. >> my best friend, dottie. dottie had a heart condition and she died. >> that campaign convinced some 40 million people to get immunized at the time. but the flu killed one person, while the vaccine killed 25 and paralyzed hundreds more. what did we learn from that

. >> and while we have a moment, let's go down to dottie pepper and fred funk. >> thank you, mark. fred, really key second shot at the 16th. i think the 17th may have been bigger. can you talk us through that? >> which one? >> well, okay, the second -- >> 17, i got in a bad spot. there's not many good spots there. we were debating whether to play it safe for the 4, but if i chipped it down to where greg is, it's not an easy two-putt. decided to go for it. i did a really good chip. and actually thought i lost it probably a little left. it hung on there. that's just a great feeling when you do a save like that. >> you had a tough finish at this championship a year ago. a little hardbreak last week. where's your gut going at it tomorrow? >> ready go. fired up. i'm playing really good. i'm having fun out there. i'm just trying to go at everything. and not be defensive. and, you know, i just want to play well. and go out there and just play to my ability. and if i do that and have fun, good things will happen. i can live with myself. >> you talk about not being defensive. where on this

. >> my best friend, dottie. dottie had a heart condition and she died. >> that campaign convinced some 40 million people to get immunized at the time. but the flu killed one person, while the vaccine killed 25 and paralyzed hundreds more. what did we learn from that experience? >> we learned something very important. when you make a decision to produce vaccine, you have to uncouple that from the decision wlosht you're going to administer the vaccine and to whom you're going to administer it. what happened back in 1976 is a few hundred soldiers in ft. dix got this new swine flu. one died. but it never got out of ft. dix. so, the decision was made that we want to be prepared, which was a good decision. but they administered a vaccine when there was no indication there was any flu outside of ft. dix. what you had was the risk of the vaccine, and essentially no risk of a pandemic because there were no cases. right now, we know a pandemic is going on. and a decision is made in a step-wise fashion. exactly how we're g

. >> thank you, dottie. >> fred, you drove the ball beautifully today. to play those last four holes 1 under par is a good grouping. >> we kind of enjoy each other's company. in a lot of ways, not hitting the ball the same distance. but when you're in with somebody, the day goes a lot quicker, a lot smoother. yes, i did drive the ball well. you know, just that one slipup on 16 which i still feel i carried it. was trying to carry it, but i guess i'm not as young as i used to be. >> you still hit it a long way. let's head out to 18. thank you, greg. >> all right, tim jackson's third shot. in from the left at the par 4. >> this is going to be pretty good. going to get it down the slope. easy. nicely done. >> it's been an impressive performance by the overnight leader. two-time u.s. midamateur champ. there he is. he's got three players ahead of him in this championship right now. funk, norman and sindelar. he is 10 under par at crooked stick. neither player in this final pair, to, has made a birdie on the back nine. joey sindelar, you'll remember, his second

. >> dottie says how will the reform effect people on medicare and medicaid?> these are great questions. there should be no impact on the overall services provided by medicare and medicaid. having said that you hear hundreds of billions of dollars of wasteful spending of medicare will be eliminated. what people are worried about is if you are cutting money from medicare at the same time a population is getting older, how is that going to work out? are you going to cover everyone on medicare like it is now? fewer than 10% of people on medicare say they have had a bad experience with medicare. most of the people are generally satisfied with the way things are now. two more points. the health care reform we are hearing about, medicare and medicaid may get bigger. it may allow people to buy-in at full cost and raise the income level at which you qualify for medicaid. expansion of those governmental programs as well. >> sanjay, appreciate it. >>> a lot more ahead. the local sheriff with new evidence on the murder of byrd and melanie billings. >>> michael jackson's

. >> clayton: and here in the u.s., 63%, dotty writes on twitter and says, look, i agree.