the campaign trial. in south korea, police are taking the blame for that deadly halloween crowd stampede that killed more than 150 people. mostly young adults including two americans. and the conservative supreme court majority takes up affirmative action today in college admissions. singling a possible reversal on another issue that had been law. good day. i m andrea mitchell in washington on halloween. the attack on paul pelosi spurring a flood of conspiracy theories and disinformation including from twitter s new owner, elon musk, who tweeted an opinion, an opinion article from a low credibility source to his 100 million followers about the attack. and although many republicans have condemned the violent attack on the speaker s husband, republican governor glenn youngkin made light of the assault just hours after it happened. speaker pelosi s husband had a break-in last night and he was assaulted. there s no room for violence, but we re going to send her back to ca
I had radiation really for the month of september. i m feeling really well. i need to get on inhibitors which i will do for five years, which i m dreading, doing a lot of research on. and my prognosis is excellent. having dealt with cancer in my family with my husband, jay, who of course you knew, and my sister emily. they were both diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer and pancreatic cancer respectively. i understand a very bleak prognosis and a very good one. so i feel incredibly fortunate. and one of the reasons i wanted to talk about this, andrea, is i just want to make sure that women get screened because when these cancers, as you well know, are detected early, that s when they are the most treatable. and and you can have a favorable
Critical infrastructure. we headed out to a power plant and i spoke with a young mother, 29-year-old. she has two children and lives close to the power plant. she told me about today. we were having breakfast and we hear boom, boom, boom, and at first, we lost internet. after second attack, electricity. didn t work. i don t know how we will spend this winter because in our building, we have no gas and without electricity, i can t see reporter: andrea, we spoke with so many families today. how are they going to go into this bitter winter without gas,
Country. one in eight well will develop massive invasive breast cancer. one of them, my friend and former colleague, katie couric, former co host of today. on nbc. on her website, she wrote, on january 21, 2022, was the first day of summer, my eighth wedding anniversary and the day i found out i had breast cancer. the long-time advocate for cancer screening of course and now a cancer survivor herself. hey, katie. it s great to see you. hey, andrea. i m so glad to see you. and you sound like you have the same cold i have. well, it s just sitting outside in pittsburgh for four hours last week. nothing serious. so how are you feeling? talk to me. i m feeling great. honestly, i m feeling really well. this all happened last june, as you mentioned. i had a lumpectomy july 14th.
Ultrasound, which is really the same ultrasound you get if you re progress, but it s done on your breasts. it s for women with dense breasts. it is a good screening. when you have dense breasts, really finding a tumor on a mammogram is often like trying to find a snowball against a field of snow. with that as the back drop. in other words, they both come out as sort of white in the mammogram. and you can find some. but breast ultrasounds are good additional screening for women who have dense breasts. but two problems, andrea. one, a lot of women don t know they have dense breasts. 38% of states require doctors to notify patients but they don t