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. >> reporter: dr. tom tallman estimates a third of his passengers between thanksgiving and new year's have something called holiday heart syndrome. it affects those who aren't used to drinking very much who then overindulge in alcohol during holiday get together. their hate rate speeds up and becomes irregular. >> blood pressure can drop and you can get light headed as well as having chest pain or shortness of breath. >> reporter: feeling like they have a heart attack, they head to the e.r. only to discover it was the alcohol. drinking while on cough and cold medicine can have the same effect. >> if you're not used to drinking, this is not the time to drink five or six in one sitting or you're at risk. >> reporter: the problem usually goes away with within 24 hours without any long-term damage, but doctors say it's always good to get heart symptoms checked out, just in case. so while you're toasting to your health this holiday season, keep in mind, it might affect your heart. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> w

dr. tomidman the director for the centers for disease control says the legitimate medical community bears some responsibility for getting people hooked in the first place. >> it's astonishing. when i went to medical school, we were inappropriately, incorrectly assured don't worry, if patients have short-term pain they won't get hooked. that was depletely wrong. and a generation of doctors and patients and families have learned that's a tragic mistake. narcotics are dangerous, highly addictive drugs. >> here is an interesting statistic that the cdc sights. 2% of the doctor's prescriptions. >> shepard: women who have as few as three alcoholic beverages a week may have a greater risk of getting breast cancer according to a new study published by the journal of the american medical association. the study found that women who drank between 3 and 6 drinks per week had a 15% greater risk of developing breast cancer. that's compared with women who didn't drink anything at all. and we're told the risk

but i so much for dr thanks tom so will the republicans figure out a way to change the terms of the deal with they themselves crafted so that they could protect their military industrial complex dollars keep your eye on this one we probably won't know for six months or more. obnoxious death threats in wisconsin how the effort to recall governor scott walker is taking a troubling turn. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians decision it's completely breakthrough had sort of been made who can you trust no one who is in view with the global news we've seen where we had a state controlled capitalism and school saxon's when nobody dares to ask me do you are a key question morning. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour despite web sites getting hacked lately voter suppression outright lies and now death threats the effort to recall governor scott walker in wisconsin was on the latest news the badger state coming right up and in our everything you know is wrong for tonight everything you know about childhood vaccines. was later and still we

dr. richard besser. >> tom brady took a tremendous hit. >> reporter: it would be quarterback tom brady'striots 2008 season. a painful game-changing injury for adults. so, just imagine it if you're 9. >> i tore my acl when i was 9. >> when i was 10, i tore my acl. >> swelled like a lot. >> it was the worst thing i ever felt. >> reporter: the acl is the main stabilizing ligament of the knee. when athletes run, cut, pivot and rip the acl, the knee isn't steady enough to even walk. nearly 45 million kids, many as young as 5, play organized sports in the united states. and play hard. >> there are tournaments, travel teams, all-star teams. >> reporter: no time for the simple playground running, jumping and climbing that builds strong, flexible joints. >> they're not out there doing free play. and i always say, i've never seen an acl tear in a kid from playing kick the can. this sort of epidemic that we're seeing right now may become an epidemic 10, 20 years down the road of younger people with about frthritis in their joints. >> it's that risk which worries t this family. caleb took a bad hit

guest: dr. tom coburn is a great u.s. senator. he would be a very good president.has set himself more than once he is not going to be president. he will not run for president. naturally they do not want to stop what they are doing and go for someone else because they believe that they would be a good president and that they have a chance to win. let me say this, having been around this since 1976. every candidate has some baggage. no such thing as a candidate that does not have something in their bagram. it might be a political liability. we are all human and people who have been around and served in business or government may have incredibly good public records or they may have a flaw in the record. you can debate about governor romney's healthcare program in massachusetts. but there is a much -- there's much difference in the national plan. president obama had to negotiate that with democrats and he tried to peak -- it tried to pull people out of the emergency room to get them on an affordable insurance plan. only 8% of people in massachusetts or uninsured. the n

guest: dr. tom coburn is a great u.s. senator. he would be a very good president. he has set himself more than once he is not going to be president. he will not run for president. naturally they do not want to stop what they are doing and go for someone else because they believe that they would be a good president and that they have a chance to win. let me say this, having been around this since 1976. every candidate has some baggage. no such thing as a candidate that does not have something in their bagram. it might be a political liability. we are all human and people who have been around and served in business or government may have incredibly good public records or they may have a flaw in the record. you can debate about governor romney's healthcare program in massachusetts. but there is a much -- there's much difference in the national plan. president obama had to negotiate that with democrats and he tried to peak -- it tried to pull people out of the emergency room to get them on an affordable insurance plan. only 8% of people in massachusetts or uninsured. t

