a look at the ryan white care act and how it changed the way the government dealt with aids. >>> will it spread to verizon? implant in san francisco, aids activists and health officials marked the 20th anniversary of the ryan white act in a ceremony on the city hall steps, they remembered the 13 year old boy who was diagnosed with aids in 1984 and died in 1990. that year, congress passed a bill that provided extensive funding for aids research and treatment. over the past 20 years, the bill and its subsequent reauthorizations have provided $500 million to the san francisco bay area. >>> looks as though people who work for large companies will be paying more for health insurance next year. the survey found employers expect their medical benefit costs to jump almost 9% next year. 63% said they plan to increase the percentage that employees contribute to health insurance premiums. >>> rumors are swirling that verizon may soon start celling the iphone, which is sold exclusively by at&t. one of the big questions is will apple change the specific pesky antenna. apple will not likely change

we want to make sure that a person who is hiv-positive is hooked up with ryan white, they can get onion. the sooner you're on medication, the better off you are. but that does mean that, indeed, those services are available and that the caseworker or case manager is able to recognize that. so it's physical health, it's mental health, and it's substance use disorder, full spectrum. when we come back, we're going to continue to talk about, now, the treatment of homeless individuals with co-occurring conditions and with addiction problems. we'll be right back. it's important to be familiar with the proper terminology surrounding addiction and recovery. one of the terms you want to be familiar with is, co-occurring disorder. co-occurring disorders are when an individual suffers from both a substance use and mental health disorder. such as an anxiety, depression, or other mood disorders. for more information on this and other recovery jargon, visit the recovery month website. mornings used to be the toughest. before i got treatment for my addiction, it was the little things that were hard

the ryan white care act started with zero dollars.ent around to my members of congress and said we would like money. they said that's a very difficult, very tough year. we are under a lot of budget pressure here. i'm like, wow, i didn't know. nobody told me in boston we are out of money. i go around this meeting room. all the people filing in the halls and cameras. they say this is a hearings on the savings and loan bailout. what's going on? they are giving them another $70 million to the savings and loan bailout. they just told me we're out of money. fast forward a couple of decades, i was thinking about this question. i was listening to pri. there is a guy there who is the chief lodgistation for the army for general petraeus. he said we spend $20 billion a year air conditioning the tents for our troops. if we put spray foam insulation on those we could save a couple of billion dollars. he doesn't know why they haven't done that. we are going to thrash ourselves to death figuring out how to prioritize heart disease, car accidents, hi

the ryan white hiv aids program and the clinicians and health services corp., the healthy start program that fight infant mortality, the national organ and marrow donor program are all administered by the agency she leaves. dr. wakefield brings a combination of high level of experience in pre-world, rural health care practice as a nurse, a washington policy making as a chief of staff to two u.s. senators, and her work in academic circles and our administration of service and research partnership that targets health care infrastructure. i know she has said that 24-7 is not enough hours in the week to get important things done. she moves at a fast pace in her agency and i am thrilled she is able to be here today. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be with you this afternoon on such an important topic as this one. i will help you get back on time as a group because while i am from north dakota, when i left there, they said i will speak in a way that is consistent with the east coast. thank you to the table that allowed me to sit with them. up front, they have tables tha

white sox. paul at tkonerko and bottom of tenth, ryan roberts, a walkoff home run to right off j.j. push, his first of the year. the o' s win, 5-2. >>> mark ellis, a ground ball to third. jose lopez turns the triple play. easy as a, b, c as the mariners win it. >> in today's morning snapshot, the gorilla who has a thing for video games. this image was captured. it was dropped into his enclo enclosure by a little boy at the san francisco zoo. >> it wasn't long before his adopted son wanted to have a turn but no way. the big ape finally turned over the ds when a trainer showed up with what, an apple. >> ah. >>> coming up next the stories we'll be following today including a rare trip overseas for a former president. >>> and today's grand opening of a special. cated to a b b b b b >>> now a look ahead. >>> democrats say it will save hundreds of thousands of jobs for teachers and government workers. republicans say it is a handout to unions. >>> voters in for states head to the polls today. in colorado, both senate seats are up for grabs. both races still too close to call. >>> and on t

ryan raburn wasn't having it. a three-run homer tied the game, forced extra innings. white sox took the lead back in the 11th. mark kotsay, a triple into the gap, and that scored two. chicago held on to win it, 6-4. >>> crazy finish in tampa. twins and rays tied it six in the ninth. jason kubel popped one. it hit the catwalk at tropicana field and dropped into fair territory. that allowed the go-ahead run to score, and just like that, the twins drew it up and it worked. to make matters worse, it ended up being the winning run. what happened to home field advantage? twins won it, 8-6. >>> marlins and phils tied at 4 in the ninth. attention-winning run on second for the marlins. gaby sanchez, a shot down the line. the umpire called it foul. take another look. the ball was clearly fair and would have easily scored the run. phils got out of the inning, and wouldn't you know it, they won the game in ten innings. >>> and, finally, if you were waiting for tiger woods to turn it around, you're going to have to wait a little longer. his struggles continue at the bridgestone invitational. in the bunker after his tee sh

ryan, cbs 5. >>> checking heed lines, san jose police are searching for a gunman who fired at a vehicle last night on interstate 680 in san jose. the gunman was driving a white chevy trail blazer. he fired at least four shots at another suv and struck a passenger in the back seat. that man was not seriously wonned. they have been digging for months. now the tunneling for it is about to begin. they broke ground in january and since then they have been moving earth, building a retaining wall and carefully removing fossils: tomorrow morning they will begin digging the bore. construction will take three years >> users and sellers of medical marijuana were in san jose this weekend for -- 2010. the convention and trade show for all things marijuana included lecturers, exhibitors and entertain. they could buy medical marijuana, get legal help and even get their cards with a push to legal alize it, shows like this are attracting an increasing number of -- >>> nearly half of all californians have used marijuana at least once. 42% of adults who are current users say they use it for pain or to treat a health condition. 39% use it recreationally. and 60% says it helps t

white meat chicken, or seabass and shrimp in a delicate broth, prepared without by-products or fillers. fancy feast appetizers. celebrate the moment. yÑx >>> a horrific car crash led to the death of dr. ryanextreme makeover. we're told his cell phone may have led to that tragic accident. jeff glor has more. >> police in california right now are investigating frank ryan's car crash in malibu, trying to figure out if he was distracted by texting and tweeting while driving. >> she's going to look even better. >> reporter: frank ryan became a select because of what he did for celebrities. rockers gene simons and vince neil, reality stars melissa rivers, lorenzo lamas all plastic surgery clients of dr. ryan. many let the cameras roll as he transformed them. >> no surgeon in his right mind would do gene simons on tv. >> reporter: perhaps his most famous patient, heidi montag, who underwent ten plastic surgeries in one day with ryan late last year, transforming herself from this into this. ryan died while driving the pacific coast highway when his jeep wrangler went off the road, landing on its rooftop. moments before he was sending picks and update to his twitter page, including this one about