a british surgeon warns the century s old practices tightly wrapping your baby s arms and extending the leg s out can damage a baby s hips. there was speculation, doctor, when prince george came home from the hospital he had been swaddled. that is part of what raised this topic. what is the problem. that is also why swaddling is becomeing a big, big rage in the u.k. right now because of prince george. there is actually no evidence that prince george really was swaddled. by swaddling we mean taking retaining blanket and restricting movement in the lower ex-trims and legs of a baby to simulate the womb. evidence is it calms the baby down. baby thinks he or she is back in the womb. there was speculation that swaddling could cause too much heat and stunt as baby s growth. they have i that is a myth. what isn t a myth and is disturbing by restricting a the legs you re could cause problems
gateway arch. none of the money went to clean up the stains. the congress continues to add, quote, parks that are not significant in terms of national interest in a declining budget. what we have is our most treasured resources, the big parks, with the deferred maintenance backlogs in excess of $2 billion. reporter: coburn says politicians would rather take credit for a new ribbon-cutting ceremony for example, in their district, rather than taking out the trash, fixing a broken railing or filling a pothole in a national park. jon? jon: having grown up out west i am a big, big fan of the national parks. is this report going to play into the budget talk that is are scheduled? coburn is releasing the report just a day before house and senate conferees are set to begin negotiations. he told me candidly a few minutes ago, that his report will do nothing to affect budget negotiations that will alert the
senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts are criticizing the obamacare rollout. she still says obamacare is a good product but quote, getting people in is crucial. i know that is why it is so deeply upsetting that the government just dropped the ball on getting the website launched. talk about it with a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist at the hill. if this were private industry and you were rolling out some big, fantastic new product, and it was taking you six weeks to figure out even how many people are enrolling, well, that wouldn t fly very well in the private marketplace, ab. no i think a lot of people would be fired and it would be deemed a failure but at this point i don t think it really matters if hhs secretary kathleen sebellius is fired as people are calling for because it is not even really a problem with the website. at some point they will fix the website and that, all the troubles with the website deter