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March 27, 2020

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In today's show

As focus remains on the spread of the coronavirus, cybercriminals are risking lives by attacking major systems — including hospitals. Plus, medical workers in one state are wearing rings that could detect illness before symptoms appear. And find out how lies about coronavirus go viral and what you need to know to avoid them.

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Social media has a fake news problem – false coronavirus news spreading

Be wary about what you read on social media. Not everything is true. In this video, we show you some ways social media is failing to get accurate, truthful information as the coronavirus spreads.

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Life finds a way: Woman gives birth in a Walmart while hunting for TP

Low on toilet paper? You’re not alone. Retailers across the nation are still attempting to catch up with staggering demand, thanks to coronavirus fears. Thankfully, stores are receiving new stock most days, so no one is ever without options. But one woman in Missouri got a little more than she bargained for when she visited her local Walmart. While in the toilet paper aisle, the pregnant woman’s water broke and she began to give birth on the spot. In a bizarre coincidence, a labor nurse and a few firefighters just happened to be in the store so they created a makeshift privacy sheet and helped her deliver the baby. While all this was going on, the other shoppers forgot their panic-buying and cheered the woman on until the baby was successfully delivered. I can’t help but wonder if the lady’s husband made off with all the toilet paper while everyone else was distracted!

Walmart seems to be the place to go if you want to meet unusual heroes.

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