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Amazon will build a permanent homeless shelter

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Amazon is trying to do its part to help with Seattle's homelessness crisis.

On Wednesday, the tech giant said it would donate more than 47,000 square feet of space within its newest Seattle headquarters building as a permanent location to house homeless people.

Amazon is partnering with local nonprofit Mary's Place to create 65 rooms, which will house more than 200 homeless people every night.

Related: CNNMoney readers save man from homelessness. And he now has a job

"Mary's Place does incredible, life-saving work every day for women, children, and families experiencing homelessness in the Seattle community," Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in a statement. "We are lucky to count them as neighbors and thrilled to offer them a permanent home within our downtown Seattle headquarters."

The new Mary's Place shelter will open in early 2020. It will also have a resource center like those the nonprofit offers in North Seattle and White Center, where 40-plus local nonprofits and volunteers work with staff to help families obtain employment and permanent housing.

Related: Lyft says round up your fare and donate to charity

This isn't the first time Amazon has worked with Mary's Place.

Last year, the tech giant partnered with the nonprofit to temporarily house 200 homeless people in one of its empty buildings on its Seattle campus. (Amazon said Wednesday it will work with Mary's Place to move those families to a former hotel across the street, as the company is converting that space to offices.)

And since March 2016, Amazon customers have been able to order items from the Mary's Place's wishlist on the site, such as diapers and socks. "Your help filling our shelves will make a huge difference in the lives of moms, dads, and kids who are experiencing homelessness," Amazon said at the time of the program's launch.

In 2015, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray declared a state of emergency on homelessness.

CNNMoney (New York) First published May 10, 2017: 9:33 AM ET

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Amazon will build a permanent homeless shelter in its Seattle headquarters

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On Wednesday, the tech giant said it would donate more than 47,000 square feet of space within its newest Seattle headquarters building as a permanent location to house homeless people. Amazon is partnering with local nonprofit Mary's Place to create 65 rooms, which will house more than 200 homeless people every night.

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The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a plane that went missing just east of the Bahamas with four on board after it failed to arrive in Florida.

The twin-engine turboprop MU-2B, manufactured by Mitsubishi, departed Puerto Rico around 11 a.m. Monday and was scheduled to arrive in Titusville, Fla., according to the Coast Guard.

Believed to be on board are Jennifer Blumin and Nathan Ulrich from New York, and Blumin's 4-year-old and 10-year-old sons, according to the Coast Guard.

At 2:10 p.m., air traffic controllers in Miami reported the plane was approximately 37 miles east of Eleuthera in the Bahamas when radar and radio contact was lost.

In the search for the aircraft are a Coast Guard C-130 Hercules, MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter and a Cutter.

Customs and Border Patrol and Royal Bahamas Defense Force are assisting the Coast Guard in the search.

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The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a plane that went missing just east of the Bahamas with four on board after it failed to arrive in Florida. The twin-engine turboprop MU-2B, manufactured by Mitsubishi, departed Puerto Rico around 11 a.m. Monday and was scheduled to arrive in Titusville, Fla.,...

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A 15-story tower of Ferraris and Lamborghinis in glass boxes has become a quirky landmark in Singapore. And it all started with a visit to Toys R Us.

Struggling with a lack of space at his sports car showroom, Gary Hong was inspired by a vertical display of Matchbox cars while shopping at the toy store with his son. Hong, 45, has turned his vision into a 148-foot tower housing some of the world's most expensive cars.

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First Alert: Strong to severe storms possible in KC tonight

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There's a chance we could see some strong to severe thunderstorms in Kansas City on Tuesday night, the First Alert Weather Team said.

Our chances for storms go up after sunset this evening, according to First Alert Meteorologist Nick Bender.

Temperatures are expected to reach the mid-80s today as storms build in central Kansas.

The storms will begin to sweep eastward late afternoon, before reaching our area after 9 p.m.

Any storms that make it to Kansas City could include gusty, damaging winds and damaging hail.

Stay with the First Alert Weather Team for updates throughout the day.
For free weather updates on the go, download the KMBC 9 News app
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There's a chance we could see some strong to severe thunderstorms in Kansas City on Tuesday night, the First Alert Weather Team said. Our chances for storms go up after sunset this evening, according to First Alert Meteorologist Nick Bender. Temperatures are expected to reach the mid-80s today as storms build in central Kansas.

