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As public health officials race to vaccinate millions of Americans against COVID-19, demand has grown so much that some states are running out of space to administer doses. The NFL this week suggested a way to perhaps solve that problem: Use team stadiums to host thousands of people waiting in line for a vaccine. We have encouraged clubs to contact their state and local health departments to offer stadiums and practice facilities, if practical, to serve as sites for vaccinating the general public, NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said in a statement Tuesday. These will be decisions between the clubs and their local officials based on need, loca stanley cup tion and availability. Using sports arenas for vaccinations isn t a completely novel idea. The University of Michigan s Bi stanley cup g House, the nation stanley cup s largest college football stadium,became a vaccine site last month and can now administer up to 2,000 vaccines a day. Former hockey stadium Broadbent Arena in Kentucky is another vaccination location. Fenway Park in Massachusetts, home of the Boston Red Sox, is expected to be a vaccination site. The state s firefighters union chief said Gillette Stadium, home field for the New England Patriots, could also become a vaccination site. Hard Rock Stadium, where the Miami Dolphins play, is expected to be another vaccine center, the Tampa Bay Times reported.Florida is experiencing some ofthe biggest vaccination space crunches. The state is in such dire need that hea Qpye Damar Hamlin wanted to raise $2,500 to get kids toys for Christmas. After his cardiac arrest on the field, his fans donated millions.
Detroit mdash; When you hear him talk, skechers you d think Detroit artist Richard Phillips is some kind of highly trained master. But at 72, he held his first exhibit.He is America s most unlikely art phenom. I m just a young kid from the ghetto that s been through hell and high water and still here, Richard said. Richard was incarcerated before becoming celebrated. In 1971, he was arrested for murder mdash; a murder we now know he didn t commit. To pass the salomon time and temper the injustice, he painted. Richard Phillips CBS News It was something to do, occupy my mind, Richard said. I could get off into one of my paintings and just be in there for hours and hours and hours. That s how it was for 46 years u nike dunk ntil he was exonerated last March. He served more time than any other exoneree in U.S. history.Unfortunately, after all that, the state just sent him on his way without so much as a bus ticket. Now he has nothing but prison time on his resume. No one s going to hire a guy like that. In addition, the money he was supposed to get for wrongful incarceration is tied up in the courts. I thought maybe that I was going to have to stand out somewhere with a cup and beg for nickels and dimes, Richard said. But then Richard thought of something he hadn t before. Maybe there was a way for him to make a living. Maybe he could sel