. >> there wasn't a baby born at cedars-sinai, same place where angelina jolie went through all of hers, in the heart of los angeles, paparazzi city. it is amazing. good for them. >> like olivia pope. it is handled. >> done. >> next, eminem -- >> yes, eminem. >> releases a video, it has a lot of bleeps in it and things you can't talk about. >> yes. >> this is different. >> he released this for his new single called "headlights" on mother's day because it is a song about his mother. he and his mother debbie had a very cantankerous relationship. he grew up in detroit. he sort of accused her of many things, criticized her. so the video is directed by spike lee and all from the pov of debbie, an actress playing debbie. she's not stalking him, but trying to reconnect with him and eventually they hug at the end. it is touching, but it portrays debbie as not -- she's drinking a lot and smoking a lot. it is kind of an apology, but also kind of -- >> some mothers do. >> that's true. that's true. it gets to -- >> has she said anything about -- >> i don't think so. i don't think she said anything

. >> at cedars-sinai in los angeles.the paparazzi, they stake out looking for celebrities. no one from the hospital said anything. she got married last year and no one knew she was even dating the guy. and an ex-nfl player. she's so good at this. >> how does she do that? >> think about it, angelina jolie, she had a double mastectomy, nobody knew about it, in the middle, the center of beverly hills. kerry washington, the name isabella we can handle. the last name, her last name is asomugha. nnamdi asomugha is her husband. can we get her to talk about her pregnancy, her marriage, she doesn't go there. >> little news on harry. who doesn't love harry. he was at memphis. >> harry and william. one of their good friends got married. he owns a bunch of nightclubs in london. they have been there for the past few days, they went and got some barbecue, they visited graceland and wedding was on saturday. if you're in memphis, they already left, they left on sunday. reportedly harry was twerking on the dance floor. >> i can picture t

she goes to the hospital and she's a volunteer at cedar sinai. when i went to law school she worked at the children's hospital. she's a give. at this staying her life she still works. she didn't need this. her whole life blew up. >> are you talking about shelly? >> shelly, yes. i never dreamt that this could happen. it's a terrible, terrible nightmare. >> let me ask you -- let's start about talking about the tape. did you know you were being recorded? >> no, of course not. of course not. no. >> do you know when it was recorded? were you together in a room with v. stiviano? >> yes. i remember some of the dialogue in a living room. >> so it was just you and her in the room? >> just the two of us, yes. >> so you didn't know she was recording or there was a recording device. >> no, i didn't know she was recording. and she was talking so strange. all of a sudden about politics. but i want to explain a couple of things that i said. one of the things that i said was "don't bring blacks to my game." 25% of the people at my games is black. she would alway

she -- goes to the hospital and she is a volunteer at cedars sinai. when i went to law school she worked at the children's hospital. she is a giver. she works -- at this stage in her life she still works. she didn't need this. her whole life blew up. >> are you talking about shelly? >> shelly, yes. i never dreamed that this could happen. it is a terrible, terrible nightmare. >> let me ask you -- let's start by talking about the tape. did you know you were being recorded? >> no, of course not. of course not. no. >> do you know when it was recorded? were you together in a room with v. stiviano? >> yes, well, i remember some of the dialogue in the living room. >> so it was just you and her in the room? >> and just the two of us, yes. >> so you didn't know she was recording or there was a recording device? >> no, i didn't know she was recording. and she was talking so strange, all of a sudden about politics. but i want to explain a couple of things that i said. one of the things that i said was -- don't bring blacks to my game. well, 25% of my whole game

cardiologist noel bairey merz, from cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles, says women, like her pearl grumet, can differ from men in the way they have heart attacks. >> pearl grumet: i had this excruciating pain in between my shoulder blades. and then i got the nauseous feeling in my stomach... >> stahl: so the man comes in, he has chest pain, sometimes a radiating pain down the left arm. the woman comes in, and she says... >> noel bairey merz: she might be having stomach upset, she might be feeling fatigue. she might just be short of breath. >> stahl: why does she even go? >> merz: because they don't feel right, and they know something's wrong. >> stahl: they know something's wrong. did you ever, ever have chest pain in this whole time? >> grumet: no. >> merz: you can see, here's the constriction. >> stahl: typically, men get clogs in major arteries that are easy to see on an angiogram. but many women get blockages in tiny micro-vessels inside the heart, so their heart disease is more often missed. pearl had four minor heart attacks; five different hospitals couldn't find the p

how they get the lump-sum for medicare and follow the cedar sinai model, a pops a screen of 120 procedures deemed unnecessary. go in as a medicare patient, your doctor punches of this procedure it could be deemed costly and unnecessary and you won't get it. those that is what is going on. stuart: thank you. we brought you the story on "varney and company" of companies working on 3d printing organ tissue. our next guest is working and taking that to the next step with public row spinning, heart ceo david green joins us now. welcome to the program. you got to explain this to me because you brought the gizmo along with you. let me see if i can get through this. show me that >> tracheal scalpel. stuart: you would take stem cells out of me. >> from your bone marrow. stuart: put them on here, put them into the gadget. >> we call a bioreactor. stuart: stem cells and this would go in there. this process happens and it melt the stem cells on to the scaffold. >> two days later the old trachea, usually disease, will be taken on by the surgeon and a new one would be put in place of it. stuart: i you g