Escaped Cows, Message in a Bottle, Women Scientists, Breast Cancer Pill, Alligator Wrangling

0:03 Kalaroga Shark Media. Hey am Johnnie Mack with five Goodus stories. Twenty five cows operating through several neighborhoods in Pennsylvania's Bucks County after they escaped from a farm. Well where else would they escape from? Right, Seohn, that's right. Annette is one of the owners of the Curly Hill Farm, and she said a call from a neighbor led to the discovery that twenty five cows had escaped. She told CBS they got spooed from the storm. They ran past two electric fences and they hit it with such force they ripped a fence post out of the ground. Then the herd split into two groups. One headed into the woods, the other the suburbs. Ten cows were found outside B and B Beverages in Doylestown. Zach owns the place and said, there were a bunch of farmers here trying to wrangle them out. Definitely never something I expected to happen selling beer.

0:56 All of the cows were eventually recaptured. Gracie was the winner of Cow survivor. Gracie had faded pursuers for a few hours, longer than the others, but was also safely returned to the farm two brothers who were walking along the coast in the Bahamas. They found a message in a bottle that had been written by a fourteen year old in nineteen seventy six. Clint said, I hear my walkie talkie crackle life, and my brother says something like You're not going to believe what I just found. It was a pepsi bottle with a note written by Peter, who was fourteen in Massachusetts in nineteen seventy six. Peter was taking an oceanography class at the time. The note said the bottle would be tossed into the ocean by the coast guard. The brothers were able to find Peter, who says he doesn't remember writing the message, but you remember the class. Paris is adding some names of women's scientists to the Eiffel Tower, joining the seventy two men already celebrated on the Eiffel Tower. The Mayor of Paris has announced the formation of a scientific committee to study ways of adding the names of women's scientists while respecting the monument's heritage integrity. The initiative is part of a wider drive to promote equality and celebrate the diversity of talent that has shaped our world. Good job by scientists in the UK. They have a quote game changing breast cancer pill. Trials showed that this drug, this is a complicated name and if you're interested in the story, let me just spell it for you so we get it right.

2:15 C ap I v as e r TIB. That drug increased the time before breast cancer got worse by about four point two months. The drug is also known as true Gap tru qap and made by Astroseneca, blocks at abnormal protein molecule AKT that drives cancer cells to multiply, helping to slow or stop the spread of the disease. Claire Brownie is, the chief executive of the charity Breast Cancer Now, said the initial reaction of the pill had led to treatment delays and says this happens too often. Urgent action must be taken to ensure the quick approval of breast cancer drugs so they can be made available promptly to those who need them. So that all sounds pretty cool again, I'm just a guy in the basement reading some stories. This is not a medical show. Please consult proper medical advice. And good news out of Florida a very Florida story. A Florida man had to leave dinner on Easter so he could help wrangle an alligator.

3:11 Animal trapper Mike, who's known as the Blue Collar Brawler, said he was at Easter dinner with his family a call came in a Jacksonville woman had spotted an alligator in her yard. There's a video in it we get in all the Florida stereotypes. There is Mike, the blue Collar Brawler. He's wearing shorts at tank top and no shoes and he used as a trash can to contain the alligator. The alligator estimated to be seven or eight feet long, the blue Collar Brawler posted on social media. Thankfully no animals or people were injured. The theory is that the alligator had climbed a fence into the woman's yard. Those are five good news stories for today. You have a great day.