WILDWOOD, N.J. - The Cape May County Prosecutor's Office says they are investigating the use of force incident that occurred in Wildwood over the weekend.Video surfaced on social media over the weekend showing an officer punching a man on the 3700 block of Pacific Avenue around 3 a.m.

Sunday morning.Investigators say they are working to determine what led up to the altercation and if the punches were justifiable during the arrest.The prosecutor's office has asked members of the public who may have video of photos from the incident contact their office at (609) 465-1135.___For the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.AdvertisementDOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP.

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Johns Hopkins: More than 14 million COVID-19 cases, over 600K deaths from coronavirus around world

LOS ANGELES - More than 600,000 people have died and over 14 million are confirmed to have COVID-19 across the world, a stark reminder of the pandemic’s ongoing severity in the months since cases of the novel coronavirus were first reported in Wuhan, China.The milestones are according to the most recent data from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.

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Spain tells millions to stay home as virus cases rise

Four million residents of Barcelona have been urged to stay at home as virus cases rise, while EU leaders were set to meet again in Brussels, seeking to rescue Europe's economy from the ravages of the pandemic.

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Weather Authority: Intense heat ramps up over the weekend; heat watch issued

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia and surrounding counties can expect oppressive heat to impact the region over the next several days. The heatwave will ramp up on Saturday and Sunday as conditions will continue to climb into the 90-degree range. DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPTemperatures on Sunday will feel close to 100 degrees in most areas. The National Weather Service has issued a preemptive excessive heat watch from Sunday until Tuesday.___SATURDAY: Sunny, hot.

Black Lives Matter mural outside Trump Tower vandalized again

NEW YORK - The Black Lives Matter mural outside of Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan has been defaced once again.Video shows at least two people pouring blue paint on the yellow letters of the mural on Friday afternoon. One person, who appears white, is wearing an "All Lives Matter" shirt and a Pride flag with the words "LGBT for Trump" around their neck. The other person, who appears to be Black, is wearing a New York Islanders ball cap and holding an American flag.Three people, 25-year-old D'Anna Morgan, 39-year-old Juliet Germanotta and 44-year-old Luis Martinez were all arrested and charged with criminal misechief.

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‘Thousands’ of Canadian cross-border families still unable to reunite

COVID-19 border restrictions for certain families, an advocacy group tells Global News.The situation feels especially unfair to some, given the apparent special treatment of professional athletes.Sara Anderson and Joe Forgues have been together for more than three-and-half years on different sides of the Canada-U.S. border.She lives near Minneapolis and is an American citizen.

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Calls for U.S. to ramp up testing as virus runs rampant

Americans are facing warnings that unless COVID-19 testing ramps up, the coronavirus will continue to run rampant. Jackson Proskow looks at what researchers are recommending, and explains why Georgia Gov.

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For first time, world records 1 million coronavirus cases in 100 hours

COVID-19 infections. The United States reported a daily global record of more than 77,000 new infections on Thursday, while Sweden has reported 77,281 total cases since the pandemic began.Despite the surging cases, a cultural divide is growing in the country over wearing masks to slow the spread of the virus, a precaution routinely taken in many other nations.U.S.

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Colin Hanks Shares How He Told His Daughters About COVID-19

Every parent has been faced with explaining coronavirus to their kids, but for Colin Hanks and wife, Samatha Bryant, things were extra personal as they had to tell their daughters that their grandparents, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, had contracted it.

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US sets daily COVID-19 record: 75,000 new cases

The United States saw more than 75,000 new cases of the novel coronavirus, as hospitals in Georgia and Arizona are looking to nearby states to take on patients.

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MLB's testing sweep brings some success but optics are issue

PHOENIX – Major League Baseball's COVID-19 testing sweep appears to be having some success even as large swaths of the United States continue to struggle with containing the fast-spreading virus.MLB and the players' union released statistics on Friday saying six of 10,548 samples were new positives in the week ending Thursday, a rate of 0.05%. In addition to five players, one staff member tested positive.

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Iowa meth kingpin is 3rd executed by US government this week

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People With Disabilities Protest Physician Discrimination Amid Pandemic.

