"jolie pitt" escribio que hace dos semanas su medico le informo de la presencia de un tumor "benigno"o que opto por realizarse el procedimiento laparos-copico, y que su esposo brad pitt estuvo con ella durante la operacin. en el escrito publicado hoy la estrella dice (insert fs) ".no podr tener ms hijos y experimentar ciertos cambios fsicos. me siento cmoda con lo que vendr, no porque yo sea fuerte sino porque forma parte de la vida." para este medico "gine-cologo", la decision de la actriz de 39 aÑos de edad es acertada sin embargo no seria recomendada para todas las pacientes. ---sot doctor alberto dominguez bali, ginecologo---- ademas un procedimiento de ese tipo tendria sus complicaciones. blanca jolie pitt revelo que debido al procedimiento ha entrado en la "menopausia" de forma forzada admitio que no podra tener mas hijos y que aunque es imposible remover el riesgo de "padecer cancer", su decision le da "fe" en su salud y en su futuro. take vo/blanca --y de este tema se trata la pregunta de la noche: tomaria usted una decision tan drastica para prevenir una enfermedad? --escriba

. >>> and angelina jolie pitt opens up about her second surgery to try to prevent cancer. the test results that prompted her to take action sooner than she planned. >>> afghanistan's new president is at the white house today. he's meeting with president obama and vice president joe biden and it's just been announced the u.s. will maintain a current level of 9800 troops in afghanistan through the end of the year instead of cutting it by half as planned. afghanistan is transitioning to a self-sufficient democracy without u.s. and nato security. >> to date the combat role is over. the train, advice and assist mission is a vital part of our collective interests. tragedy prout -- brought us together. interests reunites us. >> the president is getting the full treatment. he went to the pentagon and visited before heading to the white house. >>> a manhunt continues this afternoon for a jail inmate who escaped from custody in san francisco. sheriff's deputies are searching for 26-year-old alexander santiago gonzalez who was bying held on federal drugs and weapons charges. he was t

pitts. mr. pitts: mr.peaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 2. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to consume. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 2 the medicare access and chip re-authorization act of 2015 sponsored by congressman burgess of texas. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 2, the bill i just referenced. four years ago, upon taking leadership of the energy and commerce health subcommittee, i made it one of my goals to end the patchwork of doc fixes and repeal the sustainable growth rate. now we are here on the floor of the house with a bipartisan policy and a bipartisan set of pay fors. there were many who thought this day would never come. we are replacing the s.g.r. once and for all with

mcconnell outside to pitts. second three for the sophomore. >> mike: i think this is -- again, if they're shooting threes like this it makes them all that much better. >> spero: t.j. mcconnell 11 assists to match his career high for a second straight game. ♪ nice! gr-reat! a shot like that... calls for a post-game celebration. share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-reat! the secret to a great night out... beer meat and cheese. oh, and great friends to share them with. introducing the new bar snacks & apps menu. nothing makes you want to show up to the party sooner, stay out later or one up louder. get a lot more bang, for a lot less buck. new bar snacks start under $5 and they're only at applebee's. you pay for your data every mo nth. so why does your carrier take back what you don't use? it's your data! all your unused data and if you switch now, we'll even givu e yo10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data on the spot. 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. only from t-mobile. when the

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pitts: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous materials into the record on the bill and i would like to include an exchange of letters between the committee on energy and commerce and the committee on the judiciary. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. pitts: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. . mr. pitts: thank you, mr. speaker. this seeks to improve the transparency and consistency of the drug enforcement agencies d.e.a., for scheduling of new f.d.a.-approved drugs under the controlled substances act, the c.s.a., and secondly, its registration process for the manufacture of controlled substance for use in clinical trials. ultimately this will allow new and innovative treatments to get to patients who desperately need them. due to the cost and uncertainty of the drug development process there's broad

in button. >> a lot of people don't realize that brad pitt wasn't in the first 52 minutes of that film. it was a completely synthetic on differently body doubles. we had brad and he recorded all of his dialogue watching me edit. we took his performance and put it into a digital character. >> the more anxious real actors may get. >> do you think there is a fear in hollywood? are actors worried about losing jobs or the job pool kind of re-creation? >> i have done a couple of presentations for the academy and talked about these kind of things, and tried to assure them that, you know, it's not even something that, like, deep down in our software development list, there is nothing that says, you know, next step -- >> take over? >> make something that allows us actors. >> this digital technology has raised ethical questions: with the deaths of philip seymour hoffman while shooting the hunger games and fast and replicate? >> he passed away before fin issuing one very key scene. there has been a lot of back and forth about whether or not that scene would be digitally performed. successful? >>

