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That's Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. | that's homeland security secretary janet | That's Homeland Security Secretary Janet | that's homeland security secretary janet napolitano. |
Frank Cilluffo was a special assistant to President Bush for homeland security when the department was being set up. Now, he directs the Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University. And Frank Cilluffo says he has some concerns about the See Something, Say Something program. | frank cilluffo was a special. assistant to president bush for homeland security when the department was being set up now he. directs the homeland security policy institute at george washington university and frank. cilluffo says; he has some concerns about the see something say something. | Frank Cilluffo was a special assistant to President Bush for homeland security when the department was being set. up Now he directs the Homeland Security Policy Institute at George, Washington. University And Frank Cilluffo says he has some concerns about the See Something Say Something | frank cilluffo was a special assistant to president bush for homeland security when the department was being set up. now, he directs the homeland security policy institute at george washington university. and frank cilluffo says he has some concerns about the see something, say something program. |
An engaged citizenry is part of the solution. Now whether or not that should be driven from Washington, I have some concerns about that. | an engaged citizenry, is part of the, solution. now whether or not that should be driven from washington i have some concerns about | An engaged citizenry is part of the solution Now whether or not that should be driven from Washington I have some concerns about | an engaged citizenry is part of the solution. now whether or not that should be driven from washington, i have some concerns about that. |
I think having Secretary Napolitano on screens throughout the country provides a bit of a creepy feeling. That shouldn't be from Washington; it should be driven by local authorities, local figures that the community already knows, works with and is part of every day. | i. think having secretary napolitano on screens throughout the country provides a bit of a creepy feeling that shouldn't be from washington it should be. driven by local authorities. local figures that the community already knows works with and, is part of every | I think having Secretary Napolitano on screens throughout the. country, provides a bit of a creepy feeling That shouldn't be from Washington; it should. be driven by local authorities local figures that the community. already knows works, with, and is part of every; | i think having secretary napolitano on screens throughout the country provides a bit of a creepy feeling. that shouldn't be from washington; it should be driven by local authorities, local figures that the community already knows, works with and is part of every day. |
So is it the message itself that's creepy, or just the fact that it's coming from Washington you have a problem with? | so is it the message itself that's creepy or just, the fact that it's coming from washington you. have. a problem | So is it; the message itself that's creepy or just the fact that it's coming, from Washington you have a problem | so is it the message itself that's creepy, or just the fact that it's coming from washington you have a problem with? |
You know, I think that people will turn to people that they actually know, and people that they see every day, to be part of the solution. Now the message itself, I think, is short on - long on noun, short on verbs. | you know i think that people will turn to people that they actually know and people that they see every day to, be part of the, solution now the message itself i think is short on - long on noun short on | You know I think that people will turn to people that they actually know and people that they see every day. to be part of the solution Now the message itself I think, is short. on - long on, noun. short on | you know, i think that people will turn to people that they actually know, and people that they see every day, to be part of the solution. now the message itself, i think, is short on - long on noun, short on verbs. |
(Soundbite of laughter) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite. of | (soundbite of laughter) |
I think we need some specificity around what it is we're trying to convey. See Something, Say Something, in theory, may work but ultimately, what are people looking for? What sort of suspicious activity? What actions should they take? And who do they specifically turn to if they identify a suspicious activity? | i think we need some specificity around what it is we're trying to convey, see something, say something in theory. may work but ultimately what, are; people looking for? what sort of; suspicious activity? what actions should they take? and, who; do they specifically turn to. if they identify a, suspicious | I think we need some specificity. around what it is we're trying to convey See Something Say, Something in. theory may work but ultimately what are people looking for? What sort. of, suspicious activity? What actions should they take? And who do they; specifically turn; to if they identify a suspicious, | i think we need some specificity around what it is we're trying to convey. see something, say something, in theory, may work but ultimately, what are people looking for? what sort of suspicious activity? what actions should they take? and who do they specifically turn to if they identify a suspicious activity? |
To be afraid is not the same as being provided the ammunition, the knowledge to fight fear. | to be afraid is not the same as being provided the ammunition the knowledge. to fight | To be afraid is not the same, as being provided the ammunition the knowledge to fight | to be afraid is not the same as being provided the ammunition, the knowledge to fight fear. |
And also, isn't there the risk that if you hear these messages everywhere, and see them everywhere, that you just start to become desensitized to them? | and. also isn't, there the risk that if you hear these messages. everywhere and see them, everywhere that you just start to become desensitized to | And also isn't there the risk that if, you hear these messages; everywhere and see them everywhere that you just start to become, desensitized to | and also, isn't there the risk that if you hear these messages everywhere, and see them everywhere, that you just start to become desensitized to them? |
Precipitation is highly variable from place to place, so there were lots of dry areas, lots of wet areas. But when we average those out, it was also the wettest year on record. | precipitation is highly variable from place to place so there were lots of dry areas lots of wet areas. but when we average those out it was also the wettest year on | Precipitation is. highly variable from place to place so there were lots of dry. areas lots of wet areas But when we average those out it was also the wettest year on | precipitation is highly variable from place to place, so there were lots of dry areas, lots of wet areas. but when we average those out, it was also the wettest year on record. |
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That is something that I think we need to constantly re-examine -not only the message itself, but what it is we're asking people to do, and how they respond to these sorts of messages. I mean, there is a threat; it is real. And we can't be lulled into a false sense of security and a false sense of complacency. | that is something that. i think we need. to constantly re-examine -not only the message itself but what it is, we're asking people to do and how they respond to these sorts of. messages i. mean there is a; threat it is real and we can't be lulled into a false sense of security and a false sense of | That, is something that I think we. need to constantly re-examine -not only the message itself, but what it is we're asking people to do and how they respond to these sorts of. messages I mean. there is a. threat it is real And we can't be lulled into, a false sense of security and a. false sense of | that is something that i think we need to constantly re-examine -not only the message itself, but what it is we're asking people to do, and how they respond to these sorts of messages. i mean, there is a threat; it is real. and we can't be lulled into a false sense of security and a false sense of complacency. |
