we will visit maryland for live coverage of gaithersburg festival with tom davis and martin frost, asell as former senior adviser to president obama, david axelrod, closing out the month of may in new york city at the book expo. on the first week in june we are alive for the printers fast including our three hour in-depth probe -- program this spring on book tv. >> the fall of saigon was nearly 40 years ago. on april 30, 1975. next, the university of louisville posts a panel of south vietnamese refugees, including veterans of the south vietnamese army and air force, they reflect on the vietnam war experience and escape from the country following the fall of saigon. panelists eventually settled in kentucky. this is about an hour and half. >> i would like to introduce the moderators for tonight. dd and donald. they are amazing folks and they are the leading effort behind moving voices and this evening tonight. it is amazing to have worked with them over the last few in putting together this event. dd is a daughter of vietnam war refugees and an attorney. she is also u of l alum. and thi

and an annandale bakery is closed on it after a car slim through the front on tom davis try. six people, including the driver, were hurt after the car jump the curb and hit the restaurant. none of the injuries are life-threatening. the bakery is closed until crews determine if it is structurally sound. a bizarre accident at disney world. details the police are trying to figure out after a deadly crash at the park. plus, a novel approach, what one country is threatening to take away if you do not keep your children vaccinated. any behind the scenes switch on metro. -- and a behind the scenes switch on metro. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kimberly: one person has died after a crash in florida. the lamborghini was part of a racing attraction. it crashed into a guardrail killing a passenger in injuring the driver. it's not clear if the driver was a customer or track employee. customers pay to drive the exotic cars around the track with a driving instructor offering advice. o

massive clean up at an annandale bakery after this, a car slammed in front of the napoleon bakery on tom davis drive. six people including the driver were hurt after the car jumped a curb and hit the restaurant. none of the injuries were life threatening, thankfully. the bakery is closed though until crews can determine whether it's structurally sound. hbo in panic mode tonight. coming up at 6:30, the pickup ahead of tonight's season premiere of "game of thrones." the pope catching international heat after controversial comments angering an entire country. and a hiss toring first as cherry blossom festival winds down another d.c. tradition is born. it's one that could change an entire quadrant of the city. news at 6:30 continues next. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. trl the country of turkey is upset with comments made by pope francis during sunday's mass at the vatican. turkey recalled its ambassador to the holy sea after the pope called

a treat to be with tom davis as well.think tom davis is the most consistent voice for constitutionally-limited government in the entire south carolina legislative body. for that i'm thankful. [applause] but most of all i'm honored to be here, with a certain senator. do y'all know his name? i want to hear it. i want to hear it. >> rand paul! >> one more time. >> rand paul! >> i need to hear it a little bit louder. >> rand paul! >> okay. that's what i thought it was. but as we all know, what stand out about rand paul is what the founding fathers what tom alluded to a second ago, and that is this belief in our promise of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. around the way in which they, in essence wrote out a guidebook and it was called the constitution. and the constitution itself was predicated and built on this foundation of limited government. that all three were part and parcel. what stands out for me about rand paul is the way in which during his time in the united states senate, he has been a consistent advocat

on book tv, in the middle of may, we will visit maryland for the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis. as well as senior advisor david axelrod. we will close out may at book expo in new york city, where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. in june, we are live for the chicago tribune printers fast. we will take your phone calls on that. that is this spring on book tv. >> they passed a bill last week to protect companies from lawsuits if they share information on cyber threats with other companies or the federal government. the bill also creates the cyber threat intelligence integration office, tasked with analyzing reported threats. here is some of the debate from the house floor. >> of a last several years cyber attacks have become a pressing concern for the united states. home depot, target and other companies have been subject to major attacks, resulting in the compromise of personal information of employees and customers alike. dave's, whether hostile foreign agents or money seeking criminals, have accessed medical records and credit card numbers and published confide

upon the community that is very true of jim. 6 abc president, bernie prazenica and news director tom davis was on hand to congratulate jim and our emtire newsroom congratulates him too. a privilege to work with him day in and day out. >>> up next, they walked into the store and took what they wanted and walked right now. police are asking for your help to find the men that stole thousands of dollars worth of items, and a burglar break flooze a home while the woman inside watches in horror in a bedroom in her home. why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere

