The recalled Crock-Pot 6-Quart Express Crock Multi-Cooker is shown in provided images. (Photo credit: Provided / United States Consumer Product Safety Commission) WASHINGTON - Sunbeam Products is voluntarily recalling more than 900,000 of its Crock-Pot 6-Quart Express Crock Multi-Cookers for a potential burn hazard after dozens of injuries were reported.The recall was posted Nov.

24 by the U.S. Consumer Produce Safety Commission, just two days before Thanksgiving.“The recalled Crock-Pot multi-cooker can pressurize when the lid is not fully locked.

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Adopt a Pet: Ginny New Hope Dog Rescue

On this week’s Adopt a Pet, New Hope Dog Rescue Saskatoon’s Tami Vangool joins us with Ginny the dog, making a recovery from injuries sustained in a car crash.

40 million Californians could face new stay-at-home order

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 19: A pedestrian walks past a shuttered movie theater, with the message 'Stay Safe and Healthy' displayed on the marquee, on March 19, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a statewid SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California’s quarantined governor is considering placing nearly all of the state’s 40 million residents under a tough stay-at-home order amid fears that a staggering coronavirus surge could swamp the hospital system within weeks.California reported more than 20,000 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, shattering the state’s previous one-day record.

Pandemic pushed 32 million people into extreme poverty, UN says

coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on the world’s poorest countries, pushing millions into extreme poverty, according to United Nations report.More than 32 million additional people in the poorest countries in the world now live on less than $1.90 a day -- a direct result of the outbreak, the UN Conference on Trade and Development said on Thursday.Also Read: India’s quest to fix its payments puzzleThe economic impact in the Least Developed Countries has been far more devastating than the health crisis, it said, with growth prospects cut from 5% to -0.4% this year.That would be the worst economic performance of the 47 LDCs since the third-world debt crisis of the 1980s, the UN said.

Brain health a concern because of added stressors during COVID-19 pandemic, scientists say

Alzheimer’s, she said she was in absolute shock.“It was total devastation, my heart sank,” Schechter said. “I knew my life would never be the same.”Schechter’s mother, Donna, was a few weeks shy of her 65th birthday when the diagnosis was made.

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Nearly 100 world leaders to speak at UN session on COVID-19

TANZANIA – Nearly 100 world leaders and several dozen ministers are slated to speak at the U.N. General Assembly’s special session starting Thursday on the response to COVID-19 and the best path to recovery from the pandemic which has claimed 1.5 million lives, shattered economies, and left tens of millions of people unemployed in countries rich and poor.Assembly President Volkan Bozkir said when he took the reins of the 193-member world body in September that it would have been better to hold the high-level meeting in June.

COVID-19 raises new concerns for brain health, experts say

Research indicates women are disproportionately affected by brain diseases over men. As Katherine Ward reports, experts say it is critical for people to focus on their brain health given the stressors that have resulted from COVID-19.

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Constitutional advocacy group threatens legal action against Manitoba drive-in church ban

COVID-19.The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, which got involved in a fight over drive-in services in Ontario earlier this year, has written a letter to Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister demanding the ban be overturned by end of day Thursday.The current public health order dictates religious services be held virtually.

Multiple RHOBH Stars Have COVID Amid Production Shutdown!

Bravo might have to swap out those diamonds for rapid COVID tests, because several Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast members are said to have secretly contracted the virus!

Tennessee baby born from embryo frozen more than 27 years ago

Molly Everette Gibson was born Oct. 26, 2020 to Tina and Ben Gibson.

UK approves Pfizer-BioNTech COVID vaccine as global cases top 64 million

The United Kingdom today became the first country in the world to approve a COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, which paves the way for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to be available in the country starting next week.

Florida reports nearly 10,000 new COVID-19 cases with vaccine on horizon

ORLANDO, Fla. – Florida on Tuesday joined Texas and California in surpassing 1 million confirmed COVID-19 cases as Gov. Ron DeSantis vowed not to adopt any further restrictions or impose closures like those enacted in the spring and summer.While vaccines could arrive as early as this month, officials say it will be spring at the earliest before most people can receive the shots.[Governor: Florida to get up to 2 million coronavirus vaccines by end of year]Florida Gov.

N.S. to spend another $14.3 million on school programs

Nova Scotia is rolling out more than 14 million dollars to support the safety and wellbeing of students through the pandemic. The money comes from the federal Safe Return to Class fund provided to provinces earlier this year.