But at the same time, we need to make sure that what we're conveying is the best information that - are in people's hands. And I would err on the side of sharing more information when you have it. Countries that have, arguably, some of the most robust communications efforts vis-a-vis terrorism and risks and the like, a... | but at the same time we need, to make sure that; what we're conveying is the best information that - are in; people's hands and i would err on the side of sharing more information when you have it countries that have arguably some of the most robust communications efforts, vis-a-vis. terrorism and risks and the like ar... | But at the same. time we need to make sure that what we're, conveying is. the best information that, - are in people's hands And I would err on the side, of; sharing more information when you have it Countries that have arguably some of the most robust communications efforts vis-a-vis terrorism and risks and the like a... | but at the same time, we need to make sure that what we're conveying is the best information that - are in people's hands. and i would err on the side of sharing more information when you have it. countries that have, arguably, some of the most robust communications efforts vis-a-vis terrorism and risks and the like, a... |
Now, in the U.S., I think communicating terrorism, communicating risks is at best, an art. It's by no means a science, and I'm not even sure we've got the art down. | now in the u.s., i think communicating terrorism communicating risks is at best an art it's by, no means a science and. i'm not even sure we've got the art | Now in the U.S., I think communicating terrorism communicating risks is at best an art It's by. no means a, science and I'm, not even sure we've got the art | now, in the u.s., i think communicating terrorism, communicating risks is at best, an art. it's by no means a science, and i'm not even sure we've got the art down. |
And lastly, Frank, you had a hand, actually, in creating the Department of Homeland Security. You were special assistant to the president for homeland security. Is it doing what you hoped it would do? I mean, is there anything you would have done differently? | and. lastly. frank you had a hand actually in creating the; department of homeland security you were special assistant to the president for homeland; security is it doing what you hoped it would do? i mean is there anything you would have done | And lastly Frank you had a hand actually in creating the Department of Homeland Security, You were special; assistant to the president for homeland security Is it. doing what you hoped it would do? I mean is there anything you would have done | and lastly, frank, you had a hand, actually, in creating the department of homeland security. you were special assistant to the president for homeland security. is it doing what you hoped it would do? i mean, is there anything you would have done differently? |
Well, I certainly don't want to take any personal credit for creating a department. That was the premise behind a Department of Homeland Security - was while we had a number of national security and security efforts, the whole was less than the sum of its parts. Today, are we greater than the sum of its parts? Not yet. | well i certainly don't want to take any personal credit for creating a, department that. was the. premise behind a department of homeland security - was while we had a number of national security and security efforts the whole. was. less than the sum of its parts, today are, we, greater than. the. sum of its parts? not... | Well I certainly don't want to take any personal credit for creating a department That was the premise behind a, Department of Homeland Security - was while we had a. number of national security and, security efforts the whole was less than the sum of its parts, Today are we greater than the sum of its parts? Not | well, i certainly don't want to take any personal credit for creating a department. that was the premise behind a department of homeland security - was while we had a number of national security and security efforts, the whole was less than the sum of its parts. today, are we greater than the sum of its parts? not yet. |
Frank Cilluffo is the director of the Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University. | frank cilluffo is the director of the homeland security policy institute at george washington | Frank, Cilluffo is the director of, the Homeland. Security Policy Institute at George Washington | frank cilluffo is the director of the homeland security policy institute at george washington university. |
Frank Cilluffo, thanks for taking the time to talk with us. | frank cilluffo thanks for, taking the, time to talk with | Frank Cilluffo thanks for taking the time to talk with | frank cilluffo, thanks for taking the time to talk with us. |
Thank you. My pleasure. | thank, you my | Thank you My | thank you. my pleasure. |
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. Im Madeleine Brand in California. | from; npr news this is all things considered im madeleine brand in, | From NPR News this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Im Madeleine. Brand in | from npr news, this is all things considered. im madeleine brand in california. |
And Im Robert Siegel in Washington. | and im robert siegel in | And Im Robert Siegel in | and im robert siegel in washington. |
President Obama delivered his first State of the Union address here last night and its winning praise from some independent voters. | president obama delivered his first state of the union address, here last night and its winning praise from some independent | President Obama delivered his first State of the Union address here last night and its winning praise from some independent | president obama delivered his first state of the union address here last night and its winning praise from some independent voters. |
Before the speech, independents had been drifting away from the president, pushing his approval rating to a new low. His focus on job creation and calls for bipartisanship last night may have given Mr. Obama a second chance with independents. | before the speech independents; had been drifting, away from the president pushing his approval. rating to, a new low his focus on job. creation and. calls for, bipartisanship last night may have given mr obama a second chance with | Before, the speech independents had been drifting away from, the president pushing his approval rating to, a new low His focus on job creation and calls for bipartisanship last night may have given Mr Obama a second chance with | before the speech, independents had been drifting away from the president, pushing his approval rating to a new low. his focus on job creation and calls for bipartisanship last night may have given mr. obama a second chance with independents. |
But as NPR's Scott Horsley reports: words are one thing, results another. | but as npr's scott horsley reports: words are one thing results | But as NPR's. Scott, Horsley reports: words are one thing results | but as npr's scott horsley reports: words are one thing, results another. |
Ron Kesterson says he didnt vote for Barack Obama, but the retired engineer from South Carolina was willing to give the new president a chance. Kesterson's approval of Mr. Obama was on shaky ground by the time he took part in an NPR political poll last week. But the Republican says Mr. Obama's standing improved somewha... | ron kesterson says he didnt vote for barack obama but the retired engineer from south carolina was willing to give, the new president a chance kesterson's approval of mr obama was on shaky ground by, the time he took part in an npr political poll last. week but the; republican says mr. obama's standing improved somewha... | Ron Kesterson says he didnt vote for Barack Obama but the retired engineer from South Carolina. was willing to give the new president. a chance Kesterson's approval of Mr Obama was on. shaky ground by the. time he took part in an, NPR political poll last week. But the Republican says Mr Obama's standing improved somewh... | ron kesterson says he didnt vote for barack obama, but the retired engineer from south carolina was willing to give the new president a chance. kesterson's approval of mr. obama was on shaky ground by the time he took part in an npr political poll last week. but the republican says mr. obama's standing improved somewha... |
I thought it was a good speech. I wouldnt say it was a great one. I think he realized and vocalized the issue that people have with the economy as being number the one priority. | i thought it was a good speech. i. wouldnt say it was a great one i. think he realized and vocalized the issue, that people have with the economy as being number; the. one | I thought it was a good speech I wouldnt say it. was a great one I think he realized and vocalized the issue that people have with the. economy as being number the one, | i thought it was a good speech. i wouldnt say it was a great one. i think he realized and vocalized the issue that people have with the economy as being number the one priority. |
