Stressful for the body. Dangerously high temperatures and uncomfortable humidity forcing people it to go back to basics to beat the heat. Hydrating. Taking breaks when we can and taking advantage of the shade. I try to stay in the air conditioner. Play in the water. This is a fun, fun way to keep cool. We keep sunscreen on and stay in the shade. We are avoiding the hot sun on that end of the park. Reporter dr. Gladder is an emergency room physician. He says typically the humidity is a bigger problem than the 90degree temperatures, when you sweat effectively. And sweating is how we cool our bodies. So our body temperatures, our core temperature rises. Reporter leading it to heat heatstroke. He says dehydrated people fill Emergency Rooms on days like this. Even if you or your child are surrounded by water, you still need to drink sop. Its your bodys best defense on a hot, humid day. Sometimes they are out for many hours and their parents arent aware that they need to be hydrated. Reporte
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Joining us, im ken rosato. It is tuesday october 27th. Youre never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. Good morning everybody. Today were starting out rather nice, rather comfortable and very id say clear across the area. 47 degrees. As we get going today, were going to be looking at a fair amount of sunshine starting out. 31 around kingston and poughkeepsie. 29 carmel. With a clear sky and almost calm wind the temperatures dropping off to the north. 30 monticello. 36 in belmar and 34 wrightstown. A nice morning here, grab a jacket. Sunshine, a few clouds later on this afternoon. Big old rain coming for tomorrow. Well talk about that next in your accuweather sevenday forecast. Heather orourke is looking at your commute on this fine tuesday morning. I certainly am. Im going to go to the mass transit chart. If you use metro north, Long Island Railroad, new Jersey Transit, the only issue is that ongoing track work on the new haven line. Everything else is running on or clos
Bullets. Good evening at 11 00. Im bill ritter. And im sade baderinwa. The gunfire ringing out during the height of rush hour. The shooting at the busy intersection of dekalb and flatbush avenues. Jim dolan is there with the developing story. Classes were letting out it eschool across the street. There were scores of people out there when the gunfire started. Witnesses say at first down the street then it came down here to the dekalb avenue subway stop. Before it was done, two people were shot. Now a 17yearold is dead and police say the gunman is still out there. Reporter Police Rushed to the crowded intersection of flatbush and dekalb. A deafening barrage that left shell casings scattered around the crowded sidewalk and bullet holes in cars. One of the guns used was found a few blocks police had to comfort the shaken eyewitnesss who saw two teenagers shot in front of them. I was walking across the street. Kids were arguing and the kids started shooting at him and shot him in the head.
Seen anyone this morning. As weve been talking with Homeless People over the past couple of days since that mandate was announced a lot of them say they are resisting it. Even with the frigid freezing air chill i have on a sweater. A layer dress and im not cold at all. Gino neil remains determined to sleep on the street. Many adamant they will not stay in city shelters despite governor comos mandate they be brought to shelters when temperatures dip blow freezing. Heavens no. Why not . Theyre dirty. Jumped several times, had everything stolen. Very, very dangerous. From their point of view its safer to stay on a train or in a subway station where its warm because the shelters are more dangerous. Some of the push back but said the state will do its part to ensure its safety. If shelters are not up to code then we are going to be very diligent in our inspection and management of the existing shelter system. Mayor de blasio said the governors order wasnt necessary and that bringing the hom