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Red Cross appeals for convalescent plasma

Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - As Covid-19 cases surge across the country, the American Red Cross has an emergency shortage of convalescent plasma, which has shown promise as a therapy in treating moderate to critically ill Covid patients."Right now, we're distributing convalescent plasma faster than the donations are coming in," said Jay Bonafede with the WNY Chapter of the Red Cross.Convalescent plasma is a type of blood donation collected from people who have recovered from Covid-19. "Their plasma contains antibodies that might help patients who are actively fighting the virus." Bonafede said the plasma is collected a little differently than the traditional way blood is collected. "It takes a little longer. You have to meet all of the regular blood donation criteria to be eligible in addition to being fully recovered and symptom free from Covid for at least 14 days." Urgent Blood Plasma Need - Red Cross Spokesman Jay Bonafede The plasma is collected through a high tech process called Apheresis. "It separates the blood parts; plasma, red blood cells, and platelets. Then it recycles the red blood cells and platelets back into the patient's system while it's collecting plasma," said Bonafede. The process takes a little over an hour, as opposed to about 15 minutes for a whole blood donation."Once you've made the appointment to donate convalescent plasma, you're going to be able to donate every 28 days. Each time they donate convalescent plasma, it's helping to save up to three patients.Since April, thousands of Covid-19 survivors have given convalescent plasma, enabling the Red Cross to collect and distribute over 20,000 lifesaving convalescent plasma products nationwide, including more than 1,000 in New York State.The Red Cross has had to deal with a number of cancelations during the pandemic with blood drives scheduled at schools and businesses and places that haven't been open. "We've seen the blood need increase as hospitals resume elective procedures that were temporarily paused. The demand for blood has increased 30% since April," said Bonafede.Safety precautions are in place at all blood drives. Donors, staff and volunteers are screened before they enter a center. Temperatures are taken, everyone is wearing a mask and social distancing is followed. There's a special incentive for the month of August. Those who make a plasma or blood donation will receive a $5 Amazon gift card via email.To schedule a PLASMA donation: click HERE.To schedule a BLOOD donation: click HERE and enter your zip code for a blood drive near you.They strongly encourage appointments over walk-ins.

August 03, 2020

Galleria food court eateries open, but not seating

Cheektowaga, NY (WBEN) 'We're open!' Sort of.The Walden Galleria is back open. And while the food court restaurants are open, seating is still closed off.Food court operators say that's unfair and are calling for answers from Erie County and New York State. "They're either sitting on the floor, taking their food and eating while walking around, and some are eating off surfaces like garbage cans. It's a big problem right now," says Nicolletta Cammilleri, whose family is the Burger King franchisee at Walden Galleria and several other malls.She says a petition was sent to county and state leaders, but that fell on deaf ears. "We were already frustrated in the fact that we were all excited about getting the word out, but never getting a response at all, so that was disappointing," says Cammilleri. "I think what people don't realize is we are small businesses operating in small towns, and the fact we are not allowed to seat anyone at any capacity where other free standing restaurants can seat at 50 percent capcity is unfair." She says the mall can do social distancing at the food court effectively. "We could put signs on tables where you can't sit, and we could put directions of the floor to help people and keep this a safe environment for people to eat," notes Cammilleri.Cammilleri says food courts being closed in malls across the state has cost her business $400,000 over the past four months. "We have all the same bills and expenses but we're only getting 25 percent of the normal business. For Burger King this has affected us greatly, but I can't imagine to think how it's hurt the other restaurants here," says Cammilleri, who fears without a change, the family may be forced to shut down the restaurant. Nicoletta Cammilleri, Burger King Franchisee

