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Mueren 5 personas, incluidos dos menores, en incendio en una casa rural de Carolina del Norte

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

Cinco personas murieron en un incendio en una casa en un pueblo rural de Carolina del Norte el domingo, dijeron las autoridades. La Oficina del Sheriff del condado de Harnett dijo a los medios de comunicación que la causa del incendio en la comunidad de Broadway estaba bajo investigación y que podía proporcionar pocos detalles. Tres adultos y dos menores murieron en el incendio, dijeron investigadores de la oficina del alguacil. Balean fatalmente a cuatro personas en residencia en Idaho; arrestan a sospechoso ¿Cuál es el significado de Juneteenth? El feriado del 19 de junio en EEUU Los agentes bloquearon el camino que conduce a la casa mientras los bomberos investigaban la causa. Broadway está a unas 45 millas (72 kilómetros) al suroeste de Raleigh. Esta es una historia en desarrollo. Vuelva a consultar las actualizaciones.Source

Gary O’Neil loses his job as Bournemouth manager despite keeping the team in the Premier League

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

BOURNEMOUTH, England (AP) — Bournemouth fired manager Gary O’Neil on Monday even though he kept the team in the Premier League last season with four matches to spare.Bill Foley, the American who bought Bournemouth in December, said it was a “difficult decision” to part company with O’Neil but that “it has been made with great consideration to best position ourselves ahead of the coming season.”O’Neil took charge of Bournemouth early last season following the departure of Scott Parker after a 9-0 loss at Liverpool, which cemented the team’s status as a favorite for relegation.Initially hired on an interim basis, O’Neil was given the job on a full-time basis in November and helped Bournemouth stay up against the odds in its first season back in England’s top division.Foley, who fronts the Black Knight Football and Entertainment consortium that also owns the NHL champion Vegas Golden Knights, said a change of manager was part of the club’s plan...

If it's 90 degrees outside, how hot is it for your dog inside the car?

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — After weeks of rain and cool temperatures, Denver could possibly reach the 90-degree mark for the first time in 2023. With the summer heat just around the corner, it's a good time to remember to never leave your furry friends locked in a hot car. Rain, rain and more rain, that is what the Pinpoint Weather team has been forecasting for June so far. But after more than two weeks, Colorado's Most Accurate Forecast is finally tracking warm highs in the upper 80s and possibly 90s. Recent weather impacts Water World staff, guests The National Weather Service is reminding pet owners about the dangers of leaving their dogs in the car even for just 10 minutes.If it is 90 degrees outside, how hot is my car?NWS created a chart to show pet owners how hot it could get inside a car even after a short period of time. Outside temperature (F)Inside car temp after 10 minutes (F)Inside car temp after 30 minutes (F)70 degrees89 degrees104 degrees75 degrees94 degrees109 degrees80 degr...

Fatal crash in Miami Gardens leads to lane closures on Turnpike

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

Heavy traffic was seen near Red Road as officials covered a body with a yellow tarp near Red Road in Miami Gardens Monday. Florida Highway Patrol was near the overpass on the Turnpike investigating. Two lanes seemed to be blocked off so commuters are advised to avoid the area. Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.

Hot & Stormy, Plus Tropics Update

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

Local WeatherHeat advisory extended through 5pm today only for the Florida Keys. However, we remain hot and unsettled with Southwest steering flow through Tuesday. This means more afternoon storms are likely (favoring East coast).An upper-level low enters the picture midweek from the North and gets stuck across the Southeast. More of Southeast wind flow develops, so it won’t be as scorching hot. Models this should maintain the deep moisture coming in from the tropics and elevated rain chances the remainder of the week.Today in the Tropics: Watching two areasTropics are heating up too… Normally we start monitoring waves that come off the coast of Africa in August. However, Cape Verde season has jump started early due to warmer than normal water temperatures in the Atlantic region of the ITZC zone.Low pressure is close to becoming a depression or storm. Advisories could be issued later today. System moving West at 10-15 mph with further development expected moving across t...

