Will Jarvis
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941 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Will Jarvis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In some cases, way worse, with the bigger frame around the windshield completely blocking pedestrians from view during left-hand turns.
Taking all this into account, my colleagues estimated that if today's vehicles were roughly the same size as they were two decades ago, up to 400 pedestrian lives would be saved each year in the U.S.
In response to questions from The Times, automakers said blaming larger vehicles for pedestrian deaths overlooks other issues like the design of American roads.
And they said that new technology designed to detect and avoid pedestrians would help improve safety.
For the full investigation, including how car companies are now making nearly all their profits from bigger vehicles, go to nytimes.com.
James Burroughs, a master of the TV sitcom and the director behind many of America's most famous shows like Cheers and Will & Grace, has died at 85.
Known as the Steven Spielberg of sitcoms, Burroughs won 11 Emmys and directed more than a thousand episodes of TV.
He worked on everything from Friends to Frasier.
The son of a Broadway playwright, Burroughs got his start in the theater before realizing he could use his skills in TV since sitcoms were basically short plays in front of a camera.
His career exploded in the early 1980s when he helped create a sitcom about a bar in Boston where everybody knows your name.
He directed almost all 275 episodes of Cheers, including its last ever, which was one of the most watched finales in TV history.
My colleague Alexis Solosky is a culture reporter for The Times.
She says beyond his natural instinct for comedy, Burroughs also had a gift for nurturing actors and turning individuals into ensembles.
Those are the headlines.
Today on The Daily, a look at the growing movement in the U.S.
to de-prescribe and get patients off of antidepressants.
You can listen to that in the New York Times app or wherever you get your podcasts.
I'm Will Jarvis.
The headlines will be back tomorrow with Tracy Mumford.
From The New York Times, it's The Headlines.
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