but as my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts reports, both the procedure and the result are extraordinary. >> reporter: baby lowell ross may look like your typical 1-year-old girl. no sign of the long journey this has been for her and parents shelley and bobby ross from massachusetts. before she was even born she was diagnosed with spina bifida which occurs when the backbone and the spinal column do not form properly, leaving a gap or opening in the spine. >> we remember the day we got the diagnosis, spina bifida. waiting, waiting. they come back and get us. the doctors said, you know, there's some things we need to talk about. >> reporter: the news was crushing. left untreated, she could be born with developmental problems, nerve damage paralysis. >> we were terrified. so they said, your options are to terminate, to get the historical post-bird surgery for spina bifida or there's this newer surgery they'll do in utero that you could maybe qualify for. >> reporter: the surgery done while inside the womb is documented in a new three-part series airing this week on pbs titled "twice born."

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they get ready to play in the pitt -- in the pete, they rock it. leon: absolutely. let's check this out. before we take off, check out this landing. prince charles and his wife camilla moments away of touching down at joint base andr royal couple beginning their u.s. trip in washington. attending a reception for british embassy staff tonight and meet with the president on thursday and then after a quick trip to louisville kentucky they will be then heading back. keep our eye on this trip and let you know what happens. all right. doug: crystal clear skies out there. it will be cold tonight. join steve rudin tonight at 11:00 with the latest on the falling temperatures and let you know how low it will go and more about the rain. maybe a snowflake or two on friday. leon: that will do it for us. "world n >>> on this tuesday night, the millionaire murder suspect, robert durst, and the new charges. flashing that smile, the stunning stunning audio, saying he quote, killed them all. tonight, authorities now pointing to this evidence. the two pieces of handw

pitts and mr.with regard to what is in the letter, one of the things i think is important to reflect in the letter is the analysis of what would happen. that is a part of the letter. and in terms of what would happen and i first should state we believe the court will decide in favor of the position we hold which is we believe that this law says that people -- i've practicaled practicaled -- traveled across the country. people in texas should have the same subsidies as people in new york. and an important part of answering the question. first, what would happen is when those subsidies go away, 11.4 million people the number i gave you when we did our most recent analysis 87% of the individuals in the market place are eligible for the subsidies they are on average $268 per individual per month. those subsidies number one would go away. that would lead to a number -- >> madam secretary, i understand that. i'm asking if you know of any plan to respond to approaches if the supreme court rules against o

pitts was the chairman of the school eats department of public policy. >>> we're getting look insideisian museum as armed gunmen stormed inside. surveillance video from the deadly attack this past wednesday shows two tunisians trained in libya open fire inside the museum. the gunmen died in a shootout with security forces. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack. the u.n. security council holding an emergency meeting to discussion the situation in yemen. the country is on the verge of civil war. shy quite rebels are issuing a call to arms to battle against government forces. there's been heavy fighting following the deadly bombings at two mosques. now the u.s. has evacuated all remaining personnel and special forces. >>> a tsa agent is recovering from being shot after an attack at the new orleans airport. richard white was chasing the agent with a machete. he also used wasp spray on some of the agents and brought a bag of molotov cocktails as well. the woman who ran from him said it was a horrifying experience. >> i have to say officer sleef is my hero. she saved my life. the