the middle of mate we will revisit maryland for coverage of the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis. then we will close out may at book spec spoke -- book expo america. in june, we are live for the chicago tribune literature fest. that is this spring on c-span2 and book tv. >> live today, "washington journal" is next. at 10:00, the finance committee hears from the chamber of commerce ceo. at noon, the house returns for work on several bills regarding energy policy, patient access to medication, and the national peace officers memorial. coming up, linda dempsey of the manufacturers association will discuss authority given to the president to negotiate the transpacific trade deal. we will also talk about wall street discrimination protections for the lgbt community. jennifer lawless on why young americans are turned off from politics. ♪ host: when it comes to a republican presidential candidate, the "new york times" said while it is not endorsement, they have -- republicans have expressed support for governor scott walker. hillary clinton is still in new hampshire. the hill newspaper

we will visit maryland for life coverage of the gaithersburg book festival with armor congressman tom davisas well as former senior adviser to president obama -- david axelrod. and we will close out in new york city where the publishing industry showcases their upcoming books. we are live for the printers row lit fest. with pulitzer prize winner lawrence wright. that is on c-span2's book tv. >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress with color photos of every senator and house member, plus bio and contact information and twitter handles. also, district maps, a full that map of capitol hill, and a look at congressional committees, the presidents cabinet federal agencies, and state governors. order your come -- copy today. through the c-span online store at c-span.org. >> coming up, we will show you some of today's reaction to the ongoing protests and riots in baltimore. in 10 minutes, this morning's prayer in the senate for the city. then reaction from maryland sanity -- senator ben cardin and harry reid. larry hogan speaks with reporters on the state's respon

in may, we will be at gaithersburg book festival with tom davis and martin frost and david axelrod.e will close out may at book expo america in new york city with the publishing industry showcases your upcoming books. then on the first week of june we are alive from the chicago tribune for his robe lit fest including our three-hour live in death program with lawrence wright. that is the spring on c-span2 book tv. >> at the international consumer electronics show in las vegas earlier this year, we spoke with university of california san francisco cardiologist dr. michael blanche about developments in medical technology and the future of medicine. >> you have to bring together these two very different organizations and to different dna is in cultures to really get to that space where we need to be. as an academic health center we're not going to invest the centers and build huge databases. that is what they are going to do. they don't know anything about clinical process or about doing clinical trials or discovering what really works. so we are working on these novel partnerships and

we will visit maryland for live coverage of the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis and mark frost. along with david axelrod. we will close out may at books expo new york city, where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. in june, we are live for printers row, including a three-hour in-depth program with lawrence wright. that is this spring on c-span2's book tv. >> the supreme court will hear arguments this week in a case involving same-sex marriage. coming up, we get a preview of the case with a group of attorneys. that is followed by conservative religious leaders talking about opposition to same-sex marriage and how the supreme court decision could impact religious freedom. later, a look at issues important to progressives in the 2016 presidential election. the american constitution society for law and policy recently hosted a discussion providing a preview of a supreme court case on same-sex marriage that will be argued tuesday. the court has to decide if the 14th amendment requires states to issue licenses to same-sex couples and if states must recognize marriages p

we will revisit maryland for live coverage of the gaithersburg bppkl -- book festival with tom davis martin frost and david axelrod. we close with book expo america in new york city, where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. we are live for the chicago tribune printers wrote late last including our three-hour life program. that is the spring on c-span twos -- c-span'2 book tv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we will now discuss america's shifting viewpoints over gun rights and gun control. we are joined by john lott, president of the crime prevention research center and author of the book "more guns less crime." thank you for being here. i wanted to start by bringing up this recent poll from the pew research center. it shows that for the first time, more americans say that protecting gun rights is important than controlling gun ownership. you can see in the graph that 52% of americans say that protecting gun rights it important compared to 46% who say controlling gun ownership is important. this is a dramatic change from the 1990's. what you think is driving th