August 03, 2020

Mayor confident in MLB safety protocols despite recent cases

BUFFALO (WBEN) - Late last week, it was reported that MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred reached out to the MLBPA, essentially saying that a shutdown of the season might be possible if teams can't get their COVID-19 cases under control.As of now, the two hardest hit teams have been the Miami Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals, as numerous personnel, including players and staff, within each organization have tested positive, and it has required the postponement of several games.With the Blue Jays playing their home games in Buffalo this season, and obviously welcoming various other organizations to the city, some residents have expressed concern, wondering if it's the smartest idea to bring that many people and any exposure risk they might present.Regardless, Mayor Byron Brown remains confident that safety protocols put forth by the league will protect the community from any potential spread."I am comfortable with what Major League Baseball is doing and what the State of New York is doing," said Brown, noting he had the opportunity to join a video meeting with representatives from the league who discussed the plans for playing. "I do not think there will be any additional risk; I think if any risk is identified, it will not be allowed to happen."County Executive Mark Poloncarz and Health Commissioner Dr. Gale Burstein were also on that conference call, and they confirmed that teams will not be allowed to leave their hotels except for transportation to games and the airport."The protocols for health and safety to protect people against COVID-19 that Major League Baseball has put in place are pretty extensive to protect players, Major League Baseball staff and communities that Major League Baseball plays in," said Brown. "The MLB has agreed to abide by the policies put in place by the state, the county and the city, so they were completely open to any additional layer of policy around health and safety, around the science of protecting people from COVID-19 that the state, the county or the city might put in place."Listen to Brown's full comments below: Mayor Brown Remains Confident in MLB Safety Protocols

August 02, 2020

Cuomo: Parents need assurance before schools reopen

ALBANY, N.Y. (WBEN/AP) — It’s crucial that parents and teachers feel comfortable for schools in New York to open successfully this fall, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Sunday.Local districts were required to submit their reopening plans to the state Friday, and initial decisions on the plans were expected from New York officials this week. But the Democratic governor stressed Sunday that there needs to be a “full conversation” that answers parents’ questions about reopening safely.“If the parents don’t feel comfortable, they’re not going to send their children,” Cuomo told reporters during a telephone briefing. “And we’ll accomplish nothing if we open the schools but a significant number of parents decide to keep their children home.”Similarly, Cuomo said “no one wants to force teachers against their will to work.”Cuomo highlighted the need for better remote learning and proper COVID-19 testing capacity. He stressed the need for fast turnaround times for results, which has been a problem around the country. Gov. Andrew Cuomo Sunday Update New York has contained the virus recently even as it surges in other parts of the country. The state recorded three new deaths on Saturday and 556 people hospitalized, a decrease of 25 patients from the previous day.Officials in New York have recently stepped up enforcement on bars and restaurants flouting pandemic rules. On Sunday, the New York City Sheriff’s department said in a tweet it intercepted a party boat at a Manhattan pier for an “illegal party” with social distancing violations and arrested the owners and captain.Calls were made to the sheriff’s department seeking more information and to the boat’s owner for comment.

August 02, 2020

Cuomo: New York breaks one-day COVID-19 testing record

NEW YORK (WBEN/AP) — New York broke a COVID-19 testing record on Friday by conducting 82,737 tests, the highest number ever conducted in a single day in the state, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Saturday.“Today is five months since we had our first case, and yesterday we hit a record number of tests — 82,737 — the most tests ever conducted in a single day in this state,” the Democrat said in a written statement, noting 0.91% of the results were positive.State data released Saturday also showed there were 581 total hospitalizations on Friday and four deaths, for a total of 25,164.Cuomo urged residents to remain vigilant, practice social distancing, wear masks and not attend crowded parties,.“Since (March), we have brought the infection rate way down through our collective action. Our future STILL depends on what we do today and everyday,” he tweeted.In other coronavirus news in New York:___REOPENING SCHOOLSCuomo said Saturday that an initial decision will be made next week regarding schools across New York reopening this fall, promising the state’s COVID-19 infection rate will help guide that decision.“At this point, schools should plan on reopening and then we’ll watch to see what happens with the infection rate,” he said during a a briefing, noting the comfort level of parents allowing their children to return to the classroom will ultimately be “one of the big variables.”Cuomo said he’s been “deluged with phone calls” from parents who are worried about their children contracting COVID-19. The governor said he understood their concerns, especially given reports of an overnight camp in Georgia where there were at least 260 positive cases — as well as the cases of children who’ve acquired a new inflammatory ailment associated with COVID-19 that resembles a rare illness called Kawasaki disease.“So, it’s not flicking a switch; it’s like all of these decisions, it’s more complicated than we often think,” he said. “If the parents are not comfortable, the children will not be sent.”Local districts had until Friday to submit their reopening plans to the state. Cuomo said he was disappointed New York City Public Schools did not provide its plan in time, but a spokesperson said the governor’s comments were not accurate.____NEW YORK CITY RESTAURANTSFoodies will have more options for outside dining in York City this weekend.Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced 15 more locations are being added to the city’s Open Street and Open Restaurant program, which allows expanded restaurant seating options on car-free streets on weekends.This marks the third group of participating restaurants. The expanded seating option will be allowed from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday nights, and from noon to 11 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.“New Yorkers deserve more public space in our ongoing fight against COVID-19, and we’re proud to offer more places to get a safe outdoor meal on the weekends,” de Blasio said in a written statement. “With two extra months of outdoor dining now approved, restaurants will have more chances than ever to get back on their feet.”City officials also announced that new seating will open this weekend in four outer-borough pedestrian plazas.

