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1:54Wis. houses homeless sick, at high risk for COVID
Associated Press - AP NewsState, county and local governments in Wisconsin are working with nonprofits and the archdiocese to provide a place for homeless individuals in Milwaukee to quarantine or recover from COVID-19. Their model also provides housing afterward. (Feb. 11) October 18, 2006 -//IPTC//DTD NITF 3.4//EN State, county and local governments in Wisconsin are working with nonprofits and the archdiocese to provide a place for homeless individuals in Milwaukee to quarantine or recover from COVID-19. Their model also provides housing afterward. (Feb. 11) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee - 17 December 2020 1. Melvin Anthony walking to car ++VERTICAL VIDEO++ 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Melvin Anthony, Wisconsin resident: "I can say I saw nothing but death for me because things were really that bad, you know, pretty much drinking water out my hand and eating out of garbage cans, that type of bad." 3. Anthony talking to woman at food bank ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee - 8 December 2020 4. Various outside shots of Clare Hall 5. Pan of inside of Clare Hall ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee - 11 December 2020 ++PARTIALLY COVERED++ 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jerome Listecki, Milwaukee Archbishop: "So when you say it became open at an opportune time, God's the one who has jurisdiction over time. So we're supposed to pay attention to what he's saying to us when these things happen." ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee - 8 December 2020 7. Various shots of chapel in Clare Hall 8. Tight of COVID test results on monitor 9. COVID swab 10. Workers in kitchen 11. Tight of packaged food 12. Woman unloading boxes 13. Various of room ++PARTIALLY COVERED++ 14. SOUNDBITE (English) James Mathy, Milwaukee County Housing Division Administrator: "The vast majority of individuals leave here with permanent housing, so under our housing first model, we have about a 96% success rate, keeping people in housing once they're housed." 15. Various of Mathy and co-workers 16. Woman unloading bags from vehicle 17. People handling boxes ++PARTIALLY COVERED++ 18. SOUNDBITE (English) James Mathy, Milwaukee County Housing Division Administrator: "One of the one of the great things that bodes well for the future, post pandemic, is this is a really unique example of different governments working really, really well together." 19. Security guard 20. Security guard's screen ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee - 17 December 2020 21.Various of Melvin Anthony with his cane ++VERTICAL VIDEO++ ++PARTIALLY COVERED++ 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Melvin Anthony, Wisconsin resident: "When I made it …
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1:31US rescues 3 Cubans stranded on island for 33 days
Associated Press - AP NewsThe U.S. Coast Guard on Tuesday rescued two men and a woman from Cuba, after they were stranded on a deserted island that's part of the Bahamas for 33 days. The three lost track of days as they survived on a diet of coconuts, conchs and rats. (Feb. 11) October 18, 2006 -//IPTC//DTD NITF 3.4//EN The U.S. Coast Guard on Tuesday rescued two men and a woman from Cuba, after they were stranded on a deserted island that's part of the Bahamas for 33 days. The three lost track of days as they survived on a diet of coconuts, conchs and rats. (Feb. 11) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: MANDATORY CREDIT US COAST GUARD DISTRICT 7 US COAST GUARD DISTRICT 7 - MANDATORY CREDIT US COAST GUARD DISTRICT 7 Anguilla Cay, Bahamas - 9 February 2021 ++AUDIO MUTE AS INCOMING++ 1. View from helicopter, first person in basket is pulled up 2. Second person pulled up in basket 3. Basket pulled into helicopter, second person gets out of basket, sits down 4. Third person pulled up to helicopter 5. Basket pulled into helicopter, person gets out of basket, sits down Two men and a woman had lost track of days as they survived on a diet of coconuts, conchs and rats for more than a month after they were cast away on a deserted island between Florida and Cuba. U.S. Coast Guard officials said the trio from Cuba told them their boat had capsized in rough waters and they were able to swim to Anguilla Cay, where they spent 33 days before they were spotted and rescued. The uninhabited island of rocky ground and palm trees and shrubs is part of an atoll of the Bahamas that is much closer to Cuba and monitored by the U.S. Coast Guard for strandings of refugees trying to reach U.S. soil. Lt. Riley Beecher, a Coast Guard pilot, said that while on a routine mission they saw on Monday what looked like flags waving in the usually brown and light green topography. The Coast Guard initially dropped some water and a radio to be able to communicate. Later on Monday, another crew flew back to bring more supplies. One of the pilots who flew on the second trip, Lt. Justin Dougherty, said the woman was low on blood sugar and was given packets to get her levels back to normal. Dougherty said the stranded travelers said the coconuts kept them hydrated and they also ate the meat of conchs and rats. It could have been worse had they not found palm trees or had it been hotter. They were rescued on Tuesday morning and taken to the Lower Keys Medical Center with no serious injuries. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence …
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ShowBiz Minute: Flint, Carano, Wallen
