Jqai United Airlines CEO blasts FAA call to cancel and delay flights because of bad weather CVS cutting down, adjusting pharmacy hours in two-thirds of stores CVS cutting down, adjusting pharm acy hours in two-thirds of stores 00:37 CVS and Walmart are reducing their pharmacy operating hours across the U.S. to improve employees work-life balance as the chains continue to struggle with staffing shortages in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.CVS s aid it will be adjustin g hours in select stores come spring, as part of a periodic review of operating hours to make sure we re open during peak customer demand. The move will affect around two-thirds of the company s approximately 9,000 retail pharmacies beginning in March, a company spokesperson said in a statement to CBS MoneyWatch.CVS, which is the largest pharmacy chain in the U.S. by revenue, said it s making the schedule changes in order to ensure our pharmacy teams are available to serve patients when they re most needed, a CVS spokesperson said. If a pharmacy is closed, a patient can visit any open CVS Pharmacy location for assistance with their immediate prescription needs, the spokesperson added. Walmart reduces hours, raises payWalmart also said it s cutting hours at its pharmacy locations nationwide to improve work-life balance for its associates.Walmart pharmaci Qwlm NYC mayor meets with police unions, but no resolve comes AUSTIN, Texas -- Abby Solomonrsquo purse looks like a traveling pantry, full of sugary snacks.My life basically revolves around food, she said.And yet for all she eats, shersquo in a constant battle with starvation. Abby Solomon CBS News Abby was born with a rare genetic disorder called neonatal progeroid syndrome. The mutation mangles noses and makes Abb y look prematurely old. It also prevents her body from making enough asprosin, a hormone that stimulates appetite. Shersquo not hungry but still needs to eat all the time. The food feeds her brain just enough glucose to keep her from passing out. But after a few bites, she feels full. Abby consumes half the amount of normal calories for a woman her age; and at 5 feet 10 inches, weighs just 99 pounds.Shersquo eating, but not gaining weight.I mean, itrsquo weird. I agree, Abby said.Dr. Atul Chopra doesnrsquo;t think itrsquo weird. I think we are very fortunate that our paths crossed, mine and Abbyrsquo , Chopra said.He thinks it could be an exciting breakthrough in the fight against obesity and diabetes. Dr. Atul Chopra CBS News A geneticist at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Chopra analy
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Aqlg First look trailer for Disney s live-action Lion King released TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?Nearly a month after announcing he s hanging up his cleats, we finally know what s next for seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady.According to the Hollywood Reporter, he ll be producing and starring in a Paramount Pictures and Endeavor Content Comedy titled 80 for Brady. Brady, per the report, will be producing the football-themed road trip movie through his company 199 Productions.RECOMMENDED:Tom Brady discusses retirement decision on his Let s Go podcastTom Brady officially announces retirement on InstagramHe ll star alongside film legends Jane Fonda, Sally Field, Rita Moreno, and Lily Tomlin. Inspired by a true story, Brady tells of four best friends and New England Patriots fans who take a life-changing trip to the 2017 Super Bowl LI to see their quarterback hero, Tom Brady, play and the chaos that ensues as they navigate the wilds of the biggest spo rting event in the country. Tomlin, Fonda, Moreno and Field will play the quartet. 鈥?Hollywood Reporter 80 for Brady will be directed by Kyle Marvin, and production is expected to begin this spring. Uxyc Jennifer Lopez files for divorce from Ben Affleck after 2 years of marriage LAKE WALES, Fla. -- It smells, its messy and each time it rains sewage streams down a Lake Wales and into Crooked Lake.Neighbors tell ABC Action News the problem has been persistent for years and is now getting worse. Every morning come out to go to work it smells like sewage, come home it smells like sewage, Daniel Johnson has only lived along Canal Drive for two years but has been visiting the area for more than a decade. In all that time, Johnson remembers having to deal with the backup and says at one point the sewage system was even overhauled, yet he says they are still experiencing is sues.When ABC Action News arrived on Canal Drive Monday morning the stench was instant and it was hard not work around as manhole covers were overflowing with sewage and it was running like a small river down the pavement.Pictures sent to us from viewers show toilet paper stuck to the pavement from the week earlier. I actually tried to cut the grass and got down to the end of the yard and started gagging so bad I had to go back in, Dawn Dove says the smell is horrid but it is the least of her concerns.After weeks of a heavy discharge, neighbors now tell ABC Action News they are concerned about the health of Crooked Lake which is just a couple of blocks from the spill. Canals behind the homes are filling up with the discharge, and the canals lead directly to the lake. Its going into the canal and people fish from that canal and take boat rides and they have children and animals, Dove sai
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Jfgz 2 arrested in California after lighting a man on fire during an argument, police say The Times Square subway station is the busiest in the entire New York City subway system. Now, commuters will have something new to set their eyes on mdash; vibrant and colorful mosaics created by artist Nick Cave. We re moving quickly, but there s also moments where everything does stop, and we take in that moment, Cave told CBS News. And so it s really about that, and being able to sort of appreciate, the sort of art that you re surrounded by. The mosaics are based on photographs of Cave s signature soundsuits, which are sculptures that were first born out of the 1992 police beating of Rodney King. As a Black man, I was in shock, he said. I really didn t know what to do in that sort of moment. I am grateful, thankful that art has always been my savior . You know, it s the place where I knew that I could go t o flush out these emotions and these sort of frustrations. His first soundsuit was made of twigs he found in a Chicago park. The fluid motion of the sculpture made him realize it s something he could wear. The moment that I put it on, it... it hid my gender, race, class. And so I was forced to look at something without judgment, Cave said. A lot of the soundsuits are built on discarded material, something less than, sort of bringing value to the unvalued. And building something from nothing, there s so much about this work to experience and to take in. Sandra Bloodworth, who heads the program that chooses art for the Buuv Disgusting : Student films classmates turn Jingle Bells into song about KKK
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Yohv Mother-daughter duo at Sea Maids Creamery aim to sweeten up your day POLK COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?Last year was one of the deadliest years to be on roads in the Tampa Bay Area. Hillsborough, Pinellas, Manatee and Polk counties all saw an uptick in deadly crashes in 2021.According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2021 U.S. roads were the deadliest in recent years. Nearly 43,000 people were killed last year, a 10.5% jump over 2020. Speeding is a big one and the other one is distracted driving, said Tricia Pichette with the Florida Department of Transportation.The spike was even greater in the Tampa Bay Area. According to data from Signal Four Analytics. Hillsborough County saw a 28% increase and in Pinellas a staggering 48% increase in deadly crashes. The Florida Department of Transportation said several factors are to blame, including the number of miles people drove in 2021 compared to the previous year.In Polk County the number of deadly car accidents jumped from 134 to 165. We re experiencing unprecedented growth. Were one of the fastest growing areas in the country, let alone the state, so youre also talking about a lot more people on the roadways, said Pichette.FDOT Polk County division is working on making roads safer for drivers and pedestrian s by widening lanes, increased lighting and adding roundabouts. The numbers are in, and it proves that roundabouts cut down on head-on collisions, they cut down on side collisions, said Pichette.As we enter one of the deadliest ho lidays on our roadways AAA is reminding drivers of Tapc Anheuser-Busch, Teamsters reach labor agreement that avoids US strike SURFSIDE, Fla. 鈥?The number of confirmed deaths in the Surfside condo collapse has risen to 94 as crews at the South Flo rida site continue their recovery efforts. The number of confirmed deaths is now 94, 83 of these victims have been identified and 80 next-of-kin notifie d, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava told reporters at a press briefing Monday morning.Officials are set to hold another press briefing at 10 a.m. ET Tuesday. WATCH IT BELOW:Levine Cava said 22 people are now accounted for and 22 people are potentially unaccounted for. The numbers are fluid, and they will continue to change as these efforts continue, the mayor said.Levine Cava added that ongoing inclement weather is expected in Miami-Dade County over the next few days, so officials believe crews will have to take brief pauses to make sure theyre safe at the site.When asked about a potential end date for the recovery efforts, Levine Cava said, we cant put an outside date on that. Something in the window of 14 to 21 days, hopefully on the shorter side of that. We are making great process on the pile, she said.The mayor acknowledged that two officials working with recovery crews tested positive for the coronavirus, the chairman of the county commission and his chief of staff. Out of an abundance of caution, she said those who were in close proximity to those two were tested and no other positive tests have been seen yet.During Mondays press conference, the mayor also took the opportunity to reiterat
