That back to the future stepped on the hover board. What did the movie get right and what did the movie get wrong. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. Doctors say one in eight women in the u. S. Will develop Breast Cancer and so you would be hardpressed to find a person in this country who doesnt know someone or whose own life hasnt been touched by it. So news today that the rules of Early Detection have changed overnight has created worry and confusion. Here is what happened. The American Cancer Society came out today to say women need fewer mammogram later in life. That is counter to what other groups recommend. Ill put some questions to a doctor in our studio here in a moment. But first Anne Thompson with the new guide lines. Reporter in the season of pink the American Cancer Society moves the mammogram starting line. 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 5
Good evening. Doctors say one in eight women in the u. S. Will develop Breast Cancer and so you would be hardpressed to find a person in this country who doesnt know someone or whose own life hasnt been touched by it. So news today that the rules of Early Detection have changed virtually overnight has created worry and confusion. Here is what happened. The American Cancer Society came out today to say women need fewer mammograms starting later in life. That is counter to what other groups recommend. That raises questions. Ill put some questions to a doctor in our studio here in a moment. But first Anne Thompson with the new guide lines. Reporter in the season of pink the American Cancer Society moves the mammogram starting line. 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
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And i think its a fundamental misunderstanding of the technology. If you look at the congress of the United States that has anywhere between a 9 and 13 approval rate, and look at the most common profession its lawyers, okay . With respect to the lawyers in the audience, i took classes at the Harvard Law School when i was there, so im not antilawyer. But if you look at the chinese ruling party, the communist, you know, committee there, the ten members there all ten of them have ph. D. S in electrical engineering, some sort of advanced violence right . So fundamentally, they understand science. And i think the lack of s. T. E. M. Literacy on the part of our National Leadership and individual citizens is going to be a big problem that will lead to National Security threats that we dont understand. You talked about earlier about the subtitle of your book, that everyone is connected, and were only getting more connected because when out comes to Businesses Technology companies, this concept
One of the rules that i was thinking about is that whoever is in the Minority Party, they be given three opportunities in one year, every year you get three opportunities, the minority speaker can bring a bill before the floor. Because with the tea party and all of the other people who are moving this ship, they are closing the government down. I believe if the minority speaker would be given like three opportunities to bring a bill before the floor, i think this could stop some of this gridlock. Guest they do actually have that power today to allow that. I know as democrats weve tried to make that happen procedurally and its been moved out of order. There has been may be seven or eight opportunities for republicans to put that in order and to allow the clean continuing resolution to come to the floor to reopen government. I think its the right thing to do. When i think about whats happening not just in my district but around the country, its really devastating not just for federal wor