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The number of people who are unpaid caregivers in our country continues to grow as there are now an estimated 50 million in the U.S.Many employers made adjustments to help them early in the pandemic.But now, more than two years later, caregiving advocates tell us while the awareness is still there, a majority of companies haven t made support avail stanley france able long-term. People get stuck on the big obvious one, which is a flexible hours or paid time off to provide care,  said John Schall, CEO of Caregiver Action Network.  Hugely important. No question about it. But if we just end the discussion there, we ve really missed the entire opportunity for other supports that can make a big difference. He says support includes things like having an employee resource group for caregivers or having a website that offers employees resources to help. Employers really need to be able to communicate to employees just by having some of the supports in place that yes, we get it,  Schall said.  We understand it s a complex situation, and it s the modern world, because ultimately it s that kind of understanding those kinds of lifestyle benefits stanley cups  that are going to keep those employees working at that company. The Caregiver Action Network is trying to get that message out this month with the hashtag  caregiving happens,  and that caregiv stanley mug ing is not always convenient or expected.They re hoping awareness around this will make it easier for people to converse with their manager. Ovwm Terminally ill classic car fan enjoys one of his   last wishes   with hot rod cruise in Florida
After being tapped to vaccinate workers and residents of skilled nursing facilities across the US, Walgreens and CVS both have said that they are on track to conclu stanley quencher de the first round of coronavirus vaccinations on Monday.COVID-19 vaccines currently come in two doses, with the second shot being administered three to four weeks following the first.A skilled nursing facility differs from assisted living homes as skilled nursing facilities offer more medical services whereas assisted living facilities are more residential in nature. While CVS and Walgreens are being tasked with administering vaccines at both types of facilities, both chains prioritized skilled nursing facilities.On Friday, Walgreens said that it was on track to complete the first round of vaccin stanley thermos mug ations by today to more than 6,600 skilled nursing facilities. CVS said on Monday that it has completed the first round of vaccinations at 8,000 skilled nursing facilities.To date, CVS has administered 2 million coronavirus shots, while Walgreens has completed 1 million. We ve administered nearly two million shots to one of our most vulnerable populations through onsite and, in many cases, room-to-room visits,  said Karen S. Lynch, currently Executive Vice President, CVS Health and President, Aetna, who will become the company s next President and CEO on February 1.  Our dedicated health care professionals are reaching long-term care residents and staff as soon as possible based on activation dates  stanley website selected by the states,

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A train carrying corn syrup derailed in Arizona on Monday night, freight railway company BNSF Railway confirmed to CBS News. The derailment occurred around 7:40 p.m. near Topock, Arizona, and the state s northwestern border with California.About eight cars derailed and the cause is being investigated, Lena Kent, BNSF s general director of public affairs, told CBS News in a statement.No injuries occurred and there are no hazardous materials involved, according to a preliminary report. It is unclear if the corn syrup spilled from the train. The derailment blocked the main railway track and authorities do not know when the track will be open again.                                        Three A stanley cup rizona towns ndash; Topock, Golden Shores and  Franconia ndash; were under a tornado warning until 5:45 p.m. yesterday, according to National Weather Service. It is unclear if the weather is related to the incident.CBS News has reached out to the Mohave Sheriff s Department for more information and is awaiting response.        This is the latest in a string of railway incidents making headlines. But while large derailments ndash; like the massive incident in East Palestine, Ohio in February ndash; have gained widespread attention this year, derailments are not uncommon.There were 1,154 derailments reported in 2022, according to data from the Federal Railroad Administration. That s  stanley cup an average of more than three a d stanley cup ay.But these incidents are down from previous decades. In 2018, there wer Anto Milwaukee man fatally shot by police officer identified
Donna, Texas mdash; Just feet from Mexico, the government has built a tent city in an effort to handle the flow of migrants along the border.Border Patrol agent Carlos Ruiz said they need a facility like this because they re  over capacity. The air-conditioned tent and another in El Paso will hold up to 500 men, women and children at a cost of nearly $37 million dollars. There are showers  hoka and bathrooms on site, with cameras in the common areas always watching.Meanwhile on Capitol Hill, Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan asked for more money to handle the influx of migrants along the southwest border, including children potentially being used as pawns.   Young children are being put into the hands of smugglers coming all the way to our border with the promise that they ll be allowed to stay,  he said.To combat what DHS calls fraudulent families, immigration officials are planning to collect DNA at two undisclosed locations. The rapid DNA tests involve a cheek swab that within a couple of hours will help prove whether an adult and child are actually related. In af1  the past two weeks, investigators say nearly 30 families were allegedly fraudulent.                                                                                                        DHS to begin voluntary DNA testing at U.S.-Mexico adidas originals  border          02:05                                                                                Immigration                                    More