USA Today (7/14, Cox) reports “disability rights advocates in Austin, Texas, protested the care and treatment of 46-year-old Michael Hickson, a quadriplegic Black man who died of COVID-19.” Physicians “determined Hickson could not be saved after his organs began to fail, but advocates argued that his life was devalued due to racism and ableism.” As such, “the Texas Americans with Disabilities Action Planning Team (ADAPT) called for an investigation into Hickson’s death.” Elsewhere, “families protested in Rockland County, New York, against state restrictions limiting visitations to their developmentally-disabled relatives in group homes out of coronavirus fears, a local CBS affiliate reported.” The article highlights several other recent

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Arbery slaying defendant facing separate investigation

ATLANTA – One of the white men charged with murder in the slaying of Ahmaud Arbery while he was running in a neighborhood near Georgia's coast struck the Black man with his vehicle and had messages on his phone that were “replete" with racist remarks, a prosecutor said in court Friday.Cobb County prosecutor Jesse Evans cited the evidence to urge a judge to deny bond to defendant William “Roddie” Bryan Jr. Evans also said Bryan and the two other defendants in the case communicated with each other after Arbery's death, appearing to be “circling the wagons,” and that Bryan was facing a separate state criminal investigation into possible sex crimes.

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Coronavirus: Fauci urges public leaders to be ‘as forceful as possible’ when it comes to mask-wearing

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, on Friday addressed mandating mask wearing in all public venues, saying he would urge all public leaders to be “as forceful as possible” to get people to wear masks in all indoor spaces.

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NASA targeting Aug. 2 for SpaceX Crew Dragon splashdown with astronauts

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA’s first astronauts to launch from U.S. soil since 2011 will return in their SpaceX spacecraft as soon as Aug.

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Should Canadians be concerned with surging COVID-19 cases south of the border?

There was another record-breaking rise in new COVID-19 cases in the United States Thursday. Infection control epidemiologist Colin Furness joins Global News at Noon for a look at how that could impact us north of the border.

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NI health authorities not looking at Limavady lockdown

Northern Ireland's Department of Health said it is not looking at a localised lockdown in Limavady, Co Derry at this time.

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‘Black lives matter’ posters must hang in every San Francisco police station, over objection of union

FILE - A person holds a Black Lives Matter sign. SAN FRANCISCO - Black lives matter posters must hang in every police station throughout San Francisco, its civilian-led police commission voted, mandating that the signs be posted within the month.The controversial resolution, which was objected to by the union, was unanimously approved by the commission on Wednesday, the Chronicle first reported. Of note, the signs will not read: Black Lives Matter.

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American Airlines, JetBlue form partnership during coronavirus pandemic

American Airlines and JetBlue are joining forces to help deal with the dip in air travel demand due to the coronavirus.Under their new partnership, the airlines can now sell seats on each other's flights and share frequent flyer benefits.American Airlines is much larger than JetBlue. In fact, it's the world's largest airline.JetBlue does have its own benefits.

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Coronavirus: India surpasses 1M cases, Israel reimposes restrictions to tackle new surge

coronavirus restrictions in Israel, another daily record of reported cases in Japan’s capital and outbreaks in remote areas such as China’s Xinjiang region underscored Friday the ongoing battle to quash COVID-19 flare-ups as the world’s latest hot spots pushed the confirmed global case tally toward 14 million.India said the country’s total confirmed cases surpassed 1 million, the third-highest number behind the United States and Brazil, and its death toll reached more than 25,000. That followed Brazil’s announcement Thursday evening that its confirmed cases exceeded 2 million, including 76,000 deaths.

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Corey Hurren, alleged Rideau Hall intruder who threatened Trudeau, due in Ottawa court

man accused of threatening Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and carrying guns illegally on the grounds of Rideau Hall is expected to have his bail hearing postponed later today.Corey Hurren’s case is due in court this morning but it is now expected the hearing will be brief, just to set a new date.Hurren has been in custody in Ottawa since July 2, when police say they arrested him after he crashed a truck through the gates of the property where Trudeau, his family and the Governor General live.None of them was on the grounds at the time.Hurren, a Manitoba reservist and sausage-maker, faces 21 charges related to the weapons he was allegedly carrying and one of uttering threats against Trudeau.Before the incident, he had posted online about the

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Bitter row over Covid funding for local authorities as Labour councillors claim austerity is responsible for 'killing' BAME populations

hereA second part of the motion, calling for a public inquiry into the UK's response to the pandemic, was somewhat overtaken by events, with the Prime Minister announcing one would be held ‘in future’ shortly before the meeting.However, its assertion that any official probe must focus on ‘the disproportionate impact the virus has had on the BAME population’, was at the heart of much of the ensuing controversy.Public Health England has found that people of Bangladeshi ethnicity were twice as likely to die of the virus than white British ,while other BAME groups were at up to 50pc higher risk of death.And deputy leader Coun Sarah Rowbotham accused the Conservatives of sowing the seeds of the devastation via the austerity policies the party

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Mary Trump Rips Uncle Donald: 140,000 Americans Are Dead From COVID-19 He’s ‘Hawking Beans’

Three days after her tell-all book sold nearly one million copies, Donald Trump‘s niece, Mary Trump, threw more barbs at her “incapable” uncle. Mary, 55, the daughter of the president’s late brother, Fred Trump Jr., appeared on The Rachel Maddow Show to discuss her best-seller, and slammed her uncle for his response (or lack thereof) to the COVID-19 pandemic..