August 01, 2020

Major League Baseball season could already be in jeopardy

MIAMI (AP) — Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has talked to union leader Tony Clark about the importance of players following the league’s coronavirus protocols.A person familiar with the conversation told The Associated Press that Manfred and Clark also discussed what needs to be done to finish the season. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.The conversation between Manfred and Clark, which was first reported by ESPN, comes amid growing concern about baseball’s ability to keep playing in the middle of a pandemic.This weekend is seen as a crucial juncture for the sport, both in terms of hoping for a limit of positive tests and in players abiding by protocols. Local health officials have been troubled by the lack of mask wearing, high-fiving and spitting by players, according to sources.— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) July 31, 2020 Friday's game between Milwaukee and visiting St. Louis had to be postponed after two Cardinals players tested positive for COVID-19. The teams are now expected to play a doubleheader on Sunday, and the Cardinals are quarantined in their Milwaukee hotel and say they learned of the positive tests Thursday night.

August 01, 2020

Buffalo, Williamsville among schools to unveil reopening plan

Williamsville, NY (WBEN) On the deadline day for district to sumbit school reopening plans, Buffalo and Williamsville school districts are among the major districts that released their reopening plans.In Williamsville, the district says the goal is to "Maximize health and safety of students and staff as they return to school in September 2020, and inform our stakeholders of steps we are taking to make a safer environment for students and staff." But it warns the community a return to school will not mean a return to normal. The district notes there are new responsibilities we have to accept to help maximize the health and safety of the school community.The plan is to start school on September 8th.The district says this will conduct the following protocols to promote health and safety: health screening with daily temperature check, assessment of ill students and staff with isolation, hand and respiratory hygiene protocols for staff and students, social distancing, face covering, PPE, and daily cleaning protocols.The district plans on a hybrid schedule of in-person and distance learning. A, B, C, D schedule:A Group students attend school Monday and TuesdayB Group students attend school Thursday and FridayC Group students attend school Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, FridayD Group students attend school Monday through FridayThe district says a community forum to present the District’s plan will take place on Wednesday, August 12, 2020 at 6 p.m. through Zoom.In Buffalo, the district released their extensive plan Friday, saying;"As we plan for a safe and successful 2020-2021 school year in these unprecedented times, we have approached this work thoughtfully, collaboratively and with an enormous sense of responsibility for the health and well-being of our students, families, and staff. We are also planning in a sea of uncertainty. The coronavirus itself and guidelines and policies from health agencies continue to evolve. That means we must be flexible in our ability to plan for and adapt to changing circumstances as smoothly and quickly as needed to support uninterrupted learning for students. Buffalo Schools Reopening Working Draft Buffalo Schools Reopening Working Draft Media Folder: Media Root In developing this plan, community input and engagement guided our decision making. To be clear, this current plan may change, maybe even many times before and after the new school year begins based on guidance we receive concerning the appropriate response to the virus. We will remain in daily contact with our health agency partners and elected officials to stay informed of the latest updates. We will continually receive and analyze data and feedback to make the most informed decisions and provide routine updates to our BPS community."