, who that film named brad pitt, who was object was object ified as a male in ified as a male in perhaps your research observes perhaps your research observes women being objectified in film? women being objectified in film? >> right, you know, that's >> right, you know, that's interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the bedroom with brad and i, there bedroom with brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up is a shot of him standing up without his shirt on, and he's without his shirt on, and he's got that incredible got that incredible stomach. stomach. ridcally scott was personally ridcally scott was personally spraying evian on his body to spraying evian on his body to catch the light in the right way. catch the light in the right way. >> glistening abs. >> glistening abs. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. you just assume that if somebody you just assume that if somebody is going to be shot that way is going to be shot that way it's going to be the woman, but

we talked to a man who said he was pitt's husband but would not give his name. >> are you his husband? what's your reaction to the sentence? >> that's ok. we won't do that. ok? >> he's a good person. and i look forward to the day when he can get his life back together. and for those of us who love him and care about him, this has been a difficult day. sam: the judge said he had long standing issues of mental illness and substance abuse adding one reason she gave him prison time was his setting of fires could have led to loss of life. reporting from d.c. superior court, sam ford, abc 7 news. alison: all right. let's check the weather now. and after starting the day with a little bit of snow, things are definitely looking up for the weekend. leon: let's find out from chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: drab and drizzly. 35 degrees outside of the belfort furniture weather center. let's look at other temperatures. mostly above freezing. most areas will stay above freezing tonight but in the shenandoah valley and close to the pennsylvania border, it's possible there with a touch of cleari

but the show hooks at if he is behind the disappearance of his wife, explores the possible pitt he murdered susan because she knew too much about what actual he happened to her. >> so those words, they seem damaging but it would be up to a jury to decide if it is a confession? >> reporter: right, there is a question if they can use that tape in court because he muttered the words inside of a bathroom. there is that expectation of privacy, we will see what happens. >>> new clues in a murder. they found perform items in a trash bin in richmond two miles away from the apartment where she was found dead. the police say that the 37-year- old had attended afternoon prayers at a sikh temple hours before she was killed on monday. her body was found in a pool of blood in her apartment. no signs of unwanted entry. >>> breaking news in los angeles, two officers were fired on. the officers returned fire, their injuries minor, several people were taken into custody and massive manhunt is under way for two other suspects. one witness said he heard 20 gun shots. >>> the suspect in the shooting of two ferg

about pitt jolie writes where called my husband in france who was on a plane within hours. the beautiful about such moments in life is there is so much clarity. jolie acknowledges while it's impossible to remove the entire risk of getting cancer she remains hopeful about her health and her future. >> ovarian cancer kills about 14,000 women every year according to the centers for disease control, but experts say that what angelina jolie did was right for her. that you should discuss your own personal medical history with your own doctor. >>> a new study from stanford university finds that high heels might make you walk taller but make you look like you suddenly aged 20 years. researchers measured how healthy women walked while wearing shoes with varying heel heights. they found when you wear high heels, your knees are more likely to be bent when your feet hit the ground, and researchers say that can make you walk in a way similar to older women with arthritis. >> a committee of lawmakers this morning voting on whether to change a state drug law to fix a flaw. the current law

brad pitt's job is not going to china any time soon. >> okay. i'm sorry, we've got to go, guys. thanks. >>> >>> cavuto on business 20 minutes from now. >> first illegals now tax hikes? now the next executive action from the white house could hit everyone's house. you want real proof we will never get entitlements under control? we can't even fake getting them under control. i'll explain. see you soon. >> thanks. we can't wait. up here first, released from gitmo and rejoining terror. the brand-new intel report that may prove we need to keep gitmo open at all costs. vocal opposer of vladimir putin. >>> you think the report on dozens of americans who hooked up with islamic militants returning to the u.s. is scary? how about released gitmo detainees getting back in the game? our top intel guys saying 185 released gitmo guys are getting back in the terror fight. john, you say this is why closing gitmo is too costly on so many measures. >> it is. as our friend tracy burns said a couple of weeks ago, if they are not going to rot in hell, let them rot in jail. i don't care about closing

. >> angie's husband brad pitt, who was in france, rushed to be by her side while she weighed her options. jolie writes the be

. >> and do people laugh at you when you refer to your pitts pets as your kids.he tell you what happens to your health when you see a photograph of your kids.

pitts responding to mr. green about the community health centers. rotary club meeting recently and i was asked the question, they said congressman, can you tell us what dollar amount has been incurred by the federal government as a result rf state expansion of medicaid programs pursuant to the affordable care act. because we picked up a larger percentage of the normal cost. and i would ask you that question. i didn't know the answer. but could you tell me what is the total dollar amount incurred by the federal government by the expansion of the state medicaid programs as a result of the affordable care act? >> that -- in terms of the federal dollars versus state dollars? >> yeah. just the additional dollar amount incurred by us. >> let me go back and look. because the question of being able to disaggregate whether a person came in because of expansion or were under the old rules. i would want to make sure that we can understand -- >> you don't have a dollar amount for that? >> i don't know -- i will check with the department if we do. one thing -- >

