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.

The victim told officers Jackson threw a bag of shoes at the agents at a service desk. The witness said Jackson reached over the service counter to hit an agent, then walked over to.

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Group camping reservations for Alberta to open with COVID-19 recommendations

COVID-19 recommendations in place as the pandemic continues.Starting July 14, launch times to book group campsites will be staggered by region. Booking will be available at the following times:Depending on location, campers will be able to stay starting either July 16 or 23.

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US prison inmates among those hit hard with COVID-19

COVID-19 cases in US federal and state prisons were 5.5 times higher—and death rates three times higher—than in the general population from Mar 31 to Jun 6, according to a research letter published yesterday in JAMA.

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Political conflict over Ontario long-term care funding

The provincial government and the opposition are expressing conflicting accounts on how Ontario has handled long-term care homes. Brittany Rosen has more on both sides of the argument.

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Coronavirus: White House says hospitalizations are not primarily COVID-19 related, death rate is decreasing

When asked about a surge of hospitalizations in the U.S., White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany argued a large number of those being reported are actually elective surgeries while also noting that COVID-19 mortality rates have decreased.

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B.C. health officials to provide Thursday coronavirus update

novel coronavirus response at 3 p.m. Thursday.Global News will stream the briefing live here and on our Facebook page and carry it live on BC1.

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Jean Charest asks Ottawa for aid for the aerospace industry

coronavirus economic recovery.Charest, a representative for the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada, made the announcement by videoconference Thursday, accompanied by several representatives from the industry.

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Coronavirus: 19th day without new case in Peterborough; 2 cases resolved in City of Kawartha Lakes

Peterborough Public Health reported no new cases of the novel coronavirus in its jurisdiction on Thursday.The health unit, which serves Peterborough, Peterborough County, Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First Nation, last reported a new case of the virus on June 20. Coronavirus — Peterborough Public Health continues to encourage mask-wearing but not mandate it There are no active cases among the 95 cases that have been confirmed since the pandemic was declared in early March.

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Students, groups looking for answers on status of $900M coronavirus grant program

WE Charity. Hundreds of student volunteer positions advertised on federal website don’t exist The government says it is working on what to do with the Canada Student Service Grant program after its agreement with the WE organization was cancelled last week amid controversy over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s connections to the Toronto-based group.Several non-profits seeking volunteers under the grant program say they and their volunteers are waiting for answers, including whether the program is going to go ahead and the students they have already taken on will be paid the promised honorarium for their time.

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N.S. chief medical officer of health says exemption for three Irving executives done in error

Doctor Robert Strang says the exemption was an error, but he will continue to make exceptions for specialized and essential workers. Alicia Draus reports.

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Pregnant Canadians worry they won’t get parental leave benefits because work hours affected by COVID-19

From students to seniors, many Canadians’ livelihoods have been disrupted by COVID-19. The Federal Government has stepped up to support many of them, but some expectant parents say they’ve been left out in the cold. Laurel Gregory explains.

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4 staff members test positive for COVID-19 at Florida Women’s Reception Center

MARION COUNTY, Fla. – Officials said Thursday that four staff members at the Florida Women’s Reception Center in Ocala have tested positive for COVID-19.The prison has not, however, reported any cases of the coronavirus among inmates, officials said.“Staff members who test positive for COVID-19 do not return to work until a full recovery is documented by a medical professional and Florida DOH and CDC guidelines are followed,” officials said in a news release.According to the prison’s website, the facility houses 1,345 women and has reported four negative COVID-19 tests in addition to the four positive cases.More information about COVID-19 cases reported across Florida’s correctional institutions can be found by clicking here.To keep up with

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If stores and factories can be open, so can schools, U.S. labor secretary says

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia and Gov.

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Health officials reverse decision after Volusia Sheriff expresses frustration in COVID-19 data sharing

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Just days after posting his frustration with the Florida Department of Health, Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood told News 6 his department will resume receiving detailed COVID-19 data, including addresses of those who have tested positive. “I’m glad to see they admitted they made a mistake,” he said. “[We] got an email that said DOH had reevaluated their position and starting this afternoon they were going to provide information seven days a week.” “Once the Dept.

