it's the mammogram. still considered the gold standard when it comes to detecting breast cancer but here's a question. who needs a 3d mammogram? let's talk about it. mammogram compresses the breast tissue and using low dose x-ray it looks for changes in your breast tissue. that's why you're supposed supposed to get mammogram every year after the age of 40. what's the difference between regular mammogram and 3d. think of regular mammogram nipping through a photo album. 3d is like a virtual tour of your breast tissue. the multiple images different angles they work together to create this 3d image of the breast. a breast imagery radiologist says only women with dense breasts need a 3d mammogram. by the way 40% of women in america do have dense breast tissue. >> the more fat you have in your breast it's considered to be less dense. and cancers are easily found in breasts that are fatty. however, the less -- least amount of fat that you have in your breasts they're considered more dense. dense tissue can hide

. >> and mammogram technology update. >> getting inside the mind of a killer. why the brain of the las vegas shooter is coming to the bay area. be so extreme for some women that they actually avoid the critical health check. but kpix five's juliete goodrich says some new technlogy may change that. these visual pink reminders on football field to the high school volleyball court to even a boys cast ...... a nationwide awareness acknowledging breast cancer awareness month - and yet women still acknowledge this aspect of mammograms as well - sot: "it pinches - there is pressure - not something your really want to get done. you want to get it done but it doesn't feel good sot: "it they could make it more comfortable that would be cool cuz a lot of women it hurts them" this 18-wheeler has stopped in 22 cities across the country. it's part of the pristina movement - what is that you ask? well step inside. nats no this isn't a spa on wheels but it's designed to help make people feel relaxed. nats technicians with ge healthcare are actually demonstrating the company's

the best tool for that is mammograms. we look at when you should start getting them. >> if you're a woman in your 40's you are probably confused about mim grams. the debate has been simmering and boiling for decades. to latest guidelines from the u.s. preventative services task force say average risk women should begin at age 50 and test every other year. >> the trial and the scientific evidence show benefit at 50. >> oregon health and scientists university professor dr. hedi nelson led the review that resulted in the recommendation. her work was featured in the "new york times." >> honestly most people in their 40's who have biopsies don't take cancer. >> take a walk across the campus and the diagnose noist radiology professor has different advice for >> i wish everybody would come in at 40. >> she is one of many specialists who believe earlier screenings are best. >> if you want to save the most lives and improve mortality the most you'd screen annually from 40 to 84. >> adding to the conflicting opinions, the american

we do 3d mammograms now. our surgical techniques are refined. surrender. can you believe that since you did that surgery on me, ten years has passed. in that ten years, i have this cute little girl. >> oh, my gosh. delicious. >> come on. >> delicious. >> how do you think the world will change for her when it comes to breast cancer? >> they're going to do a better job of picking up early breast cancer, where the treatment can be much less obnoxious and much less life-altering. it will be one of the diseases that we're going to genuinely recognize is chronic. okay, i got diagnosed with high blood pressure. every now and then, i might have to change the meds. but this is something i'm going to live with. breast cancer is going to be like that. >> i love you. >> love you, too, babe. love you, too, babe and so happy to be on your team. >> thank you. >> we're going to get to more of your questions. we've got, again, the top doctors from around the country, assembled here with us. it's a great group. dr. depa is a surgeon at ohio health. dr. azar is go

a mammogram is quick, easy, and the great thi about mammograms is how easy it can be to catch breast cancer at its very early stages d gives a great chance to treat e problem. over my career as ahysician, we have help hundreds of women who have successfully fought this dreaded disease, of the there are great treatments out there and ways we can save lives. i encouge every woman over the age of 35 toalk to thei physician about a mammogram. it's one thing to aware of breast cancer, but it's another hing to do something abt it. mr. speaker, i rise today to join the national woman's business council in recognizing october asational woman's fall business month. bring unique and invaluable skis and experiences to the workplace. across the count there is over nine million, nine million brin men-owned small businesses and th contribute over $1 trillion to our national economy. in kansas alone, there is more an 73 binesses owned by women, representing industries such as accounng, veterinary medicine, and management consulting. as i tour kansas i met with women entrepreneurs learning about the

