cydney long spent time at the jcc in cherry hill. the director there, of course, safety's paramount. >> reporter: keith, 100% on days where it feels like 100 degrees, safety is paramount. it looks like just fun in the sun out by the pool here at the jcc. but i tell you it comes with a great deal of planning and constant reminders that seniors or young people may forget or not be able to articulate how the heat is making them feel. the hot outdoors sun brings these zen moments. >> we would normally be going outside to catch buses. we are keeping them indoors for as long as possible. >> reporter: so their armchair yoga is in an air conditioned classroom, a few degrees cooler with the lights off. for seniors who want to sun bathe or swim, like 85-year-old arthur palmer, who has a pretty good heat wave game plan -- >> plenty of liquids. >> reporter: jcc adult program director sharon siegel said part of staying safe in the heat are verbal reminders. >> there are definitely reminders. we are always telling our groups to drink plenty of wat

but there are definite safety precautions in place here at the jcc, to include more final in the water. also, extra hydration, stations like this one, they are all part of the must-do safety initiatives for these young people. before all the fun of splashing and playing in the sprinklers, the kids learn the rules much the hot day. >> the sun is out. it's so hot, we're going to keep on drinking, right? everybody thumbs up. >> little children never tell us they're thirsty. they'll tell us they're tired. little children can tell us when their cheeks are really red. >> reporter: parents are advised to have their little ones lathered in sunscreen. >> when it's hot, hot, hot, we drink, drink, drink. >> reporter: their heat wave precautions include extra hydration stations. >> we have water coolers outside on the playground, and also water coolers here at the pool. >> reporter: and covered umbrella spots by the pool. part of the directive is to remind the staff and membership just how dangerous the 90-plus temperatures can be. >> i stress upon remember on heat wave, these children have to be

. >> going to be at the cherry hill jcc. and we would love for everyone to come out. we're going to do a talk and signing and some cocktails and it would be great to see everyone. >> you'll take questions, i'm sure. >> absolutely. >> and that's an area, by the way, where as you know, a lot of tennis players there in cherry hill. once again, the book is called "the singles game" and it is on sale now. you can see lauren weisberger tonight at 7:00 at the katz jcc as she discusses her latest novel, "the singles game." it's located at 1301 spring dale road in cherry hill. we have the information on our website or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> keep up the good work. >> thanks. >>> lots of father and clouds this morning, but it's slowly but surely clearing. a nice view look from camden, new jersey, right across the bow of the battleship, new jersey. still some cloudiness over center city. it will take its climb clearing out, but we will see enough sunshine to warm us from the 80s into the 90s this afternoon. in fact, this afterno

it happened at 4:00 yesterday afternoon at the jcc center in tenafly. police who arrived on the scene of the summer camp there or just using the facilities. >>> tyrone mushad was indicted on 18 felony counts. he's accused of falsifying transcripts to get eight star players into four-year schools. this allegedly happened from 2012 to 2014. he is d september. >>> disgraced former politician, dean skelos, can no longer practice law. yesterday he was formally disbarred. a panel ruled his felony corruption conviction made his disbarment automatic. skelos was sentenced to five years in prison for illegally pedalling his influence. >>> charges are expected to be announced in connection to the flint, michigan water crisis. holding a news conference along with the flint water investigative team. they say residents have been drinking contaminated water due to the corrosion of lead pipes. two michigan state regulators and a flint city employee were the first to be charged back in april. >>> the family of murdered washington intern chandra levy are hoping justice w

there was food and there was fun at the catch jcc in cheary hill, new jersey tonight.families turn ud out for a performance the israeli scouts caravan. the group was formed 43 years ago to bring a message of hope and peace to the united states from israel. members spent a year training for the summer tour. >>> so brett brown probably isn't sitting down with a good book just about now. >> no, they're getting ready for free agency. brett brown, he does like harrison barnes of the golden state warriors. we'll see if he's an option coming up. kevin durant, don't hold your breath. but the sixers and nba teams can start talking to free agents tonight at midnight. they need a point guard. the sixers are still talking about trading noel and okafor. the raptors are interested in noel. sixers coach brett brown admits being on the trade block has to be hard. >> it would be difficult at times to wonder where's my next home? but as i said from the start, i'll coach them until somebody tells me that they're not my player. >>> 56 hits, 28 runs over the last four games. hopefully, the

