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Orange County officials reveal plan for vaccinating youth Share Updated: 11:03 PM EDT May 10, 2021 Orange County officials reveal plan for vaccinating youth Share Updated: 11:03 PM EDT May 10, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript DEPUTIES HAVE NOT RELEASED ANY INFORMATION ABOUT A POTENTIAL SHOOTER. SUMMER: NOW THAT THE PFIZER VACCINE HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR USE IN CHILDREN 12 TO 15 YEARS OLD, ORANGE COUNTY IS PREPARING TO GET TO WORK. STEWART: WESH 2’S GAIL PASCHALL-BROWN WALKS US THROUGH HOW THEY’RE GETTING READY. >> I CONTINUE TO APPEAL TO OUR NEIGHBORS, FRIENDS AND OTHER IN OUR COMMUNITY, LET’S GET VACCINATED. GAIL: RIGHT NOW, NEARLY 47% OF ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS AGES 16 AND OLDER HAVE HAD AT LEAST ONE DOSE OF THE COVID-19 VACCINE. ORANGE COUNTY MAYOR JERRY DEMINGS SAYS WE SHOULD REACH 50% LATER THIS WEEK. TO HELP COMMUNITIES GET VACCINATED, THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION EXPANDED ITS USE OF THE PFIZER VACCINE MONDAY TO CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 12. THE FDA SAYS THE SHOT IS SAFE FOR 12 TO 15-YEAR-OLDS. >> THAT WILL ADD ANOTHER DEMOGRAPHIC TO THE MIX GAIL: THE MAYOR, SCHOOL LEADERS, AND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ARE READY. >> YEAH, WE’RE PREPARED ACCOMMODATE THE INOCULATION OF PEOPLE 12 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER AT THE REGULAR SITES WE HAVE. MUCH LIKE PARENTS WHO HAVE TO BRING CHILDREN OR BE PRESE WHEN 16 AND 17 ARE VACCINATED, THE SAME WILL GO TO THOSE 12 AND ABOVE. >> WE’RE CERTAINLY WILLING TO OPEN UP OUR SCHOOL FACILITIES TO HELP ENSURE THAT NOT JUST CHILDREN BUT THE COMMUNITY SURROUNDING THOSE FACILITI ALSO HAVE ACCESS. GAIL: REPORTEDLY, THE FDA SAYS THAT THE RESPONSE TO THE VACCINE WAS EVEN BETTER THAN AMONG THE 18 TO 25-YEAR-OLDS WHO GOT THE SHOT. I’M GAIL PASCHALL-BROWN, WESH 2 NEWS. SUMMER: ABOUT THE APPROVAL PFIZER, PRESIDENT BIDEN RELEASED THIS STATEMENT, WHICH READS IN PART, "THIS IS A PROMISING DEVELOPMENT IN OUR FIGHT AGAINST THE VI
Scholarship made available yearly to African-American residents of Ocoee seeking higher education Share Updated: 12:25 AM EDT May 6, 2021 Scholarship made available yearly to African-American residents of Ocoee seeking higher education Share Updated: 12:25 AM EDT May 6, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THE JUDGE SAID THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT DOES NOT GIVE CDC THE LEGAL AUTHORITY TO IMPOSE THE MORATORIUM, WHICH WAS FIRST ISSUED LAST YEAR DURING THE PANDEMIC. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT HAS FILED AN APPEAL TO THE RULING. STEWART: NEW TONIGHT, REPARATIONS FOR THE DESCENDANTS OF THE OCOEE MASSACRE. MORE THAN $300,000 WILL NOW BE MADE AVAILABLE YEARLY TO FUND 50 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PEOPLE SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION. THE GREAT GRANDSON OF JULY PERRY SPOKE TO OUR GAIL PASCHALL-BROWN ABOUT THE DECISION. >> THIS WILL BE AVAILABL STARTING JULY 1. GAIL: THE RANDOLPH BRACY OCOEE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM IS NOW FULLY FUNDED. IT OFFERS 50 SCHOLARSHIPS EVERY YEAR TO DESCENDANTS OF THE OCOEE MASSACRE OR ANY CURRENT AFRICAN-AMERICAN RESIDENT OF OCOEE. I WOULD SAY TO THE DESCENDANTS I KNOW THIS MAY NOT BE ENOUGH, BUT