rhonda is a breast cancer survivor an she credit her first mammogram at 40 that saved her life. >> myin front of me. because everybody doesn't understand the things you have to owe go through for it and sacrifice. it iching chas your whole life it really does. >> organizers hope to surpass half a million in funds this year. more than 12,000 people participated in the walk. >> october is national breast cancer awareness month. cbs3 fill hi and komen is joining forces turning the region pink. the pennsylvania convention center sporting a pink flow and jefferson statford in camden county not only lit up in pink but breast cancer pink ribbon. when you see the lights reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer this is 16 year for lights for cure cam pain and find more information on our web site cbsphilly.com/cure. >> while we enjoyed a beautiful weekend in this area several parts of kupty dealt with powerful storms. heavy rain us kaeded flooding in several location as cross baton rouge, louisiana, flooding forced closure of major highway in the ar

it is hoped to serve as reminder to schedule a mammogram.s of the " eyewitness news" team, were at the kick off party, along with inside edition host, deborah norville. >> i think it is so cool. philadelphia leaves no doubt in anybody's mine where they stand on the fight against breast cancer. you come to philly during the monday of october, and this town really has been painted pink. nice kick off, you know, just great to see an entire city coming together to fight something so important. >> and how about taking a look at the avenue of the arts in philadelphia, very pretty. broad street, looking great, illuminate in the shades of pink. october is breast cancer awareness month. for more information on light for the cure campaign, head over to cbsphilly.com. >>> ♪ >>> and i have to tell you stars and country music fans gathered in tennessee to honor the victims of the mass shoot ing in las vegas. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> amazing grace ♪ >> the sit of nashville hosting a vigil there last night. singers included keith urban, ben steel, allison cross, head

more than 12,000 people took part, a breast cancer survivor and credits her first mammogram at age 40aving her life. >> my reaction when i first found out, my whole life flashed in front of me. because everybody doesn't understanded the things you have to go through and the sacrifice, you know it, changes your whole life. it really does. >> the american cancer society estimates more than 250,000 women in the u.s. will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year alone. >> well, october, as you know, national breast cancer awareness month. cbs-3, the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia are joining forces by turning our region pink. here is a look at the pennsylvania convention center supporting a pinkish glow. check out jefferson stratford hospital in camden county, not only is it lit up pink, it also has the breast cancer pink, when you see the lights a remind for schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant, 16th year for the lights for the cure campaign, and you can fine more information on our website cbsphilly.com/cure. >>> well, some eagles players made a difference during their day off ye

so always great reminder for us to get mammogram here at this time of year.over the month of october. so beautiful. when you have to make that drive in, at the god awful hour we do before the sun comes up, really cool to see the beautiful light lighting up the skyline. it is all across the delaware valley, too. now, all across the delaware valley of course have our eyewitness weather watchers scattered about. they're reporting some pretty decent consistency when it comes to the temperatures. one the outline ers to be expected is up in the poconos. reporting up in saylorsburg, basically clear sky, few clouds out there. but he's only at 59 degrees, he did mention that even to him that still feels warm. and on the humid side, as well he did mention he's going to october fest, very jealous of that, but will be wearing shorts to that event this weekend. understands why when you take a lock at the expectations when it comes to temperatures moving forward. we take you out to chester county, 61 this morning, lot of clouds for him. did he mention that in nottingham, y

. >>> you're never too busy to get a mammogram. that's the mention from a breast cancer survivor. >> yesterday in montgomery county, employees at pjm interconnection took tyime to listen to survivors talk about the importance of breast cancer screening. october is breast cancer awareness month. cancer survivors say you should really think about awareness and prevention all year long. >> wlehether it's breast cancerr prostate cancer or a routine, you know, wellness screening, you need to be an advocate for yourself all the time. >> those are two survivors there. i was also invited to share my story of breast cancer, my breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. we just thought it would be a helpful thing for the women there to remind them to get your mammograms, don't be afraid, everybody's there to help you. and it's just so important. >> power in numbers. everyone being together. >> uh-huh. >> great survivor stories. >>> someone's in the kitchen, and it's not exactly appetizing. >> what shut down a new jersey restaurant. >>> and top o

