Cazoo Open de France Scores

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

Cazoo Open de France Scores ThursdayAt Le Golf NationalGuyancourt, FrancePurse: $3.3 millionYardage: 7,247; Par: 71First RoundTom Kim, South Korea30-34—64Joakim Lagergren, Sweden31-30—61Alfredo Garcia-Heredia, Spain34-31—65Richard Mansell, England34-31—65Matthew Southgate, England31-34—65Louis De Jager, South Africa33-33—66Ewen Ferguson, Scotland31-35—66Simon Forsstrom, Sweden31-35—66Kazuki Higa, Japan32-34—66Ryo Hisatsune, Japan33-33—66Rasmus Hojgaard, Denmark33-33—66David Law, Scotland31-35—66Adrian Otaegui, Spain33-33—66Jordan L. Smith, England32-34—66Andrew Wilson, England32-34—66John Axelsen, Denmark33-34—67Dan Bradbury, England33-34—67Daniel Brown, England35-32—67Laurie Canter, England35-32—67Maximilian Kieffer, Germany33-34—67Hugo Le Goff, France34-33—67Zander Lombard, South Africa34-33—67Renato Paratore, Italy35-32—67Yannik Paul, Germany34-33—67Connor Syme, Scotland34-33—67Marc Warren, Scotland35-32—67Andoni Etchenique, France36-28—64David Horsey, England32-32—64Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Thailand34-34—68Ni...

18-year-old charged with murder after Aurora shooting

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

18-year-old charged with murder after Aurora shooting DENVER (KDVR) -- An Aurora 18-year-old was arrested Thursday, less than a day after a deadly shooting in the city.According to the Aurora Police Department, a 17-year-old was shot around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at a gas station near Tower Road and East Hampden Avenue. The real reason to ‘keep wildlife wild and leave wildlife alone’ The victim was taken to a hospital and later died according to APD.The alleged shooter, 18-year-old Allentina Barroso, was arrested on one charge of second-degree murder.APD said the circumstances of the shooting are still under investigation. Anyone with any information is asked to contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP (7867).

Couple say man in police uniform terrorized them with gun, threatened to shoot; MDPD confirms man is officer

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

Couple say man in police uniform terrorized them with gun, threatened to shoot; MDPD confirms man is officer A South Florida couple said a man dressed in a police uniform terrorized them with a gun in the parking lot of their apartment complex, and police have confirmed the individual in person is, indeed, a police officer.Speaking with 7News on Wednesday, the couple asked not to be identified for safety reasons.The man said he was pulled over on Monday by someone in a white SUV with the police lights in the parking lot of their apartment complex in Southwest Miami-Dade, located off Southwest 89th Court.“I see lights, and I’m like in shock,” he said.The man who was stopped said the individual inside the SUV used a loudspeaker.“[He said], ‘Drop the windows, or I’m gonna drop you, [expletive],'” said the resident.The man who was stopped took a 7News crew in his truck to show what happened in the parking lot where, he said, he was first followed and ordered to get out of his vehicle.The man said a man in a police uniform got out of the SUV and pointed...

Lion Country Safari to hold gender reveal celebration for cub born during the summer

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

Lion Country Safari to hold gender reveal celebration for cub born during the summer A brand-new king or queen of the jungle will be making their zoo debut in West Palm Beach.Lion Country Safari on Thursday announced the birth of a cute and cuddly lion cub.The adorable addition to the pride was born on July 13 but has been spending its first few months enjoying quality time with its mom, Leela.In an X post, zoo officials said the cub “is not visible just yet but will start to come out intermittently in the next few weeks.”Experts said the cub is a major milestone in the conservation of one of the world’s most vulnerable species.A gender reveal celebration is being planned for Friday at 10 a.m.

Manatee rescued from storm drain in Florida

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

Manatee rescued from storm drain in Florida (CNN) – Florida Fish and Wildlife coordinated a rescue for a manatee stuck in a culvert.After getting the report about the grounded manatee in Port Richey, officials brought biologists, law enforcement and firefighters together to rescue it.Staff from Clearwater Marine Aquarium also took part.The juvenile-small adult male manatee had an abrasion on its head, but the full extent of its injuries was not clear, so the aquarium took it to Zoo Rampa for evaluation.The plan is to release the manatee back into the wild as soon as it is medically cleared.