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Dogs may use Earth’s magnetic field to take shortcuts

Erik StokstadDogs are renowned for their world-class noses, but a new study suggests they may have an additional—albeit hidden—sensory talent: a magnetic compass. The sense appears to allow them to use Earth’s magnetic field to calculate shortcuts in unfamiliar terrain.The finding is a first in dogs, says Catherine Lohmann, a biologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, who studies “magnetoreception” and navigation in turtles.

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J&J in talks with Japan and Gates Foundation for Covid-19 vaccine

Sign up here for GlobalData's free bi-weekly Covid-19 report on the latest information your industry needs to know.US-based Johnson & Johnson (J&J) is in discussions with the Government of Japan, as well as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, regarding allocations of its Covid-19 vaccine candidate. In an interview with Reuters, J&J chief financial officer Joseph Wolk said that the company already agreed to an allocation deal with the US as part of its funding agreement with the US Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA).

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Authorities investigate fatal motorcycle crash in Lake County

CLERMONT, Fla. – A man is dead after the Florida Highway Patrol said he drove his motorcycle off the road and hit a fence.According to troopers, the crash occurred near the intersection of CR-561 and Bruce Hunt Road in Clermont.According to troopers, the 34-year-old motorcycle rider left the road and hit a fence.The man was found just after 6:30 a.m. Friday.

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Lyft to provide drivers with partition shields as protection against coronavirus

Lyft Inc said on Friday it would distribute some 60,000 vehicle partition shields to its most-active drivers as a protection against the coronavirus and begin selling the custom-made protective barriers to other drivers later this summer.The ride-hailing company began in May to require both passengers and drivers to wear a mask during trips and said it had provided North American drivers with more than 150,000 sanitizing products and masks since the outbreak of the pandemic.

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Fauci says attacks on him by some in White House 'only reflecting negatively on them'

WASHINGTON (AP) - Infighting over the White House's handling of the coronavirus pandemic is spilling further into public view, with trade adviser Peter Navarro panning Dr. Anthony Fauci as President Donald Trump stands watch.Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, called the criticism “nonsense” and “a bit bizarre.”The long-simmering tiff escalated when Navarro wrote an op-ed in USA Today skewering Fauci, writing that the doctor “has been wrong about everything I have interacted with him on.

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Track group calls for change of Olympic protest rule

it would consider measures that would allow athletes to make stronger protests. The IOC is meeting this week.Among the board members signing off on the statement are Allyson Felix, Christian Taylor, Emma Coburn, Shaunae Miller-Uibo and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.The statement called on national Olympic committees to support athletes “by guaranteeing that any athlete that peacefully protests in the spirit of Olympism will face no sanctions or punishment.”The U.S.

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Majority of Canadians polled want U.S. border closed until end of 2020: Ipsos

U.S.-Canada border closed till at least the end of 2020.Hesitation to travel during the coronavirus pandemic is also high among the respondents: 93 per cent of those surveyed in the poll, conducted exclusively for Global News, said it would be too risky to travel to the U.S. this summer.

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Brazil Covid-19 cases reach two million, doubling in less than a month

Brazil passed the two million confirmed coronavirus cases mark, with little sign that the rate of increase is slowing as anger grows over President Jair Bolsonaro's handling of the outbreak.

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Covid-19 surge, renewed lockdowns fan fresh worries about global fuel demand

coronavirus infections are slowing a recovery in fuel use from the doldrums of lockdowns in the United States and other countries, raising concern it could be years before consumption rebounds from the impact of the pandemic.Global fuel demand fell by around a quarter at the peak of the lockdowns, when over 4 billion people worldwide were asked to stay at home.

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India becomes 3rd country to cross 1 million coronavirus cases

India has crossed 1 million coronavirus cases, third only to the United States and Brazil, prompting concerns about its readiness to confront an inevitable surge that could overwhelm hospitals and test the country’s feeble health care system.A surge of 34.956 new cases in the past 24 hours took the national total to 1,003,832.The Health Ministry on Friday also reported a record number of 687 deaths for a total of 25,602. The ministry said the recovery rate was continuing to improve at 63%.

