Month: July 2020

Transcript Summer is officially over before it began as far as the major movie studios are concerned. Not even Disney can overcome the coronavirus. Thursday Disney announced all scheduled “Star Wars” and “Avatar” films between 2021 and 2027 are being pushed back one year. That means there will be no “Avatar 2” next year or

Transcript If you can’t enough of the triple tall, skinny, vanilla, flat whites from Starbucks or whatever drink you fancy listen up. If you use the Starbucks Rewards app, you’re probably familiar with having to load money onto a Starbucks card to purchase food and drinks to collect rewards. For many customers this has been

Recently an Amazon driver in South Carolina delivered a customer much more than just a package. The driver saw a sign while delivering a package to the home of Carlos Pagan who has cancer. The sign read “Stop” and let visitors know that Pagan cannot come in contact with them because he is undergoing chemotherapy,

Transcript The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically altered schooling for children around the world with many countries suspending in-person lessons to prevent the spread of the disease. This shift has created problems for students who may not have internet access or even the devices required for online learning. This is the case for 12-year-old Mario Urroz

Transcript President Donald Trump appears to be continuing to ease up more on his refusal to support masks. Monday he tweeted an image of himself wearing one and wrote “Many people say that it is patriotic to wear a face mask when you can’t socially distance. There is nobody more patriotic than me, your favorite

Transcript More than 1,700 people have signed a petition urging Trader Joe’s to change the labeling of some of its international food products. The petition was started by California high school senior two weeks ago. The student says the grocery store chain labels some of his ethnic food with modifications to the word “Joe” that

Transcript We have an amazing update to a story we first told you about two months ago. Do you remember this video? That is former British World War II veteran Captain Tom Moore who simply walked in his garden and raised $40 million for the country’s national health service. It was a challenge for his