dr. robinson. seo is a nurse in tampa, florida. you are on. caller: hello dr. robinson to buy appreciate you, and your osteopathic medicine. my first baby was born at 22 and my doctor, who was an older man have a -- man cap at least 55 he and not deliberate and by that cool -- an older man, at least 55, and yet not delivered a baby since med school. but he said delivering my baby was a beautiful vehicle. -- miracle. i heard you say that you wanted to become a doctor, i wanted to become a nurse or teacher because there's a lot of teaching in nursing. and i wanted become a nurse ever since i was eight. host: are you an rn? guest:caller: i am. host: are you working now? caller: i broke my arm. host: please enter your comment for our guest. caller: i do not think the public knows how much all of us even though we are older, i'm consistently volunteering at the clinic which is across from the hospital where i worked. i work in icu, and i work 12-16 hours, and the most i worked as when a 1.5 hours. -- 21.5 hours. host: anything you would like to respond to? guest: abs

dr. robinson? actually, currently, where i am sitting is in parkside health center, and cticed here for the last eight years, i can vouch for patients who we have help significantly over the years. it is unfortunate that your experience was not as helpful as i would expect for it to be. whether you will bring referred nsultation or what have you given the price of living has risen, that is definitely true. regards to the services we provide we also make sure that we provide services to the rules for low -- most vulnerable. that includes at or below the poverty level. that is interesting because i would have been very passionate about making sure that you received the care that you d.serve i am sure that is a benefit for las vegas and the disadvantage for us that you left us. ultimately, i do not know particularly about the politicians and the politics, but they do not being on the front lines as a physician and seeing patients have regional bank -- but being on the front lines, and seeing patients

dr. robinson later on we'll talk about that in terms of some of the creative ways that unity and other health centers nationwide are affecting that. so definitely the aca is focusing on the right things. number one, it is focusing on prevention. onit makes us focus more prevention, getting people into care earlier, and also if they focus on primary health care to prevent the issues you addressed earlier about admitting people into emergency rooms and hospitals. of course, in addition to that, there is great advantage is in untilof covering kids they are 26 years old on their parents -- so a lot of opportunities in the affordable will benefit health centers, but more port it will benefit the people we serve. host: mr. keane, any downside for chc's and the affordable care act? guest: the potential downsides, again, are probably -- you know, we have historically relied on federal funds direct from the federal government. those funds are still necessary, and i think it is greatly important that our congress realizes that even with the affordable care act, and it is wonderful, it is still not goin

dr. javier, noted psychologist. i want to talk to stacey robinson.ere carrying the children out, stacey, what were the kids saying to you when you got to the beach and were safe? >> they just kept screaming they had their little cysister in th car seat, as well. that's when i told tim there was another baby in the car. that's when he took off and a couple lifeguards came with him and they rescued the child from the car seat, as well. >> let me bring in the doctor. we've had stories like this before of mothers who have, for whatever reason, been mentally unbalanced or disturbed and they have tried to kill their children or killed their children and some have been very notorious cases. what do you think has gone on here? and what would make a mother do this? i'm not sure -- i don't think we have the right connection there. i'm going to move back to tim. i'm sorry we couldn't get ahold of the doctor. let me ask you, tim, when you got to the baby, who was still strapped in, did you feel at any stage that you were not going to be able to get the baby out

dr. jobe. >> how valuable were these surgical procedures in changing the sport of baseball? >> three people, in my opinion, altered the face of baseball. jackie robinsonaking the color barrier. marvin miller, breaking the reserve clause and getting free agency for the players, and frank jobe. those three guys changed the face of baseball forever. >> thank you, tommy. we really appreciate you being here with us. >>> coming up after the break, we'll have the latest on the oscar pistorius trial. arguably south africa's most fay mouls athlete, now on tribal for murder. stick around. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without f

dr. jobes. >> wow, that is amazing, how valuable were the surgeries he conducted in changing baseball? >> three people in my opinion altered the face of baseball, jackie robinsoning the color barrier, marvin miller breaking the reserve clause and getting free agency for the players and frank jobe for coming up with tommy john surgery. those guys changed the face of baseball forever. >> well, thank you, tommy, we really appreciate you being here with us. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> all right, coming up after the break, we'll have more on the development of the oscar pistorius trial. possibly south africa's most famous athlete, now on trial for murder. stick around. people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm sho