And it could result in lives lost unless we have enforceable rules and regulations that protect the traveling public, not just the folks who may be behind the wheel but also passengers in vehicles out on the roads today. Driving continues to be one of the deadliest activities. The reason the framework issued yesterday concerned me so greatly is that it depends on voluntary selfassessment by the industry as opposed to mandatory rules. It was termed by one report even less burdensome than the voluntary one issued under the obama administration. The net effect would be to leave enforcement virtually toothless. So i am putting to you the question, to all of the witnesses here today, isnt it necessary to have mandatory rules and regulations enforced by the government, by the department of transportation or some enforcer to protect the traveling public . I think thats absolutely true. There has to be weve seen too many examples of and thats one of our concerns, is whether or not theres going
Here, so here we go. Phones off. You know how i am about phones. Okay. All right. Here we go. So the topic today is life in this morning is life in the 22nd century. And, you know im an engineer. I see a phone on back there. Turn off that light, or a computer or something. Thank you. You know, when people talk about the future of the 22nd century, im sort of like, i go into my engineer mode and go, well, what are you going to do about cosmic rays when you fly to outer space and what about the time problem . Im kind of a wet blanket. But these three panelists are very well qualified with actual facts to talk about the 22nd century and what we might anticipate. So our three speakers, im going to introduce them in the order theyre going to speak, and theyll get ten to 15 minutes. If they talk too long, i cut them off. All right. So our first speaker is david grinspoon, who is an astrobiologist, which is super cool. Its like, you know, biology and space. Its very weird. So thats what he do
This desk, everything looking great. And i think jim jinxed me by saying dont jinx it. I think that thats what happened. I think he jinxed it, right here so what happened, the minute i stepped foot off the studio we had an accident. And maybe it is still lingering out there with a vehicle fire, some injuries, as well. Good news meisha, okay. Oh, sorry to hear that. At least it is quiet in the Weather Department for another day. You said it, it will be another warm day, feeling much more like august again is this pattern ever going to end . But we do have some cooling. That will take place in the days ahead, which we will get to later in the show. Just to get you out the door, notice, few little speckles show up on dollars the radar here, dont worry about, that we have some ground clutter, for the most part just got a very, very thin vale of clouds it is generally clear. Although, some of you, because there is still some moisture to work with, may run into few patches of fog this mornin
Emotions are running high good evening im jessica dean. And im nicole brewer. Ukee washington has the night off. The closures affect thousands of students at six schools in the Monroe Township School District. David spunt is live from williamstown where tempers flared tonight. Reporter a lot of tempers. This meeting began at 7 00 tonight t it is 11 00 believe it or not there are still people inside Williamstown High School right now venting their frustrations and concerns. Tonight the entire district is affected. Hundreds of angry parents packed the Williamstown High School auditorium monday night during an Emergency School Board Meeting thanks to mold found in the schools the meeting was so filled people had to leave at the request of the fire marshall. We want to make sure everything is the way it should be. So everybody feels comfortable. Now people are far from comfortable. He would come home with headaches, a stomachaches, i changed his medications around. I did a lot. Reporter pa
That will be live right here on 6abc. Plus, were going to try and sort out this fall and summer thing with karen rogers in for david and matt pelman. Good morning. The weather whiplash will continue. Thats right. Im going to try to dress so you know what to do so today is summer, no sleeves. Well be ready for fall yesterday thats right, youre all mixed up. Satellite and radar showing us we had that rain from yesterday moved out of here, couple sprinkles tried to happen overnight and just really didnt. We have a few clouds stuck with us currently through the region. Lets look at these temperatures as youre starting your day. Its a mild start to the day. Were looking at these numbers. 73 in philadelphia, so, yes, were already above our average high for this date. Its only 67 in reading. 73 in atlantic city. Heres how the day is going to roll. Its going to be warm today. Its going to be muggy. Well see sunshine mixing with some clouds at 7 00 a. M. , 71. Lunchtime the upper 70s. Were into