controversial comments that romney said while in israel. jan crawford is covering the romney campaign in warsaw. >> reporter: well, good morning, charlie and gayle. romney has gotten a warm welcome here in poland, as he did in israel. he's speaking now

breast feeding is good for you?ome children may not do it easily. >> definitely. >> the mayor says you have a choice. >> right. >> he is just pointing out the benefits of breast feeding. what's the problem? >> well, the problem is that when women have just given birth, they are in a uniquely susceptible, uniquely suggestible and fatigued position. so they don't necessarily know that if formula isn't offered to them that they have the freedom to ask. there's nothing wrong with making the default position breast over formula. but when you make the default, the woman must ask, rather than the option being offered to her, i think then you make -- you add one more hurdle in the difficulty of -- >> so if you said to the new mother, formula is available, if breast feeding is not for you, you'd be happy. >> absolutely. i think that makes a real difference. between this and the soda ban is that in the case of sodas, you're only hurting yourself. in the case of secondhand smoke, in the case of breast over bottle, there's a se

breast is best, but here's the formula. you can see this could be interesting. >> back to you guys. >> it costs $37 million and it is the size of two football fields. tell you coming up. we'll take you on a tour of the bigger and better capital area food bank. >> swimmer, missy franklin is already at the olympics. i'm monica in london and i have all the details coming up. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> u.s. swimming continues to be one of the big stories at the olympics. >> the latest swimmer to make headlines is a 17-year-old from colorado who made her mark last night with an emotional victory. monica has the

about one in four breast cancer patients have this type. now there's this drug approved just last month. >> the fda accelerated the approval of the drug because of the results and the importance of this special class of treatments for breast cancer. >> reporter: medical oncologist says it's approved for women with metastatic her 2 positive breast cancer meaning the cancer has already spread. adding it to her treatment can extend by several months or even longer the time they have without the cancer getting worse. now it's being tested on women with less advanced stages of the cancer like linda. they make up a far greater number of new patients and linda was more than ready to sign up. >> clinical trials are an opportunity for everybody. anything that i can do to help this you know, get to market will help my kids. you know, and my neighbors or anybody else that comes along after me. >> reporter: anita brikman, 9news now. >> so even though it is a approved this trial is important to prove it may work in more women and to ensure insurance com

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and stretching right alongside for classmate is gail bishop, a 12 you're breast cancer survivor.it is hard to believe that this was gail the day before. at a hospital getting her fourth round of chemotherapy. >> i am not a person to sit around and complain that i had breast cancer. >> she was diagnosed with cancer in 2000. the more questions that she had about the disease, the more she realized there were not enough resources in her community. >> i wanted to know why we, as african-american women, why we did not want to talk about this disease. >> so 12 years ago she founded the first chapter of the sisters network right here in the bay view. as part of the national organization for african american breast cancer survivor. >> i wanted an organization where, yes we would do things that can help us grow. things that can help us teach us how to eat better. teach us that we need to exercise, things mentally, that we can do to help ourselves. >> in addition to the weekly support meetings, she teamed up with michael bennett and the baby ymca. together they have held the affairs and edu

have breast cancer what is happening. >>reporter: this weekend people around the bay are participating in this walk in support of breast cancer research. local musicians are playing tunes to keep the walkers and boos and if it keeping them -- induced. keeping this over and over they are well walking san quentin yard has san quentin cares. >> it is being organized by the inmates' of san quentin. they cannot leave but we are walking the grounds of san quentin >> the 200 inmates all have had make sacrifices to be able to participate. >> you do not make a lot of money. >> the men have to make a monetary donation to participate. and if they do not have money they try to get donations from other people so they're able to participate. everybody has to donate to participate. >> we are trying to reach a goal of $10,000. i was thinking that my mother was going to come to visit and i told her to come next week. >>reporter: some even came here by peer pressure. and loan >> and somebody said it don't you have a family member? and not

