the baby s crying. okay. listen carefully and i will tell you exactly what to do next. talk to me. without pulling on the cord tie a string. like a shoelace. tie a string, around the umbilical cord. okay, i m getting a string. give me one second. let me know when you have it. unbelievable how often that happens. little lila is six weeks old. yesterday, the 911 operator got to meet the baby and her grateful parents in person. she was able to keep her cool that operator as well. unbelievable. a look now at your weather. around the country today. rain and isolated flooding in south florida. much heavier rain from the carolinas to washington, d.c. moving later into philadelphia, new york, and eventually into new england. windy in the mid-atlantic. showers around seattle. olympia and tacoma. 70 in salt lake city. 77 in billings. 97 in phoenix. mostly 60s, fargo, twin cities. indianapolis. 59 in boston.
11-year-old children were quick on their feet. my mom said to call 911. so i did and then the phone operator started asking me a bunch of questions i didn t understand. they just said tie a string around it, and i did. wow! they handled it just great. soon after, little jeffrey sanders arrived the paramedics showed up and took mom and baby to the hospital. back to capitol hill right now. you re looking at congressman henry waxman, he s there talking about health care reform. let s listen in. the private system all together with new, innovative ways to control costs. we have submitted to the congressional budget office a proposal that they say will be far more than anybody said wield. can you tell us the specific changes in order to get to this point. the whole exercise was about