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Lifeguard, 15, saves toddler during first day on the job

LAKEWOOD, Ohio — It started out as a day of fun in the sun at the Charles A.

Lifeguard Jack Viglianco, 15, told WJW, "I heard like a 'Help, ah,' kind of thing.

And I looked over and I saw a guy who's probably like 3 feet 6 inches, in the 4-foot water and gasping for air.".

Not only was it Jack's first day on the job, it was only 20 minutes into his shift, when he had to put the lifesaving skills he had just learned to the test.

"Active drowners can still breathe, and they're still above water, but they are still in the act of drowning,” said Viglianco.

He had just completed ... a five-hour orientation the day before for all of our new and returning staff and we were ready to go, day one.".

His first day on the job, he says, is one he’ll never forget. »

E3 2017: Metroid Prime 4 Officially Announced for Nintendo Switch

Authored by ign.com

During the Nintendo Spotlight today, Nintendo officially confirmed that Metroid Prime 4 is on the way.

Metroid Prime 4 E3 2017 Reveal Teaser Stills 2 IMAGES Fullscreen Image Artboard 3 Copy Artboard 3 ESC 01 OF 2 Stills from the E3 2017 reveal teaser for Metroid Prime 4.

01 OF 2 Stills from the E3 2017 reveal teaser for Metroid Prime 4. »

EpiPen maker faces revolt over exec's $98 million pay package

Authored by money.cnn.com

EpiPen maker Mylan is racing to put down a revolt from shareholders outraged by a $98 million pay package for its former CEO.

ISS chastised the Mylan board for "multiple egregious pay decisions" and a failure to heed "warning signs" ahead of last summer's scandal over EpiPen pricing.

Yet Mylan still lavished former CEO Robert Coury with $98 million in pay for 2016 as he transitioned to the role of executive chairman. »

Senators to introduce bill to prohibit teams from using municipal bonds to fund stadiums

Authored by espn.com

A group of politicians who are tired of taxpayer money being used to build sports stadiums on Tuesday will introduce a bill in the Senate to prohibit the practice.

"There's no reason why we should give these multimillion-dollar businesses a federal tax break to build new stadiums.

A similar bill was introduced by Congressman Steve Russell, R-Okla., into the House of Representatives in March 2016. »

Trump Wants to Cut EPA’s Scientific Research in Half

Authored by motherjones.com

The hearing will be the first time that Pruitt will have to defend the dramatic cuts the administration has proposed for the agency.

The report notes that the budget would reduce the EPA’s funding, adjusted for inflation, to a level “not seen since virtually the inception of the EPA in 1970.”

Here’s the full Environmental Protection Network report, which details other ways Trump’s budget impacts air, water, and climate change:. »