Mr. Obama devoted much of his hour-plus speech to the economy, outlining a number of proposals designed to encourage job growth. He didnt abandon other parts of his agenda, though, and that pleased Jack Rossin, a Democratic marketing consultant from Massachusetts. | mr obama devoted much of his hour-plus speech to the economy outlining a number of proposals designed to encourage job growth he. didnt abandon other. parts. of his agenda though and that pleased jack rossin a democratic marketing consultant from | Mr Obama devoted much of his hour-plus speech to the economy outlining a number of, proposals designed. to encourage. job growth He didnt. abandon other parts of his agenda though and that, pleased Jack Rossin a Democratic marketing consultant from | mr. obama devoted much of his hour-plus speech to the economy, outlining a number of proposals designed to encourage job growth. he didnt abandon other parts of his agenda, though, and that pleased jack rossin, a democratic marketing consultant from massachusetts. |
I thought he took the argument to the Congress a little more forcefully than he has done in past. | i thought he took the argument to the congress a little more forcefully than, he has done in | I thought he took the argument to the Congress a little more forcefully than he, has done in | i thought he took the argument to the congress a little more forcefully than he has done in past. |
Rossin has been frustrated by the inability of Democrats and Republicans in Congress to work together. | rossin has been frustrated. by the inability of democrats and republicans in congress to work | Rossin, has been frustrated. by the inability of Democrats and Republicans in Congress to. work | rossin has been frustrated by the inability of democrats and republicans in congress to work together. |
Both sides are playing the obstructionist game. Theyve got to find a way to all come together and work stuff out, instead of trying to obstruct each other. So I was particularly glad that he addressed that. | both sides are playing the obstructionist game theyve got to find a way. to all come together and work stuff out instead. of trying to obstruct each other so i was particularly glad that. he. addressed. | Both sides are playing the obstructionist game Theyve got to, find a way to, all. come together and work stuff, out instead of trying to obstruct each other So I was, particularly glad that he addressed | both sides are playing the obstructionist game. theyve got to find a way to all come together and work stuff out, instead of trying to obstruct each other. so i was particularly glad that he addressed that. |
Now that Democrats have lost their supermajority in the Senate, Mr. Obama says he wants to bring Republicans off the sidelines. He repeated his desire to change the way Washington works. | now. that democrats have; lost their supermajority in the senate mr obama says he wants to bring republicans off the sidelines; he repeated his desire to change the, way washington | Now that Democrats have lost their supermajority in the Senate Mr Obama says he wants to bring Republicans off the sidelines He repeated his desire to change the way Washington | now that democrats have lost their supermajority in the senate, mr. obama says he wants to bring republicans off the sidelines. he repeated his desire to change the way washington works. |
But Republican political analyst Dan Schnur says thats less persuasive now, than it was when Mr. Obama was on the campaign trail. | but republican. political analyst dan schnur says thats less persuasive now than it was when, mr obama; was on the campaign | But. Republican. political analyst Dan Schnur. says, thats less persuasive now than it was. when Mr Obama was on the campaign | but republican political analyst dan schnur says thats less persuasive now, than it was when mr. obama was on the campaign trail. |
It's always difficult to run as an outsider when you're president of the United States. And Obama's goal last night was less to pretend that he wasnt president, and rather to remind voters what he'd set out to do and what they obstacles were to making that change happen. | it's always difficult to run as an outsider when you're president of the united states and obama's goal, last night was less to pretend that he wasnt president, and rather to remind voters what he'd set out to do and what they obstacles were to making that change | It's always difficult to, run as an outsider when you're president of the United States And Obama's goal last night was less, to pretend that he wasnt president and, rather to remind voters what he'd set out to do, and what, they obstacles were to making that change | it's always difficult to run as an outsider when you're president of the united states. and obama's goal last night was less to pretend that he wasnt president, and rather to remind voters what he'd set out to do and what they obstacles were to making that change happen. |
Schnur, who directs the Unruh Institute of Politics at USC, says he doesnt think Mr. Obama has shifted to the center of the political spectrum, the way Bill Clinton did after losing Democratic majorities in Congress. But he does sense a reordering of priorities, with health care falling to a distant second. | schnur who directs. the unruh institute. of politics at usc says he doesnt; think mr obama has shifted. to the center of the political spectrum the way, bill, clinton did; after losing democratic majorities in congress but he does, sense a. reordering of priorities, with health care falling. to a distant | Schnur who. directs the Unruh Institute of Politics at USC says he doesnt think Mr Obama has shifted to the center of the political spectrum the way Bill Clinton did after losing Democratic majorities in Congress But. he does sense a reordering of priorities, with health care falling to a, distant | schnur, who directs the unruh institute of politics at usc, says he doesnt think mr. obama has shifted to the center of the political spectrum, the way bill clinton did after losing democratic majorities in congress. but he does sense a reordering of priorities, with health care falling to a distant second. |
It didnt seem like his heart was in it. The message that came out of the health care passages last night was I tried hard, I messed up, Im willing to try again. But if youve got something better, let me know. Thats not exactly a stirring call to arms. | it didnt seem. like his heart was, in it the message that came out of the. health, care passages last night was i tried hard i messed up im willing to try again but if youve got something better let me know thats not exactly a stirring call to | It didnt seem like his heart was in it The. message that came out of the health care passages last night was I tried hard I messed up Im willing to try again But if, youve got something better let me know, Thats not exactly a stirring. call to | it didnt seem like his heart was in it. the message that came out of the health care passages last night was i tried hard, i messed up, im willing to try again. but if youve got something better, let me know. thats not exactly a stirring call to arms. |
Mr. Obama also gave new way to deficit reduction in his speech last night. Deficit hawk, Diane Lim Rogers, who writes the blog EconomistMom.com, gives the president some credit for his partial spending freeze proposal. But she complains he's not doing enough to prepare people for the spending cuts and tax hikes that wi... | mr obama also gave new way to deficit reduction in his speech last. night deficit hawk diane lim rogers who writes the blog economistmom.com gives the president some credit for his partial spending freeze proposal but she complains he's not, doing enough to prepare people for the spending, cuts and tax hikes that will ... | Mr Obama also gave new way to deficit reduction in his speech last night, Deficit hawk Diane Lim Rogers who writes the blog EconomistMom.com gives the president some credit for his partial spending freeze proposal But she complains. he's not doing enough to, prepare people for the spending cuts. and tax hikes that; wil... | mr. obama also gave new way to deficit reduction in his speech last night. deficit hawk, diane lim rogers, who writes the blog economistmom.com, gives the president some credit for his partial spending freeze proposal. but she complains he's not doing enough to prepare people for the spending cuts and tax hikes that wi... |
I think that President Obama finds this issue a very difficult conversation to have with the American people. Until he gets over that and makes it his mission to level with the American people about it, he's not going to make any headway with the politicians. | i think that president obama finds this issue a very, difficult, conversation to have with. the. american people until he gets over that and makes it his mission to level with the american, people about it he's not going to make any headway with the | I think that President Obama finds this issue a very difficult conversation to have with the American people Until he gets over, that and makes it his mission to level with the American people about it he's not going to make any, headway with the | i think that president obama finds this issue a very difficult conversation to have with the american people. until he gets over that and makes it his mission to level with the american people about it, he's not going to make any headway with the politicians. |
Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg thinks the president's speech helped him with skeptical swing voters. In focus groups after the speech, those voters expressed stronger approval for Mr. Obama's goals and his leadership, though Greenberg says they're still not sure if the president can actually deliver. | democratic pollster stan greenberg thinks the president's speech helped him with skeptical swing voters in focus. groups after the speech those voters expressed stronger approval for mr obama's, goals and his leadership though, greenberg says, they're still not sure if the president. can actually | Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg thinks the president's speech, helped him with skeptical swing voters In focus groups after the speech those, voters expressed stronger approval. for Mr Obama's goals and his leadership though Greenberg says they're still not sure if the president can actually | democratic pollster stan greenberg thinks the president's speech helped him with skeptical swing voters. in focus groups after the speech, those voters expressed stronger approval for mr. obama's goals and his leadership, though greenberg says they're still not sure if the president can actually deliver. |
The big question is, you know, will he succeed? I mean they're hoping for him. They're rooting for him. But the big question is can he succeed? | the big question is you know will he succeed? i. mean they're hoping for him they're rooting for him but the big question is can he | The big question is you know will he succeed? I mean they're hoping for him They're rooting for him But, the big question is can he | the big question is, you know, will he succeed? i mean they're hoping for him. they're rooting for him. but the big question is can he succeed? |
Here's another group frustrated by corporate culture and by Congress: veterans. Many who've served in the wars in the past decade are now looking for work as civilians. Just the other day I met a veteran who learned to set casts for the broken limbs of troops overseas and now works at a hospital here in Washington sett... | here's another group; frustrated by corporate; culture and by congress: veterans many who've served in the wars in the past decade are now looking for work as civilians just the other day i met a, veteran who learned to set casts for the broken limbs of troops overseas and now works at a hospital here in washington set... | Here's another group, frustrated by corporate, culture and by Congress: veterans; Many who've served in the wars in the past, decade are now looking for work as civilians. Just the other day I met a veteran who learned to set casts for the broken limbs of troops overseas and now works at a hospital here in Washington s... | here's another group frustrated by corporate culture and by congress: veterans. many who've served in the wars in the past decade are now looking for work as civilians. just the other day i met a veteran who learned to set casts for the broken limbs of troops overseas and now works at a hospital here in washington sett... |
It turns out he's lucky. The unemployment among vets serving since the second Gulf War has risen to more than 12 percent. As we've reported on this program, Congress approved a law last month to extend tax credits to businesses that hire unemployed veterans. But many vets worry that may not be enough. | it turns, out he's lucky, the unemployment among vets serving since the second gulf. war has risen to more than 12 percent as we've reported on this program congress approved a law last month to extend tax credits to businesses that hire unemployed veterans but many vets worry, that may not, be; | It turns out he's lucky, The unemployment among vets serving since the second Gulf War has, risen to. more. than 12 percent As we've reported on this program Congress, approved. a law last month to extend tax credits to businesses that hire unemployed veterans But many, vets worry that may not be | it turns out he's lucky. the unemployment among vets serving since the second gulf war has risen to more than 12 percent. as we've reported on this program, congress approved a law last month to extend tax credits to businesses that hire unemployed veterans. but many vets worry that may not be enough. |
NPR's Yuki Noguchi reports. | npr's yuki noguchi | NPR's Yuki Noguchi | npr's yuki noguchi reports. |
Tom Tarantino spent a decade in the military. He served in Iraq and led a platoon. When he separated from the military in 2007, he spent nearly a year looking for a job. Tarantino says although corporate America says it wants to hire vets, so far it's amounted to little more than talk. | tom tarantino spent a decade in the military he served in iraq and led a platoon when he separated from the military in 2007, he spent nearly a year looking for a job tarantino says, although corporate america says it wants to hire vets so far it's amounted to. little more than, | Tom Tarantino, spent a decade in. the military He served in Iraq and led a platoon When he separated from the military in, 2007, he spent nearly a year, looking for a job Tarantino says although corporate America says it wants to hire vets so far it's amounted to little more than, | tom tarantino spent a decade in the military. he served in iraq and led a platoon. when he separated from the military in 2007, he spent nearly a year looking for a job. tarantino says although corporate america says it wants to hire vets, so far it's amounted to little more than talk. |
This is the first generation of business leaders in America that's largely never served in the military. | this is the first generation of business leaders in america that's largely never served in the | This is the first generation of business leaders in America that's largely never served in, the | this is the first generation of business leaders in america that's largely never served in the military. |
As a result, Tarantino says, vets and prospective employers often don't see eye-to-eye. | as a result tarantino says vets and prospective employers often don't see | As a result Tarantino says vets and prospective employers often don't see | as a result, tarantino says, vets and prospective employers often don't see eye-to-eye. |
I was explaining to a gentleman during an interview that for a time I was a company commander, and I said, you know, I ran an organization of 400 employees with three multimillion-dollar budgets. And the next sentence he said was, well, you know, if you took this job you might run a group of up to 30 people. Do you thi... | i was explaining to a gentleman during an interview that for a time i was a company commander and i said you know i ran an organization of 400 employees with three multimillion-dollar budgets and, the next sentence he said was well you know if you took this job you might run a group, of, up to 30 people do you think yo... | I was explaining to a. gentleman during an interview that for a time. I; was, a company commander and I said you know I ran an organization of 400 employees with three multimillion-dollar budgets And the. next sentence he said was, well you know if. you took this job you might run a group of up to 30 people Do you thin... | i was explaining to a gentleman during an interview that for a time i was a company commander, and i said, you know, i ran an organization of 400 employees with three multimillion-dollar budgets. and the next sentence he said was, well, you know, if you took this job you might run a group of up to 30 people. do you thi... |
He says it's not just the cultural disconnect. Military drivers and medics, for example, aren't automatically licensed to do the same job in the private sector once they leave the military. That makes the job transition harder. Tarantino is now a lobbyist for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America. He says he hopes t... | he says it's not just the cultural disconnect, military drivers and medics for example; aren't automatically licensed to do the same job in the private sector once they leave the military that. makes the job, transition harder tarantino is, now a, lobbyist for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america he says he hopes, ... | He says it's not, just the cultural disconnect Military drivers, and medics for example aren't automatically, licensed to do the same. job in the private sector once they leave the military That makes the job transition harder Tarantino is now a lobbyist for Iraq; and, Afghanistan Veterans. of America He says he hopes ... | he says it's not just the cultural disconnect. military drivers and medics, for example, aren't automatically licensed to do the same job in the private sector once they leave the military. that makes the job transition harder. tarantino is now a lobbyist for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. he says he hopes t... |