. > llana's road to the final fur starts right here in pitt tomorrow agn tir friends layette.a not t ny ones w believe ts team could be eciaeugh to play for eatial championship gm > right now, let's go lay-up dill here we go. > wright and t villava wildca may be a number 4-seed but not feel a fal four r is give although many are pen siling em including predent oba ade has tm going to the finalame ainst kenc in hs bracket. >> resct the guy in this coury so that's grt th hs the final. buwe have to work that it not guaranteed we will the ti -- final. >> we can beat abody but we are not so super talented we can lose tomorrow. > and a 16-seed never beat a number 1-seed. but don't count tm out. and he was a villanova baskeall player a now coming bcso beat the > i know tre are not a l of peoe that a picking the leopards to beat the number 1-seed, but for us you ner kowhatan happ. > and he says it will be very strae tomoow becaushis etire fe he has been roong fr vlanova to win. of coue that will not be the case en layette and villanova ta this court tmorro i pitbgh, jf skvery cael 6ac

brad pitt's job is not going to china any time soon. >> okay. i'm sorry, we've got to go, guys. thanks. >>> >>> cavuto on business 20 minutes from now. >> first illegals now tax hikes? now the next executive action from the white house could hit everyone's house. you want real proof we will never get entitlements under control? we can't even fake getting them under control. i'll explain. see you soon. >> thanks. we can't wait. up here first, released from gitmo and rejoining terror. the brand-new intel report that may prove we need to keep gitmo open at all costs. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. vocal opposer of vladimir putin. >>> you think the report on dozens of americans who hooked up with islamic militants returning to the u.s. is scary? how about rele

lord north regularly outmaneuvered the likes of edmund burke, charles james fox, william james pitts the younger and older -- he had a great opposition aligned to him. a lot of opposition to the war in 1775. it was the largest antiwar petition britain had ever seen. parliament received petitions from towns that had never petitioned parliament before and which had no representative in parliament. but north outmaneuvered him and north was in many ways responsible for enabling britain to sustain the war. he was a very gifted financier. this was true of all rich prime minister's new 18 century because the british's -- the biggest concern in the 18th century was the national debt. the national debt, just a very cost of it of paying the interest on the national debt often consumed between 40 to 50% of annual tax revenue. in in america today, the last time i looked was a couple of years ago, it was about teen percent. -- it was about 16%. there was a real fear -- this would continue to be a political issue in america right through my namesake, andrew jackson, through to the civil war. the w

angelina jolie y brad pitt fueron a ver a sus hijos en un la prÁctica de fÚtbol siguen tan enamorados ahora ustedes estÁn bien informados, los esperamos maÑana en punto de las seis de la tarde con mucha mÁs informaciÓn, que tengan buenas noches. bÁrbara: honor a quien lo merece, si nos vamos. ercoles 18 de marzo y estas son las principales noticias.. dos turistas colombianos entre los 21 muertospor el atentado terrorista en tunez. las autoridades tambien rescataron a 8 mexicanos que permanecieron secuestrados por presuntos integrantes del grupo estado islamico capturan al sospechoso de matar a una persona y herir a 5 mas en un tiroteo registrado en varios puntos de mesa, arizona.un equipo de univision enfrenta al director de una escuela en el salvador acusado de acosar a sus estudiantes. y revelan que la empresa mexicana grupo higa , no btuvo ganancias por la venta de una

derrik pitts, thank you for your time. show" is coming up next. >>> good evening, americans. and welcome to "the ed show." live from detroit lakes, minnesota. let's get to work. an exclusive on nike's push for an international trade disaster in the making. >> who will benefit from the tpp? >> feeling good ab the momentum that we have. >> the biggest multinational corporations in the world. >> at this hour -- >> this was not someone trying to bring healing. >> tensions rise in ferguson. >> this was a damn punk. punk. >> and later, the epa under attack. >> this is happening now. this is not a future event. >>> plus -- >> outright greed and irresponsibility in the

