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have government provide the care and pay for it, but a lot of rich democracies, germany, switzerland, japan, belgiumthe netherlands, cover everybody in the private system, private docs, private hospitals. private insurance. germany, swit zer land, they don't have medicare. people stay with the private insurer to the grave. >> the swiss were getting fed up with their private insurance system in the early 1990s. costs were rising, premiums were disproportionately higher for women and the elderly, and those with pre-existing conditions had trouble getting coverage. some were foregoing insurance altogether. >> the people were flying out of the insurance, so we had to stop this. >> dreyfuss, who would later become switzerland's first woman president, pushed for a law that required everyone to buy insurance, gave subsidies to the poor, and stopped insurance companies from rejecting people for their medical history. sound familiar? that's exactly what president obama's w would do. but in switzerland, it was an uphill battle. the law passed parliament, but barely squeaked by in a national referendum with 52

care and pay for it but a lot of democracies, belgium, japan, they cover everybody in the private system, private docs, and hospitals. germany and switzerlandhave public health care. >> but the swiss were getting fed up with the private insurance system in the 1990s. costs were rising and premiums were higher for women and the elderly, and those with preexisting conditions had trouble getting coverage. some were foregoing insurance altogether. >> people were flying out of the insurance, so we had to stop this. >> dreyfuss who would become the first woman president, she gave subsidies to the poor and stopped insurance companies for rejecting people for their medical history. that's exactly what president obama's law would do. but in switzerland, it was an uphill battle. the parliament could barely squeak by. >> nobody was happy but everybody could accept. >> how was the swiss version of president obama's plan fairing after put in place? everybody is covered and the care is still top notch. the swiss enjoy one of the longest life expectancies in the world. >> we have an extremely comfortable health care system. the access is easy. you don't h

belgium. over 2,000 miles when it's all said and done, but today's prologue was just a 4-mile time trial. for the fifth time, fabian of switzerlandn jose has been the place to be all week. if you enjoy the high pressure spectacle that goes along with trying to make the u.s. olympics gymnastic team. the trials continued today. two competitors, one john arasko of new york, got an automatic bid finishing in the top three in three or more of the individual events. kneeling dun a spot was danel lava of miami. three more men will round out the u.s. team. all five of the u.s. women have yet to be elected. >>> olympic track and field finals continue in oregon. she runs away from the field and makes the team with a personal best time of 29.69 seconds. >>> after severe storms through the congressional country club overnight, spectators and volunteers were not allowed on the grounds forked if's third round because -- for today's third round because of safety concerns. woods with a birdie attempt on the third hole that rings the cup. woods then at 6 setting himself up for another birdie. he shot a four underpar 67. and 1 shot off the lead. b