I think that the evidence shows us that while veterans have a period of unemployment following separation, they rejoin the civilian labor market within a relatively short period of time and that in the long run, if you look at veterans compared to comparably educated people in the civilian labor market, that in fact th... | i think that the evidence shows us that while veterans have a period of unemployment following separation they rejoin the civilian labor market within. a relatively short period of time and, that in the long run if you look at veterans compared to comparably educated people in the civilian labor market that in fact the... | I think that the evidence shows us, that while veterans have, a period of unemployment following separation they, rejoin the civilian labor market within a relatively short period of time and that in the long run if you look; at veterans compared to comparably educated people in, the civilian labor market that; in fact... | i think that the evidence shows us that while veterans have a period of unemployment following separation, they rejoin the civilian labor market within a relatively short period of time and that in the long run, if you look at veterans compared to comparably educated people in the civilian labor market, that in fact th... |
The jobless rate for vets of the first Gulf War is 5.9 percent. For earlier conflicts, it's 7.2 percent. In both cases, lower than the nine percent rate for the population overall. But the hope of eventual improvement provides little comfort to Nick Workman. Workman is 31 years old and served four years in Iraq as an i... | the. jobless, rate for; vets. of the first gulf war is 5.9 percent for earlier conflicts it's 7.2 percent, in both cases lower than the. nine percent rate for the population overall but the hope of eventual improvement provides little comfort to, nick workman workman is 31 years old and served four years in. iraq as an... | The jobless rate for vets of. the first Gulf War is 5.9 percent For earlier conflicts it's 7.2 percent In both cases lower than the nine percent. rate for the population overall But the, hope of eventual, improvement provides little. comfort to Nick Workman Workman is 31 years old and served four years in Iraq. as an i... | the jobless rate for vets of the first gulf war is 5.9 percent. for earlier conflicts, it's 7.2 percent. in both cases, lower than the nine percent rate for the population overall. but the hope of eventual improvement provides little comfort to nick workman. workman is 31 years old and served four years in iraq as an i... |
You're able to plan, you're able to supervise, you know, the execution of that plan, you know how to work well within a team - not only within the team, but in charge of the team. | you're able to plan you're able to supervise you know the execution of that plan you know how to work well within a, team, - not; only within the team; but in, charge of the | You're able to plan you're able to supervise you know the execution of that plan you know. how, to work well within a team - not only within the team but in charge of the | you're able to plan, you're able to supervise, you know, the execution of that plan, you know how to work well within a team - not only within the team, but in charge of the team. |
He thought attaining the rank of captain would be like getting an advanced degree. | he thought attaining the rank of, captain would be. like getting an advanced | He thought attaining the rank of captain would be like getting an advanced | he thought attaining the rank of captain would be like getting an advanced degree. |
This is what the Army was telling me. The pitch was: That is essentially equivalent to a Master's degree, in the eyes of an employer. | this is what the army was, telling me, the pitch was: that is, essentially equivalent to a master's, degree in the eyes of an | This is what the Army was telling me The pitch was: That is essentially equivalent to a Master's degree in. the eyes of an | this is what the army was telling me. the pitch was: that is essentially equivalent to a master's degree, in the eyes of an employer. |
But since returning in 2006, Workman hasn't found any job requiring a college degree. Last month he was laid off from a bookstore. Workman says employers seem worried that vets might be struggling with PTSD or other injuries that might affect their work. | but since returning in 2006, workman hasn't found any job requiring a college degree last month he, was laid off from a bookstore workman says, employers seem worried that, vets might be struggling with ptsd; or other injuries that might affect their | But. since returning in 2006, Workman hasn't found any job requiring, a college degree Last month he was laid off from a bookstore Workman, says employers seem worried that vets might be, struggling, with PTSD or other injuries that might affect their | but since returning in 2006, workman hasn't found any job requiring a college degree. last month he was laid off from a bookstore. workman says employers seem worried that vets might be struggling with ptsd or other injuries that might affect their work. |
I get that sort of trepidation, that timid walking on eggshells around certain questions, you know. | i; get that sort of trepidation that timid walking, on eggshells around, certain questions you | I get. that sort of trepidation, that timid walking on eggshells around certain questions, you | i get that sort of trepidation, that timid walking on eggshells around certain questions, you know. |
Veterans advocate Tarantino says the public may be weary of hearing about war. | veterans advocate tarantino says the public may, be weary of hearing about. | Veterans advocate Tarantino says the public may be weary of hearing about | veterans advocate tarantino says the public may be weary of hearing about war. |
What worries me, what does keep me up at night is that the American people are going to stop paying attention. They're going to stop caring. And in turn our leaders in Congress are going to stop paying attention and caring. | what worries me what does keep, me up at night is that the american people are going to stop paying attention they're going to, stop caring, and in turn our leaders in congress are going to stop paying attention and. | What worries me what does keep me up, at night; is that the American people are going to stop paying attention They're going to stop. caring And in turn our, leaders in Congress are going to stop, paying attention and | what worries me, what does keep me up at night is that the american people are going to stop paying attention. they're going to stop caring. and in turn our leaders in congress are going to stop paying attention and caring. |
And that apathy, he says, may prove to be a vet's worst enemy yet. Yuki Noguchi, NPR News, Washington. | and that apathy, he says may prove to be a vet's worst enemy yet yuki noguchi npr news | And that apathy he says may prove to be a, vet's worst enemy yet, Yuki Noguchi NPR News | and that apathy, he says, may prove to be a vet's worst enemy yet. yuki noguchi, npr news, washington. |
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block. | this is. all things considered from. npr news i'm melissa | This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR. News I'm Melissa | this is all things considered from npr news. i'm melissa block. |
And I'm Audie Cornish. Nineteen U.S. embassies and consulates in the Middle East and Africa will stay closed for the rest of the week. The State Department says that it's operating out of an abundance of caution amid intelligence reports about the possibility of terrorist attacks. And, as NPR's Michele Kelemen reports,... | and, i'm audie cornish nineteen u.s embassies and consulates in the middle east and africa will stay, closed for the rest of the, week the state department says that it's, operating out of an abundance of caution amid intelligence reports about the possibility of terrorist attacks and as npr's michele kelemen reports i... | And I'm Audie Cornish Nineteen U.S embassies and consulates, in the Middle East and Africa will stay; closed for the rest of the week, The State Department says that it's operating out of an abundance of caution amid intelligence reports about the possibility of terrorist attacks And as NPR's, Michele Kelemen. reports,... | and i'm audie cornish. nineteen u.s. embassies and consulates in the middle east and africa will stay closed for the rest of the week. the state department says that it's operating out of an abundance of caution amid intelligence reports about the possibility of terrorist attacks. and, as npr's michele kelemen reports,... |
