of carmine's? >> yes. glenn: are you seeing that businesses are not bringing people out to be entertained? >> only on the high end. you will see the high-end corporate parties that might have been $100 a head drop down to $60. glenn: as long as you're not a restaurant in las vegas or orlando, you're fine. healthcare for the bowlmo. lanes, about a million dollars extra to provide healthcare, is that right? >> well, we're not just one property. it's six venues in four states glenn: still, a million dollars. >> that is a whole lot of money. the problem is that's our money that goes for naught, from my perspective and it crushes us. glenn: what do you mean? >> well, you take that money, as far as i can see, you pour it in the drain because you're going to put it into a government-led program where who knows how that is going to go. it is all cash pulled out of our company that we can't then invest n12 years, we've gone from 1r 2 employees -- we were at a high of 450 and now we are at 375. you can't have that s

carmine gianatiempo treats terminally ill patients every day. he says by time they get to the intensive care unit, it's too late for counseling. >> most of the time, the first time that the subject is actually brought up is when the patient is almost at the end of their life. >> reporter: some believe that when it comes to the terminally ill, more doctors need to stop prescribing and start communicating. >> we are not honoring patients and their families' own wishes. it turns out that if we did a better job of actually informing patients about what their choices are and then honoring their wishes, we would save money. >> reporter: and help more people like molvin and their families deal with dea on their terms. kelly cobiella, cbs news, patterson, new jersey. >> couric: turning now to the war in afghanistan. a fierce battle continued for a second day in the south. 500 u.s. marines and afghan soldiers took control today of the key taliban stronged hold in helmand province where major trade routes converge. lara logan is with the marines at camp b