. >>> you're never too because for a mammogram. -- never too busy for a mammogram.hat's the message from a breast cancer survivor. employees took time out of their workday to hear survivors talk about the importance of cancer screening. october is breast cancer awareness month. cancer survivors say you should think about awareness and prevention all year long. >>. >> whether it's breast cancer or prostate cancer or routine wellness screening, you need to be an advocate for yourself all the time. >> i was invited to share the story of my breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. it was a good morning exchange of ideas telling women where they can get good information about taking care of themselves. >> i know how important that is to you and women everywhere. a long day for you yesterday. you had that luncheon with those folks and then came in and anchored the afternoon shows. you know, it was a nice day yesterday. going to be even nicer today. >> my gosh, it's already starting out 69 degrees, bill henley? >> yeah. 70 is the normal high. we are very warm to start with t

that if you look at a chair then you know you don't know on the clinic it's raising funds for a mammogram machine most women can't afford to go abroad for treatment jennifer brunner thomas helped found the clinic afterwards. family i have a strong passion and i want everybody to be placed their way because i know what i went through with my aunt and my sister and i don't think people should go through that but many are still too shy to talk about breast cancer some saying it's still seen as a stick my her community mariama has a message for people dealing with breast cancer and i want to tell. you that's just one more challenge that we still take time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone. and let's take you through some of the headlines now on al jazeera spain's top prosecutor is expected to seek charges against those responsible for cats alone is independence declaration the ousted leader calls may face arrest on friday madrid sacked catalonia his government dissolved its parliament and called the staff election for december cutter's amir's says he wants to resolve

but if you look at each other then you know you don't look at the clinic it's raising funds for a mammogram machine most women can't afford to go abroad for treatment jennifer renner thomas helped found the clinic after losing family i have a strong passion and i want everybody to be placed their way because i know what i went through with my arm to myself and i don't think people should go through that but many are still too shy to talk about breast cancer some saying it's still seen as a stigma in her community mariama has a message for people dealing with breast cancer. and i want to tell my fellow women . that's just one more challenge that we still take time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone. a quick recap of the top stories on al-jazeera the investigation into russian links with donald trump's presidential bid has seen his former campaign manager pull metaphor down his business associate charged with conspiring against the united states they pleaded not guilty a third man who served as a campaign advisor has admitted lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts wit

everyone out there, all the females, i can say it as a male, go get mammograms. get supported.good to see that good news. >> thanks, jeff. nia. >> we just wrapped up the pennsylvania conference for women, and now women actually have an opportunity to see whether they can actually flex some muscle. right now our congressional delegation has no women at all. there's a seat that's happening in chester county from the 2018 election that chrissy houlahan is looking to take over for ryan costello, and now with a new opening out in the pittsburgh area from tim murphy, there's another possibility. whether it's emily's list or the susan b. anthony list, there's an opportunity for women to step up. >> thanks, nia. ed. >> matt, the national security agency has a real problem with independent contractors. edward snowden, 2013, took very sophisticated materials, went to china, went to russia. our security suffered as a result. now we find out in 2015 there was another contractor who took materials from the nsa home, put it on his computer where he had kaspersky antivirus. kaspersky is locat

that if you look in the chair then you know you don't look at the clinic it's raising funds for a mammogram machine most women can't afford to go abroad for treatment jennifer brunner thomas helped found the clinic after me. using family i have a strong passion i want everybody to be blessed aware because i know what i went through with my arm to myself and i don't think people should go there but many are still too shy to talk about breast cancer some saying it's still seen as a stigma in her community mariam has a message for people dealing with breast cancer. and i want to tell my fellow women do not be a shipment that's just one more challenge that he still take time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose at the fastest rate ever recorded last year world meteorological organization says c o two levels increased at a rate last seen three to five million years ago it means the global temperature could increase by two to three degrees celsius and call sea levels to rise by ten to twenty meters scientists claim

