>> reporter: keyes and her aunt have the brca 2 genetic mutation. 42 and has not been diagnosed with cancer, but recently she had her reproductive organs removed. did anyone try to dissuade you? >> yes. yes, they did. several people out of concern for me thought it was extreme. breast cancer gone, ovarian cancer gone. >> reporter: 17 family members carry the brca 2 gene mutation. eight have died. >> and now think of the absence of so many of these people that are no longer here because of this one mutation. >> reporter: keyes' mother patty died. this is her sister. she has had surgery to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes. what have you seen that's prompted you do this now? >> because i see all of my grandchildren now. they all have a great memories, and i just felt that it was the necessary thing. >> what is it like to live with a loved one who has cancer, and is that the reason why you decided to do this? >> when you lose someone to cancer, it's irrevocable. and this could be preventable. >> reporter: for leslie keyes, prevention means getting

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. >> new jersey governor chris appointed state attorney general jeffrey keyes a -- jeffrey chiesa.he willican, he will -- serve into a special election in october. he says he does not plan to run in that election. in massachusetts last night, two seante candidates debated -- two senate candidate debated. now a look at that june 25 special election with the boston political inquirer. >> now we want to turn our attention to the senate race to fill secretary of state john kerry's exceeds that he left. the boston globe front page this morning had this headline about the first debate. jim o'sullivan, the politics editor for boston.com, joins us on the phone. recover this debate on c-span -- we cover this debate on c-span. what was the take away? parks that there no real game changing moment. -- >> that it was the real game changing moment. gomez went hard after marquis. some demented not shift the dynamic. -- something that did not shift the dynamic. wasz was feisty and markey adept in sending off the attacks. gomez's chance to make a first impression in this race? >> it was the first t