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Ryon Gottlieb says vaccines should offer reasonable protection against coronavirus variants On this Face the Nation broadcast, moderated by Margaret Brennan:.U.S. Secretary of State Antony BlinkenHouse Intelligence Committee chair Rep. Mike TurnerCBS News national security correspondent David Martin and former U.S. ambassador to Russia John SullivanU.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar, Democrat of TexasWorld Food Programme executive director Cindy McCainClickhere to browse full transcripts of Face the Nation. MARGARET BRENNAN: I m Margaret Brennan in Washington. And this week on Face the Nation: A dangerous drama unfolds in Russia, as a mercenary group fighting the Ukrainians turns on Vladimir Putin and his government. In a breathtakingly bizarre twist to the war in Ukraine this weekend, what could have been a disastrous armed conflict inside Russia, the country considered America s top nuclear adversary, came to a sudden halt late Saturday. The crisis has cooled for now. But what will the impact of the uprising be on Vladimir Putin s already weakened hold over a country struggli ng in its war against Ukraine Here in Wash ington, intelligence agencies have been quietly monitoring the escalating tensions between the Wagner mercenary group and the Putin government for some time and spent the weekend nervously watching events in Russia unfold. We will hear from Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the head of the House Intelligence Committee, Mike Turner. And one year after the end of Roe v. Wade, the march to ban abortion in s Wsrg UAW president abruptly steps down amid union bribery lawsuit brought by GM The husband of Joyce Mitchell said Tuesday in an interview he is absolutely 100 percent certain he and his wife would have been killed by the two escaped murderers she s accused of helping break out of a New York maximum-security prison.Lyle Mitchell told NBC s Today show that if his wife had gone through with David Sweat and Richard Matt s plan to have her pick them up in the couple s vehicle after the June 6 escape, the convicts would have killed them. He said the i nmates offered to give her pills that would have knocked him out. Manhunt ends for escaped NY killers 49 photos Lyle Mitchell said if just his wife had shown up with the vehicle, the convicts would have killed her within a half hour. The husband isn t suspected of having aided the escape. He said when he learned of his wife s alleged involvement, he was full of disbelief, shock. He also claimed his wife insisted she did not have sexual relations with Matt, as investigators have alleged. She swore on her son s life that defi nitely, Never have I ever had sex [with Matt or Sweat], Lyle Mitchell said. Lyle Mitchell said that after his wife s admissions he still loves her but is not sure whether he is going to take her back.Sweat and M
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Bzwh MLB to provide certain minor leaguers housing in 2022 Long lines and big cr owds in what is expected to be one of the busiest travel seasons in U.S. history.The Transportation Security Administration says it expects Sunday to be a record-breaking travel day and estimates it will screen2.9 million passengers.With inevitable delays and cancellations as a post-Thanksgi ving storm moves from the Plains to the East Coast, putting millions in the path of storms.Passengers traveling coast-to-coast are hoping for the best. Were manifesting all good. It s not gonna happen. It s gonna be smooth sailing, a traveler said.Many airports nationwide have added new screening technology that allows travelers to keep everything inside their carry-on bags.However, officials are still urging travelers to arrive early, just in case. It gives us greater security cability, better detection, but it does take a little longer to go through the process, said Aaron Batt, TSA Federal Security Director in Indianapolis.TheAAA projectsthat more than 55 million Americans are expected to travel this week, with 4.7 million people expected to fly; thats up 6.6% from last year.U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says the White House is working closely with the airlines to ensure as smooth an operation as possible. While we can t control the weather, we will also be using every tool at our disposal to keep cancellations and delays as low as possible in the first place, including working collaboratively with airlines, wherever that is the appropriate approach Uboj Florida youth counselor sent children explicit messages, tried to meet up for sex, authorities say The Food and Drug Administration has given emergency use authorization to allow the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in teens as young as 12.The two-dose vaccine had been authorized for those as young as 16. After clinical trials and research in those aged 12 to 15, the pharmaceutical company asked the FDA to expand their emergency use authorization to allow the vaccine to be used in younger teens.Monday morning the agency granted the request. Todays action allows for a younger population to be protected from COVID-19, bringing us closer to returning to a sense of normalcy and to ending the pandemic, said Acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock, M.D.Adolescents between 12 and 15 will receive the Pfizer two-dose COVID-19 vaccine the same way those 16 and older do now; the shots will be given three weeks apart with the same dosage. The study included more than 2,200 participants ages 12 to 15. Common side effects were similar to adults, with pain at the injec tion site, tiredness, headache, chills, muscle pain, fever and joint pain. Out of more than 1,000 participants who received the vaccine, the company reported there were no COVID-19 cases detected a week after the second dose. I would encourage parents to ask their healthcare providers about the vaccine. The vaccine had an excellent profile in children though one can say often children dont get terr ibly sick from COVID19 there are kids that do get very sick from it. In addition, they can bring it asymptomatically
