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What the governor never said was that Corcraft is a “brand name” for product made by the Division of Correctional Industries. In other words, the hand sanitizer is made by New York state prison inmates. The New York Department of Corrections and Community Supervision tells WPIX that on average, a state prison inmate earns 52 cents an hour for labor."It’s much cheaper for us to make it ourselves than for us to buy it on the open market," Cuomo said.The product, called NYS Clean, will be distributed to municipalities, schools and governmental agencies in New York. The current capacity is to make 100,000 gallons a week. Cuomo praised it’s “floral bouquet” and he warned Purell, Amazon and eBay that if they permitted price gouging on the in-demand product then, New York would introduce its sanitzer into the marketplace. His office later clarified that he was kidding when he said the product might be introduced into the marketplace. The sanitizer states on its label that it is “not intended for sale.”Sen. Zellnor Myrie, who sponsored a bill to 1054

We have many recommendations and safety tips that can prevent serious injury, death and property damage, SDFD Fire Marshal Doug Perry said. "This demonstration is a dramatic example of how quickly a tree fire can spread inside a home."Residents are advised to use precaution with holiday decorations and items like candles, which should be placed at least three feet from anything combustible, according to Cal Fire. The Burn Institute also offers resources to mitigate fire danger like offering free smoke alarms to seniors around the county. Information on the organization can be found at burninstitute.org. 610

UC San Diego Health officials stressed that the medical center is fully equipped to handle the illness, which has now been dubbed COVID-19 by the World Health Organization. 172

Weigand said Emma was looking forward to a fun night with friends at homecoming, but while she was dancing, she began to struggle with her breathing. School officials called her parents and requested a rescue squad.A police officer watched as Emma walked to her car to grab her asthma inhaler, but as she returned to the building, the officer noticed the teen was in serious trouble. She never made it back inside."And they went to sit her down in a chair and that's when she stopped breathing," Weigand said.Weigand said her daughter was revived twice through CPR, and during her second day at the hospital, doctors told the family that the teen could have less than 12 hours to live."We asked everyone to pray and she's still here and she's still fighting," Weigand said.Weigand said Emma has dealt with asthma since she was a toddler, but the condition has always been manageable. She also has allergies to eggs and chicken, but the family has no idea if Emma came into contact with either of those foods on homecoming."This is very out of the blue," she said.At the Norton High School, there are signs of support for Emma inside the building and outside near athletic fields. "WE ROAR WITH EMMA" t-shirts will be sold at Friday night's home football game. The shirts are also being sold on-line. Proceeds will go to the family to help with medical expenses. 1361

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