dr. alice chen, the new chief medical officer. cmo. dr. is responsible for providing clinical leadership, vision, direction and expertise in oversight operations in our own san francisco health network with the focus on clinical integration, access, quality and care. strategic initiatives and programs for enhancing clinical effectiveness. doctor chen has been at san francisco general hospital and also our integration officer at the hospital, so we really want to acknowledge her and welcome her in that new important role. i will end it by just acknowledging, we do have a retired admiral from the navy from resource services and health at home and she received the military award for her outstanding performance of service in the united states navy. thank you very much. i'm available for questions. commissioner singer? >> a comment and a question. i want to congratulate doctor for her talent award. identify a -- i have a question about the low tolerance of the hospitals. any information about our city? >> i will get that and i will follow up wi

today, dr. chenves full credit to the healing power of love. >> when your mind is in a better place and your heart, then you're going to heal better. >> reporter: for last few months, they've been living together on carefree lane-- that's actually want name of the street-- where this lifelong bachelor now hangs his new flowered coffee mugs. >> this is even worst. >> reporter: living with a woman will clearly take some getting used to. >> honey, it's worse. it's not worst. >> reporter: but danny said he wouldn't trade this for the world and he won't have to, thanks to two new hearts that are now off and racing. ( applause ) steve hartman "on the road" in rochester, new york. >> dubois: and that is the cbs evening news. scott will be back on monday. i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> there is plenty of news to cover. >> here's what's unfolding tonight. >> mark wahlberg pleads to erase his decades old prison record. >> i kind o

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