Young Women and Breast Cancer

When we think of breast cancer survivors, we often think of women in their 50s, 60s and 70s. But breast cancer is also the most deadly form of cancer for young women. Women in their 20s and 30s with breast cancer face unique challenges, including dating, raising children, and dealing with doctors who aren't trained to screen young women for the disease. Reporter: Sasha Khokha

• More: Photo Slideshow : see photos of the young women interviewed for this story
• More: California Breast Cancer Research Program
• More: Young Survival Coalition : a network of breast cancer survivors under 40

Breat Cancer Update

For more on research, treatment and detection of breast cancer, host Scott Shafer speaks with Dr. Mel Kavanaugh-Lynch, director of the California Breast Cancer Research Program. Guest: Mel Kavanaugh-Lynch, director of the California Breast Cancer Research Program.

Catching Up With Gray Davis, Three Years After the Recall

Three years ago this weekend, Gray Davis became the first California governor, and only the second governor in American history, to be recalled from office. As the public's attention quickly turned to their new governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Davis moved back to Los Angeles and to life as a private citizen. He talks with The California Report's John Myers, and says he's made peace with the past. Guest: Gray Davis, former governor of California.Reporter: John Myers

Profile of a Baseball "Ball Hawk"

As the baseball season enters the playoffs, viewers watching highlight reels are likely to see fans snagging home run balls. Every stadium has "ball hawks" -- fans who are obsessed with catching as many major league baseballs as they can.Reporter: Rob Schmitz