. >>> a new type of mammogram promises few er fewer false positive and less risks, we'll show you the report. >>> and how warm is it going to get and how windy it is going to get tonight, back here in a minute. >> it is the hottiest thing in breast cancer screening, 3-dmammogram. your insurance is not likely to pay for it but some do urge you to get it anyway. >> i have had breast cancer in the past and i have very dense breast so this new technology allows them to see more levels of the tissue. >> davis offers them to -- the ma does move, images are like an a ctmammogram. >> we also potentially are going to be able to protect more breast cancer with this technique. >> one study shows cut false positive from about 10-8%. >> so we see there is a high false positive rate. >> requires a specialized machine just like this one. right now the fda also requires a 2 d mammogram also at the same time so there is some radiation. >> breast cancer. radiation causes some cancers. jagger says add now the higher dose for a 3 d mammogram. >> depending on which recommendations are following and which

i just had a mammogram. there was nothing on it. this found it at a stage that was curable instead of at a stage where it's not. i also unfortunately know that mri screenings are incredibly expensive and a lot of insurance companies don't cover that which is why i started my foundation. it just really upset me so much that these women were opting not to have this really valuable screening because of money. because of we are not taking care of women who are high risk. >> her foundation called right action for women provided hundreds of women funding to get both the mri and brca genetic testing. >>> up next i will speak with another breast cancer patient. she's our very own zorida sambalin and she says angelina jolie's story empowered her to share her story. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother,

i think the problem there is you get -- you have some group that's interested in breast cancer, mammograms for poor people, they depend a lot on public funding. that public fund sing getting cut. and now they want to say something about it. right. you know, we think what we do is for and think we are saving people's lives. they are clearly -- think of themselves in the community, we think of them as trying to -- >> social welfare groups. >> they are. >> now they become -- now they have a political message are they -- been cut off? did they get there -- are they subject to prosecution for saying no, we think people should spend the money. we think the public should support this. >> it is never going to happen. i mean the supreme court said that in the citizens united decision nonprofits, corporations and unions, can spend money in on politics unless the supreme court comes in and you get an act of congress, or the irs actually were could tomorrow out and want to -- publish ad regulation they could say no more money spent on political advertising. but -- they don't -- >> that's -- that gets

were new recommendations from hhs on the mammogram front.ublicans responded by demagoguing and saying they were rationing care. all of this is deeply political. when you think about what planned parenthood does. an important measure is give out the hpv vaccine which is very important for cervical cancer. that's demagoged as well with michele bachmann claiming is causes mental retardation. those are preventible diseases that planned parenthood works on and those are political. >>> stay right there. i want to talk about the diagnosis after the choices and the reconstruction of lives and of breasts when we come back. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. you get 5% back, on everything. everything. everything. everything. everything. everything. everything? [ all ] everything? yup! with the new staples rewards program you get 5% back on everything. everything? everyth

mention one of the groups today at the white house is planned parenthood and they don't provide mammograms. also, they are heavily invested in air force history, which is completely opposite of mother's day to. neil: the one thing that i see here is the dismissal of the other nasty stuff. but it doesn't seem to be fizzling for as many people. before a lot of average americans, paying higher premiums, dealing with the curto benefits, it's not panning out. >> you have senior premiums go up. >> for this to work, you need a big risk pool. and we need healthy people to be in the pool. now the exchanges have so many regulations, they are supposed to be guaranteed issue, meaning no pre-existing condition. might as well get your insurance, because it's going to be too costly. neil: i thank you both very much. in the meantime, instead of being ready to part with $25 billion today, that is a deal for dell that has everyone saying that this could be the start of something very neil: making it big play for the struggling computer maker dell. you're on the phone with us, karl, good to have you back on.

