Chest Pressure News Today

in the forecast. here in new york city, minus seven degrees. that is not a typo. the wind chill could reach minus 100 degrees on top of mt. washington in new hampshire because of the hurricane-force winds. the arctic blast in the northeast comes after a deadly ice storm reeked havoc across the south leaving eight people dead. well check in on the latest forecast in a moment. first, we have our cnn affiliate reporter live on the ground in burlington, vermont. its close to zero degrees w...

♪ ♪ youre watching "cnn news central." we begin with breaking news. two major stories were following right now. one overseas and the other on capitol hill. any moment we expect to hear from secretary of state antony blinken after a series of key meetings during his high-stakes trip to israel. soon the house is expected to debate an expulsion resolution for george santos. santos lashed out at colleagues during a news conference, accusing them of bullying in the wake of the scath...

complicating the process and states complained there left to pay for much of the problem. we will have more on that in a few minutes with arizona attorney general mark renovate. lets go to david spunt covering from wilmington, delaware. the white house is not calling this a crisis but there said even the federal emergency agency, how is that going on with the public? >> the white house is calling this a challenge right now other than southern border. they want fema to be used for weath...

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And late today, the montana race for senate, that was finally called. democrat jon tester holding on, though president trump campaigned hard to unseat him. and we are also awaiting results in the arizona senate race, as well. democrat kyrsten sinema versus republican martha mcsally, not yet decided. well continue to follow it. in the meantime, we move onto the other news tonight. the emergency evacuations at a hotel in downtown nashville, after more than a dozen guests were suddenly sickened. ...

Dr. gupta makes a compelling point that the m.e. said choke hold and prone position and chest pressure caused the death. if youre the grand jury looking at it and theyre looking at the video, too, theyre saying he was still breathing after he hit the ground. so maybe the choke hold didnt kill him. maybe it was the cop pushing down on his back causing the chest pressure. they were investigating pantaleo, the cop who administered the choke hold. im speculating here because i dont know what went on...

Attack or electrical arrhythmia. its not that uncommon. its a big big health care issue in the united states. >> how do you know if youre having a heart attack? >> frequently a heart attack has symptoms and can be a asymptomatic. chest pressure, indy guest, shortness of breath with nausea and sweating, it can be silent. you can feel faint or dizzy. you need to be checked early on even if you dont have symptoms. >> allen, 37 years old. you told me you had a family history of it, you were a smoker...

Chest pressure. there is new evidence that shows one of the steps is more important than the other and the thinking has changed on this. this could be a life saver. tell us. >> im not talking now about what people in ambulances do or what they do in the hospital. im talking about what you do if you come across somebody who is unconscious and you want to try to save their life with cpr. in the old days they used to say you compress the chest 15 times, stop, breathe into their mouth, go back, brea...

York university school of medicine. good evening. thank you for coming in. >> hi, bret. >> bret: listen, heart disease is the number one killer in the u.s. once you are a heart patient you are always a heart patient. for the former president, break it down for someone at home, how serious is this? >> i interviewed dr. craig smith for the "washington post" in 2004 after the surgery. what he told me was that president clinton had very extensive disease throughout his coronary arteries and he had t...