and the decision of what you want to do is between you and your doctor. reporter: in recent years, more and more women are being diagnosed with the 0 stage breast cancer and they account for a quarter of cancer diagnoses being made by radiologists studying mammograms. important information. dari: without a doubt. thank you. dr. manny is here to talk more with us about this. you know, what is upsetting and confusing is the conflicting reports. well, look, this is a very important report. 100,000 patients over 20 years following. one thing, even the critics agree, we re overtreating a lot of carcinoma in situ. this is stage 0. if you look at the data, they ve said women that lumpectomy, mastectomies, double mastectomies, it didn t matter. they had the same outcome as women that did not have breast cancer. so you did not reduce the mortality in the women. many of them were overtreated and i think a lot of oncologists would agree. i don t think any oncologist is going to chan
pottstown, we re in the 50s. our city planner shows as we go into the rest of today, we will see temperatures in the high 60s by 7:00 a.m. by 10:00 a.m., 76 degrees. by 1:00 p.m., 82. i ll have a closer look at your shore forecast. that s coming up in just a bit. the birds are back at the lim linc tonight for their preseason match against the ravens. is theรง starting qb, starting running back beginning to take the field? jesse gary is live at the melrose diner in south philly with more on that and reaction from the fans about chip kelly s playbook. tell us about it, jesse. reporter: rosemary, lots of offseason changes and still the people we talked to inside the melrose diner say they are still on board with the 2015 installment of the chip kelly experiment. a week ago, the coach sat his starter in favor of mark sanchez running the show. the birds ran over, around and through the colts. this season sees multiple changes in the defensive secondary and the offense with th
41 degrees. farther south already feeling that warmup. 24 hours ago we were seven degrees warmer in coatesville, eight degrees warmer in millville. this afternoon everyone will be feeling the difference. current wind speeds not impressive. 5 to 15 miles across the board. they re so light in philadelphia and wilmington, they re not even reporting. those lied winght winds are not to pick up today, but they will tomorrow. we re going to track out all those different types of changes day by day. this morning philadelphia police are searching for a driver who hit one of their officers. the investigator tells us the driver hit this car on 51st in philadelphia. he hit the officer and later went to the hospital with minor injuries. a man is dead, shot by police. investigators say they found a gun where the man collapsed. it happened in bridgeton, a community that dealt with a controversial police-involved shooting just a few years ago. now, last night detectives spent hours inves
triggering an unprecedented recall by the world s largest cell phone maker. nightly news begins right now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nightly news with lester holt. good evening, i m thomas roberts in for lester tonight. we begin with states of emergency and the havoc of hermine. after slamming florida as a category 1 hurricane, the deadly system now downgraded to a tropical storm could potentially ruin the labor day weekend plans of 30 million americans, with tropical storm watches and warnings in place along the eastern seaboard from georgia to connecticut, heavy rain, flash floods, dangerous winds, rip currents all expected to cause chaos over the next few days. warnings in west virginia, north carolina and florida. and in florida, residents are cleaning up from their first hurricane in 11 years. reporter: in the florida panhandle, destruction and heart ache in the wake of hermine. the dock is under water as well. reporte
triggering an unprecedented recall by the world s largest cell phone maker. nightly news begins right now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nightly news with lester holt. good evening, i m thomas roberts in for lester tonight. we begin with states of emergency and the havoc of hermine. after slamming florida as a category 1 hurricane, the deadly system now to a tropical storm could potentially ruin the labor day weekend plans of 30 million americans, with tropical storm watches and warnings in place along the eastern seaboard from georgia to connecticut, heavy rain, flash floods, dangerous winds, rip currents all expected to cause chaos over the next few days. warnings in west virginia, north carolina and florida. up from their first hurricane in 11 years. reporter: in the florida panhandle, destruction and heart ache in the wake of hermine. the dock is under water as well. reporter: where the eyewall with 80-mile-per-hour winds c