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a chile believed to be an 8-year-old boy was pulled from a pool at jcc. life towards were purchasing cpr when an ambulance arrived. the child was transferred to hack sack university medical center. >>> a mystery surrounding a man not seen for several months it. appears that the woman may have been dead in her bronx apartment for a while. >> reporter: two weeks ago when awful odor but didn't know where it was coming from. >> when we moved, the first time we came, it was smelling bad. >> reporter: the smell coming from apartment 7c income door. sources say after missed rent payment, a marshal executing an eviction notice found the skeletal remains of a 53-year-old woman in other a bed in a bedroom of the super had no idea they'd make such a gruesome discovery. >> they cam for them. so they opened the door. they went and they found the lady. >> reporter: police sources tell us the woman hadn't been seen since october, twenty 15. nine months ago. >> i seen her a long time ago. i was wondering where she was. i hadn't seen anybody come check on her, nothing. >>

the jcc has a summer camp, but it's not clear if the boy was a camper or just using the facilities. he's being treated at the hackensack university medical center. >>> a long time pastor is accused of having a hand in a apartment fire in brooklyn. it caught fire in november of 2014. one man was killed and nine others were hurt, including four violations. investigators say he illegally divided his building, meant to hold only two families, into 11 rooms that held 23 people. the fire escape was also missing. he claims his tenant is the one who split the apartment. >>> the mta is ready to sue the city of new york over a huge fire that affected commuters. the transit agency says the city was careless and reckless when it allowed a nearby business to store flammable material under elevated tracks in above park avenue back in may. it slowed down service, you'll remember, for days. a spokesman says the city is reviewing the notice of claim. >>> commuters in our area, get ready to dig a little deeper into your wallets. the mta will raise fares next year and again in 2019. the hikes are incl

[inaudible] step tooz the microphone, i will note that the [inaudible] jcc did recommend approval of this resolution. >> good afternoon commissioners. this is a very straightforward commitment. it is one you approved before and comes in the context of a survey we are about to undergo in august from american college of surgeons around trauma services. happy to answer questions. >> question to dr.urelic? >> what prompted having the resolution? >> it is a standard approach to the survey coming in august. >> [inaudible] >> not at all. >> i believe every 3 years you all get the same type of resolution you passed and not all have been here maybe for that cycle >> it is a requirement. i guess the accrediting body was to be assureed the governing body is committed to the trauma service. >> exactly so. >> any public comment? >> i have not received cards. >> resolution is before you for approval. further discussion? all in favor of the resolution say aye. opposed? the relution is adopted. next item, >> item 8 is jail house service update. >> good afternoon commissioners. dr. lisa pratt the new

[inaudible] step tooz the microphone, i will note that the [inaudible] jcc did recommend approval of this resolution. >> good afternoon commissioners. this is a very straightforward commitment. it is one you approved before and comes in the context of a survey we are about to undergo in august from american college of surgeons around trauma services. happy to answer questions. >> question to dr.urelic? >> what prompted having the resolution? >> it is a standard approach to the survey coming in august. >> [inaudible] >> not at all. >> i believe every 3 years you all get the same type of resolution you passed and not all have been here maybe for that cycle >> it is a requirement. i guess the accrediting body was to be assureed the governing body is committed to the trauma service. >> exactly so. >> any public comment? >> i have not received cards. >> resolution is before you for approval. further discussion? all in favor of the resolution say aye. opposed? the relution is adopted. next item, >> item 8 is jail house service update. >> good afternoon commissioners. dr. lisa pratt the new