advocates argue moms have a legal right to breast-feed anywhere and those who say breast-feeding in public and a pool is not the place. >> when you go to the pool, you see the girls walking around in the tiny bikinis and never asked to cover up. if you see a mother trying to nurse her child, we are asked to cover up. >> the park issued an apology to the breast fooding mom and said it will would use this as a training lesson for staff. we posted the story on our facebook fan page and it went crazy. weigh in as well. the opinions are mixed. leave your comments about the story and we may share them on air. >>> we know green means go. red means stop. tell that to this guy you are about to see. the dramatic crash caught on tape and how one u.s. city says its benefited from red light cameras. >>> a similar situation in texas, a big commuting nightmare. the truck driver who police say caused a whole bunch of people to be late to work today. >>> looking at a couple of scattered showers. carroll county, frederick county. widen out the shot. there is more showers and storms to get through for tomorr

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everyone is tucked in for the night. 2200 walkers raising almost five million dollars to fight breast cancer. >>> there are rest stops on the route but this is the dance stop. >> we started this ten years ago. >> as long as the avon walk has been around. this cheering section has been keeping spirits up and feet moving. >> we want to give that you last bit of smile and energy to get you through the camp. >> it energized the tired teenagers. >> my grandmother has breast cancer. they are fighting hard it. >> is my good friend donna. >> the names they carry ploy a push. >> my niece is a double mastectomy survivor. >> this is better than the one in new jersey this one says. >> there's no water or golden gate bridge and this is incredible and i will be back next year. >> the most final steps that families wait with congratulations. >> you get addicted. >> 24 miles today, 15 more tomorrow. >> once you are done and over with, it is great. it is a great feeling and i wouldn't change. >> it this is my 130th long distance walk for breast cancer. >>> this walker has raised one- and-a-half millio

hormones play a role in breast cancer. a study on how the drugs affect the women that take them. >>> they are glued to your side, so are their germs. why you might want to think about giving your cell a wipe down before you pick up your child. mashed potatoes and gravy. mac 'n cheese... mashed potatoes and gravy! mac 'n cheese. [ male announcer ] now you don't have to pick a side. buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and choose two more large sides free. today tastes so good. >>> hormones are known to play a role in breast cancer. in a study, women who use fertility drugs resulting in a pregnancy that didn't last for 10 weeks had a decreased risk of breast cancer for those that used fertility drugs had a small increased risk. >>> we take our cell phones everywhere, they are practically glued to our faces, so are the germs. experts say many of us never clean them and they could use a good disinfecting especially fur handling babies and little ones whose immune systems aren't as strong. >> they carry a lot of germs. people don't

big headline, bigger breasts linked to greater breast cancer risk.a california genetics company did the study, looked at thousands of european womens, about 19,000 or so, and found women with larger breast size had more genetic variants linked to breast cancer. we can't quite make the link that bigger breast size means greater breast cancer risk. this was really a study about dna. and they did find, again, women with larger breast size had more of the genetic factors. but it's a long way to go in this research. there are so many things that they need -- we still need to learn about what causes breast cancer. this is a good first step. of course, tony, we always say you can't control your genes, who your parents were. when we talk about breast cancer prevention, we talk about the good basics, good nutrition, exercising, not smoking and getting screenings. >> eating the right foods. may want to be thinking about that more as we hear the developments in this story. you enjoy that, deena. drink up. >> thanks, tony. >> thank you. >> cheers. >> good to see

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the proceeds benefited y-me and the 24/7 support network for breast cancer victims.year's june 2nd event with supporters and contract yobz raised more than $16,000. this e-mail from the chicago-based y-me director shows they received the check on june 25th. wrath learned less than three weeks later y-me suddenly closed its doors, turned off the hotline and took down the web page. >> it's like i was kicked in the teeth. my stomach sank all the effort, all the time, all of the effort from my committee members, from our league, from the community, from so many of our friends that donated to help y-me. >> debbie haze is also reeling from y-me's shutdown. a brst cancer survivor herself, she served as y-me's volunteer coordinator. but on june 27th, just days after she set in the check, y-me administrate jurors callors tol is being eliminated. >> my greatest concern has been the callers and constituents who reach out to try to receive our services. and i think since the moment i was removed from my position and later on went on to find out that y-me closed its doors that's