Tuesday, January 3, 2023

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🗓️ 3 January 2023

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Coaches and players react after Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals; Republican Kevin McCarthy seeks House speaker job; and New York seeks ways to address record numbers of people struggling to find housing.

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0:00.0	Buffalo Bill Safety, DeMar Hamlin, collided with another player.
0:05.8	He stood back up as football players learned to do no matter what, and then he tumbled
0:09.7	back down on the turf.
0:11.2	What's the NFL star's condition after cardiac arrest?
0:14.1	I'm Rob Schmitz with Steve Innskeep, and this is up first from NPR News.
0:21.2	Kevin McCarthy needs the support of almost every Republican to become Speaker of the House.
0:25.5	How could he round up the votes today and what happens to the House if he doesn't?
0:29.1	Also, New York City considers a new approach to people living on the street.
0:32.9	You know, I've been in New York since 96, and it's definitely gotten worse.
0:37.2	So the city wants to hospitalize more people who are mentally ill, whether they want it
0:41.8	or not.
0:42.8	Who really gains from that?
0:44.4	Stay with us.
0:45.4	We've got the news you need to start your day.
0:53.6	Injuries are part of all sports, but football is unique for the number of serious injuries
0:58.6	people suffer while millions watch on TV.
1:01.4	Last night came an event so startling that the NFL suspended Monday night football early
1:06.1	in the first quarter.
1:07.1	Demar Hamlin of the Buffalo Bills collided with another player stood up and then collapsed.
1:12.3	His heart had stopped.
1:13.8	And Pierce Tom Goldman is covering the story.
1:15.7	Tom Good morning.
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