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military sexual trauma and other issues associated with service. i noticed that i wasn t really acting the way i normally would act. i had a lot of built-up stress, pressure, anger. i wasn t myself. tmy pittman tells a story all too familiar to post 9/11 veterans. an army combat engineer, he served in iraq and afghanistan helping secure roads for coalition forces. it was when he came home to attleboro that he noticed troubling signs of anxiety and stress. there would be times where if or if i was out with my friends i would need to drink too much. i was trying to cope with what i was dealing with. it has been going on for over 10 years. even of the conflict in iraq was different from 2003 to 2004 it is different from 2007 to 2008. becomes the goal of clinicians like dr. peggy harvey and the staff of the home-based program. retired brigadier general jack hammond is the program s executive director. having been to afghanistan at the front of the war and finished in
suffer specially from grass allergies, that was a predominant pollen today, uv index also hi, so sun block is required, and the heat index, while not terribly humid, it is still moderate. meanwhile the temperature, well, kind of have variety pack going on out there, little cooler in philly than it was this same time yesterday. still at 70 degrees, and it is actually flirting with the 40 s in mount pocono. you re in the six s probably everywhere else depending on location, as the day progresses, we all do warm up certainly under the glare of that sunshine. we will get you to 88 degrees, in philly, meanwhile, it will be ever so slightly cooler than that as a resort towns, but again, one quick check, calm winds still with us at 70 in the city, going to warm up efficiently as soon as the sunrise comes. looking gorgeous, katie, thank you so much. looking outside, couple of live shots, 95 south at cottman starting to heat up. coming around the s curve brake lights going off, good
first time from the pennsylvania interscholastic athletic association, but first, look at this video and you ll see what all of the commotion is about. you see devine, the head basketball coach for a decade, confronting a referee after a foul call during the game you also see devine bumping the refer referee. no one answered when we walked on the coach s door this morning. at the school we found a police cruiser. the chief tells us they learned of what happened once the video started going viral late last night. what we have is the video, but because we have that, with he do is an investigation. piaa says and we re quoting here the coach is minimally disqualified from the next game and the school has been note vad to report what additional corrective actions and penalties they will take in regard to this unacceptable act. the safety of players, official, and team personnel is our highest priority. actions such as this will not be tolerated. now, according to the piaa