this is just an unbelievable amount of stents and cardiac caths. >> i'm sorry.to get pretty tight. sorry. >> i can't tell you how shocked we were when we saw her first time. because here was a young woman whose diabetes was no well controlled. her clost roll was never well controlled. her blood pressure was never well controlled. if someone had talked to her, i think someone had really teased out her chest pain and shortness of breath, i think many of her cardiac catheterizations and stents would not have been necessary. you have all these stents, and you know, these stents, once they come in they never come out and they're a part of you. now we're kind of dealing with the consequences. >> when you reward physicians for doing procedures instead of talking to patients, that's what they're going to do, is do procedures. >> the vast majority of doctors in this country are paid by a fee for service system. that simply means they get paid for each office visit. if they are surgeons, they get paid for each procedure. if it's a radiologist, they get paid for each ct sc

and this open air mass, pope francis begins officially his ministry as the 266th pope of the roman cathng to do it for me, chris jansing. i want to thank all our guests. we will have continuing coverage all day on msnbc. coming up, "morning joe" starts in just minutes. most people think that after an accident, you'll have to pay five hundred bucks for your deductible. the truth? at allstate, you could pay zero. allstate gives you a hundred dollars off your deductible the day you sign up. then another hundred off every year you don't have an accident. let the good hands reward your safe driving with a deductible that goes away. ♪ deductible rewards. one more way you're in good hands with allstate. ♪ one more way you're in good hands with allstate. with an intuitive motion activated lid and seat,ad bold makes sure you'll never have to ask him again.

heart cath, get another stint. said i don't know what else to do for you, there's nothing else i can do. >> contrary to what most people believe, getting a stint in your coronary, if you have stable chest pain, will likely relieve your pain, but it will not help you live longer, and it will not protect you from having a heart attack. it only reduces symptoms. and the problem is, some of those procedures will lead to bad outcomes. >> i've started doing research about where in the united states do i have to go to get the best heart care, and ironically it was only two hours away at the cleveland clinic. >> how are you? >> i am great. look at the thinness. >> i know, you look really good. >> since last year i've lost 21 pounds. >> oh, my god. she came to see me when she was sort of at her wit's end. she had had bypass surgery at an early age. 27 cardiac kat ryizations and well over seven stints. this is just an unbelievable amount of stints and cardiac caths. i'm sorry, it's going to get pretty tight. i can't tell you

for ict the 16th >>> cath lig cardinal are starting -- catholic card unless are start-- cardinals areg the process for a replacement for pope benedict xvi. they are discussing when to start the secret voting procedure to select a pope. they will discuss problems within the church including finances and sex abuse scandals. >>> doctors say a toddler in mississippi is the first child to be cured of hiv. within 30 hours of the baby's birth, a doctor gave the infant three antiviral drugs and she remained on that regimen for 15 months. the doctor lost touch with the mother and reconnected a year later. >> the mom admitted she had not given the medicine for the past several months and i expected the baby to have gone back up but when we drew the test, we got back still an undetectable viral. >> researchers say the child is functionally cured meaning the virus is not showing up in her blood. early intervention appears to have been the key and experts say they think they can replicate the results. >>> other health headlines new information about why some people develop an eye disease that can

what guarantees cathe prime minister give that communication aids will be able to more young people thaturrently the case to everyone who could benefit to do so? >> i'm really grateful to my honorable friend for raising this issue, because the center which has been now in my constituency briefly in oxford has done incredible work for people with disabilities over many years. they are making the most of extraordinaire changes in technology. when i visited them recently we look at hold draft of ways which we to make sure the nhs is making these things available to more people and a very committed to working with him and the center to make sure that happens. >> russell brown. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. prime minister conjugated promise to protect and defend budget in its entirety. that you didn't. the defence secretary who promised to balance the budget at the national audit office said he failed. prime minister, will you now guaranteed that there will be -- >> order, order. the honorable gentleman has been here 16 years. he shouldn't use the word you injury. sorry buddy makes the

