. >> now most of miriam harper's bills at baylor, scott & white were written off. the american hospital association says providers set prices according to their own methodology. we'd like to hear what you've paid. go to cbsnews.com/health costs to tell us about your prices. and margaret, we'll continue to stay on top of this issue and report other stories as they development. >> thank you so much, anna. >>> there is much more still ahead. one state launches the toughest crackdown yet on vaping. >>> an update on tropical storm karen, now whipping up dangerous conditions in the caribbean. >>> and new york's bravest now includes a record number of children of 9/11's fallen heroes. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. my car insurance to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you pull your green sock out of the dryer and then the very next sock is the other green one. and then yo

as a player, i was flanked by the great elgin baylor, the most supportive and greatest player of that era, and later, the great wilt chamberlain. as an executive, i have been just as fortunate and been involved with truly incredible groups of the greatest players who have ever played this game. magic, worthy, shaquille, kobe, steph, klay, kevin, at the golden state warriors. and now kawhi leonard and paul george with the clippers. i marvel at them, at the joy they brought basketball fans all over the world. the bouncing ball brought me there and here. when karen first read on the internet that i was going to receive the medal, the presidential medal of freedom, we were both shocked and surprised and amused. i thought it was a joke. then when west virginia center -- senator joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection -- thank you, joe, for being here today. also my friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justice. i appreciate you being here today also, jim. i look at the list of other on noreed bywas in -- ho bill gates and warren buffett, philanthrop

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as a player, i was flanked by the great elgin baylor, the most supportive and greatest player of that era, and later, the great wilt chamberlain. as an executive, i've been just as fortunate. i've been involved with truly incredible groups of the greatest players who have ever played this game. kareem, worthy, magic, shaquille, kobe with the lakers, steph, klay, kevin, at the golden state warriors. and now, kawhi leonard and paul george with the clippers. i marvel at them, at the joy they brought basketball fans all over the world. the bouncing ball brought me there and here. when karen first read on the internet that i was going to receive the medal, the presidential medal of freedom, we were both shocked and surprised and amused. i thought it was a joke. then when west virginia senator joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection. thank you, joe, for being here today. and also my friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justice. i appreciate you being here today also, jim. i look at the list of other honorees, and was inspired by the names bill gates

. >> reporter: in another study at houston baylor college of medicine, research on vaping's impact on lab mice, found the solvents used to make the product vapable damaged the lungs and were just as harmful as nicotine itself. >> vaping can cause quite a havoc in the lung. it is completely different than what cigarette smoke does. ad reporter: dr. farrah abnormal build-up of fat in the lungs from reaction to the solvents. the exposure lasted four months, comparable to years of smoking s, vaping in humans. what does this say to you about the safety of vaping? >> that vaping is not safe. chronic vaping is even worse. and that flavorings, i wouldn't be surprised if it adds to this problem. >> reporter: the f.d.a. has been riiticized for being slow to investigate the health effects of vaping e-cigarettes. the researchers we talked to aid their independent studies will help public health officials draw up guidelines for the use of flavorings and solvents in those products. norah. >> o'donnell: we're learning a lot about it. thank you, janet. now the road to 2020. there are sharp difference

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. >> reporter: now, most of miriam harper's bills at baylor scott & white were written off. the american hospital association says providers set prices according to their own methodology. we'd like to hear what you've paid. go to cbsnews.com/healthcosts to tell us about your prices. and, margaret, we'll continue to stay on top of this issue, and report other stories as they develop. >> brennan: thank you so much, anna. well, there's much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." one state launches the toughest crackdown yet on vaping. an update on tropical storm karen, now whipping up dangerous conditions in the caribbean. and new york's bravest now includes a record number of chdr11 oil9/alf 's flen the upss of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms.

people might ask, why should the government baylor thomas cook for perhaps not having dealt with the many challenges coming at its business model? —— bailout. why should the government bailed them out? one of the extraordinary irony is, something raised quite a lot at the labour party conference, the chief banker, remember, this week, they insisted another 200 million be found, that is obvious, bailed out, by the taxpayer. the repercussions of this will be extraordinary, huge amounts of job losses. .. of this will be extraordinary, huge amounts ofjob losses... 600 million for the repatriation of people on thomas cook holidays. it seems like this is a company that has been entirely disrupted by the way in which we book holidays now and if we we re which we book holidays now and if we were to sum up the thomas cook brand, what would we say? is it a package tour operator? airline? there is a lack of clarity. this is not the only story of this type that we will be reading this autumn and winter. duchess of sussex, meghan markle, handing out archie's baby clothes, colouring books, pen

it's touted a 665 baylor dollar trip that was supposed to end monday but hours before, a shocking turn of events and what was supposed to be a fun holiday weekend descending into disaster. >> the coast guard has full efforts in the response right now, we are currently still in the response phase. >> reporter: records show there were no major issues but a 2016 inspection found some safety violations which resulted in the owners placing the detector and in 2014 they replaced a leaking firehose. violations were quickly addressed by the boats owners. >>> in southern california there are authorities giving us an update. >> the crews were actively fighting the fire when the vessel began to sink at approximately 7:20 a.m. this morning. 39 people were reported to be on board when it left santa barbara, five victims were subsequently rescued and during initial response have been transported to ventura harbor. this particular dive trip the boat was on was a three-day trip that began august 31 and scheduled to end tomorr morning. it was advertised as a labor day weekend north channel islands dive