her husband, actor brad pitt, flew back from france immediately. the beautiful thing about such moments in life, she wrote, is that there is so much clarity. you know what you live for and what matters. it is polarizing and it is peaceful. in 2013, jolie had a preventive double mastectomy, after testing positive for a mutation of brca, the breast cancer gene. cancer took her grandmother, aunt and mother. after the test, jolie went to see her mother's surgeon. she teared up when she saw me. you look just like her. i broke down. but we smiled at each other and agreed we were there to deal with any problems, so let's get on with it. an ultrasound and scan showed no full-blown cancer but there was still a chance it was in an early stage. with her family and genetic history, jolie chose to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. jolie's story two years ago dramatically increased the demand for genetic testing. today doctors are seeing another angelina effect. >> my first e-mail was 6:30 this morning. >> reporter: a world renowned breast cancer sur

we are joined from philadelphia tonight from derrick pitts.xplain this to us nonscientists. >> here is how it goes. astronomers want to characterise how the magnetic field around the earth and stars like our son generate energy. they do it through a process where their lines cross. they disconnect and when they reconnect they release enormous amounts of energy. we see that release of energy in terms of solar flares big eruptions off the surface of the sun. here on the earth we see a smaller scale event which we characterise as the aurora or the northern lights. we want to understand how the process generates that energy. >> other are than understanding it what are the practical implications, how does this help us on earth. >> the way it helps us is we understand the environment that we live in. it's best to understand how the system does this is it blasts systems out all the time especially when we have intense flares. what we want to understand is how intense they'll be how they affect the earth's magnetic field, and how does the magnetic fie

brad pitt's job is not going to china any time soon. >> okay. i'm sorry, we've got to go, guys. thanks. >>> >>> cavuto on business 20 minutes from now. >> first illegals now tax hikes? now the next executive action from the white house could hit everyone's house. you want real proof we will never get entitlements under control? we can't even fake getting them under control. i'll explain. see you soon. >> thanks. we can't wait. up here first, released from gitmo and rejoining terror. the brand-new intel report that may prove we need to keep gitmo open at all costs. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. find a certified financial planner professional who's thoroughly vetted at letsmakeaplan.org. cfp -- work with the h

. >> brad pitt. >> no. i mean -- how do you do that. >> that's our show.ion of "right this minute." [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] ♪ and >> welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. >> charles here. harvey: we're going to show awe video with one of the most brutal knockout punches i've seen and this is not coming from an m.m.a. ring this is from a lil wayne concert. he was performing in fort lauderdale over the weekend. he was three and a half hours late. some of the fans were really pissed off and one guy holds his

. >> villanova's road to the final four starts right here in pitt tomorrow against their friends, lafayette not the only ones who believe this team could be special enough to play for the national championship game. >> right now, let's go lay-up drill here we go. >> wright and the villanova wildcats may be a number 4-seed but do not feel a final four run is a give although many are pen similaring them including president obama. and he has them going to the final game against kentucky in his bracket. >> respect the guy in this country so that's great that he has us in the final. but we have to work to that it not guaranteed we will be in the time -- final. >> we can beat anybody but we are not so super talented we can't lose tomorrow. >> and a 16-seed never beat a number 1-seed. but don't count them out. and he was a villanova basketball player and now coming back so beat them. >> i know there are not a lot of people that are picking the leopards to beat the number 1-seed, but for us you never know what can happen. >> and he says it will be very strange tomorrow because his entire life he ha

. >> brad pitt. >> no. i mean -- how do you do that. >> that's our show.t edition of "right this minute." >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." today it's a hot monday on wendy. with all of today's super sizzling hot topics all hour long. andereka vetrini gives us scoop on casting news for "real housewives" of new jersey. plus, alex guarnaschelli shares secret to her signature steak dinner celebrities can't get enough of. now,

pitts was the chairman of the school's department of public administration and policy. he will spend one day and one day behind arms. >>> we're getting a look at a tunisian museum surveillance video from the deadly attack showed two tunisians who trained in libya opened fire in the museum killing 21 people. the gunmen died in a shootout with security forces. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. the u.n. security council holding an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in yemen. the country is on the verge of civil war. shy quite rebels are issuing a call to arms to battle against government forces. there's been heavy fighting following the deadly bombings at two mosques. now the u.s. has evacuated all remaining personnel and special forces. >> no problems at the new orleans international airport following that attack at the airport. a deputy killed richard white as he was chasing a tsa agent while holding a machete. police say he also brought a bag of molotov cocktails and it's lucky he didn't seriously hurt or kill anyone. the woman he chased said he nearly