so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> tonight on a second look, the rolling stones. december 1969 at the speedway near livermore. the rolling stones and the grateful dead put together a free concerts and hundreds of thousands showed up and someone hired thes angels. --'s angels. they guarded the stage and violence broke out and one of the angels stabbed a man to death. ktvu's ken wayne talked to the founder and he was one of the topics they discussed. ktvu channel 2 news. >> reporter: phoenix where the sprawl hasn't yet devoured the desert. behind the wind chimes and the american flag, and past the truck with the bumper sticker announcing a child is inmate of the month. >> reporter: do you miss the bay area? >> not a bit. too nice. this is the motorcycle capital

there are other options, which is the watch and wait and you will get mris and mammograms. i think she did a good job. her mom had ovarian cancer. her aunt had stage 4 breast cancer. she says, this is her statement. kitell my children that they dont need to fear they will lose me to breast cancer. this is a very powerful statement from someone coming as a celebrity, empowering women with breast cancer that you don't need to be scared. but she is looking at her risk and benefits. and the risk stratification is what i do every day with cancer patients. your doctor has to sit with you. for example, ascanausy jews are althigher risk. they need to be tested and more aggressive -- >> bottom line, are her kids at risk, even though she had this procedure? >> they had to be tested. they are at risk. i want to make a final point here. david and i talk about the psa, and i was thinking last night, as i prepared for this, what a great test. the american urological association is coming against this. this helps us follow an organ deep in the body that you cant find anything. with ovaryi

breast self-exams and mammograms starting at what age?rning maybe a good time to remind women to make sure we're really on the lookout without a $3,000 brca gene test. >> this is something every woman should do. glad you genetic test, only recommended when you have a history of breast or ovarian cancer. but monthly breast exams is something everyone should be doing. a big controversy for mammograms, the bottom line, most major organizations are recommending starting at age 40 and doing it every year. you get radiation, you know, nobody wants radiation, but, you know, these organizations have said the little bit of radiation you get is worth the information you get from the test. >> can i say one other thing. i have a history of fine on cystic breast tissue for a long time. it's very dense breast tissue and had a hard time figuring out what is wrong with me. but i have been religious about getting my mammograms, at the end of the day, one of my diagnosis on the left side is a very early breast cancer. and i believe it's because of that. be

so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram.has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> actress angelina jolie is being hailed for her bravery tonight. jolie wrote a piece in today's new york times. she said she made the decision to have her breasts removed after finding out she carry as gene that gives her an 87% chance of getting breast cancer. she wrote in part the decision to have a mastectomy is not easy but it is one that i am very happy i made. my chances of developing breast cancer have jumped from 87% to 11%. >>> the case being faced by jolie is in front of the supreme court. >> reporter: fans of angelina jolie today applauded the 37- year-old actress and mother of six who says she chose a double mastectomy a few weeks ago after learning her risk for breast cancer was 87%. >> i think it was courageous and in

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if you do a mammogram in january we recommend you do a breast am are i in june so you are covered.ou take the two roots, the government sector with potential reconstruction and then the aggressive analysis or radiological and sonograms, how much of the cost of these different things will insurance cover? start with a double mastectomy, will insurance coverage? >> preventative care such as this double mastectomy or even jean testing, and not mandated to cover any insurance company at this point, and if you were to prevent breast cancer you are increasing their risk less than 5% during this procedure, probably although we don't think in financial terms, financially, is better because -- developing breast cancer and all the costs attached to that diagnosis once the diagnosis is made so we think about an individual's health and welfare and that is paramount that you asked a question about finance and preventive care, it is hard to justify the money upfront but probably in the long term makes good sense. dagen: is impossible to put cost on life. your children and grandchildren and all y

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get yearly mammograms... sometimes eve annual m-r-i. linda yee, thank you. when it comes to genetic tes for breast cancer - the insurance rules are about to change. coming up at six o'clock - y this four thousan >> the insurance rules are about to change. coming up at 6:00 tonight, why this $4,000 test is expected to get a whole lot cheaper. >>> tough questions about brittle bolts are leaving one lawmaker to doubt cal trans ability to handle big projects. ann was in sacramento for the hearing on the new span. >> the public is watching. there's a big question mark over the bridge. >> reporter: that's how the senators opened up their remarks leaving no doubt they were concerned about the handling of this project. >> i have to be honest about it. whether it's honestly or translation problem, i don't think they've communicated to me or the general public why this happened. >> reporter: what has happened is a bridge that months from the debut is in question. 32 snap bolts on the east peer with a fix that will cost up to $10 million. more than 400 bolts perhaps vu

