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Medic who shot 2 was assigned to medical research center

FREDERICK, Md. – A Navy medic who shot and wounded two U.S. sailors before he was killed by police on a nearby Army base was assigned to a Naval medical research center in Maryland for nearly two years, according to his service record.

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Asia Today: North Korea tells WHO it's still virus-free

SEOUL – Isolated North Korea has continued to claim a perfect record in keeping out the coronavirus in its latest report to the World Health Organization.

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Keith Baldrey on increasing number of younger COVID-19 victims

Global’s Keith Baldrey on the surge in active COVID-19 cases in B.C., and the increasing numbers of younger people in hospital and intensive care.

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Vancouver Canucks’ COVID 19 outbreak a ‘cautionary tale’: Dr. Bonnie Henry

COVID-19 outbreak sweeping through the Vancouver Canucks is a “cautionary tale.”Dr. Bonnie Henry told reporters Tuesday that what’s happening with the team is a reminder that the virus spreads “very, very easily.”“It just tells us that once this virus gets hold, it can spread very quickly, despite having routine testing protocols, having protocols to try and protect people as much as possible,” she said.Right-winger Jake Virtanen was the latest Canuck placed on the NHL’s COVID protocol list Tuesday.

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COVID-19: Concern grows among parents as number of variant cases in Alberta schools rises

With the number of COVID-19 cases involving variants reaching record levels in Alberta, parents are getting worried about the confirmed cases in classrooms. The highly-contagious strains are evident in a number of Calgary schools.

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Man, 28, critical after he was shot multiple times in North Philadelphia, police say

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - A 28-year-old man is in critical condition after he was shot multiple times in North Philadelphia.Officers responded to North Philly, near 5th and Luzerne Streets Tuesday, just before 4 p.m. for a reported shooting, according to authorities.When officers arrived, they found a 28-year-old man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.He was taken to Temple University Hospital and was listed in critical condition.Police say an investigation is ongoing.

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Fired Walmart worker drives car through store, cops say

Lacy Cordell Gentry and his smashed car inside the Walmart are shown in photos released by police.(Concord Police Dept.) A fired Walmart employee crashed a car through the front door of the store and kept driving inside the building, according to police. It happened Friday morning in Concord, North Carolina. Police arrested 32-year-old Lacy Cordell Gentry, who had been recently fired from the store.They say when officers got there he was driving his 2015 Volkswagen Passat inside the store causing "substantial damage and endangering others."Get breaking news alerts in the free FOX5NY News app!Officers were able to get Gentry to stop the vehicle and arrested him.The police department released a photo showing the smashed front door of the

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Vancouver restaurant that has licence suspended says it’s closed until further notice

not be allowed to reopen until April 20 after the city said it repeatedly violated provincial health orders.Owner Rebecca Matthews took to the Instagram account Monday to thank everyone for their support over the past few days.“I just wanted to pop in here and say ‘we are here, we are figuring things out, how best to move forward,” Matthews said in an Instagram story.“The reason we did this was not to make a couple of extra bucks, or because we think we’re better than anyone else, we should open and everyone else to stay closed, it has nothing to do with that.

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Hextall on Hockey: Don’t bet against a playoff bubble

Vancouver Canucks currently resides on the NHL’s COVID-19 protocol list.The NHL requires individuals with positive tests to self-isolate for 10 days and for close contacts to self-isolate for two weeks — which would suggest a multi-week layoff looms for the Canucks.The situation in Vancouver is much bigger than hockey.

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Active shooter shot and killed at Ft. Detrick was Navy medic; 2 victims in critical condition

FREDERICK, Md. - An active shooter has been taken down at Ft. Detrick in Frederick, Maryland after an incident Tuesday morning, authorities say.Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherThe incident was initially reported around 8:30 a.m.

