the american hospital association's say their nurses spend an hour filling out paperwork for every hour they provide care. not just medicare but other regulations for private and public sectors as well. anybody here who thinks the government can do a better job with health care just remember the bureaucracy and red tape of the oil spills and katrina and ask yourself do you want the same bureaucracy and red tape brought into our health care system. another example that are discussed in the book is immigration. let me talk about my experience. my parents came to baton rouge, louisiana when my mom was pregnant with me. whig came so my mom could study at l s u. sheba studying nuclear physics. when i think about their story the reality is their story is more interesting than my story. my dad to give me an idea where he came from was one of nine children growing up in a house without electricity or running water. literally i remember asking one day for an allowance for the chores he made us do around the house and instead of getting an allowance i got a lecture. he said do you know how lucky

the american hospital association says nurses spend an hour filling out paperwork for every hour that provide care. does not just medicare, but regulations from private and public sector as well. anybody here that things that the government will do a better job with health care, just room for the bureaucracy and red tape of the oil spills and ask yourself if you want the same bureaucracy and red tape run into our health care system. another example is immigration. and, to talk to you about my parents' experience. they came to bat ridge, louisiana. my mom was pregnant. the consumer market study at lsu. in know, when i take about a story, is so much more interesting. my dad, just the idea of where he came from, one of nine children who grew up in the house without electricity or running water. literally of remember calling and asking one day for an allowance for the jurors used to make is to. said of giving and the lilac site of a lecture. he said, son, you know how lucky you are? when he was crawling up the hat to walk of built school, as 3 miles. apparently when school was done he hav

today there are 130,000 pages of rules and regulations counted by the mayo clinic and the american hospital association say the nurses spend an hour filling out paperwork for every hour they provide care. that's not just medicare but also regulations from public and private sectors as well. anybody here that thinks the government is going to do a better job of care remember the bureaucracy and red tape of the baliles bill and katrina and ask yourself to you on the same bureaucracy and red tape brought into our health care system? another example of a topic discussed in the book is about immigration. i want to talk to you about my parents' experience. my parents came to baton rouge louisiana. my mom was pregnant with me. they came so my mother could study. she was a graduate study in nuclear physics and you know, when i think about their sort the reality is it is more interesting than my story. [laughter] my dad is one of nine children, grew up in a house without electricity and running water. literally i remember asking monday for an allowance for the charts used to make us do and instead of the lines

the hospital. the doctors performed the 1 8- hour operation at uc davis medical center. >>> san jose received low marks on a report card out from the american lung association. the 2010 state of tobacco report gave san jose a d-grade for the second year in a row. >>> some parents in the mount diablo school district say closing schools could force them to leave the school district. >> if those schools are eliminated, we have to find some other option. >> hundreds packed the meeting last night to plea for their schools to be spared. seven schools are on the c hopping block. five in concord, two in pleasant hill. >>> for some students in o akland, reporting crime is as easy as sending a text. students can anonymously send text messages to campus police if there is a problem or emergency. will students use it? here's what some say. >> i would do it. >> i wouldn't want to run the risk of being known as a tattletale. >> the district's police chief said he got the idea from the nfl which he lets tests -- which lets fans report problems to security. >>> "american idol" is back with both good and bad singers. >>> and we have details on a lawsuit settlement on one of

the hospital. >>> both sides on the debate over abortion held rallies in palo alto. opponents of abortion vowed to work for an end to abortion. a counter march was organized by the american association of university women in support of abortion rights. each group walked on separate sides of main street. >>> in washington, d.c. those opposed to abortion rallied at the national mall today. more than three dozens lawmakers addressed the group. some talked about how they will restrict tax dollars for abortions. one republican senator compared abortion to the holocaust. >>> former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel took his case to run for mayor to the supreme court today. earlier a lower court ruled he was ineligible because emanuel failed to meet residency to run for mayor. emanuel was the front runner. >>> it seems being vice president can get you out of jury duty. joe biden was dismissed shortly after noon after reporting for his civic duty in his home state of delaware. he said he's no different than anyone else. outside of the courthouse he met bo biden who is senator of delaware. >>> in japan, workers began killing more than 400,000 chickens today at a major poultry farm. the

the hospital. >>> both sides on the debate over abortion held rallies in palo alto. opponents of abortion vowed to work for an end to abortion. a counter march was organized by the american association of university women in support of abortion rights. each group walked on separate sides of main street. >>> in washington, d.c. those opposed to abortion rallied at the national mall today. more than three dozens lawmakers addressed the group. some talked about how they will restrict tax dollars for abortions. one republican senator compared abortion to the holocaust. >>> former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel took his case to run for mayor to the supreme court today. earlier a lower court ruled he was ineligible because emanuel failed to meet residency to run for mayor. emanuel was the front runner. >>> it seems being vice president can get you out of jury duty. joe biden was dismissed shortly after noon after reporting for his civic duty in his home state of delaware. he said he's no different than anyone else. outside of the courthouse he met bo biden who is senator of delaware. >>> in japan, workers began killing more than 400,000 chickens today at a major poultry farm. the

hospital death. so in some ways it made them less healthy. >> which is scary too. if you have one you want details on this, that study appears in today's version of "the american medical association journal" so check that out for sure. >>> all right, when we return, montel williams' arrest in milwaukee and what got him in trouble. i'm kind of on his side. >> really, okay. and the cougar who caught meg is side. e next in "the skinny." >> really, okay. and the cougar who caught meg ryan's eye next in "the skinny." l >>> it's really been awhile since meg ryan made any headlines. >> where you been, man? >> this is weird, though. i have to say. all of us heard this we thought, huh? apparently meg ryan is now with john cougar mellencamp. >> whoa, really? >> the two of them -- yeah, it's such an unlikely couple. keep in mind he just separated from his long-time wife, and she has sort of had an interesting dating life. she was with randy quaid, or dennis quaid, rather. she left dennis quaid for russell crowe, now from russell crowe to john mellencamp. apparently the two were reported huddling in new york here at -- he is limping with a cane now. of course we don't have good video of him.

the american medical association opposes this. is aarp supporting the repeal? no. they're opposed to it. are the hospitals esupporting repeal? no, they're opposed to it as well. who supports a repeal of health care reform? the national chamber of commerce. period. so what do our constituents want? they want the costs to be brought down. there's not one of us that hasn't heard a complaint from a constituent say, i can't afford it anymore. health care reform requires that 80% of the premium go to providing health care. it's starting to put a governor on the cost of health insurance. the second thing people are concerned about is access, for their kids and for themselves. let's talk about these children. in my district, there are 30,000 children with pre-existing conditions. i know that you've got the same phone calls they've gotten a parent calling, crying on the phone, talking about the lee lue chemoa their child has or the asthma their child has and their fear that if their spouse loses their job they won't have health insurance and they'll go to the individual market and there will be no hushes. let me tell you about sophie