i had studied at baylor college researcherswith the who had worked on the gemini program, and that was the first time that we had done actual measurements on astronauts from space. and blood samples and food samples andfecal samples. the idea was to study in great fthe -- of the o gemini because he wanted to make sure we could spend -- we could send the apollo crew members to the moon and back without any problems. we worked on that for gemini and we did a great job. i got very interested in it. so when he had the opportunity to go down to nasa to continue to do studies with apollo, of course i jumped at the chance to do that. it was a small medical group, tremendous people. we worked long hours, hard hours. i was the only woman in the group except for a couple of technical types. and we also had, as it would supportwe had a nice from the center of management, as well as all of nasa. not necessarily great support from the aston out office, because they did not necessarily want medical people working on them. but it worked out. but we had the opportunity at that time to do some most unu

doctor peter at baylor told me in his first year class he will show the medical students these videos and they look like videos you would find by going to an area where people are poor and disease ridden. they are actually videos of houston. you see the same thing. you see housing that allows berman to come in. tires with water that support growth and malaria. the actors mosquitoes. rodents and houses that carry hand to virus that can transmit lung problems. blwe know roaches exacerbate asthma. they raise asthma rates. you would think, asthma and lung disease, how is that tied to intelligence. they have bouts of hypoxia. the brain is actually cheated of air. without oxygen, the brain begins to die. someone witheg asthma can easily suffer brain damage. the same thing happens with -- virus. not enough attention has been paid to the cognitive effects. if you have hypertension, your blood vessels in your brain become less elastic over time. cannot carry oxygen oxygen. you are starved of oxygen and bring neurons that begin to die. this attributes to lowering intelligence and iq. all of the

. >> a study at baylor college tracked vaping's effect on lab mice. solvents used to make the vaping products can damage the lungs. two cities have already passed bans on e-cigarettes in california. under both ordinances, sales are suspended until after the fda weighs in on whether it is safe. president trump says while i like the vaping alternative to cigarettes, we need to make sure this alternative is safe for all. let's get counterfeits off the market and keep young children from vaping. >>> beto o'rourke will bring his presidential campaign back to the area next week. be in the north bay on wednesday where he will meet with inmates at san quentin. an event is planned for the following day in oakland. there are no details on that. president trump will be here on tuesday. for his first visit to the bay area since he was elected. he will reportedly attend a high dollar fundraiser. housing secretary ben carson and other senior administration officials are also headed west to intervene in california's homeless crisis. the feds are reportedly consideri

. >> today i rise to congratulate baylor, scott, and white, the heart hospital -- heart hom, for being named physician hospital of the year. located in plano, texas the heart hospital ranks as one of the top-performing cardiac hospitals in the country and provides tarrant count -- colin county with the highest level of cardiac care. the heart hospital has worked day in and day out to save lives and ensure compassion to everyone who enters there. our community is proud to be home of the state of the art facility and its many astounding health care providers and staff. i ask my colleagues to join me in congratulating the heart hospital of plano on their recent success and thanking them for all their hard work. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to speak on two significant issues that affe

working to push the envelope here at baylor, too. doing our thing, doing our part. if this is your thing, this is your moment, folks. we do run into challenges as far as the american he loose is conce concerned. all right? big thing is going to be sources. going back to the fact that you've got this. it's chaotic. your bias. uncertainties. all that sort of stuff. we don't have a whole lot of guys that wrote things down. joseph martin that we'll read toward the end of they is midwesterner. fabulous guy. great book. 1% out of all the folks that served. sure, we've got a couple documents but that's a small snippet as far as what all these different folks, what happened, what they experienced, all that stuff. so that's going to be a real problem. we're also going to have to work around a lot of mythology. think about it. valley forge. you start thinking. it's snowy and cold and wrapping their feet up in bandages. these guys did some atrocities on both sides. when we get to the war in the south, it gets really messy. it gets really ugly. on both sides. when we get to the

we're working to push the envelope here at baylor, too. we're doing our thing. doing our part as far as military history is concerned. this is your thing. this is your moment, folks. so, yeah, enjoy it. get on board as far as that's concerned. so we do run into special challenge challenges as far as the american revolution is concerned. all right. big thing is going to be sources. going back to the fact that you've got this. it's chaotic. your bias. uncertainties. all that sort of stuff. we don't have a whole lot of guys that wrote things down. joseph martin that we'll read toward the end of they is midwester, fabulous guy, great book. 1% out of all the folks that served. sure sure, we've got a couple documents but that's a small snippet as far as what all these different folks, what happened, what they experienced, all that stuff. so that's going to be a real problem. we're also going to have to work around a lot of mythology. think about it. valley forge. you start thinking. it's snowy and cold and wrapping their feet up in band amgagband. and that's rejit. le

interesting work done in baylor in texas. they used mice and with and without nicotine and findings were significant. take a look at this slide. it's very high tech in terms of the science but all i want you to focus on is the major difference between, let's say upper right corner smoke and the bottom two which is e-cig with and without nicotine. it has to do with whether there was nicotine. there were differences in the cells with just an e-cig device. >> and you want to show us what you mean. >> so i want you to imagine these balloons are types of cells we find in the lung either lung cells themselves or immune infection fighting cells. and these candies that you see here, either immune-fighting cells, and the yellow representing fat, you can also see here in this white, there's grease. that is a critical component that helps our oxygenation. all of these things are disrupted according to this study. there's changes in the number of cells and function and that can definitely impair the way our lungs work. >> does this poten