Sixth gang member arrested in connection with $2 million theft ring, Orlando police say

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Orlando police investigators say authorities in Polk County have arrested a sixth gang member of a Central Florida crime organization connected to nearly $2 million in car and firearm thefts.Detectives with the Orlando Police Department’s gang unit said they had been looking for 20-year-old Hollins Mills following the arrest of five Central Florida gang members after a two-year-long investigation.[TRENDING: How long will cold blast last? | Florida man describes miracle rescue at sea | First COVID-19 vaccines in US will go to these people]Orlando Police Detective Mike Glatthorn said Jabari Davis, 19, Darrion Montgomery, 18, James Lodi, Jr., 18, Jaquez Smith, 21, Tyrone Rivers, 19, and Mills are the organizers of the

'My God, we're scared': Serial attacks put a suburb on edge

WALTHAM, Mass. – The attacks come after dark, without warning, usually from behind.The victims, all men, are hit so hard on the head with some sort of blunt object that they are often knocked to the ground and require medical attention.The apparently random string of at least 10 attacks in the Boston suburb of Waltham has angered city leaders, frustrated police and frightened residents.“There is definitely a fear factor in our city right now,” police detective Sgt. Steve McCarthy, who is leading the investigation, said at a news conference Tuesday.The attacks started Nov.

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"Nothing is done to cut corners" - Andy Burnham urges public to trust Covid vaccine as it's approved by regulator

direct to your inbox Andy Burnham has urged the public to trust in the Pfizer and BioNTech coronavirus vaccine as it was approved by the UK's medicines regulator.

N.S. to spend another $14.3 million on school programs, drinking water

Nova Scotia to spend $21M on new laptops for school students learning from home Nova Scotia says $500,000 will be used to help fund the province’s School Healthy Eating Program, which has seen increased demand during the COVID-19 pandemic.Another $1 million will go to the emergency food response fund to quickly respond to the food needs of students if they need to transition to home-learning.The province also says it will install approximately 950 touchless water stations in every school in the province at a cost of $3.8 million.Since December 2019, the province has provided bottled water to schools as a result of high levels of lead in drinking water.A groundbreaking investigation by Global News, the Star Halifax, Concordia University’s

California paid $400 million in jobless benefits to inmates

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California sent about $400 million in fraudulent unemployment benefit payments to state prisoners, a state official said Tuesday, nearly triple the amount disclosed last week and a number that could grow as a criminal investigation continues.Nine county district attorneys and a federal prosecutor are investigating unemployment fraud involving payments from the California Employment Development Department, which was under intense pressure to quickly process millions of claims as the economic impact from the coronavirus intensified last spring.Criminals took advantage by submitting numerous fraudulent claims, many of which were approved by the state.

The curious tale of searching for signs of life on Venus

Promising sign of life on Venus might not exist after all”, at NationalGeographic.com.“The argument that they were making was that there’s no way for phosphine to be produced by any known mechanism on Venus that does not involve life, which is a really extraordinary claim to be making,” Drake said. “That’s actually a very exciting, exciting discovery.

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SpiceJet cargo arm gears up for covid-19 vaccine distribution

SpiceJet Limited on Wednesday said its cargo arm SpiceXpress is ready to transport covid-19 vaccines for distribution through specialized service called Spice Pharma Pro.The Gurgaon-based airline, which has transported 85,000 tons of cargo since March, said it has tied up with cold chain logistic companies for transportation of vaccines, and also offers cargo shipment service with controlled ambient temperatures ranging from -40°C to +25°C for transporting vaccines that require ultra cold storage.Also read: India can’t make up its mind on PSUs, 30 years after liberalisationSpiceJet added that the airline's network provides non-stop connectivity to major international destinations for vaccine transportation, apart from real-time tracking

Boy, 5, fatally struck on Alabama highway after he was kicked out of car as punishment

WARNING: Video contains subject matter some viewers might find disturbing. Discretion is advised.

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Michigan husband and wife, married for nearly 50 years, die of coronavirus just seconds apart

JACKSON, Mich. - After battling the novel coronavirus, a Michigan couple married for nearly 50 years died within seconds of one another. Patricia and Leslie "L.D." McWaters, of Jackson, died on Nov. 24 “within the very same minute,” reads their obituary.“They did almost everything together, so it should be no surprise that they went to be with the Lord together within the very same minute.

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California paid $400 million in jobless benefits to inmates

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California sent about $400 million in fraudulent unemployment benefit payments to state prisoners, a state official said Tuesday, nearly triple the amount disclosed last week and a number that could grow as a criminal investigation continues.Nine county district attorneys and a federal prosecutor are investigating unemployment fraud involving payments from the California Employment Development Department, which was under intense pressure to quickly process millions of claims as the economic impact from the coronavirus intensified last spring. Criminals took advantage by submitting numerous fraudulent claims, many of which were approved by the state.

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'Who knows?' Durant unsure what to expect as return nears

NEW YORK – Kevin Durant used to worry about how he would play.There hasn't been reason for concern for years. He became an NBA MVP and a two-time champion, an explosive scorer who could get 25 points on a bad night and 45 on a good one.But that was before having one of the most serious injuries a basketball player could face.

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Philabundance loses nearly $1M in cyberattack

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia region’s largest hunger-relief group has lost nearly $1 milllion in a cyberattack.Workers delivering food to a neighborhood church food bank Tuesday could barely believe what they were hearing as word spread that Philabundance had been victimized by cybercriminals.The workers continued delivering food to those in need as officials confirmed a cyberattack cost Philabundance nearly a million dollars.It happened when the hunger relief group tried to pay a construction bill of $923,000 for its new $12 million community kitchen facility on North 10th Street in North Philly.Someone allegedly hacked in and sent a fake invoice for the bill.In the grips of a pandemic this year, Philabundance helped feed over 100,000

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Councillors give green light to Halifax Convention Centre business plan, $11.1 million in the red

COVID-19 pandemic.The 2020-2021 Events East Business Plan passed unanimously on Tuesday, meaning the municipality will split that tab with the provincial government. The HRM will fork out $5.4 million and the province will pay just under $5.6 million.The municipality’s portion will come from its Halifax Convention Centre Reserve, a coffer Coun.

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Boy, 5, fatally struck after he was kicked out of car as punishment

struck and killed by a vehicle in Fort Mitchell, Ala., on Sunday, in what authorities say was an accident linked to a soldier’s attempt at roadside discipline.Sergeant First Class Bryan Starr, 35, has been arrested on a reckless murder charge in connection with the incident, according to Russell County Sheriff Heath Taylor.

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COVID-19 Scan for Dec 01, 2020

A study in Clinical Infectious Diseases yesterday found that 1% of US blood donations late last year and in early 2020 contained SARS-CoV-2 antibodies, suggesting that the virus was present in the United States earlier than previously thought.SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, was first

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Florida awarded $28 million grant for COVID-19 disaster relief employment

TALLAHASSEE – Florida has been awarded a $28 million federal grant to help those negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic find work, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday in a news release.The money from the U.S.

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Lewis Hamilton Tests Positive for COVID-19, Pulls Out of Sakhir Grand Prix

COVID-19. The 35-year-old race car driver shared the news on Instagram on Tuesday, revealing he's been forced to pull out of the upcoming Sakhir Grand Prix in Bahrain. «I’m devastated that I won’t be racing this weekend,» Hamilton wrote.

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Nearly 800 COVID-19 hospitalizations projected by mid-December in leaked Alberta modelling data

The Alberta NDP says leaked internal modelling data from Alberta Health Services shows nearly 800 Albertans are projected to be hospitalized with COVID-19 by mid-December – with 161 of those people in intensive care. Tom Vernon explains.

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Florida surpasses 1 million coronavirus infections with promises of vaccine distribution this month

ORLANDO, Fla. – Florida surpassed the 1 million coronavirus infections mark on the first day of December, which could also be the month virus vaccine distribution becomes a reality.Gov.

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After 4.2 million COVID-19 cases in November, US pins hope on vaccine

United States entered the final month of the year hoping that promising vaccine candidates will soon be approved to halt the rapidly spreading novel coronavirus after 4.2 million new cases were reported in November.The new COVID-19 cases were more than double the previous monthly record set in October, as large numbers of Americans still refuse to wear masks and continue to gather in holiday crowds, against the recommendation of experts.With outgoing President Donald Trump's coronavirus strategy relying heavily on a vaccine, a Food and Drug Administration panel of outside advisers will meet on Dec.

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LA mayor slammed for halting COVID testing for movie production

on Twitter in the wee hours of Tuesday morning. “My team has worked to reopen testing at Union Station on Tuesday,” he wrote.