ashton is back here and this brings up memories because i found a lump. >> right. >> went for a mammogramalso asked for the ultrasound and the tumor was detected and there's just so many -- different screenings. >> right. so let's go through quickly the screening for detection of breast cancer 101 talking basically about mammogram, sonogram and mri. there is no perfect screening test so mammograms, we know they can miss cancers that can show up on sonogram, especially in women with dense breasts because tumors look whurt and dense these tests are not one size fits all. they're not all tests for every woman and they all have their pros and cons and that has to be discussed doctor to patient before that prescription is written before you go. >> i'm very blessed and very, very fortunate. let's talk about certain treatments. tamoxifen. people talk about it. a lot of side effects. >> hormonal therapy for estrogen recepti receptive tumors but it can stimulate other parts of the body and it can come with a list of side effects. we talk about the tamoxifen tummy or bloating, weight gain and can a

so mammograms, we know they can miss cancers that can show up on sonograms, especially in women with breasts look white. these tests are not one size fits all. they're not all tests for every woman and they all have their pros and cons and that has to be discussed doctor to patient before that prescription is written before you go. >> i'm very blessed and very, very fortunate. let's talk about certain treatments. tamoxifen. people talk about it. a lot of side effects. >> this is hormonal therapy for women with estrogen receptive tumors but it can stimulate other parts of the body and it can come with a list of side effects. we talk about the tamoxifen tummy or bloating, weight gain and how it can affect the ute s uterus, and we need to know about these things. >> we do. thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back. >>> 4,000 pounds of sugar. this is what you're going to look at. the weight an incredible running club shed together. >>> your "gma" moment brought to you by the frame from samsung, the most beautiful tv you've never seen >>> hello. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from "ab

new technology could take some pain out of mammograms. it looks like a spot inside of this imaging machine, and let's patients control how much pressure they can withstand. >> what happens is the patient would be positioned normally as they normally would with the technologist, once they have a minimum amount of compression, they can simply press the button to add more compression.>> the technology is fda approved and some bay area labs are already using it. >>> plans for a massive operation in northern california, the battle for what could become the largest cultivation's -- cultivation site in the state. >>> it is homecoming weekend and saint helena, there is the president of high school -- present of high school football, here is the future. we are live in st. helena with your forecast coming up. >>> kpix 5 is mobile whether lab powered by toyota. >> there is a battle over what could become the largest marijuana cultivation site in the state. there are plans for 18 greenhouses in yolo county. reporter carlos korea says that neighbors c

mammograms is not the greatest test in the-year-old wo.f you had to go what we go through, men had their you-know-what smashed, they'd 2350i7bd another way. depending on the tech, it can be very unpleasant. do you see another way? >> marie courier invested the x-ray machine and we still use it. the biggest question is why does it happen. if women take some of these estrogen modulating drugs, you can dramatically reduce tins dense of it and taking hormone replacement therapy can raise it. alcohol is a risk entair, being overweight. we still know those, but we still don't know the root of why it happens. >> thank you so much. >> a reminder, i need to get a mammogram. thank you. >>> the days of overstuffed wallets in your back pocket or purse might come to an end. by 2020 mobile wallets on our phones are used to surpass debit and credit cards in the u.s. that's already happened in china. ben tracy is in beijing, china, to show us what being cashless is like. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when i moved to china a couple of months ago

i think most mammogram and we brought in a woman for the head of r&d the pain is caused by two things, the time under compression and pinchesing. >> this is a low tech solution all it is is a rounded edge. >> believe it or not there is a lot of science in the mammograms they can look back at your previous ones. we're the only company that's been able to do this it's a combination of low tech but also a lot of high tech stuff behind the scenes. it will knock the pinching we saw 93% of women who have had mammograms with this and it's just launched are finding it better and more enjoyable. >> when i saw this, that was my first question >> duh, where has that been. >> you're making advances like breast material, you can't get a good read. where do you stand on that >> we've gotten further out in front. we keep putting more and more science and clinical results and everything into our mammography machines we were the first 3d approved not only to have increased detection of invasive cancers, fewer false positives, but we're the first ever approved. and you have to tap it and it's so much -