health fund and a professor at columbia university's mailman school of public health dr redlener welcome thanks tom two or three here thanks for joining us so now we have sequenced ration so can you describe what that is and why it's both a blessing and frankly a potential curse to the most fragile and vulnerable people in our society. well first of all the whole idea of seaquest rationing was a kind of a backstop so if the idea was if this to off her some sort of super committee which prints are putting out that super failed in its mission to cut the budget appropriately and deal with the deficit then seaquest ration was the terminology used to describe what would automatically happen upon failure of the committee to complete its work so now we're to see cost ration which is not a great great use of that term but but in any case what it is is predetermined cuts in the budget that will take place as a result of the failure of the committee there's no new taxes involved but what it does involve is fairly equal cuts in domestic spending on programs that matter to people and in the military budget thr

dr larson steve welcome steve and welcome either tom it's good to hear your voice and her you got a great picture of my book. thank you what is the real meaning of hollow when stephen. well it is a holiday that christianity tried to abduct owes all saint's day because the catholic church had so many saints they needed a place to celebrate them but actually in many places around the planet. what is called now so when in the celtic cultures own or what is called be a deal is where those in the mexico and central america and parts of south america . was really way way pre-christian it was a in which people want to honor those who have passed and they needed a kind of a special holiday in the in the calendar in order to do that and that is halloween and whether it's not hollow i mean there's nothing how about it it's it's hallowed it's a sacred day this is there's a connection here to all saints day and and i'm wondering how many other cultures have this kind of a holiday. lots and lots of cultures have it there are many eastern cultures that routinely expect honor their ancestors and we only

dr. murray criminal negligence. jury deliberations will begin tomorrow. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tomlmyer. >> relatively mild november temperature is covered most of the eastern united states today, all the way up into southern new england. around boston, into the low 60's. was 71 at the charleston, west virginia, 62 in pittsburg, 65 here in baltimore today. with a morning low of 38, the temperature turned around pretty nicely with a good deal of sunshine. 66 in downtown baltimore, the normal high 61. we had enough cloud cover to come in and trap the clap reject track the near to the ground. -- we had enough cloud cover to come in and trap the heat near to the ground. showers are forecast down in central or southern virginia. on the northern edge of a system passing south of us, only a slight chance for brief shower or sprinkle early tomorrow, and then this guy should begin to clear out. sunrise on friday morning at 7:37. temperatures will be about where they are now. maybe a sprinkle passing south of town, mostly cloudy skies. the winds will be shifting tomorrow afternoon. a big swi

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children under the age of 6, no more than 8 to 12 ounces for older kids as well. >> tom costello, thank you. we'll talk to druice industry for a moment. irvachi rangin with "consumer reports" good morning to you. >> good morning. >> 10% of the juices you tested exceeded the amount or the same amount of what was allowable for drinking water. how serious a threat is this? what is the threat of, to children from arsenic? >> what we're talking about is not acute health effects. we're talking about chronic health effects, we're talking about cancer ris sock the faris so the fact it underscores a standard to be set in juices. >> we heard about the report and isn't it a fair point, you can't compare apples and oranges. people don't drink as much juice as they do water. what would your response be? >> there's nuance to that equation. one the drinking water standards is based on a 70 kilogram person drinking two liters of water a day, not a child who weighs far less than 70 kilograms. secondly the level of concern they're talking about is not based on cancer risk so we think cancer risk needs to be taken into account

dr. richard baker in 2009. congressman bob michael. speaker pelosi who presented the award to former speaker tom foley in 2007. and tonight we pay tribute to two gentlemen who have devoted their lives to public service and have left their mark on every aspect of america life. the society has named the deans of congress as co-honorees to receive the 2011 freedom award. daniel inouye of hawaii, president pro tem of the united states senate and john dingell of michigan, dean of the u.s. house of representatives and the longest-serving member in the history of the house of representatives. [ applause ] >> together they represent 110 years of public service in the congress. for more than five decades, their lifetime leadership has guided legislation affecting all walks of life in their respective states and in the nation. their dedication to public service and to the nation represent an extraordinary example for all americans, as well as their colleagues in congress. to provide an introduction to senator inouye, i have the pleasure of introducing senator thad cochran. i'm pleased to call upon senator cochran to say

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