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This is a unique time we we really want to watch you self exam. yes, i do.o yes.fe i am feeling very safe. its what makes me special. nl okay, so from that birthmark that only you have seen. so when i look at this like i like it, thats what i believe to be a superfluous, pointless hearing that is used for political theater. and i think is this how the other side looked at the benghazi hearings? is it he like the mirror of benghazi? because when we were on fox like we were wewhen did the benghazi...

Kinnard encouraging others to advocate for their own health

Not missing a reporter beat. its a story of perseverance. diagnosed with stage three khan self, a.p. politics reporter meg kinnard has not let it slow her down. despite surgery and months of intensive chemotherapy, shes still a must-read, filing stories four or five times a week. this story starts with meg deciding to get a second opinion on a lump she first discovered during a self-exam nearly four years ago, a decision that she says saved her life. meg kinnard is with me now. politics reporter...

Done digitally by your doctor, even before you go to a mammogram. it is oftentimes the self-exam that helps the women identify that they have breast cancer, not necessarily the mammogram. >> theres a new poll that shows americans support planned parenthood, 47% say they have positive feelings towards the organization. this is according to our own polling with "the wall street journal." 31% say they have negative feelings. do we think that planned parenthood is going to be able to weather this st...

Looking at the mole but the history that goes with it. >> technology may not be able to tell that when you just download an app. how do these work, though? >> basically by algorithms. they compare the picture to other pictures and some apps that score a little bit better that would have a board certified dermatologist look at the apps. even those apps miss 90% of melanoma. >> taking a picture and looking at a different picture several months later, if you have a different angle, it may rook like...

Others, squamous cell and basal cell. melanoma kills almost 9,000 people a year. wear long sleeves, wear sunglasses. your eyes can burn. >> thats a very good point that youre bringing up. something called ocular melanoma which you can get it from the sun, but also self-exam. once a month you stand in front of the mirror and look through -- or your family members, go through everything including the back of your ears, look for moles, changes in color, we talked about the abcd. >> something bigger...

People concerned about this, david lee? >> reporter: martha, were talking about a wide range of questions. some ask about height, weight, cholesterol. some are considered far more intrusive to use of tobacco to feelings of questions. one question asks, i quote, have you had five or more alcoholic drinks in one single setting in last six months? and men, are do you do monthly test particular self-exam? if they dont answer questions they are fined $100 a month. the school said, information is kept...

Penn state scandal. the universitys 40,000 employees have been told they must answer an online questionnaire as part of a school wellness program or else have $100 deducted from their paychecks each and every month. questions include height, weight, and cholesterol levels. but critics say, others are more invasive. asking about feelings of depression to use of tobacco. one question of men, quote, do you do a monthly test particular self-exam? the school says all this information will be kept con...

A "new york times" op-ed today, jolie says she underwent a preventive double mastectomy after learning she carries the mutation of a gene which increases the risks of ovarian and breast cancer. the decision has people all over the world praising her for her courage and candor. debbie wassermann schultz is a breast cancer survivor and also had a double mastectomy. she joins me along with dr. arlene sussman and crystal smith, west coast editor of "vanity fair." welcome to you all. debbie, i interv...