gw beats pitt 60-54.nce to the second round waiting to face the winner of temple -- temple/bucknell. the hoyas out in portland oregon. they left campus very early to get ready for their matchup against eastern washington after missing out on the ncaa tournament last year georgetown isn't stopping to smell the roses. they know what this trip is all about. >> it's business time. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business. no fun at this point. >> the message has been pretty consistent. you know since the pairings came out. let's just stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> it's never too early to talk quarterbacks around here. tonight sources tell me there is still a chance the eagles could sign tim tebow if they can trade their third string quarterback. he worked out with phil yesterday. meanwhile, here in washington the redskins they resigned eded colt mccoy. he had four touchdowns and three interceptions last season winning two of the four

she call her husband, brad pitt who took a conflict from france to be by her side and in the "new york times" she wrote that "i told myself to stay calm, to be strong and i had no reason to think i would not live to see my children grow up and meet my grandchildren." she did not have a full blown tumor but she decided to remove her ovaries and tubes which sent her into early menopause and she cannot have anymore children. another side effect and she now requires hormone replacement therapy and must wear a patch. she said she is coming forward because she wants women to know of the available options if they are faced with a difficult diagnosis including at turnive to surgery. she admits it is not easy to make the decisions but knowledge and power with. >>> a nine-year-old boy's condition is improving this morning after he stopped breathing and collapsed on a school lay ground. a teacher started paramedics arrived. the student was connected to an external defibrillator and his heartbeat returned after one shock with a strong pulse and breathing on his own when taken to the hospital. >>>

it is my honor to recognize staff sergeant pitts today and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. kuster: i rise to honor jonathan merric daniels of keane, new hampshire. during his studies at the episcopal theological seminary, his faith inspired him to travel to alabama where dr. martin luther king jr. had sought to help the fellow clergy members in registering african-americans to vote. along with other students including our esteemed colleague, congressman john lewis of georgia, jonathan spent the summer and spring advocating for civil rights, standing guard during the march from selma to montgomery and even helping to integrate an episcopal church in selma. while many of his fellow students ultimately traveled back north, mr. daniels chose to indefinitel

. >> reporter: which is why she and husband brad pitt have embraced their daughter's request to be called "vanity fair" in 2007 2010 interview, she wants to be a boy. so we had to cut her hair. she likes to wear boy's everything. jolie explained she's always felt different and out of place. last week, publishing a confession in the "new york times" about her decision to have a preventative surgery after doctors discovered she tested positive for signs of early ovarian cancer them type of cancer that killed her mother in 2007. jolie wrote i will not be able to have anymore children but i feel at ease with whatever will come. jolie, who lost her aunt and grandmother to cancer also underwent a preventative double mastectomy two years ago. however the latest century less surgery less come plekts but still trying on the actress' body. >> it is generally low risk but not zero risk. with the removal of the ovaries and the entire fallopian tube there's immediate menopause. >> as always, jolie appears poised and still a little mischievous. >> cause a little trouble. it is good for you. >> reporter

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she is married to brad pitt with six children and spoke about that decision. >> i feel happy i made the choice i made. i will follow up with the other surgery at some point. my mother had breast and ovarian cancer. >> reporter: she wrote, i have been thinking of this a long time. it's a less complex surgery, but puts a woman in forced menopause. it's not possible to remove all risks. the fact is i remain prone to cancer. i feel feminine and grounded in the choices i'm making for myself and my family. my children will never have to say mom died of ovarian cancer. she's known for her humanitarian work and sexual violence in london this summer. with a global profile, she speaks out about her personal battle so other women at risk know what options they have. bbc news. >>> lucy hockings is happy because new zealand is in the playoffs. are your boys going to make it? >> you have known me 30 years. cricket. that's what that square bat, isn't it? >> 11 men go out, dressed in white. >> australia is going to win no matter what. new zealand! who should have access to your facebook data. tuesday,