CBS Sunday Morning on April 7, 2013
Charles Osgood introduced the stories for April 7, 2013. David Pogue of the New York Times did the cover story on how medical schools employ actors and high-tech mannequins to teach young doctors about operating under stress, diagnosis, and bedside manner, with the clip ending with a smoke alarm incident.
Almanac: William Keith Kellogg was born on April 7, 1860 in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Lee Cowan did a piece on Carol Burnett.
David Edelstein on Roger Ebert:
In recent years he reinvented himself, when a lesser man would have thrown in the towel. That came after cancer, the removal of his jaw, the loss of precious speech.
But this cursed event was in some ways a gift. As a blogger, Ebert was peerless, even better on politics and personal stuff than movies.
Almanac: William Keith Kellogg was born on April 7, 1860 in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Lee Cowan did a piece on Carol Burnett.
David Edelstein on Roger Ebert:
In recent years he reinvented himself, when a lesser man would have thrown in the towel. That came after cancer, the removal of his jaw, the loss of precious speech.
But this cursed event was in some ways a gift. As a blogger, Ebert was peerless, even better on politics and personal stuff than movies.
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