The State Department says it's been evaluating all the threat information and deciding post by post which ones could reopen and which need to stay closed. Britain, France and others have closed their embassies in Yemen, where al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula is based. U.S. closures are far more extensive, including Ye... | the state department says it's been evaluating all the threat information and deciding post by post. which ones could reopen and which need to stay closed britain france and. others have closed their embassies in yemen where; al-qaida in the arabian peninsula is based u.s closures are far more extensive including yemen... | The State Department says it's been, evaluating all the threat information and deciding post by post which ones could reopen and which need to stay closed Britain France and others have closed their embassies in Yemen where al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula is based U.S closures are far more extensive including, Yemen ... | the state department says it's been evaluating all the threat information and deciding post by post which ones could reopen and which need to stay closed. britain, france and others have closed their embassies in yemen, where al-qaida in the arabian peninsula is based. u.s. closures are far more extensive, including ye... |
Spokesperson Marie Harf says 19 in all will be closed for the remainder of this week. | spokesperson marie harf says, 19 in all will be closed for the remainder, of this | Spokesperson Marie Harf says 19 in all will be closed, for the remainder of this | spokesperson marie harf says 19 in all will be closed for the remainder of this week. |
We continue to refine our assessment of this threat. We continue, as you can imagine, to get new information. And as we do so, we'll evaluate our security needs going forward. | we continue to refine our assessment of this threat we continue as you can imagine to get new information and as we do. so we'll evaluate. our security needs going, | We, continue to refine our assessment of this threat We, continue, as you can imagine to get new information And as we do so we'll evaluate our security needs going | we continue to refine our assessment of this threat. we continue, as you can imagine, to get new information. and as we do so, we'll evaluate our security needs going forward. |
A former ambassador, Ronald Neumann, who runs the American Academy of Diplomacy, sees this as the latest fallout over the controversy surrounding last year's attack in Benghazi that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three others. | a former ambassador ronald neumann who runs the american academy of diplomacy sees this as the latest fallout over the controversy surrounding last year's attack in benghazi that, killed the u.s ambassador to libya and three | A former ambassador Ronald Neumann who runs the American, Academy of Diplomacy sees this as the latest fallout over the controversy surrounding last year's attack in Benghazi that killed the U.S ambassador to Libya and three | a former ambassador, ronald neumann, who runs the american academy of diplomacy, sees this as the latest fallout over the controversy surrounding last year's attack in benghazi that killed the u.s. ambassador to libya and three others. |
Politicizing Benghazi in the feeding frenzy of the Congress has made this issue of security so sensitive that this and other administrations will continue to overreact and keep diplomats from actually making the judgments on the ground that they need to make. | politicizing benghazi in the feeding, frenzy of. the congress has made this issue of security so sensitive that this and other administrations, will continue to overreact and; keep diplomats from actually making the. judgments on the ground that they need to | Politicizing Benghazi in the feeding frenzy of the Congress has made this issue of security so sensitive that this and other administrations will continue to overreact and keep diplomats from. actually making the judgments on the ground that they need to | politicizing benghazi in the feeding frenzy of the congress has made this issue of security so sensitive that this and other administrations will continue to overreact and keep diplomats from actually making the judgments on the ground that they need to make. |
Neumann was ambassador to many trouble spots, including Afghanistan, Bahrain and Algeria. He says it's unusual, though not unprecedented, for Washington to close embassies, but there is a downside. | neumann was ambassador to many trouble, spots including afghanistan bahrain and algeria he says it's unusual though not unprecedented for washington to close embassies but there is a | Neumann was. ambassador to, many trouble spots including Afghanistan Bahrain and Algeria He says it's unusual. though not unprecedented for Washington to. close embassies but there is. a | neumann was ambassador to many trouble spots, including afghanistan, bahrain and algeria. he says it's unusual, though not unprecedented, for washington to close embassies, but there is a downside. |
You're telegraphing that you can basically close down a good piece of our worldwide diplomacy for an extended period of time if you can generate enough threat information. This would seem to me to create a new problem that you may have to deal with in the future of bogus threats. | you're telegraphing that you can basically close down a, good piece of our worldwide diplomacy for an extended period, of time if you can generate enough threat information this, would seem to me to create a new problem, that you may have to deal. with in the future of bogus | You're telegraphing that you can basically close down; a good piece of our. worldwide, diplomacy for an, extended period of time, if. you can generate enough threat information This would seem to me to create a, new problem that you may have to deal. with in; the future of bogus | you're telegraphing that you can basically close down a good piece of our worldwide diplomacy for an extended period of time if you can generate enough threat information. this would seem to me to create a new problem that you may have to deal with in the future of bogus threats. |
I lucked out by joining the National Guard and signing up to go airborne. It was the only way they were taking anyone. | i lucked out by joining; the national guard and signing up to go airborne it was, the only way they were taking | I lucked out by joining the National Guard and signing up to go airborne It, was the only way they were taking | i lucked out by joining the national guard and signing up to go airborne. it was the only way they were taking anyone. |
The next time Wurzburg came out of treatment, he graduated into the Young Adult Recovery Program - a one-year pilot project run by a network of addiction treatment services called Gosnold on Cape Cod. Wurzburg agreed to live in a sober house, attend a daily 12-step group meeting and get individual counseling. There's a... | the next time wurzburg came out of. treatment he graduated into the young adult recovery; program - a one-year pilot project run by, a. network of addiction treatment services called gosnold on cape cod. wurzburg agreed to live in a sober house attend a daily. 12-step group meeting and get individual counseling there's... | The next time Wurzburg came out of treatment he graduated into the Young Adult Recovery Program - a one-year pilot project run by a network of addiction treatment, services, called Gosnold on Cape Cod Wurzburg agreed to live in, a sober, house attend a. daily 12-step group meeting and get individual counseling There's ... | the next time wurzburg came out of treatment, he graduated into the young adult recovery program - a one-year pilot project run by a network of addiction treatment services called gosnold on cape cod. wurzburg agreed to live in a sober house, attend a daily 12-step group meeting and get individual counseling. there's a... |
Like how to manage their emotions, how to go to meetings, how to fill out job applications, how to take care of themselves, how to go back to school - be a cheerleader - a beacon of hope, you know? | like how to. manage their emotions. how to go to, meetings, how to fill. out job applications how, to take care of themselves how to go back to school - be a cheerleader - a beacon of hope you, | Like how to manage. their emotions how to go to meetings how to fill out job applications how to take, care of themselves how to go back to. school; - be, a cheerleader - a beacon, of hope you | like how to manage their emotions, how to go to meetings, how to fill out job applications, how to take care of themselves, how to go back to school - be a cheerleader - a beacon of hope, you know? |