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COVID-19 testing at Volusai County Fairgrounds canceled

VOLUSAI COUNTY, Fla. – COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fairgrounds has been canceled on Friday, officials said.According to officials, the testing was canceled due to a delay in the committed delivery and an overwhelming demand on the labs.”At 11:00 a.m. Thursday, Family Health Source received a notice that labs had become overwhelmed, forcing the site to close our early Thursday and cancel Friday’s testing, a news release said.“We will extend our testing at Volusia County Fairgrounds on Monday the 13th and Tuesday the 14th from 8 a.m.

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Big Ten to play conference-only fall sports schedule in 2020

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA - NOVEMBER 30: Rashod Bateman #13 of the Minnesota Golden Gophers catches the ball against the Wisconsin Badgers during the first quarter of the game at TCF Bank Stadium on November 30, 2019 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bateman s ((Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images))MINNEAPOLIS - The Big Ten Conference announced Thursday it's moving to a conference-only schedule for all fall sports for the 2020 season due to concerns related to the Covid-19 pandemic.The news comes after the Ivy League suspended all fall sports, and won’t have any athletic activities until at least Jan.

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Florida reports highest single-day jump in COVID-19 deaths

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida marked another grim COVID-19 milestone Thursday when health officials reported 120 new deaths from the coronavirus -- the highest one-day jump yet amid a surge in new infections that continues to befuddle the state's attempts to contain the outbreak.The number of deaths was the highest since the 113 reported in early May. The cumulative death toll has now surpassed 4,000 as confirmed cases climbed by nearly 9,000 to more than 229,000.The state also reported on Thursday the biggest 24-hour jump in hospitalizations, with 409 patients being admitted. RELATED: Over 8,900 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Thursday; 120 new deathsFlorida resident cases in orange; Florida resident deaths in gray.

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Pennsylvania extends foreclosure, eviction moratorium to Aug. 31

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Colin Hanks Shares Powerful Message About Wearing Masks During COVID-19 Outbreak

Colin Hanks is calling on his fellow Americans to wear a mask.

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News Scan for Jul 09, 2020

In yet another study demonstrating racial disparities in the pandemic, a University of Chicago analysis has found that black people are twice as likely as whites to test positive for COVID-19.The retrospective cohort study, published today in the Annals of the Amer

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Montreal public health officials encourage patients to visit doctors, urge them ‘not to be scared’

coronavirus pandemic, Montreal Public Health officials say people were not reaching out to their family doctors. In fact, consultations were down 80 per cent.But, as the pandemic begins to stabilize, Montreal’s regional director of medicine is encouraging patients to reach out to their doctor, especially if they have a chronic illness or a concern that requires medical attention.“It’s important to consult when appropriate and to not be scared,” said Dr.

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Coronavirus: How a lack of socialization could impact a generation of kids

coronavirus pandemic began, children across Canada have been pulled from schools and daycares, forced to isolate from their peers. And now that summer has hit, many day camps have turned to the internet with digital activities to keeps kids entertained.Socialization is an important part of growing up but the pandemic brought that to a quick halt, leaving many parents wondering if their children are deprived of an important developmental step — peer-to-peer interaction.

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NIAID launches clinical vaccine trials for COVID-19 — here’s how to volunteer

LOS ANGELES - A new clinical trial to receive an experimental vaccine for the coronavirus has launched, and you can sign up to participate.The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) kicked off a new clinical trials network which aims to enroll thousands of volunteers in large-scale clinical trials intended to protect people from COVID-19.“Centralizing our clinical research efforts into a single trials network will expand the resources and expertise needed to efficiently identify safe and effective vaccines and other prevention strategies against COVID-19,” NIAID Director Dr.

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Coronavirus causes uncertainty for state lotteries

BOSTON - The coronavirus pandemic has been a rollercoaster for state lotteries across the country, with some getting a boost from the economic downturn and others scrambling to make up for revenue shortfalls.Since March, Texas, Arkansas and Montana and several other states have seen an increase in sales, in part, driven by housebound residents putting cash down for scratch-off tickets. But lottery officials say other states, like Massachusetts and Oregon, confronted revenue drops due to stay-at-home orders that forced the closure of restaurants, bars and some retailers selling tickets.

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Video captures woman throwing shoes at store employee after being asked to wear a mask

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - A woman apparently upset about a store’s mask policy in Oklahoma was captured on video throwing boxes of shoes at an employee in an outburst of anger.The incident was reported July 8 at a Skechers store in Oklahoma City.