they put a gorgeous ceremony together. 1.2 billion cath it licks will wait to find out who the pope willd lit candles again. i would love to see pope from the area. probably won't happen but nice to see. emotional moving ceremony. >> kimberly: bob, what are your thoughts? did you see some of this today? people, there was so emotion in their eyes and tears. >> bob: two things struck me. one of the cardinals raised the point about the last two popes had not taken hands-on management of the papacy, which i think is legitimate thing. some people do that and some people don't. but the way they went out of their way to ensure it was clear that he was not going to interfere with the next pope, including saying that he expected all the cardinals to take a vow in public to the new pope. you normally do it in the sistine chapel. this is something they went out of his way to do. he made it clear he won't get in the way of the next pope. one thing, i'll agree with eric. one thing about the catholics and rome and vatican, they can put on a ceremony. >> kimberly: dana? >> dana: that is what i wrote do

in vatican city, where you saw a new pope has been selected to lead the cath rick church.rge bergoglio. archbishop of argentina. he is 76 years 08 and a jesuit. chosen to be be called pope francis. it took a little over 24 hours for the cardinals to pick the pontiff in the:clave. now live to vatican city where fox's shepard smith is standing by. what can you tell us about pope francis? >> we learned about him together. we had group of 16 cardinals we were watching for. eighth on the list. not many people around here who were very much in the know in papal activity thought there was a possibility with notable exceptions, including our own father jonathan morris, who said if they don't get a pope in the morning session today, watch out for this man from argentina. the first thing that anyone said is he rides a bus. he make his own food. he washes the feet of injured. the first thing he did was ask the people to pray for him. and then got on his hands and knees to accept the prayers. i think he can safely be called a man of the people. a man of great humility. a man who would

christianings are celebrating easter and cath lix are marking a religious hold day with a new leader. pope francis will most the first easter mass in the st. peter basilica. he prayed for peace in the middle east . lauren green takes a look at the new life of the church holiist season of the christian calendar. >> from the moment he appeared on the balcony after his election. pope francis signaled a new direction for the catholic church inspiring a renewed interest. >> i wasn't going as much as i should be. he restored my faith. >> i am interested to get back in the church. >> and the new biship with humbler style is breaking from tradition. on holy thursday washing the feet of two women. a first for a pope in the annual symbolic ritual and that has angered some traditionalist. >> he has given the come home campaign a boost. >> we have seen a enthusiasm about the pope that we have not seen in years. >> the catholic church lived under the weight of numerous sex abuse cases and a vatican government corrupted by scandal and then the unthinkable happened. the reznition of a pope. >> the s

the earlier today, the new leader of the cath lidge church celebrated a special easter vigil mass atatican. tomorrow on easter sunday, thousands are expected to pack st. peter's square to hear the pope's first easter mass. those are your headlines this hourp. i'm don lemon. keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> dr. wesley price was a resident in training at george washington university hospital the afternoon of the shooting. he happened to look out a window. >> there was a large group of black limousines going around washington circle, fast. so i knew something was up. >> he headed down to the emergency room and saw the president of the united states. >> when i walked in, he was walking right in front of me, back to the trauma area -- well, they were carrying him in. >> did he look like a sick man? >> well, he was pale and definitely laboring in terms of his breathing. we didn't even know he had been injured, of course, right away. but it wasn't clear what had happened to him. he didn't look very good. the very first blood pressure was extremely low. >> as rea

cath what are we learning about the injured american?> here in today's briefing going on the record which employees were hurt and nature of their injuries. >> one were smoke inhalation at the mission facility. one at annex who was seriously injured and another annex that was less seriously injured. we also had a contractor. >> reporter: diplomatic source says state department agent that is most serious suffered a severe head injury when the annex came under attack from mortar fire. the four injured were state department we have no firm number on injuries who had two dozen personnel. fox news says there will be congressional pressure to make the agency to make survivors available to investigators. >> harris: six months later, republican lawmakers want to talk to them. what is the response there? >> republicans in the house complain the administration is still mulling over the respect q for the list of survivors and in access to them with bret baier, one senator says benghazi survivors they feared retaliation and asked for their identities

the earlier today, the new leader of the cath lidge church celebrated a special easter vigil mass atican. tomorrow on easter sunday, thousands are expected to pack st. peter's square to hear the pope's first easter mass. those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon. keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> dr. wesley price was a resident in training at george washington university hospital the afternoon of the shooting. he happened to look out a window. >> there was a large group of black limousines going around washington circle, fast. so i knew something was up. >> he headed down to the emergency room and saw the president of the united states. >> when i walked in, he was walking right in front of me, back to the trauma area -- well, they were carrying him in. >> did he look like a sick man? >> well, he was pale and definitely laboring in terms of his breathing. we didn't even know he had been injured, of course, right away. but it wasn't clear what had happened to him. he didn't look very good. the very first blood pressure was extremely low. >> as reagan