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Russia accused of Covid-19 vaccine research hacking

APT29 was "almost certainly" linked to Russian intelligence.In a separate claim, London said "Russian actors" sought to disrupt last year's UK general election by circulating leaked trade documents between Britain and the United States.Both accusations came even before the publication in the coming days of a long-awaited British parliamentary report into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit vote.Russia quickly rejected the accusations as "groundless".The United Kingdom's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and Canada's Communications Security Establishment (CSE) said Thursday that APT29 was "a cyber espionage group, almost certainly part of the Russian intelligence services," adding their the assessment was endorsed by their US

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Radnor students create initiative in hopes of removing 'Raider' name and logo

RADNOR, Pa. - Four Radnor High School students recently created the movement 'Radnor for Reform', with the effort to remove the 'Raider' name and Native American imagery associated with it."It's pretty obviously stereotypical and racist," said Audrey Margolies, a rising senior.The ‘Raider’ name is on the school’s scoreboards, as well as the name of a road leading into Radnor.

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Market LIVE: Wall Street stocks end lower Thursday on coronavirus concerns

US stock markets ended lower on Thursday due to concerns over the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.US retail sales rose more than expected in June, but a resurgence in new covid-19 cases is undercutting the budding recovery, keeping 32 million Americans on unemployment benefits.A jump in cases of the virus has forced California and other states to shut down again, sparking fears of more business damage and slowing the pace of a Wall Street rally. The S&P 500 is about 5% below its February record high.The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.5% to end at 26,734.71 points, while the S&P 500 lost 0.34% to 3,215.57.

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Upper Moreland police investigating possible attempted child luring

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa. - Upper Moreland police are investigating a possible attempted child luring incident. The alleged incident happened on York Road near Summit Avenue around 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 14.According to police, two juvenile females were walking on the sidewalk when they were stopped by a passing vehicle. The driver of the vehicle attempted to persuade the two juveniles to get into his car for a "free Uber ride," police said. Investigators say the driver was persistent in repeatedly asking the juvenile females to get in his car to the extent that it caused traffic on York Road to back up.The vehicle is described as a white Toyota Prius with tinted windows.

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Weather Authority: Seasonable Friday with chance of PM storm

PHILADELPHIA - Temperatures will return to seasonable levels on Friday with the chance of showers and storm in some spots.The heat continues over the next few days. Temperatures will surpass 90 degrees on Saturday and remain above 90 through Wednesday.DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APP___FRIDAY: Showers, a storm. High: 89, Low: 70SATURDAY: Hot, humid.

US Covid-19 cases shatter records and rise by 70,000 in single day

COVID-19 cases on Thursday, a record daily increase for the seventh time this month, according to a Reuters tally.U.S. deaths are also rising and have recently reached the highest levels since early June, led by Arizona, California, Florida and Texas, according to the tally.More than half of all states - 30 out of 50 - have reported record one-day increases in cases this month.

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Silent no more? MLB to use video game crowd noises in ballparks this season

baseball season opens next week.Taking a cue from two European soccer leagues, Major League Baseball will play crowd noise from its official video game through ballpark sound systems during games. Stadium sound engineers will have access to around 75 different effects and reactions, according to MLB, which has provided teams with crowd sounds captured from MLB The Show.

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B.C.’s top doctor calls on federal government to decriminalize people who use drugs, provide safer supply

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry became emotional Thursday as she responded to a ‘tragic’ record number of overdose deaths in British Columbia last month.

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Ballparks to use crowd noise from video game during season

Major league players will still hear the roar of the crowd even though the stands will be empty when the baseball season opens next week. Taking a cue from two European soccer leagues, Major League Baseball will play crowd noise from its official video game through ballpark sound systems during games.

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It took 27 days for Brazil to go from 1 million coronavirus cases to 2 million

Brazil on Thursday passed the 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases mark, with little sign that the rate of increase is slowing as anger grows over President Jair Bolsonaro’s handling of the outbreak.Just 27 days have passed since Brazil, which has the world’s second-largest outbreak after the United States, reached one million cases. In recent weeks, there have been nearly 40,000 confirmed new cases per day, according to government figures.

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Homeless veteran delivers his own baby in the car he and his wife are living in

VAN NUYS, Calif. - Caleb Harris served in the US Forces, and was going to college and working when COVID-19 hit.His courses went online, but he did not have a laptop, so he lost the GI Bill money he was getting to go to school, which was also helping out with expenses.Then he found out his wife was pregnant with their first baby. At least the furniture moving company he was working with kept the 28-year-old employed, but the money just wasn’t enough. They started living out of their cars.

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Three studies detail risk factors for COVID-19 death

JAMA Internal Medicine published two studies yesterday on factors tied to death in COVID-19 patients, one involving US patients and one highlighting Italian data, and a Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness study described the clinical features of 100 coronavirus patients who died in China.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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