HIS REPORTS AS
WE GO ON.
LET ME TELL YOU WHAT WE CAN
EXPECT TOMORROW.
LET ME GIVE YOU THE YELLOW
LIGHT.
NEW INFORMATION SUGGESTS THAT
THUNDERSTORMS WILL ROLL OUT OF
THE PLANES, BE WEAKER AND
FURTHER NORTH.
STILL, THE YELLOW LIGHT.
I THINK STORMS ARE POSSIBLE AT
THE TAIL ENDS, MIDDLE PART OF
THE MORNING.
SOME WILL BE STRONG TO SEVERE.
NEVILLE IS LOOKING INTO IT.
>> HERE IS WHAT WE WANT YOU TO
KNOW.
MUCH OF THE AREA, THIS INCLUDES
THE METRO, HAVE A SLIGHT RISK.
IT IS SECOND ON THE SEVERE
WEATHER RISK.
ACTIONS IN, MARYVILLE, NEAR
HIAWATHA, THAT ORANGE SHADING
MEANS A HIGHER THREAT FOR SEVERE
WEATHER.
THAT WILL BE ON THURSDAY.
THE WINDOW OF TIME, 4:00 P.M.
UNTIL THE VERY EARLY MORNING
HOURS FRIDAY, 1:00 A.M.
POSSIBILITY OF DAMAGING WINDS
AND HAIL.
POSSIBILITY OF TORNADOES, AS
WELL.
WE WILL BE UPDATING SOCIAL MEDIA
, AS WELL AS WE WANT YOU TO GIVE
YOU THE FIRST ALERT TOMORROW.
BRYA JUST LIKE TODAY AND THAT
ENHANCED RISK OVER NORTHEAST
KANSAS, MANY REPORTS WILL BE
MOVING THROUGH.
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ADVANCE 17th Birthday celebration for Edward John Barber | July 15 2017 - Duration: 1:41.
For more infomation >> ADVANCE 17th Birthday celebration for Edward John Barber | July 15 2017 - Duration: 1:41. -------------------------------------------
Strangers buy car for man, 20, who walks SIX miles to work and back every day - Duration: 4:06.
Heartwarming moment strangers present a 20-year-old Texas fast food worker who walks SIX MILES to and from work every day with a car
The emotional moment a group of Texas strangers presented a 20-year-old fast food worker who walked six miles for work every day with a car has been captured on camera.
PHOTO: Justin Korva (left) and Andy Mitchell (right). Mitchell rallied his community in Rockwall, Texas to buy Korva a car after hearing Lorva walks 3 miles to work everyday in an effort to save for one himself
Justin Korva began crying when he was given the vehicle days after telling Andy Mitchell of Rockwall he was walking so he could save for a car of his own. Mitchell had rallied his community to raise money and after just 48 hours the efforts yielded enough cash to buy the car.
PHOTO: Mictchell (right) explains to Korva (left) he was so impressed with his story that he wanted to make his dream of owning a car come true. The men hug before Korva checks out his new car
The temperatures were around 95-degrees when Mitchell saw Korva walking along side the road in his Taco Casa uniform on June 21. During the drive to Korva's job at Taco Casa, Korva told Mitchell he was determined to save up money and someday, he hoped, he would be able to afford a car.
Walking three miles to work, and three miles back home in the Texas heat was the way to get to his dream.
PHOTO: Hugs all around! Korva (left) hugs the owner of Samee's Pizza Ghetti Italian Lounge, Samee Dowlatshahi (right) who placed a donation box in his pizza place which helped raise the funds
After dropping off Korva at work, Mitchell posted about the man's determination on Facebook. 'To all the people that say they want to work but can't find a job or don't have a vehicle all I can say is you don't want it bad enough,' Mitchell wrote
Hundreds of people in the community saw his post, including Samee Dowlatshahi, owner of Samee's Pizza Getti Italian Bistro & Lounge in Rockwall. Dowlatshahi offered to put a donation box inside his pizza joint to help Korva in his quest to buy a car.
PHOTO: Korva (pictured) is in shock after being presented with his new ride and smiles brightly at the efforts his community made to get him to his dream of car ownership
In just 48 hours, and with help from Korva's new friend Mitchell, they raised more than $5,500. A friend of Dowlatshahi, Danny Rawls, the general sales manager at Toyota of Rockwall heard Korva's inspiring story.