THIS IS THE STATE’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN THEIR ROLE IN THE OCOEE MASSACRE OF 1920. >> WE ARE REALLY GRATEFUL, FIRST OF ALL, I WANT TO MAKE THAT CLEAR, FOR SENATOR BRACY’S SUPPORT AND HIS PUSH TO SEE LEAST SEE SOMETHING DONE. GAIL: STEPHEN NUNN IS JULY PERRY’S GREAT-GRANDSON. PERRY WAS ARRESTED, LYNCHED, AND BURNED DURING THE OCOEE RIOTS. ON ELECTION DAY 1920, A WHITE MOB SWEPT THROUGH THE CITY AFTER ANOTHER BLACK MAN, MOSE NORMAN, SHOWED UP AT THE POLLS TO VOTE. THE MOB SET FIRE TO HOMES AND DROVE BLACK RESIDENTS FROM THE COMMUNITY. 100 YEARS LATER, THE QUESTION STILL REMAINS -- WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LAND HIS GREAT-GRANDFATHER OWNED AND OTHER BLACK LANDOWNERS? >> WE KNOW THERE WAS LAND THAT PERSONALLY, MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER OWNED AND WE KNOW THAT SOME OF THAT LAND WAS FORFEITED, STOLEN, TAKEN AWAY. THROUGH JUST DECEPTION. GAIL: WHILE HE SAYS HE’ THANKFUL FOR THE SCHOLARSHIPS, HE SAYS OCOEE HAS MORE TO DO. >> THEY’RE PUTTING UP NEW BUILDINGS, DOING NEW THINGS ON LAND THAT ACTUALLY HAS BLOOD ON IT GAIL: NUNN, A TAMPA PASTOR, ALSO REPRESENTS THE JULIUS "JULY PERRY" FOUNDATION AND SAYS THE FIGHT IS NOT O
Central Florida organizations partner together to get oxygen tanks to hospitals in India Share Updated: 11:14 PM EDT Apr 30, 2021 Share Updated: 11:14 PM EDT Apr 30, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript BROWN REPORTS HELP IS ON THE WAY. SHE’S AROUND THE WORLD ARE NOW SCRAMBLING TO SEND SUPPLIES TO INDIA. LOCALLY PARTNERSHIPS HAVE FORMED TO HELP TOO. WE ARE HELPING BY FUNDING AND PUTTING ALL THE MONEY SOME OF THEM TOGETHER WITH. OUR MEMBERS AND EXTENDED PEOPLE HERE YOU GUESS BARUCHAO IS VICE PRESIDENT AND CO-FOUNDER OF THE INDIAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION AND CHAMBER OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, WHICH IS TEAMING UP WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO BUY OXYGEN TANKS FOR HOSPITALS AND LOCALS FOR YOUR GUESS. THIS IS ALSO PERSONAL HIS SISTER IN LAW WAS IN THE HOSPITAL FOR TWO WEEKS WITH COVID-19, AND THEN SHE WAS JUST RELEASED YESTERDAY, BUT SHE’S IN THE NEARBY HOTEL PEDIATRICIAN DOCTOR MANUSA. OF BODY FROM INDIANAPOLIS LEFT INDIA WHEN SHE WAS JUST THREE YEARS OLD. WE DO HAVE SOME FAMILY MEMBERS WHO’VE BEEN AFFECTED KNOCK ON WOOD. LUCKILY. EVERYONE IS DOING OKAY NOW, BUT I THINK INDIA’S POOREST OF THE POOR ARE REALLY STRUGGLING SHE’S HELPING INDIA THROUGH HER LINE OF COLORFUL STAINLESS STEEL DINNERWARE FOR KIDS BORN OUT OF A PUBLIC HEALTH MISSION TO GET CHEMICALS IN PLASTICS OFF THE TABLE AND PORTION OF EVERY SALE WILL BE GOING DIRECTLY TO GIVE INDIA.ORG. SHE SAYS INTO YOU HAD ONE OF THE WORLD’S LONGEST AND LARGEST SHUTDOWNS PROTOCOLS IN PLACE AND DECREASING TRANSMISSION AND THEN I THINK THERE WAS A FALSE SENSE OF CONFIDENCE AND AGAIN, IT’S NOT JUST INDIA YOU SEE OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD GOING THROUGH THE EXACT SAME THING. THE DIFFERENCE IS THERE’S YOU KNOW, 1.5 BILLION PEOPLE IN INDIA. IT’S KIND OF OUR RESPONSIBILITY AS A SOCIETY TO COME TOGETHER TO HELP THE YOU KNOW, THE PEOPLE WHO NEED IT THE
