they include pretty familiar faces, from angelina jolie to christina applegate to sandra lee. marjorie is happy to see high profile women chipping away at the stigma of breast cancer. >> i think it's great. her mother died young. she wanted it visible. she wanted people to be aware. to have that visibility and to use it is a good thing. >> it's probably because we know more about genetics. some of the women have genetic mutations. some women are high risk and they want to do prophylactic surgery. some women don't want to face cancer in the opposite breast later so they decide to remove both. >> reporter: improvements in breast reconstruction one of several reasons patients are finding it easier to manage breast cancer. arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you for that report. joining us to talk more about this is dr. susan boble of mt. sinai beth israel. we were watching this story together. it's very encouraging. you're at the center of a lot of change, a lot of new things. it is uplifting in many ways. >> it's an incredibly remarkable time to be taking care of patients. t

. >> sandra lee, donna karen. >> you're busy and important. >> we had a lot of fun. it was just fun. >> everybody loves you. >> our first lovely lady is jan deyoung. she's 69 years old from holland, michigan. jan's been breast cancer free for 14 years. she tells us it's kind of a miracle. she currently works as a nurse at holland hospital. she's turning 70 next month. she tells us this makeover is her early gift. take a listen. >> good for her. >> i know this is a month to celebrate for you and for your wife. so you're excited for this, you told me. >> that's right. we're taking a trip over here to new york to celebrate 14 years of cancer free, survivor. she's doing well. >> we love that. you said to me, i was premature gray so he hasn't seen me with dark hair in over 30 years. >> about that, yes. >> long time. change? >> i feel like you're going to flip out when you look in the mirror. >> i'm all ready. >> she's ready and so is ernie. ernie, please keep your blindfold on. it's a little off but you're all right. just keep your eyes closed. you're okay. no, not yet. y

. >> kathleen, a couple weeks ago we had sandra lee on the morning show and she recently beat breast cancer and she said i am not my boobs to use her words. you are spreading the message i am not my hair. what are you hope you are going to be telling women and men everywhere if we see you in the grocery store so often we think of a shaved head that, that person must be sick but you are so strong. >> well, i am definitely not my hair or my boobs. having lost my hair i certainly lost my attachment to any stigma about what hair or beauty means. to me beauty is inner strength. to me beauty is sheparding a message and getting the word out to people that bald is beautiful and we can be pretty in pink and bald too. >> kathleen, looking good. i have to tell you it looks great and i wanted to thank you for joining us here on ktvu mornings on 2. good luck to you and i'm glad you're spreading your message to other people who most likely really need it. >> thank you kathleen. >> thanks kathleen. beautiful strong woman. >> sharing that very private and personal moment. >> she looks good. i like t

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sandra smith. spokesman for the lee bringing initiative, rachel campos duffy.oday's #oneluckyguy, we welcome to the house, former speaker of the house, 2012 presidential candidate and fox news contributor and author of the brand knew book, duplicity, a thriller, newt gingrich is here with us. we're so glad you're here with us, mr. speaker but we do remind you you're outnumbered. >> i feel like i'm outnumbered. never had four women this attractive surrounding me. want to extend it to two or three hours, that's okay. andrea: let's get to the nudge. it's a huge political day. we're so happy we're here. what a battle it was in boulder last night. republicans facing off in their third republican primary debate, filled with exciting moments with eyes on front-runners donald trump and ben carson. heated exchanges all around. here's trump and ohio governor john kasich going at it over tax reform. >> you just don't make promises like this. why don't we give a chicken in every pot, coming up with these fantasy tax schemes? we'll clean it up. where are you going to clean

sandra smith. spokesman for the lee bringing initiative, rachel campos duffy.oneluckyguy, we welcome to the house, former speaker of the house, 2012 presidential candidate and fox news contributor and author of the brand knew book, duplicity, a thriller, newt gingrich is here with us. we're so glad you're here with us, mr. speaker but we do remind you you're outnumbered. >> i feel like i'm outnumbered.

sandra: more "outnumbered" in just a moment. first let's get to jenna leeg second hour of "happening now." >> third debate in boulder colorado, the focus on economy but likely to cover a lot more ground than that will be the first time ben carson appears as frontrunner although he doesn't have the center spot. he is surging in recent polls. we'll have analysis. big day on capitol hill. we're expecting vote on house bill that could end budget wars until at least after the 2016 election. first moves to make paul ryan the speak of the house. there is this. a new study says might do you a bit of a good to put down the booze or take a little break. we're not deny anybody wine but there should be a pause. when the doctor join us. how is that #oneluckyguy doing by the way? sandra: we should ask you. you might be a little biased. >> i couldn't think straight because he is so handsome. unbelievable. >> that is my favorite anchor. >> that's right. good answer. harris: didn't that feel good? >> it does. harris: see you coming up. yeah, now i get to say it again, our #