July 31, 2020

Sunflowers of Sanborn returns

Sanborn, N.Y. (WBEN) A popular Niagara County attraction is NOT canceled this year. Sunflowers of Sanborn is reopening for the season on Saturday, August 1. "We were really hoping to be able to open this year," said farm owner Louise Brachmann. "There is life beyond Covid. People come out to our farm to get away from everyday life."Brachmann said they had to follow Covid protocols to reopen. They are installing new hand sanitizer stations, maintaining social distancing with food truck lines, and asking people to wear masks when they arrive."Thank God we're on 85 acres of land and we're outside. That's certainly in our favor," she said. Sunflowers of Sanborn In Full Bloom - Louise Brachmann The sunflower farm has had to scale some events back this year. All children's events are canceled. Instead of one large craft show, it's been scaled back and spread out over two weekends. Also two food trucks will be on site each weekend, instead of one large food truck festival.This year, the hot, dry Summer has presented challenges. "It's been a real struggle. In addition to sunflowers, we grow corn and soybeans and with no rain the crops suffered. Our sunflowers were behind. Some are short, some are tall. They're all over the board," she said, but added that the last two rains have helped a lot. Brachmann thinks the peak week will be the third week in August. The sunflowers are blooming now with the warm days and cooler nights.The sunflower farm is open from 11am-8pm daily on Saunders Settlement Rd. Admission is free. Pets (on a leash) are welcome as long as they are up to date on vaccinations and that you clean up after them.Sunflowers of Sanborn is back - under Covid rules. Opens Saturday. 11-8 daily. Owner Louise Brachmann says the 3rd week of August is the peak week. pic.twitter.com/7LvfkRq79B— WBEN NewsRadio 930AM (@NewsRadio930) July 31, 2020

July 31, 2020

President draws critics from tweet about delaying election

BUFFALO (WBEN) - President Trump certainly stirred up the social media world early Thursday morning by again attacking the legitimacy of mail-in voting and even suggesting the November election be delayed.With Universal Mail-In Voting (not Absentee Voting, which is good), 2020 will be the most INACCURATE & FRAUDULENT Election in history. It will be a great embarrassment to the USA. Delay the Election until people can properly, securely and safely vote???— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 30, 2020 Of course, that tweet was met with immediate pushback.Trump faces rare rebuke from GOP for floating election delayDemocrat Congressman Brian Higgins didn't hold back at all in his criticism."He wants to change election day because, of course, he can't win it fairly or honestly," said Higgins. "He doesn't have the ability to change the General Election - it's set by federal law dating back to 1845 - only Congress, the House and the Senate, can enact legislation to change that, and if they did do that, the President would have to sign it into law, but that's obviously not going to happen."We have an acute public health crisis; we have a severe economic crisis, unprecedented in the history of this country, and it's all under this President," Higgins continued. "So, obviously he wants to change the rules of the game because they don't benefit him."Listen to Higgins' full comments below: Congressman Brian Higgins on President's Tweet Suggesting a Delayed Election Republican Congressman Tom Reed wasn't available for an interview, but he released a stsatement:“Our elections should proceed as planned in November. As always, I have faith in the American people and our democratic system that we can continue to carry out our elections properly. That being said, we will have to address the purely logistical problems posed by a massive change in how votes are sourced. I hope Republicans and Democrats can come together in these unprecedented times and agree we should be doing everything we can to secure our elections and prevent fraud.”Republican Political Strategist Carl Calabrese says the tweet left him shaking his head."I just think it was a bad tactical error that he made in bringing that up," said Calabrese. "It just feeds what his opponents have been putting out there, saying he's going to (pull) a misdirection, and it just gets him off-message - and this is the most frustrating part of watching Donald Trump and being a Republican."If I were his campaign manager, that's got to be the most difficult job in the world - boy, I'd just be going crazy right now, saying, 'What are you thinking?'" Calabrese continued. "I think the tweets can be good if they're used judiciously, but to just keep throwing these things out and getting off-message...bad tactics."Listen to Calabrese's full comments below: Political Strategist Carl Calabrese Discusses President Trump's Tweet

July 31, 2020

Tops employees protest lack of hero pay

BUFFALO (WBEN) - On Thursday afternoon, about 200 Tops employees and UFCW members gathered outside the Elmwood location to protest the company dropping hero pay for workers.Union President Frank Deriso says they have two main issues that they want resolved.Want employees' hero pay reinstatedWant a refuse service order for customers who don't wear masks"They're essential workers and they're certainly deserving of additional pay, and the company just unilaterally decided to stop paying it," said Deriso. "We want everybody to know that this company should be doing what a lot of other companies are doing around the country, and it's very simple - no mask, no service."Deriso says Tops' current policy on masks doesn't have enough teeth, and the union's position is that anybody who isn't wearing a mask needs to be stopped at the door."If you're working in the store, you don't want to have customers coming around you without masks on, and I think 99% of the customers who are wearing the masks don't want to be shopping in a store where people don't have a mask on," Deriso said.Listen to Deriso's full comments below: Frank Deriso on Tops Protest

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