Instead of age 40. Today it recommends women start at age 45 if they are of average risk, without genetic mutations or a Family History of breast cancer. At 55, women should transition to screening every other year if they have a Life Expectancy of ten years or longer. The American Cancer Society said the changes are designed to eliminate false positives and overtreatment. By 45, the benefits clearly outweigh the draw backs and a a women should rticipate in scscening. And nooonger recommendidi clinical breast exams at any age. Theheife saving Early Detection is found in mammography. They can find a cancer before anybody with feel it. But there is disagreement on when to start. A federal task fce said it should be age 50. The American College of obstetrics and gynocology is sticking with 40. For the mobile mammogram unit as they treat women in new york city. Is this going to add to the confusion . Without a doubt. Our women are generally lowincome and low information consumers. So yes,
Jim webbs out, but is joe biden in . And, why do republicans favor political outsiders in 2016 . Nbc political director chuck todd answered those questions, and more, on the Morningside College campus last night. But before he took the stage for the lecture. Ktivs matt breen sat down with the moderator of meet the press for a candid conversation. Six weeks it will be the joe biden show. Whether its you doing stories, or us doing stories, its the curiosity aspect. So, hes going to get a run of attention, which will likely boost his poll numbers. I think hell find his ceiling right away. So, will he get a small boost, or it it something that actually puts him competitive with Hillary Clinton. Clintons lead surges to 25percent over sanders, breen said. With biden out, is clinton the nominee . In a oneonone scenario with bernie sanders, absolutely, todd said. I say that with one caveat. If sanders can will both iowa and new hampshire. Weve seen this before. The whole world changes if one c
Injury if more mudslides are triggered where waistdeep mud already shut down roads and trapped drivers this week. Nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer starts us off. Reporter a winter blast across the northeast and parts of the midwest today, from new york to michigan and pennsylvania. Snow has arrived, and its only october. I woke up this morning, and i said, happy birthday to my husband, i got you a gift. Theres snow outside, two inches of snow, and he goes, youve got to be kidding me. Reporter virginiahave. Vermonts resort isnt scheduled to open, but the trails are covered in snow. The trail is covered in white. It almost looks like the resort is open. Reporter at mt. Washington in new hampshire, temperatures there plunged to 20 degrees this morning, winds between 60 and 70 miles per hour. Hikers are being reminded to stay alert. Its very dangerous conditions out there today. Visibility is very low, borderline whiteout conditions. The snow. Reporter meanwhile, in Southern California, the
Other community strangers to that child. A day which showed how one baby could bring a community together. In storm lake, iowa, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4. Lieutenant cole says that he hopes they are able to complete the case while he is still with the police department. If anyone has any information, you are asked to contact the Storm Lake Police department by calling the number on your screen. And to prevent tragedies, like this, prosser says there are always other options for parents. Contact a counselors office, said prosser. Look at the safe haven programs where you can drop the children off at hospital Emergency Rooms and so on, as opposed to doing harm to those children. Talk to adoption agencies. Theres a variety of adoption agencies out there that will work with you. Under the safe haven provision, the law allows parents or their authorized representativ es to leave a baby who is 14 days or younger at a Health Care Facility and remain anonymous. A judge has ordered a 100year pr
Behind those glamorous pictures. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. The unidentifying sounds investigators have heard on the cockpit voice recorder of the jetliner have doomed the intrigue over how and why it crashed over the sinai desert. Whatever it was scattered the wreckage for miled and killed 220 people aboard a plane millions have traveled on. American satellite data is discounting one theory as investors turn some of the focus now to who was on board the plane. Nbcs tom costello has late details on the investigation. Reporter new video from the crash site in the sinai tonight as u. S. Intelligence sources said none of the passengers or crew were on any u. S. U. S. Satellites did detect anir far red flash heat signature at the same time and altitude as the planes last known lotion but there is no sense of a missile strike. Russia saying they have been combing through the debris field scattered over ten miles. Our experts have examined the crash site and the state of th