the efficiency legislation that supervisor weaner has had pending for awhile remains pending. the board may take a final second reading and vote on that at the last board meeting in september that is not yet on the agenda. supervisor chu, as you know, does have another piece of legislation dealing with water bottle filling stations. that has been the code advisory committee for two sessions. during the last one, his staff member came and made a detailed presentation to the full cac and to the subcommittee. that staff person will be coming back probably with some people from the s.f.p.u.c. to talk about some of the details in those units. that will be of interest to us because if that legislation passes, we will be required to keep an inventory of the installation of these types of bottle filling station and provide annually for the next three years a report to the board of supervisors on how many have been installed. the idea here, again, is -- and the supervisor is trying to eliminate plastic water bottles from going in the landfill and he wants to generate a certain number o

. >> thank you congressman weaner we know how it worked out for you. >> does the gop not have plans forlth care reform? >> how about bringing in the experts who know about patient care than anyone else. like doctors ask them what they think should and should not be included in a health care plan. joining me is texas congressman and dr. burgess. an ob-gyn? ist and author of the book "doctor in the house" and dr. marsy who is a primary physician. thank you for being here. congressman dr. burgess . you are in congress and you are a medical is it true that the gop and the republicans in the house just don't have ideas for medicine. >> just watching those clips i had forgotten how intensely uncomfortable it was to go through 2009 and hear that. we had ideas and probably too many idea couldn't get them out but we were never consulted. and interestingly when you go back and look at the history of the whole thing and parent. from the start it was done behind closed doors and they even cut out the democratic house of representatives. it was on rails and a path and they were not listening to anyo

take a look at obie, the daschund, thought to be the world's fattest weaner dog at 77 pounds. it's twice as large as the average daschund. his new foster mom is putting him on a weight los plan that involves a strict diet. he can't do normal exercises. the goal is to lose 40 pounds. he's already beginning to shed the weigh. >> he has a lot of cushion, that's for sure. a lot of cushion, a lot of cushion. >>> still ahead, how do you known when a child's tantrums are a sign of a bigger problem? >>> plus, something many people swear by. anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. >>> a whistle blower is getting a big pay off for help

only thing missing there was no report about the bin ladens having a weaner roast out in the backyardcopters landed. all of these supposed facts weren't facts at all. last night the seal told the story and in his book he tolls the story of what happened. bin laden stuck his head out the door, boom. they shot him in the head. he was still twitching on the ground. the seal who was on 60 minutes shot him a few more times to make sure he was dead. it was good television, bill. it was serious television and it was done the right way. >> bill: okay. the reason that you know, bernie and i often criticize not so much cbs news. they have turned it around in my opinion. i want to get your opinion. since pelly took over and fager took over, running the operation, once in a while we see bleed through there on the left because the culture, of course from all of them is a liberal culture inside the operation. but i think cbs is trying to be fair-minded now. i don't see any bias over there, do you? >> i think you are right on two points. the first one you made is the important one he is not idealogu

she had been diagnosed with addison's disease and found comfort in a series of photographs by lee weanerident john f. kennedy who had also suffered from addison's. >> i imagine what he's thinking by just his expression. that completely took me out of all of this for that moment. that to me is is the process of healing. it made me feel really good >> reporter: joanna was raced to cedar's with a brain aneurysm >> it's amazing to see this reporter: she was in a coma for six weeks >> it helps me to exercise because i want to explore the hospital more and more and see more of the art >> reporter: what would be a nicer thing than to have that type of artistic expression as your measure of how far you can walk? >> reporter: surgeon-in-chief dr. bruce gowertz says art work and doctors' work complement each other >> similar to if you and i were sitting out on a porch looking out over a beautiful, you know, a bucolic scene with a cup of coffee in our hands, our pulse rate is going to drop. the benefits of these fine pieces of art that we're fortunate enough to have extend to everyone. in most unex

she had been diagnosed with addison's disease and found comfort in a series of photographs by lee weanerident john f. kennedy who had also suffered from addison's. >> i imagine what he's thinking by just his expression. that completely took me out of all of this for that moment. that to me is is the process of healing. it made me feel really good >> reporter: joanna was raced to cedar's with a brain aneurysm >> it's amazing to see this reporter: she was in a coma for six weeks >> it helps me to exercise because i want to explore the hospital more and more and see more of the art >> reporter: what would be a nicer thing than to have that type of artistic expression as your measure of how far you can walk? >> reporter: surgeon-in-chief dr. bruce gowertz says art work and doctors' work complement each other >> similar to if you and i were sitting out on a porch looking out over a beautiful, you know, a bucolic scene with a cup of coffee in our hands, our pulse rate is going to drop. the benefits of these fine pieces of art that we're fortunate enough to have extend to everyone. in most unex