cork floors were also both in the 1914 mayo clinic buildings as well as the mayo building because cork was easier on the legs and provided less stress so you could stand for longer periods of time. also in the clinical practice, they realized that the exam rooms and instruments used need to be cleaned. the cover over the bedding, that type of thing, needed to be changed frequently. the idea of antiseptic techniques were developed in england and they had seen it practiced over there in their travels. they brought those practices back to mayo clinic. i am standing in dr. will's last offices. this would be used during his administrative years after he had retired from surgery, so 1928 is when he would have moved into this area. you will see his desk. his motto, he loved the truth and sought to know it. dr. will is described as the businessman, the administrative type. he was sometimes known to be more stern but he had a great sense of humor. he married his high school sweetheart, her father was on the case. she was the daughter of a local jeweler. they had five children but only two lived

it's owned by the mayo clinic. ey host private events and dinners out here, receptions out at mayo wood mansion. but it is still open to the public for tours three days a eek. >> today we're at mayowood. this was dr. charles h. mayo's home. he and his family, there were three generations of mayo that lived in this home. the home was built in 1910 and 1911 and dr. charlie and his family lived here until 1940. william and his wife had three children. dr. charlie, dr. will, and a daughter named getter rude. so both of the boy -- gertrude. so both of the boys were very intrigued with medicine and had watched their father do surgeries and things. they got involved at a very young age. dr. will and dr. charlie lived in large victorian homes on what was called college street in rochester. and they lived right next door to each other. the story goes that they wanted to build a library across the back of the two homes and connect the two homes together. their wives, this is after the clinic was all going and the two brothers

there were a number of women physicians at the mayo clinic. very high proportion in the first decades. the numbers dropped down to one woman on staff by 1940. and this is sort of disappointing. 1939octors mayo died in and women were not added back onto the mayo clinic staff proportionally at all. and few in the 1950's 1960's. it was in 1970 when women were getting back into the medical schools in large numbers and then the mayo numbers increased. we wonder about that. a little bit of a culture change that happened in the 1940's and 1950's. the numbers now are increasing. the mayo school has -- the mayo clinic has its own school now and women represent 50% or more of this dunes. there is still a little bit of a glass ceiling there that they will acknowledge and they are working hard and diligently to place women in more leadership roles. what impressed me about the women who are involved in the founding of mayo clinic all the way from the first jan itress to the medical illustrator to the nurses is their courage, their determination, their comm

the question is it done only at mayo clinic or someone advertising in the paper or handout or who is that? at least our health plans are accountable to their own providers and monitoring the quality and recommendations and should get the feedback one way or the other about that so they can take actions that they need to. >> withkaiser the way to get action is to file a grievance. if you are not well that is not the easiest thing. i had an experience with kaiser where a specific doctor recommended something to me but the doctor at kaiser to get it i had to file a grievance with kaiser. i filed the grievance and won. if you are really sick it is not easy to go through. >> any others? >> well, i guess i am a little confused that the best doctors isn't here. it would be interesting to hear from them sort of their take on all of this. i would be more comfortable given the public comment about how potentially use full this service is actually hearing or giving best doctors the opportunity to explain their service. i would be inclined to continue be this item and give them an opportunity to

the mayo clinic suggests sleeping more, relaxing and exercising can help with stress management.think about burnout as a medical diagnosis. roxanne says that is true for some people, depends on the job. kathleen on facebook says about time. it is real. usually writes i suffer chronic burnout for 25 years. an amazing remedy lifted my spirits every time i took it, called paycheck. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a mail carrier spends his days off cleaning veterans headstones. and army veteran, clarence holly well, delivering letters to a cemetery when he became inspired to take action. he has now cleaned 600 headstones in north carolina and florida. now the bad. a florida man seems confused about why he is under arrest after leading police on a high-speed chase. what did he do? the driver tries to maneuver between two cards, crashes into one of them, 140 mph, facing several charges including dui. this was not on the shopping list, a texas walmart employee found a giant rat snake in a shopping cart. a local police officer was bitten while moving that snake. hopefully he is