Associated Press - AP NewsHustler founder and First Amendment battler Larry Flynt dies; Gina Carano fired from "Mandalorian" after social media post; Morgan Wallen tells fans not to defend his racist language. (Feb. 11) October 18, 2006 -//IPTC//DTD NITF 3.4//EN Hustler founder and First Amendment battler Larry Flynt dies; Gina Carano fired from "Mandalorian" after social media post; Morgan Wallen tells fans not to defend his racist language. (Feb. 11) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Beverly Hills, California, 11 January 1999 1. Larry Flynt outside press event ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: New York, 13 October 1996 2. Larry Flynt at film premiere of "The People vs. Larry Flynt" ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Paris, 31 October 2002 3. Various of Larry Flynt at Hustler Club Paris opening ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Los Angeles, 19 October 2019 4. Medium of Gina Carano during sitdown interview ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Berlin, Germany, 15 February 2012 5. Various of Gina Carano posing for photographers at "Haywire" premiere ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: New York, 28 August 2019 6. Country music recording artists Morgan Wallen and Midland posing for photos ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: New York, 27 August 2019 7. Various of country singer Morgan Wallen getting his signature mullet haircut at Paul Mole Barbershop AP ShowBiz Minute Larry Flynt, who turned his raunchy Hustler magazine into an empire while fighting numerous First Amendment court battles, died Wednesday in Los Angeles, aged 78. Flynt's career began with Ohio strip clubs but in 1974 he founded Hustler, an unashamedly crude and hard-core magazine that offended conservatives and feminists. Lucasfilm says Gina Carano is no longer a part of "The Mandalorian" cast, after many online called for her firing over a social media post that likened the experience of Jews during the Holocaust to the U.S. political climate. A spokesperson said Wednesday that Carano is not currently employed by Lucasfilm with "no plans for her to be in the future." She deleted the post but it was widely shared online. Country star Morgan Wallen has told his fans on social media not to downplay the racist language he was caught saying on camera. After a week of silence, Wallen posted a message on Instagram Wednesday night. He said there was no reason to downplay what he did and that his actions and his words matter. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the …
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Golfer's prompt release from jail angers some who recall city's police turmoil
Associated Press - By DYLAN LOVANLOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler’s arrest and prompt release from a Louisville jail Friday that let him play in a high-profile tournament after being booked on charges including felony assault has sparked questions over whether he was given preferential treatment because …
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What to do when facing extended summer power outages
Associated Press - By CLAIRE RUSHTexas officials say power outages could last weeks in parts of Houston after thunderstorms with hurricane-force winds tore through the city and killed at least four people. The storm knocked out electricity to nearly 1 million homes and businesses in the region as temperatures hover around 90 …
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Schauffele leading and Scheffler contending at PGA Championship. It only seemed like a normal day
Associated Press - By DOUG FERGUSONLOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Xander Schauffele was in the lead for the fifth time in his last six rounds. Masters champion Scottie Scheffler was in the thick of contention with his 42nd straight round of par or better. Bryson DeChambeau smashed his way into the mix with nine tee shots over 300 yards. By …
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Thitikul shoots 65 for 2-shot lead at Mizuho Americas Open; No. 1 ranked Nelly Korda lurking 3 back
Associated Press - By TOM CANAVANJERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Rising star Atthaya Thitikul birdied five of the final seven holes in a round of 7-under 65 to grab the halfway lead in the Mihuho Americas Open on Friday, with top-ranked Nelly Korda in contention one week after having her LPGA record-tying five tournament winning streak …
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Getting into Valhalla during the PGA isn't easy on a good day. Then came a perfectly imperfect storm
Associated Press - By WILL GRAVESLOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Will Zalatoris urged his parents Richard and Catherine to stay home this weekend and not follow him around at the PGA Championship. It’s not worth the trouble, Zalatoris told them. The headaches involved in getting in and around Valhalla Golf Club were simply too great. And …
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After decisive loss at Alabama Mercedes plants, powerful auto union vows to return and win
Associated Press - By TOM KRISHER and KIM CHANDLERTUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — A decisive vote against the United Auto Workers union at two Mercedes factories in Alabama on Friday sidetracked the UAW’s grand plan to sign up workers at nonunion plants mainly in the South. But newly elected President Shawn Fain said the union will return to Mercedes and …
