Hats off to him. martha: that s a good news story as well. happening now starts right now. jon: we begin with this fox news weather alert, winter storm warnings in effect in several states as millions prepare for an icy blast expected to rip through the u.s. snow is already starting in parts of the ms. west, som midwest. some places could see more than a foot and wind gusts over 60 miles an hour and flooding in areas still recovering from hurricane sandy. it is a massive storm, we are tracking it. we ll bring you the latest in a few minutes h. bu. but first brand-new stories and breaking news. jenna: north korea making threats in the face of new sanctions over its recent nuclear bomb test. what the nation is now vowing to do. we ll tell but that coming up. jodi arias on the stand at her high profile murder trial reading from her journal. why what wasn t in it could hurt her case and eventually maybe the death penalty for all of
Trying to consolidate power in the very same way. but it s temporary. what he says. an incredible misstep. you have to wonder. egypt plays such an important role in the truce with hamas and israel and knows his role is important in the region he is feeling the power and thought i can do this because i just came off helping broker this major bee cal have to wonder if he s feeling the power a little bit now. very interesting dynamic in that country. power certainly corrupts. a new study. important headline for parents. a new study out this morning letting the air out of inflatable bounce houses. i should have read this before i let my kids bounce on one of these over the weekend. researchers say bouncy houses are a sure-fire way for kids to land in the emergency room with broken bones, sprains, cuts, and concussions. the study finds 30 children a day are treated for injuries from bounce house accidents. the study in the journal of pediatrics. just give them a helmet. 30 kids a
The way guest: i would favor more of that. if you have gruesome pictures of what the cancer looks like, we could are tougher. people are not taking the risk or assuming the danger, they are bistanders. shepard: and another study that is not enough, another study where experts say the warning of second-hand television in essence, they say even when kids are not sitting there glued to the television, the television could be on in the background and that is causing problems, just a tv someone else is watching. the study is from the journal of pediatrics, finds american kids are spoked to four hour as day of background division. guest: this show exempt. shepard: among poor families it is nearly six hours a day. according to the reporting in
[ baby crying ] [ baby crying ] oh, poor little baby. we are both parents. we know when a crying baby starts crying, even ungodly hour like this, do you let the child son in do you pick the child up? it s a tough one. i suffer from guilty mom. i feel look i have to pick them up because i m not always there. if you want to get a good night s sleep, do you have to take a stand. a tough one. do what john said, play guilty parent? or best to console the unhappy kid? the nation s top pediatricians they just released another study that really hits home with i m sure a lot of you. here s abc s david wright. reporter: how do you handle this situation? [ baby crying ] reporter: is all that crying bad for the baby? this father has found a shortcut, but obviously he d prefer to sleep in his own bed. the journal of pediatrics
[ baby crying ] [ cry oh, poor little baby. we are both parents. we know when a crying baby starts crying, even at an ungodly hour like this, what do you do? do you let the child cry? do you pick the child up? it s a tough one. i suffer from guilty mom. i feel look i have to pick them up because i m not always there. if you want to get a good night s sleep, you have to take a stand. a tough one. do what john said, play guilty parent? or is it best to console the unhappy kid? the nation s top pediatricians they just released another study that really hits home with i m sure a lot of you. here s abc s david wright. reporter: how do you handle this situation? [ baby crying ] reporter: is all that crying bad for the baby? this father has found a shortcut, but obviously he d prefer to sleep in his own bed. the journal of pediatrics weighed in with a new study that looks at the levels of