in the middle of may, we visit maryland with former congressman tom davis and mark frost and david axelrodout at book expo america in new york city where the publishing industry showcases their upcoming books. in june, we are live for the chicago tribune lit fest. that is this spring on c-span2. jeh johnson testifies before the senate judiciary. he speaks about the deferred action for child arrivals. border security, president obama's executive actions, cyber security, and combating extremism. this is just under three hours. sen. grassley: oversight is a critical function of our branch. every year, this committee tries to invite the secretary of homeland security to brief us on the state of affairs as the department gets an opportunity to question the administration's policies as well as an opportunity for the department he take responsibility for its actions. as a pleasure to have secretary johnson here. this is the first opportunity for us to question him publicly since the executive action on immigration in november. even though there is an injunction against the executive actions, we c

we will visit maryland for live coverage of the gaithersburg book festival with congressman tom davis and martin frost. we will close out may at book expo america where the industry showcases their upcoming books. and we are live for the printers row literature fest including our in-depth program with glitter prize-winning author lawrence wright and your phone calls. >> vice president biden delivered remarks thursday evening at israel plus 67th independence day celebration. he talked about the long history and friendship between the u.s. and israel. the vice president touched on the iran nuclear framework agreement, warning that if iran does not follow through with guidelines, there would be no deal. this is about 40 minutes. [applause] >> our program will begin with the singing of the national anthem. the star-spangled banner -- [indiscernible] the former lead singer of the israel defense force band. ♪ [singing the star-spangled banner] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> please join me in welcoming ambassador john renner. -- john brunner. >> on behalf of the military at -- a de

in the middle of may, we'll visit maryland for coverage of the gaithersburg festival, with tom davis.s well as former senior adviser, david axelrod. book expo in america -- books -- book expo in america and new york city. where lot at the chicago printer . including our three hour in-depth program, with lawrence wright. your phone calls. that is the spring on c-span2. >> loretta lynch officially became the official attorney general on monday. she was sworn in by vice president biden. in a certain -- in a ceremony at the justice department. it is 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome miss loretta lynch and vice president joe biden. [applause] vice president biden: i first stepped into this room during the nixon administration. i remember walking into this holding and inking about the majesty of this place and how much we rely on it. for all of our basic rights and protections. your whole family is here today. i hope you will forgive as we used to say in the senate a point of personal privilege. i am so happy to meet your dad. dad, stand up. [applause] this is a man who ne

in the middle of may, we will revisit maryland for life coverage with former congressman tom davis and martin frost, as well as former senior adviser to obama -- to president obama david axelrod. then we will be in new york city where the publishing companies showcased their recent books. we are live for the printers though lit fest including our three-hour live in depth program and your phone calls. this is on c-span to -- c-span2's "with tv." next, some of the speakers from the new hampshire conference including rick perry, chris christie, and former florida governor jeb bush and senator marco rubio of order. -- senator marco rubio of florida. speakers include former texas governor rick perry, new jersey governor chris christie, and former florida governor jeb bush and florida senator marco rubio who declared his candidacy for the 2016 presidential nomination earlier this week. we begin with former texas governor perry. rick perry: thank you. we were in here last night with the army association and i won't tell the army, but you all out shared them. -- out cheered them, so we had a f

middle of may we revisit maryland for live coverage of the gaithersburg become in festival with tom davis and advicer to president obama david ag axle rod and then close out may in new york city where the publishing industry showcases upcoming back. in the first week in june we are live for the chicago tribune printer's row litfest, including our program. and your phone calls, this spring on c-span2's booktv. >> now the turkish for affairs minister talks about iran nuclear negotiations at this vaccine hosts by the carnegie endowment for international peace. i runs 55 minutes. >> welcome, ladies and gentlemen. i'm a vice president for studies here at the carnegie endowment for international peace. i want to thank you for joining us for this important afternoon and the opportunity to hear the remarks from the foreign minister of turkey. he will be talking about absolutely vital issues today of the middle east, turkey's relationship with nato, iranian nuclear negotiations, all super important issues in the united states in europe, middle east, and the global implications. we are honored to h

