Looking live from sa told they were kidding of course. The is in San Francisco fordream force this week. He is giving a speech. Its a well attended events. We saw the live shot from the last hour the line is long people were trying to get incensed 3 00 this morning. With since i was glad to tell you more the former president will share the spotlight at 10 30 this morning. Later today he will be in los altos for a Party Fundraiser and tickets for that range from 10,000 all the way down to 300 thousand dollars. Thats a lot of money will pay it. A call morning right now on the campus after night of protest and arrest. Demonstrators oppose the appearance of and coulter on the campus. We have a response from the university. Reporter good morning. Everything back to normal here at the Berkeley Campus although last night anger and opposition to one persons expression of free speech which led to six people getting arrested at a demonstration on campus. Its take a look at video from last night.
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This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley we begin tonight with a story that could affect virtually every woman. Today the American Cancer Society revised its guidelines for screening for Breast Cancer, a disease that kills 40,000 american women every year. It now says that women should get their first mammogram years later than previously recommended. We asked our dr. Jon lapook whats behind this change. Ready . Reporter ready or not, today 49yearold Kimberly Taylor finally got her first mammogram. I really took the advice of the doctor at first in consideration, but it was very confusing. Reporter in recent years medical groups have disagreed about when to start screening and how often to do it. A major test suggested mammography every other year starting at 50. The American Cancer Society previously recommended annual screenings beginning at 40. Women of average risk be screened annually starting at 45, then every two years starting at 55. Dr. Kevin oeffinger of Memoria
We asked our dr. Jon lapook whats behind the change. Eady . No. Reporter ready or not today, 49earold Kimberly Taylor finally got her first mammogram. I really took the adve of the doctor first in consideration. But it was very confusing. Reporter in recent years medical groups disagreed about en to start screening and how often to do it. A major task force suggest mammography every other year starting at 50. The amican cancer sociy previously recommended annual screening beginnat 40. Toys new guidelines recommend women of avevege risbe screened annually starti at 45, then every two years starting at 55. Dr. Kevioeffinger, of memorial Sloan Kettering chaired the panel. Wthought that annual mammography gave us oubest premature mortality as well as balancing out what the potential Harms Associated with mammography. Reporter those harms include false alarms leading to unnecessary biopsies and surgery. Timated lifetime risk of dying from Breast Cancer is 2. 7 with no screening. And 1. 8 to
The mcdonalds menu change today thats got the internet buzzing right now. Good tuesday morning. We begin with South Carolina under water. The historic rainfall has finally tapered off but the chaos continues. Rivers are still rising and dams are breaching forcing more people from their homes. At least 13 people are dead this morning. Clean Drinking Water is in short supply. Hundreds of roads and bridges remain closed, completely shutting off some towns. And president obama has signed a disaster declaration releasing federal aid for the relief effort. Were going to get the latest right now from abcs lana zak. Reporter the rains have slowed, but after a virtual fire hose of water was turned on South Carolina, the state remains waterlogged today. Just because the rain stops does not mean that we are out of the woods. Reporter you can see from these aerial shots where roads have simply succumbed. Even after avoiding Hurricane Joaquin, Officials Say this destruction is as bad as when hurric