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are so confused and maddened by all of those conflicting instructions on mammograms. less than a year ago, youll remember a government panel say women do not need regular mammograms until the age of 50. well, now, today, a major news study says mammograms in your 40s, can dramatically save lives from breast cancer. and dr. richard besser is here with guidance tonight, rich. >> thats right. we sent todays study to 24 doctors and specialists around the country. 21 said they tell patients...

republican critics call it a big government program that would raise taxes. the debate among women about who should get a mammogram and when is heating up even more this morning. thats after a major study about the annual breast cancer screenings seems to contradict previous guidelines. dr. richard besser has more. >> reporter: its a mammoth study. following 1 million swedish women for 20 years. researchers found women between the ages of 40 and 49 offered mammograms at least every t...

>> reporter: sadly thats true, katie. the first fatalities from this storm that has been pounding east coast from here to maine. the victims car ran off rain-slicked highway 64 over two hours east of raleigh where it plowed into a watery ditch, killing four members of a georgia family. the first fatalities from this enormous storm that roared up the eastern seaboard, surng roads into canals, ponds into lakeses, and front porches into docks. >> just keep your fingers crossed that it doe...

potomac river, not far from here, is dangerously high, within sight of the nation monument. streets are flooded all over the region. the winds are high enough to have already caused damage and its still motoring north an theres still more on the way. sour ore tom ctello starts us off from here in chevy chase, maryland. tom, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. in fact, the east coast has been struggling through droht conditions, but today it got hammered. it started out with...

an interview with michael j. fox. two former top chef contestants join me here to teach you how to be a top cook in your home. first, big story for you now. two young men with very different outcomes from cyber bullying. no one -- one is not commenting right now. the other one committed suicide. meet tyler clementi, a freshman at rutgers university in new jersey. his family says he died after jumping off the george washington bridge into the hudson river. two fellow students, dharu...

dont know if anybody out there is familiar with the d.c. area but virginia avenue has been closed between 21 and 25th street because of some flooding and some other streets around here, as well. again, im on connecticut avenue, if you go that way, its headed towards the city itself and there are some underpasses here like behind me where connecticut avenue drops down behind dupont circle and its in the underpasses where oftentimes you get a lot of the water ponding and sometimes those ...

losses are felt every day. >> and the joints chiefs say things will get worse. >> for so many veterans the war rages on, flashbacks that will not go away and heavy darkness of depression that led to too many troops taking their own lives. >> tonight, trying to stop our soldiers from killing themselves. plus, progress, at ground zero. >> so proud... every day... >> and, if you want to build the smallest skyscraper in the country you need a strong foundation. >> the plaza floor, all the ...

where the water sits right outside his door. hes been emptying his pump all week. >> probably a fifth or sixth time. >> reporter: today? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: town manager tim owens said its tough to keep up with all the rain. >> i think rain-wise it is extraordinary. this doesnt happen that often. >> reporter: local residents agree. >> its crazy. ive never seen the water come up like this before. its just nut. >> reporter: to the north, two commuter buses collided as sheets of rain ...

and some wind. making a mess. this morning in new york city, it was monsoon-like rain. the midland issues has tornado watches and warnings. especially in virginia. across the border in north carolina, they took, look at flooding there. this is wilmington near the coast. and southeast corner of the state. and folks can expect this all over the place. our chief meteorologist is in the weather center. it looks like it moved west. >>reporter: most of the moisture is to the west of new york...