jcc hosting the north brandywine swim league invitational championship.tonight and tomorrow. the sharks team will host this event for the next three years. good luck. >> that is the idea. get in the pool and -- does meteorologist melissa magee have a pool. >> no but i will say you will need to seek out the pool closest to you over the neck net several days. temperature will be quite hot. it's the oppressive humidity on the way. sky6 live in hd looking at the center city skyline. you can kind of see the haze overhead. the hazy conditions the humidity and a lot of hot air as well. dewpoint numbers right now are in the 60's and 70's and we will stay this way for a good portion of our weekend into next week. we've got a dewpoint number in philadelphia of 70 degrees so you could feel the oppressive air overhead and unfortunately very little change as we head into the weekend which is why those warnings, the watches and the advisories are up. current heat index in philadelphia, 98 degrees, allentown 96, feels like 93 in cape may, 98 in dover. current heat index

[inaudible] step tooz the microphone, i will note that the [inaudible] jcc did recommend approval of this resolution. >> good afternoon commissioners. this is a very straightforward commitment. it is one you approved before and comes in the context of a survey we are about to undergo in august from american college of surgeons around trauma services. happy to answer questions. >> question to dr.urelic? >> what prompted having the resolution? >> it is a standard approach to the survey coming in august. >> [inaudible] >> not at all. >> i believe every 3 years you all get the same type of resolution you passed and not all have been here maybe for that cycle >> it is a requirement. i guess the accrediting body was to be assureed the governing body is committed to the trauma service. >> exactly so. >> any public comment? >> i have not received cards. >> resolution is before you for approval. further discussion? all in favor of the resolution say aye. opposed? the relution is adopted. next item, >> item 8 is jail house service update. >> good afternoon commissioners. dr. lisa pratt the new

. >> item 12 is joint conference committee report back for june 28, zsfg-jcc meeting. >> at the zuckerburg general the committee reviewed the quality and report resource report and hospital administrateers report. more importantly, not that those won't important but dr. [inaudible] gave a ovview of the plans priorities in a powperpoints i believe the commissioners have already received. she also did reported the transitions in the new buildings continue to go well and showed there were some small operational issues or not unspected and she feels confident that they will be continuing to address those and also work to improve the patient flow throughout the hospital. the hospital staff is under stress because the changes occurring but they are coping and expects morale will-good about the new building and not so good about the new flows but are working this out and it is spect expected in such a major change. in the patient care service report, the committee continued to discuss the diversion rates to note they decreased in the last month and this is prior to opening the new hospital. under

[inaudible] step tooz the microphone, i will note that the [inaudible] jcc did recommend approval of this resolution. >> good afternoon commissioners. this is a very straightforward commitment. it is one you approved before and comes in the context of a survey we are about to undergo in august from american college of surgeons around trauma services. happy to answer questions. >> question to dr.urelic? >> what prompted having the resolution? >> it is a standard approach to the survey coming in august. >> [inaudible] >> not at all. >> i believe every 3 years you all get the same type of resolution you passed and not all have been here maybe for that cycle >> it is a requirement. i guess the accrediting body was to be assureed the governing body is committed to the trauma service. >> exactly so. >> any public comment? >> i have not received cards. >> resolution is before you for approval. further discussion? all in favor of the resolution say aye. opposed? the relution is adopted. next item, >> item 8 is jail house service update. >> good afternoon commissioners. dr. lisa pratt the new

. >>> a boy who nearly drowned at a community center pool is the pool at the cap lain jcc on the palisades yesterday afternoon. police say the child was in cardiac arrest, life guards were performing cpr when an ambulance arrived and took the boy to englewood hospital. he was transferred to the medical center. >>> it is now 4:39. a man of god called a criminal. the serious charges he is facing years after a deadly fire. plus over us for over ten minutes while we slept. >> an intruder breaks into a local home and watches a couple while they were sleeping on their couch. by the time they noticed, he was long gone. >> as promised, your friday, messy. we have heavy rain in the area right now. umbrellas up. it will be cooler, still humid, but cooler. weekend, mixed bag. we'll open up that bag. traffic and weather on the 2's fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and p