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Man with pole trashes Asian-owned convenience store in NC, police say

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - An Asian-owned convenience store in Charlotte, North Carolina, was trashed by a man who wielded a metal post and yelled racial slurs, according to police and a son of the store's owners.Surveillance footage shows a man pulling a merchandise rack to the floor and swinging a street signpost into the glass of the refrigerators. A man who appears to a friend of the attacker cheers him on.The attack occurred March 30 at a store called Plaza Sundries that is downtown near Charlotte's main transit hub.

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Boris Johnson says people of north west have put up with a 'huge amount' during the pandemic - and there's no sign yet of further local lockdowns

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EXPLAINER: Why is North Korea skipping the Tokyo Olympics?

SEOUL – North Korea, citing the coronavirus, has become the world's first country to drop out of the Tokyo Olympics.

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North Korea will not go to Olympics over Covid-19 fears

North Korea will not attend this year's Tokyo Olympics because of the coronavirus pandemic, Pyongyang's sports ministry has said.

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Rule-defying Vancouver restaurants punished

Two Vancouver restaurants that openly defied public health orders banning indoor dining have had their business licences suspended by the city. Paul Johnson reports.

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Peel region moves to online learning amid growing number of COVID-19 cases

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Ontario, Peel Region has announced schools will be moving to online learning starting Tuesday for two weeks.

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Concern grows as carjackings across Philadelphia escalate in all neighborhoods

CENTER CITY - Carjackings right in the heart of Center City. Just proof the pilferers can strike anywhere, at any time.There is concern along Walnut Street in Center City Monday after a neighbor was carjacked at gunpoint just as he stepped out of his 2019 Audi SUV Easter Sunday night."It’s a big concern.

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North Korea says it won't participate in Tokyo Olympics due to Covid pandemic

Tokyo Olympics because of the coronavirus pandemic.A website run by the North's sports ministry said the decision was made during a national Olympic Committee meeting on March 25 where members prioritized protecting athletes from the “world public health crisis caused by Covid-19."Also Read | Why India needs a plan for climate talksSouth Korea's Unification Ministry on Tuesday expressed regret over the North's decision, saying it had hoped that the Tokyo Olympics would provide an opportunity to improve inter-Korean relations, which have declined amid a stalemate in larger nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang.Japanese Olympic Minister Tamayo Marukawa told reporters she was still confirming details and couldn’t immediately

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Website: North Korea won't participate in Tokyo Olympics

SEOUL – A North Korean website says the country will not participate in the Tokyo Olympics because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Growing number of younger Canadians in hospital, infected with variants

The more contagious variants fuelling Canada’s COVID-19 third wave are hitting younger people harder. Abigail Bimman has the story of Matthew Cardinal, 34, who spent two weeks in intensive care.

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Canucks vs. COVID-19: Vancouver’s outbreak affects all of NHL

The coronavirus has checked the Vancouver Canucks, with nearly 20 players on the league’s COVID-19 protocol list. Eric Sorensen looks at what this means for the team’s schedule, and the ripple effect on the rest of the NHL.

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Super Bowl MVP Tom Brady trades football for lightsaber at Walt Disney World

ORLANDO, Fla. – Two months after leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a historic victory at Raymond James Stadium, star player Tom Brady finally visited Walt Disney World.

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There's a Coronavirus Outbreak On The Vancouver Canucks Hockey Team

A coronavirus outbreak is sweeping over most of the Vancouver Canucks hockey team.

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North Philadelphia shooting leaves man in critical condition Monday

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are investigating a Monday afternoon shooting that sent a man to the hospital in critical condition.The shooting occurred shortly after 1 p.m. on the 2700 block of North Newkirk Street.Police say the victim, a man believed to be the ages of 25 and 35 was shot three times.

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Vaccine skepticism runs deep among white evangelicals in US

The president of the Southern Baptist Convention, America’s largest evangelical denomination, posted a photo on Facebook last week of him getting the COVID-19 vaccine. It drew more than 1,100 comments — many of them voicing admiration for the Rev. J.D. Greear, and many others assailing him.