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NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. 鈥?A New Port Richey nonprofit is committed to providing healthcare to those who need it in Pasco County. Premier Community HealthCareprovides all kinds of care for adults and children, including anything from routine care to dental visits. In February, they re encouraging families to make sure they get their children s dental cleanings. It s Children s Dental Health Month, and Dr. Lisa Painter said it s important to get kids seen by a dentist when they get their first tooth.  I think a lot of parents might not know, but baby teeth are super important. They hold the space fo stanley mugs r the permanent teeth and help them for speaking and chewing and just stanley cups uk  having confidence,  Dr. Painter, DDS at Premier Community HealthCare, said.On Feb. 19, Premier Community HealthCar stanley cup becher e will be holding a Children s Dental Day at all of their locations. They will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Appointments are encouraged, but walk-ups are welcome. They accept insurance but also work with families on a sliding scale to make sure they get the care they need. Okph Hurricane Milton: Tracking power outages across Tampa Bay
SARASOTA, Fla.  AP  鈥?A prosecutor in Florida has been fired after his campaigns Facebook page  liked  a social media comment that made derogatory statements about Hispanics.Assistant State Attorney Joshua Schueneman on Friday lost his job in the State Attorneys Office that covers Sarasota, Manatee and DeSoto counties.He had run unsuccessfully to be a DeSoto County judge last August.The Facebook page of Schuenemans campaign last March  liked  a post by a woman who made comments that insulted Hispanic resident stanley termosky s in the town of Arcadia, the county seat.Schuenemantoldthe Sarasota Herald-Tribune earlier this week that stanley cup becher  he didnt personally  like  the comment and that the campaigns Facebook page was controlled by a campaign committee.Schueneman had been with the State Attorneys Office since 2015.___Inf stanley bottles ormation from: Sarasota  Fla.  Herald-Tribune,http://heraldtribune

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Islamabadmdash; Gen. Pervez Musharraf, whose role as Pakistan s military ruler at t stanley cup he time of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks on the U.S. made him a household name, has died at the age of 79.A spokeswoman for the Pakistani Consulate in Dubai confirmed his death to The Associated Press. While his cause of death wasn t immediately clear, he was hospitalized last year in Dubai with an incurable condition related to bone  stanley cup marrow cancer. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the Pakistani militaryalso confirmed his death and offered condolences to his family.Although Musharraf only really became known on the international stage after backing the U.S. in its  stanley cup  war on terror  following the 9/11 attacks, he first grabbed the limelight with a coup that he launched in mid-air.                                        His military takeover of Pakistan began in 1999, when he was chief of army staff. He launched the takeover against the country s democratically elected prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, while aboard a flight returning from Sri Lanka.  Shehbaz Sharif, the current prime minister, is Nawaz Sharif s brother. Relations between Nawaz Sharif and Musharraf, whom Sharif himself had appointed as head of the military, had been deteriorating for months over how to handle relations with neighboring India. The two countries have long been adversaries, and Musharraf and other Pakistani military commanders viewed Sharif s overtures to India s Hindu nationalist government with extrem Sznd White Christians are now a minority of U.S. population, survey finds
CHICAGO -- A man who was traveling on United Airlines flight 3411 from Chicago to Louisville was forcibly removed when the flight was oversold Sunday night.The Chicago to Louisville flight was oversold and several passengers were chosen at random to be bumped from the flight, including the man and his wife. Passenger Jayse Anspach, who tweeted video of the incident, said that security pulled  af1 the man, who says hersquo  a doctor, from his chair after he refused to leave the aircraft.                                         The doctor needed to work at the hospital the next day, so he refused to lsquo;volunteer,rsquo; United decided to use force on doctor, said Anspach.     @United overbook  flight3411 and decided to force random passengers off the plane. Here s how they did it: pic.twitter/QfefM8X2cWmdash; Jayse D. Anspach  @JayseDavid  April 10, 2017  As security pulled the man from his seat, Anspach said, the doctorrsquo  face was slammed against an arm rest, causing serious bleeding fr jordan om his mouth. The security detail then dragged the man off the aircraft.        That officer has been placed on leave effective today pending a thorough review of the situation, the department said in a statement, CBS News transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave reports.                af1                                                                                          Woman kicked off flight after berating Trump supporter          01:26

