Severe gangrene. All i know hear me on the radio but i keep thinking the time will go. The toe was already dead. I just touched it. He broke my toe his toe fell off. Chad, buddy, we are amputating the whole foot. You knew this was coming. Devon. What do you think they got for dessert . You cant keep me here irving you need to settle down. Cara calm down. Get me out calm down. New admission. 21yearold girl, history of iv drug use. Likely endo. She was trying to steal dilaudid. Now she wants to leave ama. Shes been spiking fever, vomiting. Sister shes using again. Hey, hey. She took all my money and spent it on oxy. yelling oy, listen to me. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Please, stop. Hey, hey, hey. See these . See these . These are oslers nodes caused by bacteria swarming in your blood and moving throughout your body. Classic for endocarditis, an infection of the heart valve. Happens to drug users all the time. If you walk out of here without any antibiotics, this will kill you. If you give u
Point as North Carolina, so we are going to be impacted that way with specially regard to coastal impacts when it comes to wind. Because, frankly, there are still question marks, as to where this storm is actually going to track. We will have far more on that throughout the show. But, in the meantime, we are very likely going to have some coastal flooding out of this beach errosion, simply because the surf will be strong regardless. And again, more on that as the show goes on. Currently, where we stands, though, in some pretty really fantastic weather right now. It is very comfortable outside. Youre in the 50s, 60s, depending on location, with very modest breeze it, feels so crisp outside and refreshing, and with full sunshine today, courtesy of High Pressure, at least for now, we can expect to get in on a nice warm and comfortably warm afternoon with lower humidity and the sunshine, just looking like a nice day. Now, made in america of course coming up here, how does it look right now
Rain across extreme southern new jersey, into delaware, as well. As of 5 00 a. M. , hermine still has 60mile per hour winds, east northeast 21 Miles Per Hour, so it is on the move for the next 24 hours, everything kind of slows down, almost stalls off the midatlantic coastline, just slow to the north and east through wednesday. And even though it will lose tropical characteristics, it will still have strong winds, still possibly as high as Hurricane Force as it gets back out over the water. So this weekend, the center will pass off the east coast, still close enough to bring the highest impact to the jersey shore, delaware beaches. So coastal flooding likely with us is continued winds over 40 Miles Per Hour for several days here. So later today, wind start to increase, 35 to 45 Miles Per Hour, gusting to 60, and the heaviest lane will be again along the coastline possibly three or more inches, rough surf, tidal flooding around times of high tide. Winds not so much of an issue right now
We will be in the mid to upper 50s this afternoon, damp and chilly, showers especially this morning and trying out a little bit as we head into the the afternoon but again we do have some sunshine in the extended forecast and ill let you know when to finally break out sunglasses coming up in a couple of minutes. All right, lauren, thank you. New this morning, one person is dead after a fire in the Apartment Building in chest new hill. It happened at the 7600 block of even if ton avenue. Fire started in one unit but building evacuation may have caused some problems here. Victim is a man in his 50s and there is no word on exactly what caused his death. Thousands in the region are without power this morning but numbers are dropping, so that is a good sign. A ac electric reports more than 880 customers are in the dark and here in pennsylvania, peco reports 3400 outages, mostly in philadelphia just under 500 del marva customers are still without power. And we know it is a very raw morning h
Out, my share of the path. And dick cheney on coronary disease. His book is also coming out in 2013. Sarah weinman of publishers marketplace and Bob Minzesheimer of usa today, we appreciate your time today on booktv. Sarah kilborne recounts the crew of her greatgreatgrandfather, William Skinner, a textile manufacture in the mid19th century. The author recalls skinners immigration from london and his career ascendancy from a worker and a silk mill to the owner of his own factory, the mill village, skinnerville. In 1870 for a dam burst near skinnerville and destroyed the town and forced William Skinner to rebuild. This is about an hour. Thank you, bill. And thank you for your support of american phoenix. And thank you all for coming out tonight. And thank you and thank you, cspan, and booktv for being here. Its a real honor. And im thrilled to be able to share with you american phoenix, american phoenix the remarkable story of William Skinner, a man who turned disaster into destiny. So o