then the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis as well as david axelrod. and then move will close out may with an expo in new york city. the first week in june, we were our live in chicago, including a three-hour program with lawrence wright and your phone calls, on c-span2's "book tv." >> josh earnest it your question about the violence in yemen, betting isis, -- combating isis and climate change. secretary earnest: good afternoon, everybody. you seem to be in a good mood this fine, monday afternoon. it is nice to see you. we will get started quickly. i know some people are closely watching the clock for the presidents remarked the national champion at buckhead's afternoon. this weekend at his weekly address, the president spoke about his commitment to battling climate change and keeping america safe. we celebrate earth day is wednesday and the president will visit the everglades and speak about the latest part of his effort to call attention to and act on the threat of climate change. the effects of climate change can no longer be denied or ignored. last

next we will hear from tom davis and mark frost and david axelrod.e will close out may in new york city. than on the first week in june we are live for the chicago tribune printers fast including a three-hour live in depth program. that is this spring on c-span2's with tv -- book tv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we welcome congressman tom cole who is circularly a letter to his house colleagues saying congress is shirking its congressional duty when it comes to the issue of new war power's authorization against the islamic state. congressman cole some members of congress have demanded a vote on this issue dating back to august after the original strikes took place against the islamic state. why hasn't this issue come for a vote? guest: a couple of reasons. the president when he began a separation said he did not need congressional authorization. the 2000 1-2002 resolution for use of force in afghanistan and iraq covered it. secondly the democratic leadership did not want to have a vote. it is a divisive issue. a difficult issue for any mem

in may we'll revisit maryland with former congressman tom davis and mark frost. as well as former senior adviser to president obama david axelrod, and then we'll close out may at book expo america in new york city. thn on the first week in june, we're live for the the chicago tribune fest. including our three-hour live in depth program with pulitzer prize winning author. >>> last month the former chair of the federal reserve, ben bernanke talkeded about achieving full employment in the u.s. and what that would mean for the economy. he also joined a panel discussion about the factors that affect employment. the discussion was hosted by the center on budget and policy priorities. >>> good morning, everyone. good morning. i am bob greenstein, president of the center of budget priorities and i want to welcome you all to this exciting event sponsored by the center's full employment project. i want to particularly thank the open philanthropy project, which has made today's event possible. many of you know the center run budget for the work on pressing issues to reduce

we'll revisit maryland for live gofrnlg of the gaithersburg book festival with former congressman tom davis and narnt frost as well as former senior adviser to president obama david axelrod. and then we'll close out may at book expo america in new york city where the publishing industry showcases their upcoming books. then on the first week in june we're live for the "chicago tribune" printer's row litfest including our three-hour in depth program with pulitzer prize-winning author liz wright. that's this spring on c-span 2's book tv. >>> irs commissioner john koskinen says budget cuts to his agency mean worse customer service for taxpayers and longer waits for people calling the irs with questions about their taxes. he spoke in the brookings institute in the tax policy center earlier this month. followed by a panel discussion. >>> good afternoon, everybody. nice to see some reunions taking place in the front row. thank you, everybody, for coming today. my name is ted gehr. i'm the vice president and director of economic studies here at brookings. and i'm delighted to welcome irs commission

in the middle of may we'll revisit maryland for the gaithersburg festival with tom davis and martin frost as well as former senior advisor to president obama, mr. axel rod and close it out in new york city where the publishing industry showcases the upcoming books. the first beak in june we're live for the chicago tribute lit fest including our three-hour program with lawrence wright and your phone calls, this spring on c-span 2's book tv. >> coming up on c-span, a look at expanding u.s. trade with cuba as the two countries normalize recommendations. then "washington journal" is live with your calls and today's news. and live later, the house debates a cybersecurity bill to allow threat information sharing. >> next, the senate agriculture committee looks at expanding produce and farm equipment trading with cuba. the discussion includes farmers and ranchers along with officials from the agriculture and commerce departments and discuss opportunities and challenges of trading with the island nation following president obama's announcement in december to normalize relations. legislation is be

