Britain erupts in riots as police flood streets
London calm wanes as thousands of police flood central and northern England amid a fourth night of violence. Shops were closed, neighborhoods guarded, and scenes of looted stores and torched cars spread, just days before the Olympic Games with authorities pledging to keep a large force on duty through Wednesday.
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Family saved from drowning by fishermen near Cumberland
A stormy morning gave way to calm as a family on an 18 foot boat faced high waves and a wind blow. Fishermen Rishel Johnson and another rescuer freed the mother from a trotline, removed a hook from her ankle, and helped the father and baby Ayden to safety. The family credited the quick actions of the rescuers and said they planned to return to the water.
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Boy with rare syndrome gains life back through IVIG treatment
Kile, one of about 325 worldwide with Job’s Syndrome, endured infections that turned school into a battleground. After IVIG infusions every four weeks, his skin cleared, energy returned, and he rejoined sports, thanks to insurance covering the $10,000 therapy. He now sponsors a Red Cross blood drive to aid other patients like him.
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