, she has been there four hours, fox news's amy kellogg in vatican city with the new leader of the cathmight have been excited to be there. >> i'm breathless and disheveled, david, because we raced back from st. peter's square to talk with you. yes, it was very exciting. i think the crowds, although probably most of them were italian and maybe somewhere deep in their hearts would have hoped for an italian pope were overcome with joy when pope francis walked out onto the balcony and became clear who he was and frankly what he stood for. i think in the last conclave there was a lot of talk about, is it time for a latin american? is it time for an african? is it time for someone outside of europe? in fact it wasn't, it was a german. pope benedict xvi was mentioned in the remarks made from the balcony, the loggia thanking pope benedict for his work and love and dedication. this is really a new chapter in the church having a latin american pope, a argentinian, known for his humility and simple lifestyle. he doesn't live in an archbissop palace in buenos aires. he has his own apartment and ta

have this vague memory, correct me if you recall, there was one moment when the smoke coming out, i cath remember whether it was john paul 1 or joi or john paul the smoke coming out was sort of grayish white and our colleague, keith miller was there and people were not initially certain whether it was white smoke and whether there was new pope. >> it happened john paul i, john paul ii, pope benedict, i was here and as a matter of fact i was talking to lester holt this morning and we both couldn't sleep because of our memories of eight years ago, because of the terror of not knowing whether it was black or white. sometimes you see the sky, it's so white or gray, it's sort of hard to distinguish. so we'll just have to wait and see. i think you know, it's very unlikely that we'll see anything that's not black tomorrow. but everything that's happened over the last three weeks has been surprising. so i suppose we should stand by for potentially a surprise on who the knew pope is and when, we don't know when. >> we will be watching and talking to you, thank you so much, chris jansing, our coll

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and you can't be a cath--you can't say, 'i'm a catholic,' and not be religious. you know, you have to be a catholic. but, you know, you--the jews are--you know, they're a race of people, like black people, like many races. c-span: how many brothers and sisters did you have? >> guest: none. only child. only child. c-span: so you went to all these schools, and--and you didn't write in those years. >> guest: no, no. c-span: what was... >> guest: for a while i was thinking about writing a little poetry, but, you know... c-span: what were you looking for? >> guest: i don't know. you know, my father taught me when i was a kid--he said, 'there's only two things you have to do in life. first thing you do is you have to pay the rent. and the second thing you do is you d--do what you love.' so i was paying the rent; i'd gotten that. i was a computer programmer. i did ok at it. i had a ba, so i could do something else if i wanted, but i didn't have anything else i wanted to do. and i was looking for stuff. i thought about, you know, doing pottery, which i do. i like doing p

. >> reporter: cath rick and protestants flocked to jerusalem, the west bank and the gaza strip for easterm, hundreds attended holy mass in the holy sepullcher, where christians believe that jesus was crucified and resurrected. in beth lel hem, believed to be the birth place of jesus. hundreds of patients in tulsa, oklahoma, are getting tested for hiv and hepatitis, after several violations were found in a dentist's office, including rusty tools and contaminated drugs. it could take weeks to repair the area of washington hit by a landslide, dozens of homes are insulated. and two college teams are on the way to the final 4 in hotlant a. wichita state won over ohio state and syracuse beat marquette, 55-39. four more teams play in the elite 8. shannon, back to you. >> shannon: everybody's brackets are in shambles. >> my bracket -- i would tell you who is going to win today, but my bracket is so done. jig all right. thank you. >> proper mental health treatment. but, you know, you can't go back in time. i mean, the only thing we do is move forward and try to make sure that the dangerously menta

patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino.