DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – With COVID-19 cases on the rise, leaders in Daytona Beach on Friday approved a new mandate that requires residents to wear masks while in public.Starting Sunday, anyone who is at a location indoors in Daytona Beach -- other than their own home -- and unable to social distance will be required to wear a facial covering.The resolution passed 6-1 during Friday’s meeting and will be enforced using warnings through July 16.

Leaders plan to discuss further enforcement with the Daytona Beach Police Department.In Volusia County on Friday, officials unveiled a new campaign called “Step Up Volusia.” The county hopes the initiative that begins on Monday will slow down the spread of COVID-19.“I think people are starting to tune.

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How to cope with the itchy issue of mosquitoes

CHERRY HILL, N.J. - The pesky pests are back. Prime mosquito season has arrived and as people begin to spend more time outdoors, folks are having to confront the blood suckers head on.But, people are hard at work trying to get them under control.“We’re starting to find a lot of mosquitoes in our traps,” said Ed Twyman.Not any more than usual, but Ed Twyman, Camden County Mosquito Commission Inspector says they are busy working to keep the pesky disease carrying critters from getting out of control.“We have West Nile virus.

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‘It’s like a jail’: Okanagan seniors in care eager for more freedoms amid COVID-19

coronavirus pandemic.“I’d like to be out free like we used to be,” he told Global News. “It’s like a jail, we can’t go anywhere.”Being unable to leave the property or see family members in person for several months is taking its toll.

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Montrealers come together for Canada Day with food drive

With Canada Day celebrations not being held this year due to COVID-19, many Montrealers found different ways to come together. As Global’s Olivia O’Malley reports, some are helping the city’s most vulnerable.

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Saskatchewan ending daily coronavirus updates

Ministry of Health is joining other provinces across western Canada by no longer providing a daily coronavirus update.As of Canada Day, data related to COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan will no longer be updated on weekends and statutory holidays, says the government of Saskatchewan. Top doctor expresses concern over Canadians’ mental health amid coronavirus Going forward, news releases and updates will be posted Monday to Friday at 1:30 p.m.

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Quebec’s moving day complicated by COVID-19, low vacancy rates

Many Quebecers no longer have a place to live as the province’s traditional moving day is underway. As Global’s Kwabena Oduro reports, COVID-19 has exacerbated an existing housing crisis in Montreal.

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US buys all of world’s remdesivir, preventing other countries from acquiring drug for months

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Cubs pitching coach says COVID-19 quarantined him for month

CHICAGO – An emotional Chicago Cubs pitching coach Tommy Hottovy is recovering from a severe case of COVID-19 that quarantined him for 30 days.The 38-year-old Hottovy broke down as he detailed a harrowing ordeal during a conference call on Wednesday. The Cubs resume workouts Friday for the first time since Major League Baseball shut down camps on March 12.“It's still kind of raw in the fact that we just got through it and to relive it,” said Hottovy, in his second season as the Cubs' pitching coach.

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Woman attacks 5 airline agents, corrections officer over carry-on bag, claims she has COVID-19, attempts to escape jail, police say

ORLANDO, Fla. – A Texas woman is behind bars after she battered five airline agents and a corrections officer after becoming irate over issues with her carry-on bag, according to the Orlando Police Department.Officers responded to the Orlando International Airport around 2 p.m. Wednesday after receiving reports of a battery having taken place.When officers arrived, they spoke to a victim who said they were assisting with a carry-on bag when a passenger, identified as 21-year-old Emmari Jackson, became irate and was told she could not travel due to her behavior.

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Worried about sending your child back to day care? Pediatrician breaks down some key considerations

It’s not just your child you have to consider when you think about whether to send that son or daughter back to child care.If you have an elderly, live-in parent, for example: That might be a reason to think about keeping your kid away from a day care center, said Dr. Pamela Ponce, a pediatrician with Orlando Health Physician Associates.Older people are at higher risk when it comes to COVID-19.But for some working parents, day care might be inevitable.

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DL Hughley calls himself 'a regular Typhoid Mary' and says he gave multiple people COVID-19

DL Hughley revealed that he infected multiple people with COVID-19 while recording an episode of his radio show.The 57-year-old comedian was diagnosed after fainting onstage in Nashville last month - but had taped his radio show just three days before the incident.In a new interview with TMZ he called himself 'a regular Typhoid Mary' who spread the disease to others including his son Kyle, 32. 'A regular Typhoid Mary':DL Hughley revealed that he infected multiple people with COVID-19 while recording an episode of his radio showAs far as his own health is concerned he shared that 'I feel good.

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Single mom forced to leave son with family as her unemployment benefits stop amid COVID-19 pandemic

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Lindsey Bates lost her job as a server with an Orlando IHOP in early March and like thousands of other unemployed workers in Florida and across the country her chase for unemployment benefits has become a never-ending cycle of delays and disappointment.

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MLB players begin reporting for tests as first workouts near

Yoán Moncada has spent the past couple of months working out in what he called a “controlled and limited environment” in Florida, where the White Sox slugger could continue to get at-bats while protecting himself from the coronavirus.That's a good description of the environment that greeted him upon his return to Chicago.Players began reporting to their teams and home ballparks Wednesday in the most significant step yet as Major League Baseball presses ahead with its plan for a 60-game sprint of a season.

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Florida Bar exams moved online after statewide outcry

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Amid pushback from law-school deans, graduates and lawmakers, the Florida Board of Bar Examiners on Wednesday canceled in-person exams scheduled for late this month and announced the tests will be administered online in August.The decision to nix in-person Bar exams in Tampa and Orlando on July 28 and July 29 came as the number of COVID-19 cases in Florida continues to skyrocket, with state officials reporting an increase of more than 6,500 new cases on Wednesday.“I’m just ecstatic and relieved, all at once,” Cathren Page, a law professor who taught at Barry University last fall, told The News Service of Florida on Wednesday.Page, who will teach at Mercer University School of Law in Georgia later this year, initiated one

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Lake County hiring 100 election workers amid COVID-19 pandemic

LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – As local counties focus on the coronavirus, officials are also focused on the upcoming elections. They’re making sure there are enough election workers and putting additional health safety measures in place. News 6 contacted all of the Supervisor of Elections offices across Central Florida.

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Trump says he looks like Lone Ranger in a mask and likes it

WASHINGTON – After long resisting wearing a mask in public, President Donald Trump said Wednesday he thinks it makes him look like the Lone Ranger — and he likes it.“I’m all for masks. I think masks are good,” Trump told Fox Business in an interview.

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D.L. Hughley Says He Spread Coronavirus to His Radio Show Team

D.L. Hughley is revealing this about his coronavirus diagnosis.

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Chris Pratt Returns To Work On ‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ After Quarantining Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Chris Pratt is back at work! The 41-year-old actor shared with a fan via video chat that he is in London, England, filming “Jurassic World: Dominion” after months of quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic that caused production shutdowns.

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Saint John celebrates unique Canada Day as a result of COVID-19

Memorial Day events in Newfoundland and Labrador restricted during pandemic Maloney said they’re used to volunteering on Canada Day, often at Market Square. She said they love to hand out flags and meet other people, especially new Canadians, so this year has been very different.“I always dress up the home for Canada Day because I love living in Canada,” Maloney said.“I think it’s a great country.

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Hamilton-Niagara hospitals need time to clear backlog of non-essential surgeries

COVID-19 pandemic.In mid to late March, regional hospitals put a hold on non-essential surgical procedures to make room for a potential influx of COVID-19 patients in addition to limiting the spread of the virus by reducing traffic at facilities.As the province moves through Stage 2 of its coronavirus recovery plan, clinical activity in a number of southern Ontario hospitals is resuming at a slow pace compared to pre-pandemic rates, according to three regional health-care providers.

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COVID-19 Scan for Jul 01, 2020

Yesterday, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) published studies showing that only 46% of COVID-19 patients reported recent contact with an infected person and that only 27% did so in Colorado.In the first study, researchers from the Centers for Disease Control a

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About 30% of COVID deaths may not be classified as such

In the first 3 months of the US coronavirus epidemic, the number of excess deaths in the United States was 122,300, 28% higher than the reported number of COVID-19 deaths, according to an observational study published today in JAMA Internal Medicine.

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13 tons of human hair allegedly linked to forced child labor in China seized by US border patrol

Port of New York/Newark inspect a shipment of hair products from China. U.S.

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Newsom: Restaurants, bars, movie theaters must close again in 19 California counties

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday tightened coronavirus restrictions for most of California, as a COVID-19 surge and more deaths have been reported ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. Newsom told 19 counties to close their indoor operations, like bars, wine tasting rooms, zoos, restaurants and movie theaters for at least three weeks. The list includes Contra Costa County, Santa Clara and Solano counties in the Bay Area, as well as Los Angeles County.

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D.L. Hughley unknowing spread coronavirus to family, radio staff

tested positive for coronavirus after he was taken to a Nashville hospital following his collapse on stage during a show on June 19. He now says he spread the virus to his son and nearly everyone at his radio show. "I'm a regular Typhoid Mary," he told TMZ, implying that everyone will be ok. D.L. believes he contracted the virus in Dallas, where he had been performing in the week leading up to his medical incident.

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Coronavirus: Trump says he thinks COVID-19 will ‘sort of just disappear. I hope’

U.S. President Donald Trump, who has avoided being seen in public wearing a face covering, said on Wednesday he would wear a mask if he were in close quarters with other people in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

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Salvation Army to give out $65,000 in food to Orange County families in need

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Salvation Army will be giving away more than $65,000 worth of food to Orange County families in need Thursday as part of the organization’s COVID-19 relief efforts.A large semi-truck filled with 1,333 grocery boxes delivered the supplies to The Salvation Army Men’s Shelter located at 440 West Colonial Dr., Orlando on Tuesday ahead of the event.According to the organization, 30-pound boxes containing a variety of perishable foods like chicken breast, milk, fruits, vegetables, cheese, and other nutritious goods will be given out to those in need.Supplies will be given on a first-come, first-served basis from 9 a.m.

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‘Friday the 13th’ villain Jason pushes mask-wearing in coronavirus PSA

the coronavirus: Jason Voorhees.The masked killer from “Friday the 13th” is taking a machete to the city’s epidemic with a PSA on the importance of preventative face wear. Ogilvy, the ad agency behind the unorthodox promo, wrote on Instagram that they wanted to convey the “life-saving message” to “invincible”-feeling young people by tapping into pop culture.In the resultant clip, the slasher villain known for slicing up campers at Camp Crystal Lake is seen nonchalantly strolling around NYC while pedestrians flee before him.“It’s not easy — the mask makes people uncomfortable,” intones an unseen narrator while a dog walker in Central Park avoids Jason’s attempts to pet her pooch.

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Chris Pratt Returns to Work on 'Jurassic World: Dominion' After Quarantining Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

after months of quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic that caused production shutdowns. «I'm doing well,» Pratt told his fan. «I'm back in London currently.

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This 115-year-old Supreme Court Case could determine if states can force you to wear a mask

Jacobson v. Massachusetts could be used in the argument when trying to justify the government’s abilities to curb one’s liberties in the interest of public health as it expands on the state’s capacity to regulate behavior and enforce order within their territory for the betterment of the health, safety, morals and general welfare of residents.

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Royal Caribbean hopes to resume cruises by September

Royal Caribbean hopes to resume cruises by September.The goal for the cruise line is to resume operations on Sept. 16.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a No Sail Order in April.[RELATED: Cruise lines suspend US sailing until mid-September over COVID-19 concerns]This order ends on July 24.Royal Caribbean announced not all sailings will take place in September.Sailings in Canada have been suspended through Oct.

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Gov. DeSantis says new coronavirus infections ‘not uniform throughout the state’

ORLANDO, Fla. – Gov. Ron DeSantis said though the number of increasing coronavirus cases could be alarming to some, he said ultimately new infections looked different across the state and are changing how the state responds to the pandemic.DeSantis answered reporters’ questions from Bethune-Cookman University Wednesday at a news conference, saying as the cases continue to climb, the trend is that the virus seems to be infecting a younger demographic.

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NFL players raise concerns on playing, others ignore advice

open letter to players on Tuesday, saying they have to fight for “necessary COVID-19 protections.”New Orleans Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins said last week that “football is a nonessential business and so we don’t need to do it.”Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward has asthma so he wants to “take every precaution” if he plays.“We are not invincible, and as recent reports have shown, we certainly aren’t immune to this virus,” Tretter wrote in his letter. “Underlying conditions like high BMI, asthma and sleep apnea are all associated with a higher risk of developing severe symptoms and complications when infected with COVID-19.

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College athletes from overseas might be stuck at home

STORRS, Conn. – UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma has asked for federal help in getting his team back to campus this summer. The Huskies, who are scheduled to gather in Storrs for summer workouts on July 26, have three foreign players on their roster: Anna Makurat, a sophomore from Poland; Nika Muhl, a freshman from Croatia; and Aaliyah Edwards, a freshman from Ontario, Canada.

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Hot news cycle leads CNN to best ratings in 40 years

NEW YORK – An extraordinary stretch of news with the coronavirus pandemic and racial reckoning triggered by George Floyd's death has led CNN to its biggest audience for any three-month period in the network's 40-year history. Fox News Channel and MSNBC also had record-setting quarters ending in June, according to the Nielsen company.

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New Smyrna Beach City Commission votes to require face masks in public as COVID-19 pandemic continues

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – New Smyrna Beach city commissioners voted 3-2 Wednesday to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public.Resolution No. 23-20 will require residents and visitors to wear face coverings in public, but will not be enforced by police nor carry any penalties for non-compliance.[READ MORE: These Central Florida counties have face covering requirements]According to a news release, the resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of any persons not wearing a face covering except for those:“The resolution takes effect immediately and shall automatically expire upon termination of the city’s emergency declaration, adopted on Mar.