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Manitoba housing market ‘strong as it ever was’ after quieter spring due to COVID-19

Survey: 9 of 10 Manitobans say COVID-19 has not affected their homebuying plans “You’re going to see that across the country.

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Tiger Woods to return next week at Muirfield Village

DUBLIN, Ohio – The PGA Tour returned five weeks ago with some of its strongest fields. Now it gets its biggest star.Tiger Woods announced Thursday on Twitter he will play next week at the Memorial, a tournament he has won a record five times, as he goes after his record 83rd career victory on the PGA Tour.“I've missed going out and competing with the guys and can't wait to get back out there,” Woods said.It will end a five-month break from competition for Woods.

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‘No screaming’: Japan theme park reopens with ‘serious’ roller coaster rides

Japanese theme park have added a game-changing new rule for customers who use their roller coasters, in an effort to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus among thrill-seekers on the rides.It’s simple: keep your scream inside while riding the roller coasters. Or, as the park put it, “scream in your heart.” Bill Nye the Science Guy returns for ‘wear a mask!’ PSA on coronavirus The Fuji-Q Highland theme park introduced the rule last month after it re-opened following COVID-19 lockdowns in Japan.

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1 new coronavirus case, 10 more recoveries reported in London-Middlesex

coronavirus in London and Middlesex while 10 others have recovered from the virus.It brings the cumulative number of cases in the region to 632, of which 556 have now been resolved. Fifty-seven people have also died, with the most recent death occurring on June 12.

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Isolation exceptions for skilled and essential workers will continue

Strang says concerns were brought to his attention and he reviewed his decision.“I realized I should not have approved the plan as was,” said Strang during a press conference on Thursday.“Even though safety requirements were part of my approval, the meetings could have been done virtually.”Strang says the three execs are all now self-isolating for 14 days, but says he will continue to make exceptions on a case by case basis.“There are cases where specialized skills are required and as long as public health protocol is developed in these cases I will approve those,” said Strang.“We do need to keep the economy going.”The public health officer says he has already approved a number of plans but could not provide an exact number on how many

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Coronavirus: Ontario prefers in-class return for students, but health officials must approve

Stephen Lecce says the Ontario government prefers a return to in-class learning for students this September.Lecce’s statement comes weeks after the province told school boards to prepare for an array of options, including a return to regular class learning, online learning or a combination of both.

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TCD scientists researching treatments for Covid-19

Trinity College Professors at the School of Biomedical Sciences have been given almost €5 million in new funding to embark on what for them is a most exciting quest.

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This tool is saving universities millions of dollars in journal subscriptions

Dalmeet Singh ChawlaIn April, when the State University of New York (SUNY) system canceled a big subscription deal with Dutch publishing giant Elsevier in favor of a smaller, cheaper package of subscriptions, headlines focused on how much money the university would save: about $7 million. But behind the savings was a careful cost-benefit analysis and a software tool, Unsub, that helped SUNY work out how to get the most out of its subscription dollars.

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What to expect as casinos and bingo halls reopen in Saskatchewan

novel coronavirus. Hospital visitor restrictions, casinos closing part of coronavirus prevention “We’re so excited,” SaskGaming‘s Shanna Schulhauser told Global News at Casino Regina Thursday morning, as the facility was preparing to welcome guests back.

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Keegan-Michael Key Star in Music Video for COVID-19 Relief

Stars including Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Keegan-Michael Key joined a host of artists for a virtual music video to raise money for the Arts for Illinois Relief Fund, helping artists in Chicago who have been struggling with the affects of COVID-19. The six-and-a-half-minute video showcased the artists in various split-screens singing "Sweet Home Chicago" from their respective locations amid stay-at-home mandates.

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Burlington politicians unanimously support mask bylaw

Coronavirus — Hamilton, Ont., mayor to present mandatory mask bylaw at board of health meeting Burlington’s draft bylaw defines a mask as a face covering that covers the nose, mouth and chin and it will expire Sept.

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Coronavirus: Health unit issues order for farms employing migrant workers in Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton, Northumberland

coronavirus.The order, under Section 22 of Ontario’s Health Protection and Promotion Act, will apply to any farm that employs migrant workers and/or participate in the federal Temporary Foreign Worker or operate any model of seasonal housing accommodations.The order went into effect at noon and will remain in effect until the medical officer of health determines it is no longer required.

