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Man, dog rescued from sailboat disabled by Hurricane Helene
SUMMARY: A man and his dog were rescued from their sailboat amid Hurricane Helen’s fury by the US Coast Guard, as the storm battered Florida’s coast. The sailboat became disabled and began taking on water near Santel Island. Fortunately, both the man and his dog were found safe after the helicopter rescue. CBS News Philadelphia meteorologist Grant Gilmore provided an update on Helen, now a tropical storm with 45 mph winds, currently affecting the Appalachian Mountains with heavy rainfall. Excessive heat warnings are in effect for parts of Southwestern Arizona and Southern California, with Phoenix facing triple-digit temperatures.
The Coast Guard rescued a man and his dog who were sailing off the coast on Sanibel Island as Hurricane Helene approached Florida. Also, CBS News Philadelphia Grant Gilmore has the latest forecast.
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What to know if you’re at risk of having your wages garnished over student loan debt
SUMMARY: Millions of student borrowers may face wage garnishment as early as this summer, with an estimated 3 million entering default by August and another 2 million by September. Default occurs after 270 days of missed payments, risking up to 15% wage garnishment to repay debt. The pandemic payment pause ended in May, and a Biden-era grace period protecting credit scores has lapsed, causing credit damage for many. Borrowers should check their loan status on studentaid.gov and consider rehabilitation or consolidation to avoid default. The Department of Education will notify borrowers 30 days before garnishment, allowing requests for hardship hearings to reduce or delay wage deductions.
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A Tunisian musician was detained in LA after living in US for a decade. His doctor wife speaks out
SUMMARY: Dr. Wafaa Alrashid, chief medical officer at Huntington Hospital, witnessed fear among Latino patients amid immigration raids in Southern California. Her husband, Rami Othmane, a Tunisian musician with a pending green card, was arrested despite showing his paperwork. Living in the U.S. since 2015 and married to Alrashid in 2025, his deportation order had been dismissed in 2020. Held in harsh ICE conditions, Othmane’s detention sparked protests featuring musicians and activists. After being transferred to Arizona with a swollen leg, Alrashid hopes for his bail as legal proceedings continue, while she anxiously awaits further contact.
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Camp Dolphins: Wide receiver Tyreek Hill looks poised for a huge season
SUMMARY: The Miami Dolphins kicked off a new training camp focused on improvement after a disappointing 2024 season, especially for wide receiver Tyreek Hill. Hill, recovering from injuries and falling short last year, aims to regain his top form and prove himself to teammates. Linebackers Jordan Brooks, Willie Gay, and KJ Britt bring energy and strong defense vibes. On offense, running back Devonte Chan and rookie Ali Gordin II are working on consistency and smarter play. Former NFL receiver Chad Oinko made a surprise visit. The Dolphins open preseason Sunday, August 10, against the Bears.
Hill is ready to bounce back from last year’s disappointing season. Meanwhile, on defense, a pair of new linebackers, Willie Gay Jr. and K.J. Britt, are clearly enjoying their new team.
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