jillian: the mayo clinic sleeping more releaksing and exercising can help with stress management.nosis roxanne tweets i believe that is true for some people, depends on the job. jillian: about time it is real. julie says i suffered from chronic burnout for 25 years. i had an amazing remedy that lifted my spirits every time i took it, it was called a paycheck. deputies replacing a world war ii vet's american flag after his was stolen. the sheriff's office bought the 92-year-old marine a new flag and spent memorial day helping him raise it. the thieves have not been caught. that is great. rob: that is a great story. next the bad a florida manual con fiewlszed why he is under arrest after leading police on a very high speed chase. >> what did i do wrong? >> you were driving 140 miles per hour trying to outrun the cops. he faces several charges including dui. jillian: finally the ugly. instead of answering a question kirsten gillibrand starts singing. ♪ i flip my hair back ♪ check my nails ♪ baby how you feeling? jillian: i don't know what song that is campaign during a campaign stop

own as a birthplace of the mayo clinic, this world-renowned facility has called rochester home since its founding in 1864. with

. >> the mayo clinic is consistently ranked as one of the top hospitals in america. next, on american artifacts, we visit rochester minnesota to learn about the origins of the clinic and its role in the community today.

in canada you can come to the mayo clinic in rochester and ay lot of patients i canadian coming into the united states. the fact that people would have a difficult time finding a private option in this country would concern a lot of people. >> it certainly concerns me. >> may i make a comment about medicare advantage? >> can i ask a question first? will this bill provide free healthcare for illegal immigrants? >> the bill i analyzed indicates it would be, the benefit would be provided for every resident of the united states and the secretary may promulgate regulations to define who a resident is. nothing excludes the undocumented immigrants from receiving benefits was my assumption is they would be eligible for benefits, yes.. >> as members, you already know i come from a district where the number one concern is border security and illegal immigration. we all come from different districts and i can tell you my constituents and i would guess the majority of citizens of the united states would not feel happy that they are going to be forced to pay for illegals that aren't citizens free

anderson, they go to the mayo clinic. those are the folks that come to america. what i want is the m.d. andersons and the may owe clinics and the oregon health -- mayo clinics and the oregon health sciences to be affordable and available to all americans. we had a hearing today, i think it was pretty good, on drug pricing. we had -- following up on one did i two years ago, looning -- looking at the manufacturers, the p.b.m.'s, the distributors, the insurers. every piece of this, everybody's getting a chunk. and the result is we have a health care system that costs too much. let's go figure that out. and that's what innovation is about. that's what our states can do in their wonderful laboratories and some of them will do really good things and some of them will make mistakes and learn from it. and we should pick the best from among the states and that's what we're looking for here in these 1332 waivers, are some flexibility for our states to go innovate and i believe our states, my colleagues, and by the way, oregon's completely democrat-controlled, but they care

mayo clinic says sleep more, relaxing, exercising can help with stress management. the worst person. brian: last time i slept normally, 1988. expecting me to file. got to tell you this, i know you will be watching jillian, the women's world cup is upon us. fox sports got all the coverage. it is in france. we're the reining world cup champions. i think 20 million people watched the final and semifinal in canada four years ago. fox will put the games on fox sports 1, fox sports 2 as well as the network. we'll have coverage. can i tell everyone who is coming the women's world cup yet, gavin? can i do it? good. fox news alert. i have chosen, i haven't chosen, carley shimkus will be going over to france. jedediah: awesome. that will be great. brian: learning french. because she has to be able to convert, have conversations with the people there. she is going to be big in the coverage. all kidding aside, this becomes the number one sport. it owns june and july. fox forts will do a great job. we had ali wagner, uss new york, will do color on number one team. so it will be

the mayo clinic in rochester has a lot of patients that are canadians coming to the united states. so the fact that people would have a difficult time finding a private option in this country i think would concern a lot of people. >> thank you. it certainly concerns me. >> congresswoman, may i make a comment about medicare advantage? >> can i ask dr. blahaus about a question first? and then if you have time, certainly. >> will this provide free health care for illegal immigrants? >> well, the bill i analyzed indicates that it would be -- the benefits would be provided for every resident of the united states and it's left to the secretary of hhs to basically promulgate regulations that define a resident. there's nothing in the legislation that excludes the undocumented immigrants from receiving benefits. my working assumption is they would be eligible for benefits. thank you. as you already know, i come from a district where the number one, the number one concern is border security and illegal immigration. i know we all come from different districts. i can tell you that my constitue