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No indication officer in Capitol attack was stabbed, shot

WASHINGTON – A Capitol Police officer killed last week when a man armed with a knife rammed his car into two officers at a barricade outside the Capitol does not appear to have been stabbed, slashed or shot, a police official told The Associated Press on Monday.

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Lanes shifting on North Courtenay Parkway over Canaveral Barge Canal on Merritt Island

MERRITT ISLAND, Fla. – As early as Monday, drivers on Merritt Island will notice a traffic shift on a busy road.

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U.K. families mourn COVID-19 victims at London’s wall of hearts

Thousands of hearts are being painted on a wall by families in London in the United Kingdom, with each representing a life lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Vancouver restaurant continues to defy COVID-19 health order

A Vancouver restaurateur who vowed to defy a provincial ban on indoor dining now says he’ll comply, while a second stayed open despite an order to shut its doors.

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As COVID-19 variants spread in B.C., concern grows for effects on younger adults

COVID-19 variants are having on younger people.Evidence suggests the variants of concern are not only more contagious, but are also leading to more severe hospitalizations — particularly for younger adults.“With the initial COVID the feeling was very much that while young people may get COVID they may not get all that sick, I think the variants have changed that … and I don’t know if people are realizing that,” Dr. Gerald Da Roza, head of medicine at Royal Columbian Hospital, told Global News.

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One defiant Vancouver restaurant complies, 2nd pledges to continue indoor service

B.C. reports 2,090 COVID-19 cases over 2 days, shattering records again On Friday, Fuoco had pledged to open his restaurant to indoor dining in violation of the province’s three-week “circuit breaker” restrictions.Fuoco’s defiance led to a Vancouver Coastal Health closure order and on Saturday, Gusto was open again albeit for outdoor dining only.“We were blindsided,” Fuoco said Saturday, arguing restaurants were given no warning and left holding large amounts of perishable product.“This could be the final nail in the coffin for restaurants, someone has to speak up.

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Surprise vaccination: Vancouver woman gets COVID-19 shot at Superstore

Most British Columbians have been patiently waiting to book their vaccine when their age cohort becomes eligible so as Nadia Stewart reports, a Vancouver woman was surprised when she was able to get immunized after hearing an intercom page at a local big box store.

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Hornets' Hayward out at least 4 weeks with right foot sprain

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Gordon Hayward will miss at least a month after spraining his right foot during the Charlotte Hornets’ win Friday night over the Indiana Pacers.

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Rural B.C. communities fear COVID-19 spread as Easter travel warning ignored

‘Just don’t go’: B.C. renews plea against leisure travel over Easter long weekend Ucluelet Mayor Mayco Noel said there was an obvious increase in traffic to his community, worrying locals.“We are a very small town of 2,000 people.

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Vancouver restaurant owner defies COVID-19 orders

The owner of Gusto restaurant in Vancouver vowed to remain open for indoor dining, despite a provincial order banning the practice, meant to stop a spike in COVID-19 cases. Paul Johnson reports.

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Additional victims come forward accusing Delaware County chiropractor of indecent assault

DELAWARE COUNTY, Pa. - Additional victims have come forward accusing a Delaware County chiropractor of indecent assault. "This is now five victims that have come forward with similar allegations of indecent touching and sexual assaults by this chiropractor from Newtown Square," said Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollmeister about a once respected and trusted doctor in the community. Now 61-year-old Ardel Cirio is facing several charges, including a felony. The DA says the victims are the doctor's patients. "They're very disturbing. Whenever anybody particularly a woman goes to see a medical professional and has them examine them they should feel safe.

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Vancouver restaurateur vows to defy COVID-19 ban on indoor dining

COVID-19 order banning indoor dining.“I think this order is totally unfair and it discriminates against our business,” Federico Fuoco, who operates Gusto restaurant in the Olympic Village, said.“I mean, if (provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry) did a blanket policy that covered Costco, liquor stores, Wal-Mart, then even if I was not in favour of it, at least that’s a fair policy.” COVID: Sweeping new restrictions in place including in-person dining at B.C.

