they are number 16 has the eye mumps.rybody's premium is going to take this guy's eyes out and have 'em washed. that's how it works. if you to take everybody who has eye mumps and cancer and everything else there is no way to make that work. weird, like the casino, everybody wins the house has to close. guarantee the house loses that house goes out of business. own though obama said you shouldn't go to vegas and squander your earnings. they are scan dering our money now -- squandering our money now as a vegas that cannot win. ç >> glenn: sorry we are telling stories about my 5-year-old while waitin

reporter: in downtown rio, we stumbled on a storefront setup offering free vaccinations against measles, mumps and rubella. a woman in line was shocked to hear from me that shots in the states aren't always free. but offering so much to so many has put a strain on the system. >> everything is given and everything is a right of everyone, and everything is free. so it is impossible, basically, doing that. >> reporter: with the current focus on primary care, it often battles for resources with brazil's hospitals. and the result, the hospitals often come up short. a recent study by the world bank called most of brazil's hospitals substandard and said that many deliver inefficient, poor quality care. >> the hospitals are a very serious problem. >> reporter: are there long waits for complex procedures? >> absolutely. yeah. very long waits and sometimes very bad quality. >> reporter: isn't this an inevitable consequence when you try to be all things to all people? >> no, no. because we have to have a social responsibility regarding health. ideally, you have to provide optimal health care to everyone.

who died in the civil war were people who died from infections, dysentery, yellow fever, measles, mumps then died from battle wounds and most of the people you see the section ofren that category. william was buried in 1864. arlington cemetary was not established until a month later to come in june of 64, it was officially designated a national cemetery and began to fill up very quickly. this part of the cemetery where incoming section 27, was called the lower cemetery. as you can see it's at the edge of arlington, there's a road just outside the cemetery here. you can't see that lee mansion from this location and that's the way the officers who were living and working in the lee mansion during the war and wanted it. they didn't want to see the barrels coming in, they didn't want to live in a graveyard working in a graveyard, they wanted these graves out of sight and out of mind. the quartermaster general brigadier-general montgomery meigs didn't like that idea. as a matter of fact, he didn't have much use for robert e. lee. they served together in the union army. meigs considered leadi