Q: The ALS ice bucket challenge started by Pete Frates was successful.
BOSTON (WHDH) - People are sending their support to Pete Frates, who taken to Massachusetts General Hospital on Sunday. The former Boston College baseball team captain has been battling ALS since 2012. "Team FrateTrain" posted to Facebook Sunday asking the public for thoughts and prayers and thanked everyone for their support. They said he's "battling this beast ALS like a superhero." (Copyright (c) 2017 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)
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Q: There are less people returning compared to the number that were forced to leave
Thousands of people are expected to return to New Orleans this week, as areas of the city are opened up to residents.
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Q: People who are exposed to sudden change or otherwise taken out of their comfort zones struggle to find ways in which to cope with their unfamiliar situations and will develop mental health issues.
"The capacity people have to adjust and make peace with a new situation, even if they feel vulnerable, is really remarkable," said Randy Quevillon, chair of the psychology department and the Disaster Mental Health Institute at the University of South Dakota.
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Q: A new school was a good photo opportunity for the personnel.
The personnel pose for a picture in front on the new school. PP17 is in the middle of a mission in Da Nang from May 8 to May 18. This is the 11th Pacific Partnership, and the 4th time Da Nang has been a host. After Da Nang, PP17 will visit the central province of Khanh Hoa.
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Yes