‘He’s a superhero’: Family remembers Methuen father who lost his life trying to save son at Salisbury Beach

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

‘He’s a superhero’: Family remembers Methuen father who lost his life trying to save son at Salisbury Beach Those who knew Gary Simard say he would risk his life all over again trying to save his family, just as he did when the 44-year-old father ran into the ocean after a rip tide carried his 13-year-old son away at Salisbury Beach.Simard and a pair of bystanders attempted to rescue the Methuen man’s child just before 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 20, after the child yelled for help while being swept from shore.But while the two Good Samaritans and teen returned, emergency crews later found Simard 50-70 yards from shore and attempted to save his life before he was pronounced dead at a local hospital.“If the situation presented itself again, I know he would do the same thing – he would risk it all,” Alexis Wronski, Simard’s partner of 15 years, told 7NEWS.The 44 year old’s family said they were still in a state of shock on Thursday as they made funeral arrangements. They described Simard as an inspiration, a hard-worker, and a father who lived for his fami...

FDA must do more to penalize retailers that illegally sell tobacco to kids, government review finds

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

FDA must do more to penalize retailers that illegally sell tobacco to kids, government review finds (CNN) — The US Food and Drug Administration needs to take a stronger stance against retailers that illegally sell tobacco products to children, according to a new report from the US Health and Human Services’ Office of the Inspector General (OIG).In a report published Thursday, the OIG says that the FDA didn’t scrutinize repeat violators enough, and in some states, the agency may have been disproportionately focused on sellers in disadvantaged neighborhoods.The report also suggested that the FDA needs to do a better job overseeing online retailers and should work with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to help crack down on online sales to kids.The FDA stayed busy between 2010 and 2020, conducting more than a million inspections to look for underage sales and getting to about 74% of the 360,000 stores that sell tobacco products in the US at least once. The report says inspectors almost always returned within a year if the first inspection found a ...

Nice Friday, then weekend rain

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

Nice Friday, then weekend rain It’s been another fantastic September day! A cooler morning led to a sunny, comfortable afternoon. Tomorrow is more of the same. It’ll just look different with more high clouds. This weekend it’ll rain and be breezy. Tonight, temperatures fall in the upper 40s°/low 50s inland and upper 50s/near 60° on the coast and Cape. High clouds lift south to north overnight. We’ll keep dry air and a light north/northeast wind. Tomorrow morning’s sunrise is 6:31 a.m., and we’ll start off crisp and cool. It’ll be dry and comfortable with sunshine filtered by high clouds. Highs will be seasonable near 70.° A light northerly breeze will become more easterly through the day. You’ll want a jacket for your Friday evening plans, it’ll feel cool especially along the coast!High pressure loosens its grip over New England as we watch a disturbance and what is currently “potential” Tropical Cyclone 16 off the southeastern U.S. coast. It’...

UMass starts a three-game homestand against New Mexico

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

UMass starts a three-game homestand against New Mexico The UMass Minutemen (1-3) will get a home opener do-over when they host the Lobos of New Mexico (1-3) on Saturday (3:30 p.m.) at McGuirk Stadium.The Minutemen played their first game McGuirk on Sept. 9 against Miami (Ohio), but it felt nothing like a home opener and was devoid of any home field advantage.The Minutemen’s 42-28 loss to the Red Hawks was interrupted by a near six-hour weather delay. When the game resumed, the empty stands turned the stadium into a neutral site.“It is great to be home and obviously the players got robbed on the first one, there was nobody there,” said UMass second-year head coach Don Brown. “We have New Mexico coming in this weekend and they are playing better football so it is a challenge for us for sure. But we are excited about the game.”The match against Los Lobos (Translation: The Wolves) is the first of three consecutive home games. UMass will host Arkansas State on Sept. 30 and Toledo on Oct. 7.“We just have to stay together and I think we are cl...

Biden aiming to scrub medical debt from people’s credit scores, which could up ratings for millions

Published Thu, 28 Nov 2024 18:46:24 GMT

Biden aiming to scrub medical debt from people’s credit scores, which could up ratings for millions By JOSH BOAK (Associated Press)WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris said Thursday that the Biden administration is taking the first steps toward removing medical bills from people’s credit scores, which could improve ratings for millions of people.Harris said that would make it easier for them to obtain an auto loan or a home mortgage. Roughly one in five people report having medical debt. The vice president said the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is beginning the rulemaking process to make the change.The agency said in a statement that including medical debt in credit scores is problematic because “mistakes and inaccuracies in medical billing are common.”“Access to health care should be a right and not a privilege,” Harris told reporters in call to preview the action. “These measures will improve the credit scores of millions of Americans so that they will better be able to invest in their future.”The announcement come...