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to your point, even mammograms and when women should start having mammograms regularly, peeve has becomeroversial and more of a point of debate. how much good they're actually doing, particularly for young women where the risk is relatively low and there's a chance of a false positive and unnecessary procedures. something that i found astonishing about this in her op ed, angelina jolie talks about how expensive the test that she had to discover that she had this gene. over $3,000. and it turns out the reason that that test is so expensive as to compared to other genetic testing is because there is a drug company that has a patent on those two genes. so they are the only drug company that is allowed to do this test. so they have a monopoly on it. and interestingly, last month actually, the aclu argued in front of the supreme court saying this is unconstitutional. there should be a decision this summer. but 20% of our genes are patented. >> that is bizarre. >> that's crazy. >> and he is saying the only genes that should be patented are levis. >> it is like his mantra. >> can we get a close

she undergoes frequent mammograms to catch any early signs of cancer. >> we can see between myself and angelina, very different choices and both i'm sure she is comfortable with and i'm very comfortable with. >> she is grateful for genetic testing. it helped her make a choice about what to do. >> should we all go out and get tested? is that the message? >> actually, it's not. you only need to be tested if you have multiple generations of your family who had breast or ovarian cancer at an early age. if you don't have a family history, you probably don't have the mutated gene. only 15% of patients vth faulty gene. >> thank you. >>> the google ceo is making a health confession. larry page says his recent problems with his voice are because of vocal cord paralysis. revelation came on his google plus profile about a year after he first claimed he lost the voice and stopped talking at company events. page claims he is perfectly healthy otherwise. he is working with vocal cords specialists to help him improve. >> a soon to open san francisco restaurant isn't getting off to a great start with

including mammograms and cholesterol tests, sara collins vice president at the commonwealth fund sayave long-term impacts. the overall finding is they're using more preventive services and going to the doctor more. she said the health incomes take time. the big picture is that the study bears out fundamental reasons to have health care in the first place, number one, preventive services to avoid getting very sick and needing expensive care. number two, coverage. so that in the case of unexpected illed in or accident, americans aren't sunk by medical debt. the health care offers these critical benfits to the poor and uninsure who had desperately need them. amy finkelstein, of m.i.t. who worked on the study told "the new york times," there was a view that medicaid coverage would not do much for the low income or uninsured, either because they had access to charity or medicaid is not good insurance. this rejects that notion entirely. erin, this may reject that notion, but there's going, there is already a lot of hue and cry from the right about this proves that obama care is a national

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perhaps women aged 40 to 50, there's no cost benefit really for that age group in terms of having mammogram of average risk, so recommended that women start mammography at age ao where the benefits really out weigh the risk, you don't have 40 years left in your life span at that point perhaps, you have 30, you're at a less vulnerable stage of life so there are a lot more benefits for life, your breast cancer risks are higher, so you know, the age 40 to 50, there's still a lot of debate about that and women need to discuss this with their own health care providers, but recent research has found that women who are at high risk of breast cancer because of braque of mutation who then screening at earlier and earlier ages may be particularly vulnerable to radiation, so for them, alternatives to radiation based screening need to be, you know, used either in lieu of or in addition to and that's a very personal decision and a medical decision, but that added risk for those women who are already at higher risk from the very -- the detect is a really important issue, so does that answer your question

so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive. . >> back at hp pavilion san jose. what has happened to the san francisco giants ? i mean nothing going right for them. even in the colorado rockies as we were playing the rockies today. we'll turn back the clock at dwayne then and then now. timtim lincecum trying to make at back-to-back wins. he throws it away. a run come into score after four errors yesterday. and two tonight. risario. the giants were hammerby the rockies. 10-2. tommy malone made himself a solid start. he went six innings strong. struck out four. tied at one in the 6th. brandon moss. excuse me. got all of this one. put it where no one could catch it. chris would score to make it 2- 1. and in the 9th. grant with a runner on gets jeff vancour. the a's win it for the second strai

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perhaps women aged 40 to 50, there's no cost benefit really for that age group in terms of having mammogram of average risk, so recommended that women start mammography at age ao where the benefits really out weigh the risk, you don't have 40 years left in your life span at that point perhaps, you have 30, you're at a less vulnerable stage of life so there are a lot more benefits for life, your breast cancer risks are higher, so you know, the age 40 to 50, there's still a lot of debate about that and women need to discuss this with their own health care providers, but recent

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