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Regina Public Library branches begin reopening as coronavirus pandemic continues

Regina Public Library branches reopened on Thursday amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.The Glen Elm, Regent Place, Albert, Connaught and Prince of Wales branches are officially open to the public.The Central Library, along with the George Bothwell, Sherwood Village and Sunrise branches, will reopen July 13. Regina Public Library extends free Wi-Fi outdoors after COVID-19 temporarily shut its doors “We’re pleased to return to our physical locations,” said Jeff Barber, the library’s director and CEO.“Library staff are looking forward to seeing customers once again.”While browsing and borrowing are allowed, the experience will be a little different.

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Waterloo Region may reduce or postpone plan for speed cameras in front of schools

coronavirus pandemic could dilute or halt Waterloo Region’s plan to install automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras in front of a few dozen area schools.A report prepared by staff on the issue will go before regional council on July 15 and recommends that the council either postpone the launch of the ASE camera program or cut the number of cameras it had intended to initially launch from 32 to eight.

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Manchester Covid patients to take part in study on long-term impact of the virus

in many cases even without hospital admission.For those patients who have been hospitalised, the longer-term consequences can be more serious, hence covid being described as a 'modern day polio'.It's led to growing concerns in the medical community that some patients may need a clear long-term treatment plan to give them the best outcome.Alex Horsley, Consultant Respiratory Physician at Wythenshawe Hospital and a reader at the University of Manchester, is also director of the clinical research facility at Wythenshawe.He says while during the peak there were up to 200 inpatients on Covid wards they are now seeing just one or two admissions a day.He is leading the Manchester branch of the study.Dubbed Phosp-Covid, it's aimed at investigating

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Alberta doctors warn some COVID-19 patients may see long-term health impacts

COVID-19 patients in Alberta continues to rise, and doctors say it is important for people to be aware of their bodies as there is more and more evidence some people may experience long-term health impacts from the disease.Dr.

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Coronavirus: Toronto authorities cracking down on illegal beach parties, restricting parking

Toronto beaches after a number of nighttime parties were busted over the weekend.The city says that parking at three popular beaches will be restricted after 7 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]They also note a “significant increase” in the number of gatherings happening at beaches where people are not practising physical distancing.

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Can In My Elements, a Contained Dance Festival, Succeed Amidst COVID-19?

COVID-19 has dealt catastrophic blows to the live industry, and especially the live electronic events realm, as shows and festivals are primary economic and cultural drivers of the scene. But a group of New York event promoters are going against all odds for an open-air music retreat taking place this weekend.

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Japanese theme park execs demonstrate how to ride a rollercoaster without screaming

Fuji-Q Highland theme park reopened at the beginning of June and they’re asking visitors to ride their rollercoasters without screaming so they don’t potentially spread COVID-19 to others.

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Annie’s Pub in Montreal’s West Island temporarily closed after employee tests positive for coronavirus

Annie’s Pub in Quebec has temporarily closed its doors after an employee tested positive for the novel coronavirus.The owner decided to close the long-standing Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue bar late Wednesday afternoon after hearing the results.The employee was described as a “manager” and is said to have had limited interactions with clients since testing positive.In a statement, the restaurant management said: “For the safety of our staff, our loyal patrons and our community, we have made the decision to close temporarily giving time to all our staff to get tested and for a professional team to disinfect the restaurant.”“We’re closing because we care,” owner Steven Bracken said.Bracken says he is currently working with local public health

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A fast moving megatrial for coronavirus treatments, and transferring the benefits of exercise by transferring blood

success of a fast moving megatrial for coronavirus treatments. The United Kingdom’s Recovery (Randomized Evaluation of COVID-19 Therapy) trial has enrolled more than 12,000 hospitalized coronavirus patients since early March and has released important recommendations that were quickly taken up by doctors and scientists around the world.

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MLB 2021 schedule: Opening Day set for April 1, Yankees-Mets to face off on 20th anniversary of 9/11

LOS ANGELES - Major League Baseball unveiled its 2021 regular season schedule, announcing that all 30 teams would be playing on Opening Day, slated for April 1.On top of that, MLB also announced a Yankees-Mets match-up on Sept. 11, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks.

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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

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