benefits the hospitals breast are center and breast health initiative program that provides free mammogramcreenings for women who do not have medical insurance. >>> well, it is the harsh reality for the youngest victims of war, these swedish refugees. a swedish photographer documented the children as they slept on the streets and floors. so many people wanted to help these children, so today the museum held a special fair. >> a lot of americans when they hear about the refugee crisis are just overwhelmed by the scope and don't know how to get involved. so we've invited about eight or ten local organizations that work with refugees that people can get involved in and start making a difference. >> the where the children sleep exhibit is open through march. >>> well, we've got a beautiful picture of a beautiful city on a beautiful night. and we've got more great weather to come. if you want it cooler, you're going to get that. if you want rain, you're going to get that just not tomorrow. 50 degrees in philadelphia. 49 in pottstown, 50 in millville. so there's quite a contrast across the area.

if every woman in america got a mammogram, the mammogram test cost money. we would spend a lot more money on mammograms and have some incremental benefit in terms of early detection of breast cancer, but the reason why a lot of independent boards and medical boards say it's only women of a certain age or risk profile that should have mammograms is because we want to make sure the right people are getting the mammograms so we're not massively inflating the cost of running all those tests. so prevention is good, but prevention is not an unalloyed good. it has clinical risks and economic risks that we also have to take into account. >> and mike then has to also -- you have such a great handle here. >> i'll try to be quick. >> i love it. >> i agree again with avik. i have two fitness trackers. i'm a big fan of wellness and prevention. that just says ocd, but the issue, if you could snap your finger and make everybody healthealth y until they were 105 and then they died by falling down the stairs, that would be probably a better world than we have more. the prob

if you don't have insurance, getting regular mammograms is not an option.e breast cancer patients have five year relative survival rates. regional coordinator of the florida breast and cervical cancer center says changing that makes sure every woman gets breast cancer screening. >> women 50-64, the breast and cervical cancer problem is a great option. it's a federal grant and we pay for the breast exam, the pap smear and the mammogram. >> right now, the program is only available in florida. the hope is more organizations will get on poboard and it will spread to other states as well. >>> watch before you eat. this morning, the state department of fish and wildlife is warning of unhealthy levels of acid found in california lobster. they were caught off ventura and santa barbara counties. a fishery closure is in place for the areas affected. >>> hundreds of children in the bay area don't identify with the sex they were born with. >> some of the students want to use different names. how are the schools handling it? >> investigative reporter, bigad shaban conti

for though without insurance, getting regular mammograms isn't always an option. >> low-income breast cancer patients have five-year relative survival rates. that's 9% lower than high-income patients. the regional coordinator of this program says changing that starts with making sure every woman gets breast cancer screenings. >> when they're 50 to 64, the early detection program is a great option. it's a federal grant. a cdc grant. and we pay for the breast exam, the pap smear and the mammogram. >> right now the program is only available in florida, but the hope is that more organizations will get on board and it will spread to other states as well. >>> well, the u.s. ne"u.s. newsd report" is out. the two bay area colleges made the list. talk about those right now. the ranking number three on that list is stanford. and uc berkeley came in fourth place. the universities ranked higher were harvard and mit. that list is compiled based on academic research performance and their global and regional reputations. congratulations. >> we've been pretty spoiled over the last seven years. the gi

. >> reporter: again, even though a mammogram came back negative.wo genetic tests were negative for the brca gene. but he never asked why me. he believes in miracles, and survived four different bouts of cancer in four years as god's way of using him to help others. >> i said i'm blessed. i still hold the promise i got in may 2011. don't forget any of god's benefits. he forgives your inequities, and heals all your disease. okay. >> reporter: and even with god at their side, he takes every opportunity to urge men to be proactive about their breast health. >> real men face a real problem. if you see some, or if you feel some, go to the test. everything you can do. you can save your life. >> besides his faith in medical care, he credits his survival to a healthy diet, active lifestyle, and his supportive family. he's writing about his personal journey in a memoir called miracle done. >>> all right, almost time for trick or treating. how about this? our tenacious topper tweeted out a photo of a halloween costume that's a little thunder storm cloud. he s

if no one in my family has breast cancer, i don't need to worry about mammograms.et's see what the doctor has to say about that. >> the majority of patients that we see with breast cancer don't have a family history. while it's important to have a family history to report that and be more diligent, all women need to be worried about breast cancer. >> eye-opening. he said the majority do not have a family history. we're working with the "today" show to shine a light on breast cancer. we spoke with hoda kotb who is a survivor about myths she believed. >> for me, i thought if you were healthy and you don't have any history of breast cancer in your family and would have a zero chance of getting it. why me? you come to find out that we don't know why when it comes to a lot of cancers. >> that's the thing. hoda was in great shape, very healthy. this was a surprise to her and for so many women. we're not alone and not done. we're going to tell you about young women and what they need to know about mammograms. you have to take control of your own health. >> i have a good f

