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
A drop of rule of law indicators as a result of the war on terror and drugs. Perhaps it will be a nudge for the leaders of the land of the free. Thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. I will see you next week. Happening right now in the newsroom, a heros story. I tried to shoot him. He did. I turned around and i saw he had what looked to be an ak47. He looked like it was jammed or wasnt working. He was trying to discharge the weapon. Alec hit me on the shoulder and said lets go. Ran down, tackled him. We hit the ground. Alec came up and grabbed the gun out of his hand while i put him in a choke hold. Three Young Americans save the day and lives and humbly call it instinct. Newsroom starts now. Hello and thanks for joining me. Im fredricka whitfield. Were hearing from all three american who say helped prevent what could have opinion a massacre on a european train. Spencer stone, anthony sad her and alec garlotto shouting lets go. Today the three are being hailed as
On fire. Police are using Water Cannons and tear gas on the crowds there. Demonstrators calling the piles of refuse an example of government dysfunction. Nick paton walsh is live for us in beirut. Nick, have things calmed down . I know you said the piles of trash, thats really just the beginning of the problem that people are upset about. Reporter well, i mean have things calmed down . Hard to tell more broadly. The police have taken the move now to head toward the remnants of the protesters who are behind me further down that road here and they fired a lot of tear gas at them. At one point charging towards them actually. I can see, i think its police, now making another rush chasing protesters away from a side street too. Theyre very much on the advance using tear gas to assist that. How do we get here . Lebanon has been a mess politically for decades many argue. The last month or so the dysfunction began to be visible on the streets. You could smell the rot at the heart of government