(Elaine) Officially fall is here but warm temperatures are with us now and for a few more days. I’ll have more on that – during my full forecast when we return. (BUMPER and break) BLOCK C (CAM 2 Seth) – THE SPECTACULAR AURORA BOREALIS, OR THE LIGHTS,” OVER CANADA IS SIGHTED FROM THE “NORTHERN INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION NEAR THE HIGHEST POINT OF ITS ORBITAL PATH. THIS IMAGE WAS CAPTURED AS PART OF EXPEDITION 53, A MISSION IN WHICH RESEARCHERS STUDY, THE BENEFITS MANUFACTURING FIBERPOTIC FILAMENTS, EXPLORE THERAPIES FOR MUSCLE ATROPHY, AND EXPLORE A NEW DRUG FOR BONE REPAIR. (CAM 2 both) – (Seth) It really awesome to see the Northern Lights right here in Springfield. (Gabby) It’s probably happened sometime in the past. However, the lights at the weather station are shining on Elaine Hines who is here with our full forecast. (Cam 3 Elaine at screen) – That’s right, Gabby, - it feels a bit bright in here and also bright outside as we look at your current conditions – … ADLIB FORECAST FULL VERSION AT GREEN SCREEN – TOSS (CAM 2 both) – (Gabby) Thanks, Elaine. Coming up the Pediatrics Academy has some new advice concerning tattoos and piercings. – (Seth) Also ahead, Wheaton football players are accused of hazing. We’ll be right back. (Bumper and break) BLOCK D (CAM 1 Gabby with box) – SO YOUR CHILD IS THINKING ABOUT GETTING A TATTOO OR PIERCING. FOR THE FIRST TIME ... THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS HAS PUBLISHED A CLINICAL REPORT ABOUT THE CONSEQUENCES.. POSSIBLE HEALTH RISKS... AND A BIT OF ADVICE. IT SAYS THAT NAVEL PIERCINGS TAKE THE LONGEST TO FULLY HEAL... UP TO NINE MONTHS. ON HOW EARLY IS TOO EARLY TO HAVE YOUR CHILD'S EARS PIERCED... WAIT UNTIL THE CHILD VOICES A PREFERENCE. ON TATTOOS... STRESS THAT THEY REALLY ARE PERMANENT... IT'S SOMETHING THEY COULD LATER REGRET... AND MANY EMPLOYERS MAY FROWN UPON VISIBLE TATTOOS IN THE WORKPLACE. RESEARCHERS SAY MANY ADOLESCENTS MAY OVERESTIMATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TATTOO REMOVAL. IT ALSO STRESSED... KNOW THE LOCAL REGULATIONS ABOUT WHO CAN LEGALLY DO A
(Elaine) Officially fall is here – but warm temperatures are with us now and for a few more days. I’ll have more on that during my full forecast when we return. (BUMPER and break) BLOCK C (CAM 2 – Seth) THE SPECTACULAR AURORA BOREALIS, OR THE “NORTHERN LIGHTS,” OVER CANADA IS SIGHTED FROM THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION NEAR THE HIGHEST POINT OF ITS ORBITAL PATH. THIS IMAGE WAS CAPTURED AS PART OF EXPEDITION 53, A MISSION IN WHICH RESEARCHERS STUDY, THE BENEFITS MANUFACTURING FIBERPOTIC FILAMENTS, EXPLORE THERAPIES FOR MUSCLE ATROPHY, AND EXPLORE A NEW DRUG FOR BONE REPAIR. (CAM 2 – both) (Seth) It really awesome to see the Northern Lights right here in Springfield. (Gabby) It’s probably happened sometime in the past. However, the lights at the weather station are shining on Elaine Hines who is here with our full forecast. (Cam 3 – Elaine at screen) That’s right, Gabby, - it feels a bit bright in here – and also bright outside as we look at your current conditions … ADLIB FORECAST – FULL VERSION AT GREEN SCREEN TOSS (CAM 2 – both) (Gabby) Thanks, Elaine. Coming up – the Pediatrics Academy has some new advice concerning tattoos and piercings. (Seth) Also ahead, Wheaton football players are accused of hazing. We’ll be right back. (Bumper and break) BLOCK D (CAM 1 – Gabby with box) SO YOUR CHILD IS THINKING ABOUT GETTING A TATTOO OR PIERCING. FOR THE FIRST TIME ... THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS HAS PUBLISHED A CLINICAL REPORT ABOUT THE CONSEQUENCES.. POSSIBLE HEALTH RISKS... AND A BIT OF ADVICE. IT SAYS THAT NAVEL PIERCINGS TAKE THE LONGEST TO FULLY HEAL... UP TO NINE MONTHS. ON HOW EARLY IS TOO EARLY TO HAVE YOUR CHILD'S EARS PIERCED... WAIT UNTIL THE CHILD VOICES A PREFERENCE. ON TATTOOS... STRESS THAT THEY REALLY ARE PERMANENT... IT'S SOMETHING THEY COULD LATER REGRET... AND MANY EMPLOYERS MAY FROWN UPON VISIBLE TATTOOS IN THE WORKPLACE. RESEARCHERS SAY MANY ADOLESCENTS MAY OVERESTIMATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TATTOO REMOVAL. IT ALSO STRESSED... KNOW THE LOCAL REGULATIONS ABOUT WHO CAN LEGALLY DO A
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