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Trump says he still believes coronavirus will ‘sort of just disappear’

novel coronavirus cases, United States President Donald Trump said he still believes the virus will “just sort of disappear” at some point.“I think we’re going to be very good with the coronavirus. I think at some point that’s going to sort of just disappear, I hope,” he said during an interview on Fox Business on Wednesday.Trump ludicrously claimed to Fox Business just now that "I think we're gonna be very good with the coronavirus.

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Sarnia, Ont., hot sauce company supports national fight against coronavirus

novel coronavirus pandemic, one bottle at a time.Joshua Lines from Top Shelf spoke with 980 CFPL’s Mike Stubbs Friday to explain their most recent initiative.

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Masks mandatory in all public spaces in Pennsylvania, Gov. Wolf says

(Photo by Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via Getty Images) PENNSYLVANIA - Governor Tom Wolf announced Wednesday that masks are now mandatory whenever you leave your home in Pennsylvania. The expanded order takes effect immediately.“This mask-wearing order is essential to stopping the recent increase in COVID-19 cases we have seen in Pennsylvania,” Gov. Wolf said.

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LeBron James' group touts sports venues as mega-voting sites

ATLANTA – If basketball icon LeBron James gets his way, NBA arenas and other sports venues around the country will be mega polling sites for the November general election. James and his voting rights group, formed this spring with other black athletes and entertainers, are joining with other professional basketball leaders and Michigan’s top elections official to push for mega voting sites to accommodate in-person balloting amid the COVID-19 pandemic.More Than A Vote, the James organization dedicated to maximizing Black turnout in November, shared its plans with The Associated Press on Wednesday after the Detroit Pistons became the second NBA franchise to announce plans to use its arena for voting later this year.

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Coronavirus: Ontario government asks school boards to consider starting upcoming academic year earlier

Ontario government has asked the province’s school boards to consider starting the upcoming academic year a little bit earlier than normal as planning for reopening facilities during the coronavirus pandemic continues.“In order to maximize instruction time for students, school boards and school authorities are encouraged to start their school year by Sept. 1,” a recent memo obtained by Global News from Education Minister Stephen Lecce said.“It is also advised that boards schedule three PA days prior to the start of student instruction.

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76ers coach Brown says Embiid, Simmons healthy for restart

PHILADELPHIA – Philadelphia 76ers coach Brett Brown says All-Star guard Ben Simmons is “good to go” for the NBA restart after sitting out the final games before the shutdown with a back injury.Brown, whose contract runs through 2021-22, also expected fellow All-Star Joel Embiid to start the season in the best shape of his professional career.The Sixers need their franchise stars at full strength if one of the early favorites to win the East Conference can shake off both an ordinary regular season (39-26; 6th in the East) and a nearly five-month layoff to return contenders for their first NBA championship since 1983.The 23-year-old Simmons had missed his eighth straight game and was receiving daily treatment for his nerve issues in his lower

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Gia Gunn Apologizes for Calling COVID-19 a 'Hoax' - Watch (Video)

Gia Gunn is apologizing.

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Wedding in India reportedly leads to death of groom and over 100 COVID-19 infections

reported by The Indian Express on July 1. As part of contact tracing efforts, more than 360 people have since been tested in neighboring areas.

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Interim Considerations for Health Departments for SARS-CoV-2 Testing in Homeless Shelters and Encampments

CDC website periodically for updated interim guidance.Homeless service provider sites and encampments can present unique challenges for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) investigations and public health action. In congregate settings such as homeless shelters, the virus may spread easily among clients, staff, and volunteers.

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Forgot to pack your mask? Get your PPE from vending machines at Orlando International Airport

ORLANDO, Fla. – Mask-wearing is mandatory at Orlando International Airport and leaving your mask at home is no longer an excuse to not wear a face covering while traveling, according to airport officials.Travelers can now purchase a variety of masks, hand sanitizers and other personal protective equipment from vending machines at OIA.[INTERACTIVE MAP: See where travel is restricted around the world amid pandemic]The addition to the airport comes after Orange County officials issued a mask mandate last month in response to a spike in COVID-19 cases reported as Florida continued taking steps toward reopening its economy.Because of the executive order, travelers and employees at OIA have been asked to wear face coverings to slow the spread of

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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's Relationship Is So Healthy Now That They're Spending Time at Each Other's Homes

reported that , and it looks like they've progressed to the point where they can spend time at each other's houses without puling out their hair. An source had the full scoop on what Brad and Angelina's relationship is like now, and claims they are working diligently to figure out what's best for their five children—Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne, and Knox.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
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