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US consults with Japan, South Korea on North Korea approach

National security adviser Jake Sullivan consulted with his counterparts from Japan and South Korea on Friday as the Biden administration settles on its approach for dealing with North Korea, including its nuclear program.

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New questions about Canucks season amid reports of growing COVID-19 outbreak

Vancouver Canucks season amid multiple reports that team’s COVID-19 situation has taken a turn for the worse.The Canucks organization told Global News it would not provide an update on the situation until next week. Canucks have games postponed through April 6 due to COVID-19 protocol TSN reports that eight players and one staff member have tested positive.On Tuesday, Canucks’ forward Adam Gaudette was pulled from practice following a positive test.

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Many still hesitate to get vaccine, but reluctance is easing

So few people came for COVID-19 vaccinations in one county in North Carolina that hospitals there now allow anyone 16 or older to get a shot, regardless of where they live. Get a shot, get a free doughnut, the governor said.

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Big effort aims to elect candidates with science backgrounds

RALEIGH, N.C. – An advocacy group plans to spend millions next year to elect more doctors, scientists and other professionals to office, arguing the pandemic and Donald Trump's handling of it have powerfully underscored a need to bring people with scientific backgrounds into policymaking.

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8-year-old girl who ran from home in West Philadelphia found safe in North Philly, police say

According to police, the 8-year-old was last seen running east on Olive Street toward 49th Street. WEST PHILADELPHIA - A missing 8-year-old girl who police said ran away from her home in West Philadelphia following an argument early Friday morning has been found safe.Police said the girl was found in North Philadelphia and is with a family member.The unnamed child was reported missing from the 4900 block of Olive Street around 2 a.m., according to police. Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department searched the family's home several times and scoured nearby areas for the girl with no success, Chief Inspector Scott Small said.She was reportedly found just before 7:30 a.m.

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Tar Heels turn attention to hiring Williams' successor

North Carolina now faces the challenge of finding Roy Williams’ successor.

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Spike in COVID-19 cases on west side of Vancouver

Global’s Keith Baldrey on the spike in COVID-19 cases on the west side of Vancouver.

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‘Super pod’ of dolphins dazzles boaters off California coast

DANA POINT, Calif. - A couple of lucky seafarers witnessed a "super pod" of dolphins swimming alongside a boat carrying whale watchers on March 14.Video of the spectacular sight captured what looked like dozens of dolphins swimming together off of Dana Point, California.Onlookers who were on a Dana Wharf whale watching tour marveled as the dolphins swam so quickly that the ocean appeared to be white rather than its normal blue.Dolphins typically remain in core groups of about 25 to 50, but sometimes they will come together with other pods to form a mega pod or super pod.Freeze frame of video capturing a super pod of dolphins off the coast of Dana Point, California on March 14.

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3 sought in ATM theft from North Philadelphia convenience store, police say

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are searching for three men who were allegedly captured on video stealing an ATM machine from a North Philadelphia convenience store on Sunday. Security video released by police on Thursday shows the suspects exit a white sedan outside of OCK Express Market on 3000 block of North 22nd Street around 4:30 a.m. Police said the men entered the store and immediately began trying to rock the ATM machine off its bearings.

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Dog who repeatedly stole stuffed unicorn from dollar store gets adopted

KENANSVILLE, N.C. - A stray dog who stole the hearts of many after his story of determination to reach a purple stuffed unicorn was shared widely online has finally found a "furever" home.Sisu, a 1-year-old male dog, tried multiple times to take the same stuffed unicorn from a Dollar General store in Duplin County, North Carolina. He attempted to snag the toy so many times that animal control was called on the dog, according to Duplin County Animal Services.The officer who responded to the call purchased the unicorn for Sisu and made sure he could have it at the shelter.

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