. >>> that provides free mammogram screenings for women who do not have medical insurance. >>> next onbc 10, hometown assist. ♪ and the rockets' red glare >>> thousands of hockey fans come to the rescue during the performance of the national anthem. >>> clear and warm weather for now, but of course it's not going to last this week. i'm timing out when we'll see the much needed rain in my first alert forecast. >>> today fire fighters are one step closer to have a new 21,000 square foot firehouse. a groundbreaking ceremony took place this morning. members of the fire company were there with the commonwealth cowell and local government officials and construction is expected to be complete in 2019. >>> a solemn good-bye in florida today to army sergeant la david johnson. he was killed alongside three of his comrades during an ambush in africa. at the funeral, there was no mention of the political headlines generated in the aftermath of his death. just remembrances of a young soldier, husband and father gone too soon. >>> and take a look at this. officials in west virginia are calling this

the pink light are a reminder schedule a mammogram. and stay vigilant if the fight against breast kearns, this is the 16th year, for the light for the cure campaigning you can always finds out more information at cbsphilly.com/ cheer. >> the eagles are spreading their wings to help the community get healthy. eagles nation isn't just about winning football games. no, the health reporter, stephanie stahl, explains, it is also about helping take care of each other with a different kind of game. >> go eagles! >> go birds. >> eagles fever is red hot. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> and the road to victory now includes a 40 day training challenge for fans. >> to be able to give back to our eagles community, and to provide them with a healthy lifestyle, super exciting. >> sign up on line and get prompted through the program to get eight hours of sleep, drink eight, 8-ounce glasses of watt area day, and get 20 minute of exercise. >> and how many of these would you guys normally do? >> about 30 to 50. >> thirty to 50 jumping jacks. >> a warm up. >>

take steps to reduce the risk of breast cancer and that includes getting a mammogram or other tests for early detention, nearly 250,000 american and men will like did i be diagnosed with some form of breast cancer this year. nice to see the white house lit up there. starting on day witness. q. still ahead, two apparent terror i a the other in france. how official in both countries are responding tonight. q. police in france and canada are investigating suspected terror attacks. authorities in mar say france are urging people not to travel to the city by train after a man with a knife killed two women. in canada a loan wolf is responsible for an officer and a handful of others injured. we get the latest now from fox's anita vogel. >>reporter: shocking footage from ed monday ton saturday night as a police officer is sent flying 15 feet into the air by a vehicle in what canadian prime minister justin true dough is calling a terror acan that. the suspect emerged from his car and began attacking the officer with a knife before fleeing on foot. several hours later a u hall was stopped at a du

october is national breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and to stay vigilant. this is the 16 and year for the lights for the cure campaign, more information at cbsphilly/cure. >>> to some incredible video of a crazy venture. >> tom morgan who's from great britain flew 15 miles across south africa in a camping chair. he reached an at tuesday 8200 feet and landed back on solid ground after two hours, he doesn't look too upset. he's planning to set up the first ever competitive helium balloon race in africa. kate? >>> with your weekend watch, we're talking about a half and half weekend quite a mixed bag. saturday is weekend perfection. a bit above average, ten degrees above average highs in the 70's, trick or treat negligents do it early saturday should be fun but rain is back in the forecast. the second half of the day looks wet. rain could be heavy at times, that means >>> jeff glor has b

that if you look to the chest then you know you don't look on the clinic it's raising funds for a mammogram machine most women can't afford to go abroad for treatment jennifer brunner thomas helped found the clinic after losing family i have a strong passion i want everybody to be blessed away because i know what i went through with my arms and my sister and i don't think people should go through the fact but many are still too shy to talk about breast cancer and some saying it's still seen as a stigma in her community mariam has a message for people dealing with breast cancer. i want to tell my fellow women do not be a shipment that's just one more challenge that he still take time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone. lights out we join the band it's still throwing the off switch three weeks after the palestinian reconciliation tale. we'll tell you about the campaign. internationally. i'm going to get that title winning feeling for the time in history. we have still got some more unsettled weather in. the middle east chiefly that's going to be around the the black s