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UVALDE, Texas 鈥?Tensions ran high during the Uvalde school board s meeting Wednesday.The board was meeting to discuss the retirement of the school district s superintendent, Hal Harrell, who announced in a Facebook post last week that he was retiring.Harrell has been embroiled in controversy since a gunman k stanley cups uk illed 19 kids and two teachers at Robb Elementary School in May.According to The Texas Tribune, things got heated when residents and victims  families weren t allowed to make public comments.As residents began talking, the boards lawyer and board members interrupted them, stating that they had not signed up to make public comments, the newspaper reported.According to KSAT-TV, that s when the board abruptly went into a closed session.According to the newspaper, board members came out of its closed session three hours later and announced that Gary Patterson had been named interim superintendent.Initially, Harrell planned to stay on as superintendent throughout the year, but that won t happen now since the board named Patt stanley cup erson interim.The board did not reveal details about Harrell s departure, nor when Patterson would begin as interim, the newspaper reported.Harrell is the latest school official to depart the district since the May 24 shooting.District officials botella stanley  suspended its entire district police force three days before Harrell announced his retirement.On Oct. 6, school officials fired Crimson Elizondo, a former law enforcement agent they recently hired to be the district  Dyom 5-year-old accidentally shoots, kills brother with abandoned gun he thought was a toy
Former US Ambassador to Ukraine                             Marie Yovanovitch                        told House lawmakers last month that the State Department leaders did not speak up for her because they had concerns that President Donald Trump would undermine it, possibly using Twitter. What I was told is that there was conce starbucks stanley cup rn that the rug would be pulled out from underneath th stanley water bottle e State Department if they put out something publicly,  Yovanovitch sai stanley cup d                             according to a transcript                        of a closed-door interview released publicly Monday.  You know, that perhaps there would be a tweet of disagreement or something else. The committees leading the House impeachment inquiry on Monday made public the closed-door deposition transcripts of Yovanovitch and former State Department adviser Michael McKinley, a step they re taking as they prepare to move toward holding public hearings later this month.The transcripts from Yovanovitch and McKinley are the first that have been released, and House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, said more would be coming this week, including former special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker and US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland on Tuesday.Yovanovitch, whose ouster earlier this year has emerged as a key flashpoint in the impeachment inquiry, testified in private before House investigators on October 11. A career foreign service officer, Yovanovitch said she was removed from her

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Families of police killing victims had a common message as they spoke Monday on a panel marking the first anniversary of George Floyd s death mdash; when it comes to meaningful change, actions speak louder than words. They called on federal legislators to pass the police reform bill the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, legislation they say could prevent other families from experiencing the pain of losing a loved one to police violence. If they would have passed bills before this, my son would have been here right now,  said Katie Wright, the mother of Daunte Wright, who was killed by a Minnesota police offic stanley cup er last month.  My son would have been here. George Floyd would have been here.               Families of men killed by police want legal change by      Associated Press on      YouTube      The call for legislative action was a theme during a series of memorial events and panel discussions on Sunday and Monday organized by the George Floyd Memorial Foundation and the Rev. Al Sharpton s National Action Network. On Tue stanley cup sday mdash; the first anniversary of Floyd s death mdash; organizers have planned ce stanley cup lebrations of Floyd s life featuring music and performances in downtown Minneapolis. Floyd s family will meet with President Joe Biden at the White House. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has asked Minnesotans to take part in a moment of silence at 1 p.m. for nine minutes and 29 seconds mdash; the amount of time convicted ex-officer Derek Chauvin pressed his knee to Floyd s Akqd 118 police officers killed in line of duty in 2016, FBI says
ORANGEBURG, S.C. - The 2011 killing of an unarmed black man by a small-town South Carolina police chief was a senseless act of violence by an officer who should be convicted of murder because everyone is equal under the law, a prosecutor said Wednesday.But a defense lawyer said former Eutawville Police Chief Richard Combs, who is white, fired in self-defense while trying to serve a lawfully obtained arrest warrant on Bernard Bailey. He added the legal system would not work if people could just leave instead of being taken into custody.Opening arguments started Wednesday in Combs  murder trial. He faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.                                        Combs was indicted last month shortly after grand juries prod adidas samba og uced no indictments against white officers in the deaths of unarmed black men in Ferguson, Mo. and in New York City. He was the third white officer indicted in 2014 in a shooting of an unarmed bla adidas samba ck man in South Carolina.Both side af1 s agree Combs shot Bailey outside Eutawville Town Hall in May 2011 after an argument over a ticket for a broken tail light that the chief had given Bailey s daughter about six weeks earlier.        Prosecutor David Pasco said Combs showed malice when he tried to arrest Bailey  on a trumped up warrant.  When Bailey tried to leave that day  the defendant followed after him and ended up putting three bullets in his body, one at point-blank range. Pascoe said Bailey was  gunned down in an absolutely senseless act of v

