At the same event hosted by Johns Hopkins university, Health Care Professionals discussed reducing waste from their sector and speak about a potential transition to reusable medical supplies. This is about one hour and 15 minutes. Joanne we are about ready for the panelists if people will take their seats. I want to add a few tiny additional notes to the bios. Jeremy is working on a book about medical waste. It is called the working title is called syringe ties. It does have a jersey shore angle. Jody i also wanted to mention the work she is doing at yale. She serves on the National Academy of medicine collaborative on decarbonization. She is plugged in to the nexus of where an awful lot of people are an awful lot of things are happening. When diana talks about caregivers, she means the doctors and nurses. I really wanted a nurse on this panel because nurses are doing in Health Sectors in Health Systems i have visited nurses are doing a lot of the work on the ground. We have a lot of c
Reporter the head of the resorts beach patrol says at least five beach goers have needed treatment for heat exhaustion in the past couple days alone. You sit in that sand and you know its real hot and some of these people dont hydrate themselves. You got to drink a lot of water. Quite honestly you should be down by the waters edge. Reporter thats where crystal planted her chair at 9 00 this morning. It didnt take long for the prime spots on the sand to quickly fill up. I have to. Its too hot back there. Reporter for a good part of the day there was no cooling sea breeze to bring relief. Even right along the coach it felt like 96 making the 73 degree ocean extremely popular. It was so hot we literally spent probably most of the hours in the ocean. You would come out and the sun would burn your skin as soon as you got out. Reporter lifeguards tell us many of the people who have been suffering from heat exhaustion are older folks. They say with the humidity as high as it is even sitting u
To other schools for now. Friday night. The big story is indefinite shutdown of pinelands regional high school. Parents flocked to a meeting to find out what is happening. Jeff chirico is live in tuckerton, ocean county. Jeff . The single screw that fell from the ceiling is causing a disruption in the district. Beginning monday the 800 students that attend the high school will take classes across the street at the junior high school. Im happy with that. Parents were upbeat when they left an emergency meeting where they learned that the Pineland High School will be closed until further notice. The decision was made after a screw in a roof fell on the students thursday. At that point we needed to check the screw in the roofing. The number of screws in the roof thousands. I feel better tonight. This comes as a relief for some that called for the school to be found over air quality concerns. Both of my kids were having issues. We chocked it off to be seasonal. Come to find out, it may not
Students thursday. At that point we needed to check the screw in the roofing. The number of screws in the roof thousands. I feel better tonight. This comes as a relief for some that called for the school to be found over air quality concerns. Both of my kids were having issues. We chocked it off to be seasonal. Come to find out, it may not have been. Junior high students will attend four hours in the afternoon. The plan doesnt please everyone. They dont have flexible jobs, who will watch them . They are getting half the instruction time they are getting now. What do you make of that . Im not happy about that. School fish Officials Say classes wont continue until the roofing work is done. Parents are glad that the classes are no longer being held in the construction zone. We are a community. Well come together. The acting superintendent says students will receive the legally mandated minimum of four hours instruction daily. We are told the roofing project was to be complete in november.
Continue to burn for a 6th day. This morning well show you video of a dramatic rescue. Plus, the northeast extension closed all weekend starting in the Lehigh Valley. Well tell you why. Those stories and more, but first, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the weekend forecast, a little rain starting weekend, chris. Reporter a little bit of drizzle, its muggy and the temperatures are on the warmer side. Tomorrow we break into the full sunshine and back in the 80s. Quick changes over the next 48 hours. 60 degrees in allentown. The normal high is 67. Already at 63 in philadelphia. Cape may, 65. Same number in atlantic city. We have lowlevel clouds, the roads are damp. We had showers pass through a couple of hours ago. Millville 3 miles visibility. Trenton, 4. 8 in the mountains. 9 in reading, 6 in wild. Wildwoods. The wind are out of the east and we have patchy drizzle and fog. The heaviest rains are pushing on by to the north and moving into new york state and into new england. The call