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He says there were many factors that led to his decision to step away. Some people are administering nonprofits, some people go into direct practice, like I plan to do, like doing group therapy, but it can be used on a much wider basis as well,” he said. Now, he wants to help people in another way.Ī post shared by David Bernard you get a degree in social work, you can do a lot of different things with that. He’s calmly led viewers through some of the country’s most powerful weather events. His passion for helping people can be seen in his work as a meteorologist over the past 30 years. This past August, David started scaling back his duties at the station as he focused on his schoolwork. But the one thing that makes me feel okay about it, I guess, is because I do think I am striving to do something for the greater good still, just like we do here at FOX 8, and I am staying here to help the community but just in a different way,” he said. I feel like I am disappointing people and letting people down by making this decision. David admits, it was a hard decision to make. He’s enrolled at Tulane University and is earning his master’s degree in social work.
Since the fall, David has been back in school. NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - After nearly seven years of leading the FOX 8 weather team, David Bernard has decided to step away from local television.
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