'I presented it to my general manager and said, "Hey, let's help the kid. It seems like a great story,"' Rawls told CBS News. His boss agreed, and the pair reduced the price on a 2004 Toyota Camry that was available.
There was even enough left over to pay for his insurance for a year, plus two years' worth of oil changes and a $500 gas card. 'I sent [Dowlatshahi] a private message and said, "Give me a call. I have a nice car that would work for the kid,"' Rawls explained.
Last Friday, the group that helped buy the car drove the white 2004 Camry to Taco Casa and asked Korva to come outside. 'Justin, you can't imagine all the people who wanted to help you,' Mitchell said, as several people filmed the exchange on their cellphones in the restaurant parking lot. 'So, instead of walking to work, buddy, you're driving this car from now on.'
PHOTO: The 2004 Toyota Camry's price was reduced from Toyota of Rockwall which allowed there to be left over money for the insurance, oil changes and gas card
Korva looked at Mitchell in disbelief, 'Are you serious?' 'It's your car. This is your car,' Mitchell repeated. Korva gave each man a hug, wiping tears from his eyes as he walked toward the car
'We just want you to know, seriously, this community, nothing we love better than to have someone who works hard,' Dowlatshahi said. 'We take a lot of pride in that. It's so hot out here, I can't believe you walk even one mile in this heat.'
PHOTO: New friends. Andy Mitchell and wife (far right), Justin Korva (center) and owner of Samiee's pizza, Samee Dowlatshahi (left)
Later that day, Rawls helped Korva complete the paperwork on the car and put the title in his name. 'Surreal' is the only word Rawls could use to describe the moment he watched Korva walk away with the keys.
PHOTO: Korva (pictured) in an interview with local Fox 4 in front of his new car
'He's a very humble young man and accepted it with stride,' Rawls said. 'There couldn't have been more of a deserving individual, for sure.'
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A pathway for life - Duration: 0:31.
(Suzanne) In the city, I think you still get to experience
culture just as richly as you do out here.
I don't think it matters where you are,
it's about the patch of dirt that you live on.
All aspects of Early Learning are important.
It creates that solid pathway for you in life.
(Sharron) Make the early years count.
Find out more by talking to your local playgroup
or kindy.
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IUPUI leaving Summit League for Horizon League - Duration: 0:27.
IPFW'S BIGGEST RIVAL IS LEAVING
THE SUMMIT LEAGUE...
IUPUI ANNOUCING THEY'VE ACCEPTED
AN INVITATION TO THE HORIZON
LEAGUE...
THE JAGUARS SAYING IT'S A BETTER
OPPORTUNITY GEOGRAPHICALLY,
FINANCIALLY, AND IN TERM OF
COMPETITION...
IUPUI REPLACES VALPO...
WHO LEFT THE HORIZON LEAGUE FOR
THE MISSOURI
VALLEY CONFERENCE TWO MONTHS
AGO...
THE JAGS HAD BEEN IN THE SUMMIT
LEAGUE
FOR 20 YEARS...
THEY'LL BEGIN PLAY IN THE
HORIZON LEAGUE
IMMEDIATELY THIS FALL...
SATURDAY, JULY 8...
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New funding provides for in-ground burials at Veterans Cemetery - Duration: 2:19.
RTER CAITLIN
CONRAD JOINS US LIVE
TO TELL US HOW THE MONEY IS
GOING TO BE SPENT.
CAITLI UP UNTIL NOW THERE HAS
ONLY BEEN FUNDING TO TAKE
CREMATED REMAINS.
THAT IS ABOUT TO CHANGE.
YOU'VE LIKELY SEEN THE PSAS
AIRING ON KSBW.
>> I WOULD LIKE TO BE BURIED AT
TH CENTRAL COAST CEMETERY.
CAITLIN: NOW THANKS TO NEW STATE
FUNDING THOSE VETERANS WHO WOULD
LIKE TO BE BURIED AT THE CENTRAL
COAST VETERANS CEMETERY WILL GET
THEIR FINAL WISH
SINCE IT OPENED IN OCTOBER, MORE
THAN 400 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
INTERRED.
THIS NEXT ROUND WILL ALLOW FOR
INGROUND BURIALS.
STATE SENATOR BILL MONNING AND
ASSEMBLYMAN MARK STONE SECURED
$1.5 MILLION IN THIS YEAR'S
STATE BUDGET TO PAY FOR PHASE
TWO AT THE VETERANS CEMEMTERY,
ALLOWING FOR THE IN-GROUND
BURIALS OF AN ESTIMATED 2,000
VETERANS AND THEIR SPOUSES.
