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KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley October 2, 2012 00:47:00 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley October 2, 2012 00:47:00

Enalty. na200 hospitals-- roughly two- thirds of those receiving medicare-- will forfeit money. tw care--1% of a hospital's medicare reimbursement. eimbexample, if a hospital submits a $100,000 bill to ill tore, the penalty would reduce the reimbursement to $99,000. in all, the penalized hospitals penalorfeit about $290 million ut medicare funds over the next far. steven love heads the dallas/fort worth hospital council. thesays the penalties are unfair to hospitals that serve primarily low-income populations. >> hospitals that treat people that are in low-income areas in don'tases don't have ...

KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley October 2, 2012 00:46:00 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley October 2, 2012 00:46:00

>> yes. >> reporter: 84-year-old phil eckloff suffers from congestive heart failure and diabetes and wound up in the hospital twice ais year. l twice a laundry list of follow-up instructions and fedications. so you have to deal with all this stuff. this is a lot of-- a lot of medications. a lot to remember. >> yeah, it is. >> reporter: eckloff is fortunate. f isas a home health care worker to help him. what do you think it would be like for you if you had to keep y with all this by yourself? >> if you don't take a service like this you'll end up become you'llhospital. and that's true. >> repor...

KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley September 12, 2012 00:51:00 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley September 12, 2012 00:51:00

More than one-third of victims die from the disease. nicole lapeyrade fell seriously ill from hantavirus after a july trip with her family, including five children. she heard nothing from the park about the disease-- not before her visit, not after she reported the results of her blood test. >> i'm disappointed about the park's lack of response and the seemingly lack of concern for the public welfare. >> reporter: since the outbreak, the park has closed down 91 tents were most of the victims stayed. it's patching up and cleaning up the rest. twice in the last five years after researchers notic...

KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley September 12, 2012 00:36:00 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley September 12, 2012 00:36:00

Nuclear weapons capability and from there nuclear bombs. >> reporter: netanyahu seemed to be reacting to remarks by secretary of state clinton who told a radio interviewer two days ago there is still time to head off iran's nuclear program. >> we're not setting deadlines. we're... you know, we're watching very carefully about what they do because it's always been more about their actions and their words. >> reporter: according to one report from a european intelligence agency, iran recently bought computer codes for simulating nuclear explosions from north korea. that doesn't mean iran has dec...

KPIX CBS Evening News With Katie Couric February 19, 2011 01:35:00 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS Evening News With Katie Couric February 19, 2011 01:35:00

Him in the head. there was a fountain of blood coming out of his head. >> reporter: the question is, how much bloodier can it get? the stretchers kept rolling in. this is the casualty center in bahrain's main hospital. ten minutes before we got here, shots rang out in pearl square as protesters tried to get there. live ammunition was fired and doctors are telling us there have been many, many people injured. the triage was desperate and doctors said several of the wounded were in serious condition. doctors also accused security forces of blocking access to the wounded. >> the policemen, they t...