in may we will revisit male than for coverage of the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis and martin as well as former senior advisor to president obama, david axelrod. we will close out may at book expo america in new york city, where the public -- publishing industry showcases their upcoming book. we are live for the lit fest in chicago, including a three-hour in-depth program with lawrence wright and your phone calls. this spring on c-span2's booktv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we have opened up the phone lines and want to talk to you about the political and public policy stories on your mind. republicans, give us a call at 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independence, 202-748-8002. you can reach out to us on twitter, @cspanwj. on facebook or you can shoot us an e-mail. first, from the telegraph, republicans rally in nashua, a look at the 2016 republican candidates for the first in the nation republican leadership summit in nashua, new hampshire. other headlines, perry calls to cut iran agreement. he says that he would immediately eliminate any iranian agreemen

with tom davis and mark frost, as well as former senior adviser to president obama david axelrod.york city, the publishing industry showcases their upcoming books. in june, live for the chicago tribune printers row lit fest. that is this spring on c-span2's booktv. >> she was considered modern for her time, called mrs. president by her detractors, and was outspoken about her views on slavery and women's rights. one of the most prolific writers of any first lady, she provides a window into colonial america and her personal life. abigail adams on c-span's "first ladies: influence an image." examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. from martha washington to michelle obama. sundays at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. c-span's new book is available from "first ladies: presidential historians on the lives of 45 iconic american women." providing stories of these fascinating women, creating an inspiring read. it is available as a hardcover or e-book through your favorite bookstore or online bookseller. an

we will revisit maryland life coverage of gaithersburg festival with martin ross and tom davis as wellvid axelrod. will close out made in new york city where it they showcase their upcoming books. in june we are like were the rangers room let best in chicago the three-hour program lawrence wright and your phone calls on c-span2's booktv. >>host: we want to welcome back a republican of wisconsin. he sits on the foreign affairs committee. i want to begin with what dominated the front pages this morning. saudi's announced thing the bombing of the human rebels. the obama administration has put pressure on the saudi's to stop the bombings. they are saying what they did was effective. guest: we're also getting reports that they reengaged as well. they pulled back and then reengage. he will see the region continually and turmoil. yemen does not have a stabilized government. the region is nervous about it. they are going to be playing a role there to make sure that the iranians and do not get a little bit, do not play in their backyard too much. host: campaign against human rebels entered the

tom davis and martin frost, as well as the former senior adviser president obama, and then we will closeay at book expo america in new york city where they showcase upcoming books. in the first week in june, we are alive for the chicago tribune fest, including our three-hour live program, including pulitzer prize winning author lawrence wright. that is this spring on c-span2 buses booktv. >> washington journal continues. host: we want to welcome back to our table congressman john delaney, democrat of merit -- of maryland. the president talked last week, he was a constituent of yours being held hostage by al qaeda. when and how did you learn about his death? guest: we learned about it the day before it was announced from the white house. i learned about it about the same time as him. i was just heartbroken. i never met warren, which i feel sad about, but i have really gotten to know the family incredibly well. elaine and one's daughters. we've we worked very closely on strategies. a terrible ending to what as -- what has been a difficult situation. host: what was the effort like? explain

if you want to, you know understand where these positions -- you know, folks like tom ferrick and dave davies and others have been writing good columns about assessing sort of the aca-- the educational platforms, but, you know, at the end of the day, the challenge for a mayor on education is you're either -- you know, you're either gonna have to raise taxes or reduce city spending. you're gonna have to shift millage from -- >> and you never hear that until after the election's over. >> but you're gonna have to shift millage from the city to the school district, even under a best-case scenario in the state. you know, people think and many people's taxes have gone up, but the way a.b.i. was done, other places in the city, people's taxes have gone down. a.b.i. was done in a revenue-neutral way. >> i think that's an issue -- >> schools haven't benefited as much -- 'cause people say, "my taxes have gone up, and schools still aren't fixed." well, schools have not necessarily been the beneficiary. >> but i would frame that williams has a different vision than kenney, and these are the two main peopl