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october 4 is national breast cancer awareness and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant. this is the 16th year for the lights for the cure campaign and you can find more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. >>> it's the end of an era. assistant messenger will shutdown >> it revolutionalized how people communicated and made its mark in pop culture >> long before smart phones and social media there was another way to dial up connections. >> wait and like. dial up internet on the desk top computer gave us our first access to the world wide web >> my parents used to get angry staying on line >> from the advent of america online, then aol instant messenger or aim. >> we spent time perfecting our profiles >> like a diary. >> reporter: and updating our away messages. >> i had the >> >>? >> reporter: december 15th, aim is signing off for good. >> that's for now, be right back. at one time. >> you guys had this in college. >> yes. even before i had america online. >> i had morris code >> tell them your screen name, can you remember there was an irish band called t

. >> it is critical self-examinations along with mammograms become a routine part of our medical. >>e must keep fighting. >> in december i will be celebrating 25 years of being cancer free. >> being a survivor makes me a lucky one. i didn't understand that three years ago but i do now. >> november 10, 1991, the first time i was diagnosed was a long time ago. but i'm still here. >> how do you feel? >> i feel good! . >> that was nancy young we profiled her before. nancy has a foundation called nancy's gift and what is amazing is all of those warriors give back from their journeys to others and she gives back to the children of survivors so they can afford to go to college. we know them. >> they are just so amazing and spirit coming through their words. >> exactly. >> beautiful job to our colleague ryan for putting that together. >> that's right. awesome. >>> trending now. should a student be allowed to use this picture in his high school year book? and playboy does something for the first time in its 64 year history. >>> all right, it is a spectacular evening. we have clear skies. here

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october is national breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant. this is the 16th year for the lights for the cure and you can get more at cbsphilly.com/cure >>> we've bentyl you how hollywood have designed on philadelphia, with stars in town to shoot glass. it's the man behind at the cameras, a tireless supporter of philadelphia, who we're turning the spotlight on tonight. we give him three cheers. ♪ >> the septa station at broad and snyder. bruce will list on the streets of south philadelphia. and old city comic book store, philadelphia is now starring in the latest film glass >> tonight is everything in philadelphia, he's the reason why we've become such an important location for filming. >> his career has spanned over two decades but the writer and director has never forgotten where he came from. as he's grown in his successes he's made sure to bring the city of philadelphia along with him. >> in all of these years, it's been about two or three years we've had a film with snipes >> cities like philadelphia aren't unlike peopl

october is national breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. this is the 16th year and you can find out more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. a long for gotten rodin sculpture is coming to philadelphia. >> a marble bust has been sitting inside for years. no one knew it was tent particular until two years ago. the bust will be loaned to the philadelphia museum of art next month in celebration of the 100th anniversary of rodin's death. kate? >> we may be coming off the weekend and i hope it was a great one. let's look ahead to next one. the last weekend of october looks pretty seasonable with temperatures in the upper 60s. we'll see a there will be a chance of showers on sunday. as of now it looks like a pretty nice fall weekend with se >>> and coming up next it's the late show followed by the late late show with james

october is national breast cancer awareness, the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram andtay vigilant. you can get more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. >>> kate perry crashes a wedding >> she was staying at the four seasons where the wedding was happening. good dancing, photos with the bride and groom, next time, pre was on stage performing for thousand thousands. >> weekend may turn out to be a bit of a half half. above average temperatures as front approaches. saturday's highs will be around 70. we could be in hea

national breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a refresh my memory to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. there's more information at cbsphilly./cure. >>> the cast of the superior doughnuts visits philadelphia. >>> they took the stage at punch line philly for stand-up comedy and we caught up with him >> i'm happy to get a break and we can do stand-up and do what we do best >> feels like we're on a field trip. little deprived of sleep because we're doing press while doing the shows but it's been a lot of fun >> the cast kept the crowd cheering at philadelphia's high school for creative and performs arts. they told aspiring actor and actresses they also took part, you can catch superior doughnuts monday at 9:00 >>> a new version of magnum pi is in the works, cbs committed to developing a pilot. tom sellick standard in the 1980s, he portrayed magnum a navy seal to become a private investigator. the producers are developing the pilot. hopefully mr. sellick will make a cameo. >>> with the average wedding costing more than $35,000, one local

it's breast cancer awareness month and pink lights are a reminder to get a mammogram and to stay vigilant >> you can find out more information at cbsphilly./cure. >>> the luxury 500 walnut opened today. the newest edition to the philadelphia skyline sits in the shadow of independence hall and as just 36 residential units belt on 26 floors. >> the average price tag per unit is $4.5 million, it has every imaginable men tea. 2/3 of the high-rise already sold including the penthouse for $17.8 million. party over here. kate? >>> checking in on the weekend. we're a day closer and looks like the sunshine is going to stick around. weekend is when the warming trend will peak. we started on a cool note and will warm up. not hot but temperatures in the 70's both saturday and sunday both days look pleasant and sunny, the great stretch of weather will continue if you don't have outdoor plans . >>> late show with steven colbert followed by the late late show with captioning sponsored by cbs >> you've seen the powerful ken burns documentary "the vietnam war." now get ready for the sequel: "the vietnam w

october 4 is national breast cancer awareness and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant. this is the 16th year for the lights for the cure campaign and you can find more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. >>> it's the end of an era. assistant messenger will shutdown >> it revolutionalized how people communicated and made its mark in pop culture >> long before smart phones and social media there was another way to dial up connections. >> wait and like. dial up internet on the desk top computer gave us our first access to the world wide web >> my parents used to get angry staying on line >> from the advent of america online, then aol instant messenger or aim. >> we spent time perfecting our profiles >> like a diary. >> reporter: and updating our away messages. >> i had the >> >>? >> reporter: december 15th, aim is signing off for good. >> that's for now, be right back. at one time. >> you guys had this in college. >> yes. even before i had america online. >> i had morris code >> tell them your screen name, can you remember there was an irish band called t

pink light are remainder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant. >> this is lights of the cure campaign. fipt more info on cbsphilly.com. >> lauren casey is here to check the forecast for us. it's jacket weather. >> you'll need that and maybe a heavier one extra layers piling up. >> boots. >> the whole thing. >> fall like. >> yes. >> it will happen after. >> fist half of october coolest day so far only 6 degrees. that's. it that's not that cool. it temperatures right now we're at 69 as we get a live look at philadelphia. lit up in pink our sky line s and winds now out of the southwest at 10 miles an hour and winds about to shift out of the north west once a cold front comes cruising through overnight tonight. that will ush ear in mild air. a live look at rehoboth and it will be windy along the cost and tomorrow alongside of back front cooling as we head to the afternoon hours. temperatures right now still mild ahead of the boundary. 67 atlantic city and 70 lancaster and 71 millville and 7 dover. you can see though the front passed through the lehigh valley and poconos where winds are no

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we're screening people and getting mammograms like they should.east cancer when you take it out and give certain treatments you can dramatically reduce the rates of recurrence. that's equaling more people surviving this horrible disease. >> what about new treatments. what are the exciting new treatments? >> it's a wild time for doing what we do is now when a person is diagnosed, we can look at the genes. we can see the on and off switches and can target them. we call it targeted therapy. it's saving lives. and the newest form is blocking the signal on the cancer. it allows the patient's cells to attack the cancer. both are making people live longer and better. >> which cancers are hereditary? >> about 5 to 10% are hereditary. brca 1 and 2 means so you a 60 to 80% chance of getting breast cancer. the test was thousands of dollars. now the supreme court said you can no longer a patent a gene in the country and the test is $99. >> do you think more people should get a test? >> to me it's a no brainer. you don't get false positive. and when angelina j