A perfect example of what i love to see which is which is whats called joint media engagement now i completely agree with with carol which is that if we have kid kids completely just staring at screens by themselves all day i think that i think thats a problematic thing but i also think we should we should you know its pretty hard to raise little kids i have 2 kids and its really exhausting and you know i worry about the guidelines like with the World Health Guidelines scaring parents into thinking that their kids are going to get brain damage if you say hey how about i show you a video for 10 minutes while i take a shower and i wish that i had had a way to keep my kid distracted for 10 minutes when that when it was a newborn for exam for example but if thats happening all day i think we have we certainly have a major problem france there is a study that. Looks at what may happen to getting status spends a lot of time passive and watching a screen and one study came out to say that fro
On this monday, january 11. I am daniel miller. Julie i am julie grauert. The rain has moved out, now the cold is moving in. Always something moving around you, shiri. Fox25 Storm Tracker meteorologist shiri spear has this chilly forecast. Shiri as goes that new england weather pattern. 39 in boston. 36 in beverly. And 40s and 40s over massachusetts. 30 in fitchburg and keene, New Hampshire. Today temperatures will be dropping all day long. If you want the 40s step outside and enjoy them. 37 degrees in boston. We go down by a couple of degrees. We have partly cloudy skies. And parts of western new england, as well as central new england actually seeing some snow showers that go all the way back to the great lakes. A couple of lakeeffect snow showers that reach in. Not impacting many of us noon not impacting many of us temperatures close to freezing and afternoon temperatures close to freezing as well. We dont see much of a warmup. Degrees even lower than they are right now under partly
States. That hasnt happened. Thats not been the way that we have confronted this as a country. Although the president today did finally at least speak about the crisis, in a tone that suggested he has figured out that maybe this is something serious, and thats an advance. The bulk of the nations response, though, to try to slow and contain and cope with the pandemic has thus far been led by state and local officials. Even by businesses. In the absence of clear federal guidance. And you can look at that as a sort of plucky, bottomup, grass roots, american story, about our cando spirit and our entrepreneurial nature, but in practical terms, its a failure. And it means that despite individual acts of heroism, and intelligence, and farsightedness, and wellinformed decision making, here and there, despite good examples, again here and there, that you can point to, in terms of how this has worked out well, overall, what it means is that the u. S. Response to this pandemic has been patch work
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dr. reiner has treated my dad for the past 12 years and joins me to discuss the latest developments in the treatment of coronary artery disease. welcome to the show. i suspect there is someone we both know watching tonight, so don t be nervous. maybe you can start by talking about what you would do for someone 30 years ago when they came in with a heart attack? sure. your father had his first an o heart attack in 1978. i was a freshman in college that year. the treatment for patients with heart attacks in 1978 had not really differed compared to when president eisenhower had his first heart attack into 1955. essentially, treatment was entirely supportive. i liken it at that time to watching a car wreck you stand by, wait for the smoke to clear and see what what was left. that is all that could have