the federal commander henry davies facing off against tom mumpher's men.captain john vantoole gets captured. he's wounded three times in this fight. he's a lieutenant, tent calvary. there's confederate casualties. men killed. william parker, second virginia calvary. robert parker, second virginia calvary. william price, first maryland calvary confederate. they receive promotions for gal i can't. that's captain cantz. federal troops send out white flags to stop that fighting. but mumpher knows that he's going to meet with general grant. they disband in lynch burg. john ramsey of the 155 pennsylvania marches all the way and dies the next day, april 10th. of diphtheria. the 61st pennsylvania is loading surrendered weapons into wagons. one of those weapons is loaded discharges into his chest. he died right there. last soldier we know of is edward baker he died july 18, 1865. the most moving story is that of the 14th virginia calvary. he is mortally wounded on that fight on the morning of april 9. a comrade of his goes out under the battlefield. wilson says to

in the middle of may we visit maryland for a look at the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis and martin frost and we close out may at book expo america in new york city where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. in the first weekend in june, we are on printers row -- we are at printers row lit fest. including an interview with lawrence wright. that's this spring on c-span2's book tv. earlier today the chair of the house transportation committee bill shuster, talked about the highway trust fund expiration deadline and future changes to amtrak. he also discussed what's being done to re-authorize the federal aviation administration at this event, hosted by national journal. >> conversation with the chairman of the house transportation and infrastructure committee. so we can have your full attention, please silence your cell phones. we encourage your comments via vase falk, twitter and instagram. for those of you with questions for chairman shuster, submit your questions to the moderator via twitter via #asknj. this morning's conversation is the second of many conferring

davis. next speaker. >> testifier: hello. but tom sullivan i been here many times before.a huge crowd is not a good sign for. that's a sign that the public is not happy satisfied with your performance in your job. it may even be a sign of worse things that it could be a sign of social unrest. you're not doing your job did you not holding police accountable. not exercising transparency in your positions that's where the people are so outraged as your behavior. okay. i came here for a half years ago with 4 things on my agenda. i added one thing sense. where the heck are the bad scans? even -- was a criminal as bad scans on his people. i hear the airport has them. what is still taken so long? what do you have to hide as what would your officers had to hide speaking of hiding little is all the officers then sent to the pokey recently. the 3 down to -- the other 18, a them were on a mission 2nd i came one was mission station corruption to, patrol special conducted 3 was all 3 have pretty much been resolved the 4th was corruption. i can did you articles last week and i handed yo

and we'll be back in maryland at the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis and martin frost. and david axelrod. and close out -- then in the first week in june we're live for the chicago tribune printers for a lit fest, including our live in depth program with pulitzer prize winner lawrence wright. that's this spring on c-span2's book tv. >> we'll return to live coverage of the u.s. house at 3:350er7b. right now a discussion on young people's attitudes toward running for political office from today's "washington journal." >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is the co-author of the book "running from office, while young americans are turned off to politics." she is jennifer lawless, joining us now. why is the turn of happening. go guest:? guest: ultimately, it young people who want to save their communities think of every other option except for running for politics. host: is that because they are not exposed to politics or because they don't have interest in a? guest: for a long time there was the sense that they were tuned out. what we find in the book, which

davis. >> reporter: rita wilson an actress and wife of tom hanks, going public. she said like angelina jolie before her, she underwent a double mastectomy. not after a genetic discovery. after a diagnosis of invasive lobular cars gnomecinoma. i'm supposed to recover fully. because i have excellent doctors and got a second opinion. she wrote, a second opinion is necessary and vital. not just by another doctor but by another pathologist. >> asking for a second read on the specimen is always an option. it's always appropriate. >> reporter: only the second opinion caught the cellular change. she writes i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instincts if something doesn't feel right. doctors we spoke to said it's normally definitely benign or definitely cancer. if it's anywhere on the cusp or between those two, get a second opinion. linsey davis, abc news new york. >>> you might remember a woman named v. stiviano. a judge in l.a. is ordering her to pay sterling's wife more than $2.5 million. shelly sterling sued stiviano to reclai