Pydynkowski leans forward, ticking off the list of things he and Wurzburg do together - visits with Wurzburg's parents, a reunion in Los Angeles with Wurzburg's twin brother - fishing and 6:15 a.m. trips to a coffee shop before Narcotics Anonymous meetings. It may sound like giving him so much attention would be very e... | pydynkowski leans forward ticking off the list of things he and wurzburg do. together - visits with wurzburg's parents a reunion in los angeles with wurzburg's twin brother - fishing and 6:15 a.m, trips to a. coffee shop, before narcotics anonymous meetings it may. sound, like giving him so much, attention would, be ve... | Pydynkowski leans forward ticking off the; list of things he and. Wurzburg do together - visits with Wurzburg's, parents a reunion in Los Angeles with Wurzburg's, twin brother - fishing and 6:15 a.m trips to a coffee shop before Narcotics Anonymous meetings It may sound like giving him so much attention would be very e... | pydynkowski leans forward, ticking off the list of things he and wurzburg do together - visits with wurzburg's parents, a reunion in los angeles with wurzburg's twin brother - fishing and 6:15 a.m. trips to a coffee shop before narcotics anonymous meetings. it may sound like giving him so much attention would be very e... |
Taking insulin, maybe watching my diet, getting my blood work drawn, going to different appointments, walking on the treadmill, making sure I'm taking care of myself - this is the same thing. | taking insulin maybe. watching my diet getting my blood work drawn going to different appointments walking. on the treadmill, making sure i'm taking care of myself - this is the same | Taking insulin maybe watching my, diet getting my blood work drawn going to different, appointments walking on the treadmill making sure I'm taking care of myself - this; is the same | taking insulin, maybe watching my diet, getting my blood work drawn, going to different appointments, walking on the treadmill, making sure i'm taking care of myself - this is the same thing. |
New York and Tennessee pay for peer coaches to help treat addiction through Medicaid - something Massachusetts is taking a look at. Gosnold director Ray Tamasi says coaches are more effective in many cases than sending patients to an expensive rehab facility for weeks at a time. | new york. and tennessee pay for peer coaches to, help treat, addiction through medicaid - something massachusetts; is. taking a look at gosnold director ray tamasi says coaches. are more effective; in many cases. than sending patients to an expensive rehab facility for weeks at a | New York and Tennessee pay for peer coaches to help treat addiction, through Medicaid - something Massachusetts is. taking a look at Gosnold director Ray Tamasi says coaches are more effective in; many cases than sending patients to an expensive rehab facility, for weeks at a | new york and tennessee pay for peer coaches to help treat addiction through medicaid - something massachusetts is taking a look at. gosnold director ray tamasi says coaches are more effective in many cases than sending patients to an expensive rehab facility for weeks at a time. |
More beds is not an answer to addiction. You can't just keep people in beds all the time. | more beds is not an answer to addiction you can't just; keep people in beds all the | More beds is not an answer to addiction You can't. just, keep people. in beds all the | more beds is not an answer to addiction. you can't just keep people in beds all the time. |
To prove his point, Tamasi compared the records of 54 young adults in the pilot program one year before and one year after it began. There was an 83 percent reduction in emissions to rehabilitation facilities. Emergency room visits went from 16 to one. There were no new legal offenses. More than half of the participant... | to prove his point tamasi compared the records of 54 young adults in the pilot program one year before and one year after it began there. was an 83 percent reduction, in emissions to rehabilitation facilities emergency, room. visits went from 16 to one there were no new legal offenses more than, half of the participant... | To prove his point Tamasi compared, the. records of 54 young adults in the pilot program one year, before and one year after it began There was an. 83 percent reduction in emissions to rehabilitation facilities Emergency; room visits went from 16 to one There. were no new legal offenses More than half of the participan... | to prove his point, tamasi compared the records of 54 young adults in the pilot program one year before and one year after it began. there was an 83 percent reduction in emissions to rehabilitation facilities. emergency room visits went from 16 to one. there were no new legal offenses. more than half of the participant... |
Just trying to keep doing a little better than I did yesterday. | just trying to. keep doing a little better than i did | Just trying to keep doing a little better than I. did | just trying to keep doing a little better than i did yesterday. |
For NPR News, I'm Martha Bebinger in Boston. | for npr news i'm martha bebinger in | For NPR News I'm Martha Bebinger in | for npr news, i'm martha bebinger in boston. |
That story is part of a reporting partnership between NPR, WBUR and Kaiser Health News. | that story is part of a reporting partnership between npr wbur and kaiser health | That story is part of a reporting partnership between NPR WBUR and Kaiser Health. | that story is part of a reporting partnership between npr, wbur and kaiser health news. |
It's MORNING EDITION, from NPR News. I'm Renee Montagne. | it's morning edition from, npr news i'm renee, | It's MORNING EDITION from NPR News I'm Renee | it's morning edition, from npr news. i'm renee montagne. |
Today in Your Health, tiny tools for pediatric surgery. But first, let's look at treating asthma in children. There's been a dramatic, worldwide increase in childhood asthma. And as NPR's Patti Neighmond reports, some studies suggest that a common medication could be playing a role. | today in your health tiny tools for pediatric surgery but, first let's look at treating asthma in children there's been a dramatic worldwide increase in childhood asthma and as npr's patti neighmond reports some studies suggest that a common medication could be playing a | Today in Your Health tiny tools for pediatric surgery But first let's, look; at treating asthma in children There's been a dramatic worldwide increase in childhood. asthma And, as NPR's Patti Neighmond reports some studies suggest that a common medication could be, playing a | today in your health, tiny tools for pediatric surgery. but first, let's look at treating asthma in children. there's been a dramatic, worldwide increase in childhood asthma. and as npr's patti neighmond reports, some studies suggest that a common medication could be playing a role. |
Dr. John McBride sees lots of kids with asthma. He's a pediatric pulmonologist at Akron Children's Hospital in Ohio. He knew of studies that raised concern about the safety of acetaminophen - brand-named Tylenol - to treat colds and fever in kids with asthma. So he decided to look more closely at the research. | dr john mcbride sees lots, of kids with asthma, he's a pediatric pulmonologist at akron children's hospital in ohio he knew of, studies that raised, concern about, the safety of acetaminophen - brand-named tylenol - to treat colds and fever in; kids, with asthma so he decided to look more closely at the. | Dr John McBride sees lots, of kids with asthma He's a pediatric pulmonologist at Akron Children's Hospital in Ohio He knew of studies that raised concern about the safety of acetaminophen - brand-named, Tylenol - to treat colds and fever in kids with asthma So he decided to look more closely at the | dr. john mcbride sees lots of kids with asthma. he's a pediatric pulmonologist at akron children's hospital in ohio. he knew of studies that raised concern about the safety of acetaminophen - brand-named tylenol - to treat colds and fever in kids with asthma. so he decided to look more closely at the research. |
DR. JOHN MCBRIDE: I was stunned. | dr john mcbride: i was | DR JOHN MCBRIDE: I was | dr. john mcbride: i was stunned. |
Because all the studies he looked at showed a link between asthma and acetaminophen. | because all the studies he looked at showed a link between asthma and | Because all the studies; he looked at showed a link between asthma and | because all the studies he looked at showed a link between asthma and acetaminophen. |
The more acetaminophen somebody takes, the more likely it is that they have asthma. Also, there's an incredible consistency. Everybody around the world who's looked for this association has been able to find it. | the more acetaminophen somebody takes the more likely it is that they have asthma also there's an incredible consistency everybody around the world who's looked for; this association has been able. to find | The more acetaminophen somebody takes the more likely it is that. they have asthma Also there's an, incredible consistency Everybody around the world who's looked for this association, has been able to find, | the more acetaminophen somebody takes, the more likely it is that they have asthma. also, there's an incredible consistency. everybody around the world who's looked for this association has been able to find it. |