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TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?Mental health advocates in Florida say the state has a long way to go toward helping those struggling with their mental health. Help is needed right now during the holidays amid an omicron variant surge. People are in need,  Natsha A. Pierre, a local mental health advocate said.  People have been living in a pressure cooker for the last two years.  Pierre says people living with mental health issues, like most of the country, are struggling to get out from under coronavirus. Right now, during the holiday season, COVID-positive family members may miss getting together with loved ones. I stanley cup solating instead of celebrating.  No matter what youre going through, no matter what youre feeling, you are never alone,  Pierre said. Help is always available, but Pierre does not believe Fl stanley polska orida s mental health care system is doing its best to reach those experiencing mental anxiety.  We really need to come together to create a system of care that doesnt leave people feeling hopeless,  she said. Pierre points out excessive costs for medication and insurance as well as a system-wide dependence on pill treatment rather than therapy. Pierre s number one issue is a lack of short-term rehabilitation housing for those just released from mental health institutions. A place that will teach them how to understand their diagnosis, how to take their medication, how to respond to treatment stanley tumbler  and really to create a recovery plan,  she saidSuch a plan may have helped Stephen Sundquist find his w Bgbx Man kills girlfriend, another man and sets bedroom on fire, says Polk County officials
BRADENTON, Fla. 鈥?SunCoast Blood Centers is asking the community to donate blood and platelets as the country deals with a national blood shortage and to caneca stanley  help those impacted by Hurricane Ida. SunCoast is down to a three-day blood supply when they normally have enough for 10 days. Earlier this month, SunCoast sent out a plea for donations as they were down to just a one-day supply.  We serve a lot of hospitals up and down the sun coast, including Moffitt. Cancer doesn t stop because of the pandemic,  Joan Leonard Suncoast Blood Center s Community Liaison said.  Cancer patients therapy rely on blood products, platelets, especially so the needs are there.  RELATED: SunCoast Blood Centers down to less than 1-day blood supply; asking community to donateSunCoast Blood Centers serves hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout Charlotte, DeSoto, Manatee, and Sarasota counties, as well as the Moffitt Cancer Center. During  normal  times when a natural disaster happens in one part of the country, other blood centers send blood products to help. Hurricane Ida hit our neighbors in New Orleans when there already is a national blood shortage. While it is our mission to fulfill local needs fir stanley italia st, we want to help when called upon,  SunCoast wrote on Facebook.  SunCoast is calli stanley drink bottle ng all donors to help the people of New Orleans in need of the Gift of Life.  SunCoast will have a mobile unit set up outside the Moffitt Out-Patient Center at 10920 McKinley Dr. in Tampa on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to

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Worries of a global recession are pummeling the price of oil, and should those fears be realized this year crude could cave to $65 a barrel, according to Citigroup. Thus far, we re not in a recessionary environment,  Ed  stanley cup Morse, the bank s global head of commodity research, told CBS MoneyWatch. The economies of certain countries are slowing more than others, but the world as a whole is not in a recession mdash; a scenario that s more unlikely than not this year, he said.Morse and his team currently offer a 40% probability of a global recession, defined as two consecutive quarters of a collective drop in the world s GDP.                                        Concerns that a slowdown in the global economy could dent the world s appetite for crude had oil futures falling below $100 a barrel on Tuesday for the first time since May 11, and remaining lower  stanley cup on Wednesday.Thoughts earlier this year that Russia s invasion of Ukraine would disrupt global oil supplies, however, have not panned out. Instead of the conflict and resulting sanctions limiting the supply of oil, it has created a two-tiered market, according to Morse.  What Russia s managed to do is find new customers, and they are selling at a discounted price of 30% to 40%,  the analyst said.        As G-7 nations and the European Union have phased out imports of Russian oil, Moscow has increased its exports of crude and petroleum products at a discount to othe stanley cup r buyers, including China and India. Europe, meanwhile, has been b Yeqx Delay in Orlando police response to massacre examined
SAN DIEGO -- A sailor has died after he was struck by a helicopter blade at the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps base, north of San Diego. The Marine Corps says the sailor was hit by the spinning tail rotor of a Venom helicopter Wednesday evening and died at a hospital shortly before 6 a.m. Saturday. The helicopter was on the ground at the time. The sailor was assigned to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing.                                         The sailor s name and other details of the ac airmax cident haven t been released.                                                                        More from CBS News                                                                                                         October jobs take a hit from hurricanes, strike                                                                                                                                 After pilot error, F-35 fighter jet flew  yeezy for 11 minutes on its own before crashing                                                                                                                                 Florida s convicted killer clown released from p yeezy rison                                                                                                                                 2 more Russian disinformation videos are circulating online, sources say                                                              ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5          display: none;             inlin