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tom hanks and his wife rita wilson revealing her battle with breast capser tonight. he's under going surgery saying it took a second opinion to detect cancer doctors missed the first time the. lindsay davisher message to women tonight. >> rita wilson. actress and wife of tom hanks going public about her battle with breast cancer. wilson telling people magazine that like angelina jolie before her she underwent a double mastectomy not after genetic discovery like angelina but diagnosis of invasive carcinoma. wilson saying in a statement i am recovering and most importantly expected to make a full recovery. why? because i caught this early. have excellent doctors and because i got a second opinion. to her friend on facebook she wrote second opinion is necessary and vital not just by another doctor but by another pathologist. >> asking for second opinion or second read on that pathology specimen or biopsy slide is always an option. always appropriate. >>reporter: only the second opinion caught the cell change. wilson appears optimistic writing i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instinct if something doesn't feel right. >> ask for when to get a second

linsey davis with the story. >> reporter: rita wilson, actress and wife of tom hanks going public aboutbattle with breast cancer. wilson telling "people" magazine like angelina jolie before her, she underwent a double mastectomy not after a genetic discovery but after a diagnosis of invasive lobular carcinoma saying in a statement, i am recovering and most importantly, expected to make a full recovery. why? because i caught this early. have excellent doctors, and because i got a second opinion. to her friends on facebook, she wrote a second opinion is necessary and vital. not just by another doctor, but by another pathologist. >> asking for a second opinion or a second read on that pathology specimen or biopsy slide is always an option. it's always appropriate. >> only the second opinion caught the cellular change. wilson appears optimistic writing i hope this encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instincts if something doesn't feel right. as for when you should get a second opinion, doctors we spoke to said it's normally definitely benign or definitely cancer if i

tom hanks' wife actress rita wilson revealing her battle with breast cancer. the actress untsdz going surgery, saying it took a second opinion to detect the cancer that doctors missed the first time. abc's linsey davis has been following this, and the message to so many women across the country. what did she learn that she's now dealing with? >> reporter: she had a diagnosis, but it was her friend a breast cancer survivor who said listen you better get a second opinion. she did. and that's when she realized she, in fact did have cancer when previous biopsies had indicated that she didn't. >> so she took action had the surgery. and in the meantime a message on facebook to her friends and anyone out that hears this headline. >> reporter: i want to heard that to you. "a second opinion is necessary and vital. not just by another doctor but by another pathologist." >> linsey davis with us tonight, thank you. >>> when we come back here on "world news tonight," remembering the singer that gave us an all-time romantic classic. >>> and tonight, the possible link between babies diabetes and autism. >>> and then the changing of the guard at buckingham palace. you saw this earlier. didn't go well. the royal fal

tom hanks' wife actress rita wilson revealing her battle with breast cancer. the actress undergoing surgery, saying it took a second opinion to detect the cancer. and tonight, her message to other women. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: rita wilson going public for her battle with bregs chance breast cancer. like angelina jolie before her, wilson is going public, telling people magazine that she underwent a double mastectomy, not after a genetic discovery like jolie's, but after a diagnosis of invasive lobular carcinoma. wilson saying in a statement, "i am recovering and most importantly, expected to make a full recovery. why? because i caught this early, have excellent doctors and because i got a second opinion." to her friends on facebook she wrote, "a second opinion is necessary and vital. not just by another doctor but by another pathologist." >> asking for a second opinion or a second read on that pathology specimen or biopsy slide is always an option. it is always appropriate. >> reporter: only the second opinion caught the cellular change. wilson appears optimistic, writing, "i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instincts if something doesn't feel right." a

the wife of oscar-winner tom hanks revealing she had a double mastectomy and getting a second opinion, she says saved her life. linsey davis is here with her story. >> reporter: rita wilson is opening up to help educate others calling a second opinion critical to your health saying you have nothing to lose if if both opinions match up for the good and everything if gain if something that was missed is found. which is exactly what happened to her. this morning, hollywood a-lister rita wilson is going public about her battle with breast cancer. the 58-year-old revealing she's undergone a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. like angelina jolie before her, who also underwent a double mastectomy wilson is sharing her story in the hopes it helps other. saying i'm getting better every day and look forward to renewed health. she knew she had a precancerous condition that she and her doctors had been monitoring. >> a woman found the have lcis is known to be at risk for invasive breast cancer down the road. >> reporter: wilson was relieved when initial biopsies didn't show cancer. a friend urged her to get a second opinion