Speaker 1: Caalaroga shock Media. Hi there, I'm Johnny Mack with five
Speaker 1: good news stories. Good news. If you're a kid in
Speaker 1: Michigan and you want to run a lemonade stand, the
Speaker 1: lawyers have your back. A new bill in Michigan aims
Speaker 1: to make sure children can run classic summertime lemonade stands
Speaker 1: without worrying about permits or government fees. Yes, what are
Speaker 1: we doing people? A state lawmaker learned that a local
Speaker 1: health department had required children to pay fees to operate
Speaker 1: neighborhood lemonade stands. Fortunately, State Rep. Camcavit responded by introducing
Speaker 1: a bill that would exempt most child run lemonade stands
Speaker 1: from those regulations. You just know someone's going to abuse
Speaker 1: this and have like, you know, run like an internationally
Speaker 1: leveraged lemonade company and have like a five year old
Speaker 1: sitting at a desk. But meanwhile it's like this big,
Speaker 1: huge company. You know that's going to happen. Right, As
Speaker 1: a law, miners would be allowed to sell non alcoholic
Speaker 1: beverages from temporary stands on private property without paying licensing fees,
Speaker 1: as long as the business earns less than five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year. Right, that'll keep out the corporate dollars there.
Speaker 1: Kavin said, this is a practical change will make it
Speaker 1: easier for our kids to gain real business experience and
Speaker 1: develop civic responsibility. A new smartphone app may predict asthma
Speaker 1: attacks days before they happen. Scientists have developed a smartphone
Speaker 1: app that may be able to detect asthma attacks up
Speaker 1: to three days before symptoms become serious simply by analyzing
Speaker 1: a person's voice. Interesting. I wonder what happens if they
Speaker 1: analyze someone's voice who has recorded four episodes of this
Speaker 1: show and two episodes of Daily Comedy News, the other
Speaker 1: podcast I host. Your voice does get a little thin,
Speaker 1: and I don't think I have asthma, but I digress again.
Speaker 1: Researchers at Mastrict University in the Netherlands found that subtle
Speaker 1: changes in speech can signal the beginning of a flare
Speaker 1: up in people with asthma. Were chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Speaker 1: you may know that as COPD. During the study, participants
Speaker 1: recorded themselves speaking into a mobile phone every day over
Speaker 1: a twelve week period, while also reporting any changes in
Speaker 1: their symptoms. The researchers discovered that his breathing problems began
Speaker 1: to develop. Voices became noticeably rougher, breathier, and less steady,
Speaker 1: even before patients realized they were getting worse. Are you
Speaker 1: sure they haven't recorded six straight podcasts? Doctor Simon said,
Speaker 1: we found that the voice significantly changes, and this occurs
Speaker 1: as early as the first day that symptoms deteriorate. Once
Speaker 1: you all listen to the next episode of this one,
Speaker 1: I've got to record it right after this and we'll
Speaker 1: see how my voice is doing. Be careful if you
Speaker 1: stay at a hotel in Tibet. Two hotel guests into
Speaker 1: Bet had a visitor to their room. It was a
Speaker 1: brown bear. The brown bear forced its way into their room.
Speaker 1: Security cameras captured the brown bear strolling down a hallway
Speaker 1: at a hotel before the brown bear pushed through the
Speaker 1: door of an occupied room. The startled guests said they
Speaker 1: found themselves face to face with the brown bear for
Speaker 1: a few tense moments before the brown bear turned around
Speaker 1: and walked back out down the hall. The hotel owner
Speaker 1: used to flashlight and other tools to safely scare the
Speaker 1: brown bear out of the building. No one was injured.
Speaker 1: The door has been repaired. The hotel says it's adding
Speaker 1: additional brown Bear security measures to make sure this never
Speaker 1: happens again. Meanwhile, in Australia, there was some weird stuff
Speaker 1: on the beach. Why are there mysterious metal spheres on
Speaker 1: the beach? It turns out it was space debris. The
Speaker 1: objects were found on a beach in Queensland. The Australian
Speaker 1: Space Agency identified the spheres as pressure vessels from a rocket,
Speaker 1: sometimes nicknamed space balls. Officials believe these space balls came
Speaker 1: from a foreign launch vehicle that recently re entered Earth's
Speaker 1: atmosphere before landing in the ocean and eventually washing ashore.
Speaker 1: Space debris expert Alice Gorman explained that the space balls
Speaker 1: are designed to hold fuel under high pressure and often
Speaker 1: are among the few parts of a rocket capable of
Speaker 1: surviving the intense heat of reentry. I'm just going to
Speaker 1: get right to the headline. Loose bowl brings English cricket
Speaker 1: match to an unexpected halt. That's right. A cricket match
Speaker 1: in Northern England came to a sudden stop when a
Speaker 1: loose bull charged onto the field. The animal had to
Speaker 1: from a nearby farm and wandered onto the pitch Burnupfield
Speaker 1: Cricket Club was playing Heenton Lions Cricket Club near Newcastle.
Speaker 1: Video from the scene shows players and even the umpire
Speaker 1: scrambling out of the way as the bull charged across
Speaker 1: the field. Attempts to remove the bull were unsuccessful. The
Speaker 1: bull's owner even brought a cow to try and lure
Speaker 1: the bull back home, but the bull was like nah,
Speaker 1: I like it. There was no way to continue play.
Speaker 1: Officials called off the match. Police said the bull was
Speaker 1: later safely returned to its enclosure. No player, spectators other
Speaker 1: bull were injured. I do not have a score for you,
Speaker 1: and those are your five good news stories for today.
Speaker 1: Have a good one.