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NEW YORK  AP  鈥?Major automakers are asking Congress to lift the cap on how many people would be offered tax credits if they buy a hybrid or fully electric vehicles. In a letter to leaders of the Senate and House of Representatives on Monday, the chief executives of Ford, Toyota, GM a stanley mugs nd Stellantis asked that tax credits be extended to anyone who seeks to buy a qualified  stanley mug vehicle. Currently, the number of t water bottle stanley ax credits allowed are capped at 200,000 per company. RECOMMENDED: Debunking electric vehicle mythsGeneral Motors and Tesla have already reached the cap and Toyota is close to it. Automakers say they want the cap lifted until  the EV market is more mature,  without giving a time frame. Gezv Hillsborough County man arrested for multiple attempted robberies, home invasions
If you have teenagers, you probably won t be surprised to hear that a study published Monday in the journal                             JAMA Pediatrics                         found that only 5% of them are getting enough sleep or  stanley canada exercise and are limiting their screen time to what s recommended by experts.Th stanley canada e researchers analyzed data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention s Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey. Of the almost 60,000 teens who completed the survey between 2011 and 2017, onl stanley vattenflaska y 5% followed the recommendations for sleep, exercise and screen time, according to the study.All three of these behaviors -- not getting enough sleep, not exercising enough and spending too much time in front of a screen -- have been linked to negative consequences for the health of teens, including increased risk of depression, poor school performance and obesity.Teens need between                             eight and 10 hours                         of sleep per night and                             one hour                         of vigorous physical activity daily, according to the National Sleep Foundation and the CDC. These findings don t surprise me,  said Dr. Cora Breuner, professor of adolescent medicine at Seattle Children s Hospital and chair of the Committee on Adolescence at the American Academy of Pediatrics.It is very difficult for teens to adhere to the recommendations without parental, family and community support, explained Breuner, who was not involv

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An Alabama school system s  disconcerting  response to complaints from a Jewish student that a teacher had classmates perform a Nazi salute shows a lack of commit stanley cup ment to diversity, an organization that promotes civil and human rights said Friday.Mountain Brooks Schools issued a statement saying it was  deeply apologetic for the pain  caused by a lesson that  lacked sensitivity.  The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute questioned actions by the system, which previously ditched a diversity program produced by an organization that combats antisemitis stanley cup m. It is in this light that we find a more recent incident invo stanley cup lving the Nazi salute displayed by students in a Mountain Brook classroom particularly disconcerting, as it shows a conspicuous lack of preparation on the part of administrators to discuss, teach and lead in this area,  the city-owned educational institute said in a statement.                Student Ephraim Tytell                                                      WIAT-TV                                        A spokesman for the school system, located in a nearly all-white, wealthy suburb of Birmingham, did not immediately return an email message seeking comment.                                        In a story first reported by the Birmingham-based Southern Jewish Life, a Jewish student said he was shocked last month when a history teacher at Mountain Brook High School had classmates stand and give a stiff-armed Nazi salute during a lesson on the way symbols change.The Jjoa Draw Muhammad  contest organizer faces new threat
Cheese tea, salad robots and celtuce. Welcome to 2019. The New York Times  Kim Severson predicts those things, along with low alcohol or no-alcohol drinks, and plant-based meat are some of the trends that could rule the culinary world this year. She joined  CBS This Morning  to break down some of the unusual things we ll be eating ndash; or at least seeing ndash; this year.Celtuce and hybrid lettucesThanks to two outbreaks of E.coli in romaine lettuce this year and the apparent overexposure of Little Gem lettuce, there s room for a new star in the salad world. Severson is betting on celtuce, a Chinese lettuce known for its big stem and slightly bitter leaves but also said to keep your eye out for hybrids.                                  adidas samba          So we had the health scare and people are now worried about romaine. That s gotten a bad rap,  Severson said.  There s a lot of vertical and urban farms that are growing hydroponic lettuces so chefs are customizing the exact kind of lettuce blends they want.                 Chines stanley cup e celtuce, known for its long stems and slightly bitter top                      Cheese teaCheese tea is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. It s green or black tea jordan  with a cheesy cap of foam ndash; similar to cream cheese ndash; that you sip the tea up through. It may not sound appetizing but Severson swears the popular Taiwanese drink isn t bad.          I think that cheese tea s biggest problem it doesn t have a good PR agent. It needs a new name.