Health advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention voted to recommend resuming the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine."I think overall it's the right thing to do. I mean the risk is very, very, very small. I mean for the people that got it, I mean you know it's bad, but's it's a very, very small risk," Seminole County Medical Director Dr. Todd Husty said.Husty says that's similar to the risks associated with any other vaccine.The Johnson & Johnson vaccine was associated with the risk of rare blood clots. There were 15 cases, 13 of which were in women under the age of 50 and three of them fatal."I would imagine that women of childbearing years, OK, which goes all the way up to 55 -- they're the ones that were affected and I think a women of childbearing years has to think twice about J&J versus the other alternatives," Husty said.An updated warning will be added to the label."Less than 40% of the entire population in Seminole County have immunity and that's not good because that means less than 60% does not have immunity. We're trying to beat this thing," Husty said.Nine million doses of Johnson & Johnson are ready to go."Vaccines are the way out of this, I mean they really are and if we all think about that, we need a way out of this. This has been the devil and we need to get rid of the devil," Husty said.The Seminole County government and the Health Department released the following statement Friday:"With the CDC and FDA lifting their pause of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Seminole County will resume usage of the vaccine for homebound vaccinations, as long as the individual consents to that vaccine. If the individual would prefer another option, Pfizer or Moderna will be offered in its stead."
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Florida House passes âGailâs Lawâ to establish rape kit database Share Updated: 11:58 PM EDT Apr 16, 2021 Share Updated: 11:58 PM EDT Apr 16, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript >> HOUSE BILL 673 GAILâS LAW IS NAMED FOR GAIL GARDNER SHEâS BEEN TO EVERY SINGLE COMMITTEE MEETING AND SHEâS SITTING UP IN THE EAST GALLERY. GAIL: AN ARMED INTRUDER BROKE INTO GAIL GARDNERâS WASHINGTON SHORES HOME AND RAPED HER AT KNIFEPOINT IN 1988. SHE WAS 41, AND HER TERRIFIED NINE-YEAR-OLD SON WAS THERE, TO >> IT WAS JUST HORRIFIC. IâM JUST WAITING TO THE TO POINT WHERE I CAN TELL MY STORY TO THE JUDGE. GAIL: SHE CALLED ORLANDO POLICE AND CONSENTED TO A FORENSIC EXAMINATION. HER RAPE KIT SAT ON THE SHELF FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS UNTESTED THEN IN 2019, POLICE TOLD GAIL FDLE DID HAVE DNA RESULTS. >> IT TURNS OUT THEY JUST RECENTLY TESTED HER KIT, AND THAT HER ATTACKER IS A SERIAL RAPIST LINK TO 15 OTHER SEXUAL ASSAULTS, AND FOR MORE THAN A DECADE HEâS BEEN OFF THE STREET, INCARCERATED GAIL: GAIL HAS BEEN FIGHTING FOR HERSELF AND OTHER RAPE SURVIVOR >> SO MANY OTHER WOMEN, YOU KNOW, 90% OF THESE RAPE CASES ARE AGAINST WOMEN. GAIL: GAILâS LAW WOULD REQUIRE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN A STATEWIDE DATABAS FOR TRACKING SEXUAL ASSAULT EVIDENCE KITS AND MAKE THAT DATA BASE AVAILABLE TO THE SURVIVORS. WEDNESDAY, GAILâS LAW PASSED THE FLORIDA HOUSE UNANIMOUSL >> 118 YAYS, 0 NAYS, MR. SPEAKER. [APPLAUSE] GAIL: SHE WAS ELATED. >> I JUST WANTED TO PUT MY HEAD UNDER THE COVERS AND JUST CRY TEARS OF JOY TEARS OF JOY. BUT THEREâS STILL WORK TO BE DONE. WEâRE NOT OVER IT YET. GAIL: GAILâS LAW GOES BEFORE THE SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE MONDAY MORNING, AND GAIL GARDNER WILL APPEAR BEFORE LAWMAKERS. IâM GAIL PASCHALL-BROWN, WES