Ukraine dam disaster: WHO requests access to Russian-occupied territory

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

The World Health Organization (WHO) has requested that Russia allow aid workers into territory seized from Ukraine in order to help people affected by the collapse of the Nova Kakhovka dam. In an interview with POLITICO, Hans Kluge, the director of the WHO’s Europe office, said the health authority is assisting flooded zones in Ukraine, sending people and equipment to help with disaster relief. Around 300 WHO health workers have been mobilized, along with medical kits to care for about 16,000 people. Twenty thousand cholera laboratory test kits have been sent to strengthen disease surveillance efforts. Kluge said that the WHO was also concerned with the health situation in territory controlled by Russia, to which it doesn’t have access. The now-defunct Nova Kakhovka dam straddled the Dnipro River in Ukraine’s Kherson region, which is mainly under the control of Russian forces. The structure was critically damaged on June 6 and since then dramatic flooding has affe...

AI drive-thrus may be good for business. But not for the rest of us

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

New York (CNN) — Over the past few years, restaurants from White Castle to Wendy’s have been investing in artificial intelligence tech for drive-thrus. They say it’s a way to ease the burden placed on overworked employees, and a solution to bogged down drive-thrus overwhelmed by a surge of customers.But customers — and workers — may not be thrilled with the technology.Frustrated customers have already documented cases of AI getting their orders wrong, and experts warn the noisy drive-thru is a challenging environment for the technology. And AI may swipe hours or even entire jobs away from fast-food workers.But restaurants are forging ahead, buoyed by the promise of higher sales and faster drive-thrus, whether we like it or not.A challenging environmentSome fast-food aficionados may not have noticed AI at their drive-thru lanes yet, but since about 2021 chains have been testing out AI tools like automated voice ordering, where an AI rather than a person takes...

Fiercest fighting in years erupts in West Bank city of Jenin, at least 5 Palestinians killed

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

JENIN REFUGEE CAMP, West Bank (AP) — The Israeli military raided the West Bank city of Jenin on Monday, striking the refugee camp with helicopter gunships.This has triggered the most ferocious fighting in the occupied territory in years, killing five Palestinians, including a 15-year-old boy, and wounding over 91 others, health officials said, including 12 in critical condition. Seven Israeli soldiers were also wounded, the army said.During nearly 10 hours of fighting, Israeli security forces faced off against Palestinian militants with gunfire, armored bulldozers and missile fire from at least one Apache helicopter. The Israeli military said that helicopters fired at Palestinian gunmen as security forces tried to extract damaged vehicles from the camp. Israeli security forces rarely deploy airpower to strike Palestinian militant targets in the West Bank. It was the first such use of a helicopter gunship in the occupied West Bank since the second Palestinian uprising some two decade...

Soccer fan chuckles after getting ban for wearing offensive jersey related to Hillsborough tragedy

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

LONDON (AP) — A soccer fan was banned from attending matches for four years Monday for wearing a shirt to this month’s FA Cup final that made an offensive reference to the Hillsborough Stadium disaster where 97 Liverpool fans died.James White smiled and chuckled after receiving his punishment, which also included a fine of 1,000 pounds ($1,280).White, 33, pleaded guilty at Willesden Magistrates’ Court in London to displaying threatening or abusive writing likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.White wore a Manchester United jersey with the number “97” and the words “Not Enough” on the back to the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium on June 3. Manchester City won the match 2-1 against United, which is also a big rival of Liverpool.The Football Association said that it spotted the offensive shirt on social media and security tracked down the man wearing it, leading to his arrest.“It is hard to imagine a more … offensive reference to the 1989 Hillsborough disaster,” district j...

Canadian technology organizations form semiconductor working group

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 09:00:31 GMT

TORONTO — Several Canadian tech organizations are forming a group to advance the country’s semiconductor industry.The group is called the Semiconductor Industry Leadership and Innovation Canada Action Network.It says it will advocate for the semiconductor industry with the federal and provincial governments and develop a made-in-Canada action plan for leadership across the global sector.Members of the group include the Council of Canadian Innovators, CMC Microsystems, the Alliance for Semiconductor Innovation, Canada’s Semiconductor Council and the Canadian Innovation Network. The U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities, Optonique and ISEQ are also members.Semiconductor supply chains were snarled during the COVID-19 pandemic and many companies found themselves scrambling to make or obtain as many of the chips as possible.“Semiconductors are a critical technology, used by virtually all advanced industries as inputs, and they are only becoming more important as technology ad...