BUT THE CEMETERY SAYS MORE
FUNDING IS STILL NEEDED.
>> THERE'S STILL QUITE A BIT OF
MONEY TO RAISE.
I DON'T WANT TO RAIN ON THE
PARADE.
OBVIOUSLY WE'RE VERY HAPPY HAPPY
ABOUT WHAT JUST HAPPENED BUT
THERE'S STILL QUITE A WAYS TO
GO.
CAITLIN: SID WILLIAMS SAYS THE
CENTRAL COAST VETERANS CEMTERY
FOUNDATION IS LOOKING AT THE
LONG-TERM PICTURE.
AS MORE VETERANS PASS, MORE
PLOTS WILL BE NEEDED.
HE SAYS IN TOTAL THE CEMETERY IS
GOING TO COST $67 MILLION TO
COMPLETE AND THIS 1.5 MILLION IS
ONLY GOING TOWARDS PHASE TWO OF
11 TOTAL PHASE
>> MOST OF US LIVING HERE TODAY
WON'T BE HERE WHEN THAT HAPPENS
BECAUSE THEY WON'T BUILD
SUBSEQUENT PHASES UNTIL THE ONES
THAT ARE ALREADY THERE BEGIN TO
FILL.
CAITLIN: EVEN ONCE ALL ELEVE
PHASES ARE COMPLETED, YOU WILL
STILL SEE PSA'S ASKING FOR
DONATIONS.
THAT IS BECAUSE CENTRAL COAST
VETERANS CEMETERY FOUNDATION HAS
MADE A FOREVER COMMITMENT.
THEY ARE STI GOING TO HAVE TO
DO MAINTENANCE AND KEEP THAT
TAUGHT IN TIPTOP SHAPE.
ERIN IN ADDITION TO THE TWO
THOUSAND BURIAL PLOTS, THERE IS
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Man Wanted For Vicious Attack In West Chester - Duration: 0:12.
SCHOOL.
HER BODY WAS FOUND AROUND 3:00
A.M. 30 MINUTES AFTER SHE
ENTERED THE PARK.
LOOK AT THIS ATTACK IN WEST
CHESTER.
POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR THAT MAN
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Prosecutors issue arrest warrant for People's Party member accused of making false allegations - Duration: 2:35.
The minor opposition People's Party is in crisis mode over a widening and potentially
devastating scandal.
The party, still trying to regroup after a disappointing showing in last month's presidential
election, is facing allegations of trying to smear Moon Jae-in,... the then-leading
candidate who would go on to become president.
Kim Min-ji reports.
It's being called the biggest crisis in the party's history.
Seoul prosecutors on Wednesday issued an arrest warrant for a member of the minor opposition
People's Party, Lee Yu-mi. Lee, who did some campaign work for the People's
Party, is suspected of making false claims about President Moon Jae-in during the presidential
race last month.
Just days before the May 10th election,... the People's Party said President Moon's son
had received special favors when applying for a job in the public sector in 2006.
The evidence was a voice recording of someone claiming to be a former classmate of Moon's
son.
But during questioning,... Lee reportedly confessed that she had fabricated the recording.
Prosecutors want to know whether the People's Party itself was involved.
They raided Lee Yu-mi's workplace,... and the home of another -- Lee Jun-seo -- a former
member of the party's decision making body -- and who some reports say may also have
played a role in the scandal.
The People's Party, for now, have said that they see this as an independent act.
People's Party lawmaker Lee Yong-ju held a press conference on Wednesday... where he
revealed text message exchanges between the two suspects that indicate the deception was
the work of Lee Yu-mi alone.
"I apologize once again for not being able to check this issue in advance.
One thing that's sure at this point is that the messages exchanged between the two show
that they weren't colluding,... and that Lee Jun-seo did not know the claims were false."
Rival parties are demanding that the party's former leader,... and presidential candidate
Ahn Cheol-soo,... make a statement on the matter.
Ahn, at one point, was seen as a strong rival of President Moon's,... polls showing him
neck in neck in the early stages of the race.
The People's Party's interim leader Park Joo-sun, said in a radio interview that if the party
as a whole is shown to have been involved in any way,... it will have to disband.
Besides the probe by prosecutors,... an investigation team has been launched within the party,...
which has promised a thorough investigation into the matter.
Kim Min-ji, Arirang News.
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