In asthma, the airways of the lungs get blocked by mucous and narrow, leading to wheezing and shortness of breath. And the rise in asthma has closely paralleled the increased use of acetaminophen. | in asthma the airways of the lungs get blocked by mucous and narrow leading to wheezing, and shortness of breath and the rise in asthma has closely paralleled the increased use of | In asthma the airways of the lungs get blocked by. mucous and, narrow leading to wheezing and shortness of breath And the rise in asthma has closely paralleled the increased use of | in asthma, the airways of the lungs get blocked by mucous and narrow, leading to wheezing and shortness of breath. and the rise in asthma has closely paralleled the increased use of acetaminophen. |
Now, there are no scientific studies proving the medication causes asthma, but McBride says it may make asthma worse in kids who already have it. | now there. are no scientific studies proving the medication causes asthma but mcbride says it may make asthma worse in kids who already have | Now there are no scientific studies, proving the medication causes asthma but. McBride says it, may make asthma worse in kids who already have, | now, there are no scientific studies proving the medication causes asthma, but mcbride says it may make asthma worse in kids who already have it. |
OK. Martez, we've got a... | ok martez we've got | OK Martez we've got | ok. martez, we've got a... |
(SOUNDBITE OF BEEPING) | (soundbite of | (SOUNDBITE OF | (soundbite of beeping) |
(SOUNDBITE OF COUGHING) | (soundbite of. | (SOUNDBITE OF | (soundbite of coughing) |
Nine-month-old Martez coughs and wheezes as Dr. McBride examines him and talks with his mom, Ceasha Moorer, about his asthma. | nine-month-old martez, coughs and wheezes, as dr mcbride examines. him. and talks with his mom. ceasha moorer about his | Nine-month-old Martez coughs and wheezes as Dr McBride. examines him and talks with his mom Ceasha Moorer about his | nine-month-old martez coughs and wheezes as dr. mcbride examines him and talks with his mom, ceasha moorer, about his asthma. |
He coughs. He wheezes. There are multiple symptoms. He works very hard to breathe. When he's excited from crawling or even laughing, then he breathes really hard. | he coughs he wheezes there, are multiple symptoms he works very hard to breathe when he's excited from crawling or even laughing then, he, breathes really | He coughs, He wheezes There are multiple symptoms He works very hard. to breathe When he's excited from crawling or even laughing then he, breathes really | he coughs. he wheezes. there are multiple symptoms. he works very hard to breathe. when he's excited from crawling or even laughing, then he breathes really hard. |
In the past, when Martez got a cold, Moorer gave him Tylenol. But it seemed to make his symptoms worse. At McBride's suggestion, she stopped using it. Then one day, her aunt was looking after Martez when he had a cold. | in the past when martez got a cold moorer gave him tylenol but it seemed to make. his symptoms worse at; mcbride's suggestion she stopped using it then one day her aunt was looking. after martez when he had a | In the past when Martez got a cold Moorer gave him Tylenol But it seemed to make his. symptoms worse At McBride's suggestion she stopped using it Then one day her aunt was looking after Martez when, he had a | in the past, when martez got a cold, moorer gave him tylenol. but it seemed to make his symptoms worse. at mcbride's suggestion, she stopped using it. then one day, her aunt was looking after martez when he had a cold. |
And I told her don't give him Tylenol. I didn't specify that it was acetaminophen. And she actually gave him a cold medicine, but it seemed to make him kind of worse. And I looked at the active ingredients, and acetaminophen was in the active ingredients. | and. i told her don't give him tylenol i, didn't specify that it. was acetaminophen and she actually gave, him, a cold medicine but it seemed to make him kind of worse and i looked at the active ingredients and acetaminophen; was in the active | And I told her don't, give him Tylenol I didn't specify that it was acetaminophen And she, actually. gave, him a cold medicine but it seemed to. make him kind of worse, And. I looked at; the active ingredients and acetaminophen was in. the active | and i told her don't give him tylenol. i didn't specify that it was acetaminophen. and she actually gave him a cold medicine, but it seemed to make him kind of worse. and i looked at the active ingredients, and acetaminophen was in the active ingredients. |
In fact, acetaminophen is an ingredient in many cough and cold products, including Nyquil, Robitussin and Theraflu. It might exacerbate asthma because it decreases levels of a molecule called glutathione, which protects the lungs. | in fact acetaminophen is an ingredient in many cough and cold products including nyquil robitussin. and theraflu it might exacerbate asthma because it decreases levels of a. molecule called glutathione which protects the | In fact acetaminophen is an ingredient in many cough and cold products including Nyquil Robitussin and Theraflu It; might exacerbate. asthma because it decreases levels of a molecule called glutathione which protects the | in fact, acetaminophen is an ingredient in many cough and cold products, including nyquil, robitussin and theraflu. it might exacerbate asthma because it decreases levels of a molecule called glutathione, which protects the lungs. |
Removing the beneficial effect of glutathione exactly at a time that children's lungs are being irritated might end up being just one factor that contributes to the onset of an asthma attack. | removing. the, beneficial effect of glutathione exactly. at a time that children's lungs are being irritated might end up being just one factor that contributes to the onset of an asthma | Removing the beneficial effect of glutathione exactly at a. time that children's lungs are being, irritated might end up being just one factor that contributes to the onset of an asthma | removing the beneficial effect of glutathione exactly at a time that children's lungs are being irritated might end up being just one factor that contributes to the onset of an asthma attack. |
So McBride says don't give acetaminophen to a child who has asthma. Some doctors say it's too soon for that advice. Dr. Stanley Szefler heads of pediatric pharmacology at National Jewish Health in Denver. He says many factors could play a role in the rise of asthma. | so. mcbride says don't give acetaminophen to a child. who has asthma some doctors say it's too soon for that advice dr stanley szefler heads of pediatric pharmacology at national jewish; health in denver he says many factors could, play; a role. in the; rise of | So McBride says don't give acetaminophen to a child who has asthma. Some doctors say, it's too soon for that advice Dr Stanley Szefler heads of pediatric pharmacology at National; Jewish Health in Denver, He says many factors could play a role in the rise, of | so mcbride says don't give acetaminophen to a child who has asthma. some doctors say it's too soon for that advice. dr. stanley szefler heads of pediatric pharmacology at national jewish health in denver. he says many factors could play a role in the rise of asthma. |
DR. STANLEY SZEFLER: Vitamin D insufficiency or dietary changes or air pollution or better control of infections are perhaps all related to the increasing prevalence of asthma. | dr stanley szefler: vitamin d insufficiency or, dietary changes or. air pollution. or better control of infections are perhaps all related to the increasing prevalence of | DR STANLEY SZEFLER: Vitamin D. insufficiency. or dietary changes or air pollution or better control of infections are perhaps; all related to the increasing prevalence of | dr. stanley szefler: vitamin d insufficiency or dietary changes or air pollution or better control of infections are perhaps all related to the increasing prevalence of asthma. |
And he says it's very important to control a fever. Dr. McBride agrees, but says ibuprofen is a safer bet - at least until ongoing studies provide answers about the safety of acetaminophen for kids with asthma. | and he, says, it's very important to, control a fever dr mcbride agrees but says ibuprofen is, a safer bet - at least until ongoing studies provide answers about, the safety of acetaminophen for kids. with | And he says it's very important, to control, a fever Dr McBride agrees but says ibuprofen is a safer bet, - at least until; ongoing; studies provide answers about the safety of acetaminophen for, kids with | and he says it's very important to control a fever. dr. mcbride agrees, but says ibuprofen is a safer bet - at least until ongoing studies provide answers about the safety of acetaminophen for kids with asthma. |
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