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COVID Outbreak At Church Gathering Linked To 12 Deaths & More Than 200 Other Cases

A tragedy is unfolding in North Carolina right now after a COVID-19 outbreak linked to a large church gathering has now been linked to at least a dozen deaths and more than 200 serious cases.

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Thin ice around Winnipeg prompts 17 calls to 911 over weekend

Thin ice a serious hazard on Winnipeg waterways: city “Ice conditions on retention ponds can change quickly and without warning, creating an extreme, hidden hazard,” said Cuma.“During the winter, water from snowmelt or nearby water main breaks drains into retention ponds.

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OPEC talks on production hit snag as pandemic clouds outlook

FRANKFURT – The OPEC oil producers' cartel was to push ahead with a new round of discussions Tuesday about how much oil to pump next year as countries wrestled over whether to extend production cuts to support prices depressed by the pandemic.Members adjourned a videoconference after a first day of deliberations Monday ended without an agreement. They also put off from Tuesday to Thursday a meeting with non-OPEC oil producers like Russia, who have been coordinating their actions with the cartel in recent years to increase their influence.Oil producing countries face a difficult situation.

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UN: Food has run out for nearly 100,000 refugees in Ethiopia

NAIROBI – The United Nations says food has now run out for the nearly 100,000 refugees from Eritrea who have been sheltering in camps in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, which has been cut off from the world for nearly a month amid fighting.“Concerns are growing by the hour,” U.N. refugee spokesman Babar Baloch told reporters in Geneva on Tuesday.

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Lauren Burnham Defends Arie Luyendyk Jr. Going Christmas Tree Shopping After Covid-19 Diagnosis

Bachelor star revealed to fans fans he'd tested positive in a video posted to Instagram on November 26, and reports that his wife Lauren Burnham has come to his defense on social—saying he's since tested negative and is allowed to be in public.After posting a bunch of pictures from their Christmas tree shopping trip, Lauren shared a DM from a fan that asked “Doesn’t Arie have COVID? Why are you out and about?”She reportedly replied, “Arie’s quarantine period is over per CDC guidelines and doctor advice. He even got a negative test before rejoining Alessi and I in the house to make me feel more comfortable even though that’s not necessary according to the CDC.

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Nearly 800,000 kids missed school last week because of coronavirus, figures show

Nearly 800,000 state school pupils in England missed school last week due to Covid, according to the latest figures.

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Celebs Go Dating filming put on hold after star 'tests positive for coronavirus'

Celebs Go Dating filming has been stopped after one of the contestants tested positive for the coronavirus, according to reports. Stars including Strictly's Curtis Pritchard, Geordie Shore’s Chloe Ferry and Corrie actress Kimberly Hart-Simpson had been filming at a £30million mansion in Surrey in a bid to help them find lasting love.

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Ice-T slams father-in-law who refused to wear a mask and nearly died from Covid

Ice-T has slammed his father-in-law for refusing to wear a face mask as he later nearly died from coronavirus.

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Coronavirus infections found in US in 2019, weeks before China cases

Covid-19 infections in the US in December 2019, according to a study, providing further evidence indicating the coronavirus was spreading globally weeks before the first cases were reported in China.The study published Monday identified 106 infections from 7,389 blood samples collected from donors in nine US states between Dec. 13 and Jan.

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Lewis Hamilton tests positive for covid-19, to miss Sakhir GP

MANAMA : Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss the upcoming Sakhir Grand Prix in Bahrain, the sport's governing body, the FIA, said on Tuesday.Briton Hamilton, who has already wrapped up his seventh world title and picked up his 11th win of the season at Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix, was isolating with mild symptoms but otherwise fit and well, his Mercedes team said in a statement."Lewis was tested three times last week and returned a negative result each time, the last of which was on Sunday afternoon at the Bahrain International Circuit...," the Brackley-based team said."However, he woke up on Monday morning with mild symptoms and was informed at the same time that a contact prior to arrival in

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Hamilton tests positive for COVID-19, will miss Sakhir F1 GP

SAKHIR – Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss the Sakhir Grand Prix this weekend.The Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team issued a statement Tuesday saying Hamilton was tested three times last week and returned a negative result each time, the last on Sunday afternoon at the Bahrain International Circuit where he won the Grand Prix.“But he up woke Monday morning with mild symptoms and was informed at the same time that a contact prior to arrival in Bahrain had subsequently tested positive,” the team said. “Lewis, therefore, took a further test and returned a positive result.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

Crock-Pot recall: Nearly 1 million Sunbeam products recalled for burn hazard

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