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A 14-year-old physics major who was the youngest person to graduate from Texas Christian University said he doesn't regret missing out on the normal "college experience."

"Nothing at all," Carson Huey-You told Ainsley Earhardt on "Fox & Friends" Tuesday.

"Overall it was a positive experience. I really liked going and learning all the stuff that I can learn to grow," he added.

The teenager joined more than 2,000 students at graduation on Saturday to get his diploma at the Fort Worth school founded in 1873.

"It was very exciting, but I was also really really nervous. I actually ended up walking past the dean of Science and Engineering and not giving him a handshake," Huey-You recalled.
TRAYVON MARTIN RECEIVES POSTHUMOUS AERONAUTICAL SCIENCE DEGREE
Huey-You started at TCU in 2013 when he was just 11 years old. He also earned a minor in Chinese and math. Huey-You now plans to get his graduate degree in quantum mechanics.

Though he is the youngest to graduate from the university so far, Huey-You has some competition: his 11-year-old brother Cannan who will also be attending TCU in the fall.

"I'm going to double major in physics and astronomy and also engineering," Cannan Huey-You said.
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As for the secret to having two successful children? Huey-You's mother, Claretta Kimp, said there's no "magic pill."

"I think I did what every other loving parent does. I nurtured, showed a lot of patience and was there for them to just support them in whatever direction they wanted to go," Kimp told Fox & Friends.

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A 14-year-old physics major who was the youngest person to graduate from Texas Christian University said he doesn't regret missing out on the normal "college experience." "Nothing at all," Carson Huey-You told Ainsley Earhardt on "Fox & Friends" Tuesday. "Overall it was a positive experience.

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Trump Defends Sharing ISIS Information With Russia.

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Also on Tuesday, a spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry denied that Mr. Trump had given classified information to Russian officials - and denigrated American news reports of the disclosure as "fake."

"I just landed in Madrid," the spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, wrote on Facebook. "I turned on the phone, and there were dozens of messages. 'Maria Vladimirova, is it true Trump revealed the most important secret?' "

Ms. Zakharova called the report "the latest fake," and disparaged the newspapers that published it. "Guys, you are again reading American newspapers? You should not read them. They can be used in various ways, but there's no need to read them - lately, this is not only harmful, but dangerous."

She did not specify in what ways the newspapers should be used.

Ms. Zakharova said she predicted last Thursday, the day after the meeting, that American news organizations were preparing a "sensation" about the meeting. The news media's plan included, she wrote, publishing secret photographs to "give this latest fake grounding and legitimacy."

"This part of the information campaign we destroyed, having published photographs in accordance with all laws of professional ethics."

She did not elaborate.

The intelligence that Mr. Trump disclosed, according to officials, was about an Islamic State plot. Both Russia and the United States are battling the terrorist group. But the disclosure could have inadvertently unmasked the methods and spies of an American ally working inside Syria who had provided it to the United States, while Russia and the United States are backing opposite sides in the Syrian civil war.

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Also on Tuesday, a spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry denied that Mr. Trump had given classified information to Russian officials - and denigrated American news reports of the disclosure as "fake." "I just landed in Madrid," the spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, wrote on Facebook. "I turned on the phone, and there were dozens of messages.

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FOX 4 investigation finds not all pharmacies created equal, savings can be closer than you thin

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Millions of Americans know the reality: prescription drug prices are so high that many people find themselves making tough choices.
A FOX 4 investigation uncovered that not all pharmacies are created equal.

The truth is that you don't have to go far to get a significantly better deal. In fact, in a small geographic window FOX 4 uncovered vastly different prices.

"I hate to say this, but on average, I eat once a day. Sometimes I really get hungry," Judy Allister said.

Allister, 76, represents the face of millions of Americans who are stuck in a predicament: pay her bills, eat, or take her 13 prescribed medications?

"This one I'm out of right now, but it's Pravastatin, I take it at bedtime. I don't have the money to pay it, and that's a terrible feeling," Allister said.

She isn't alone in her struggle to pay for medications. A recent study found 77 percent of American's believe prescription drug costs are too high. How high are they in our area?

"One of my prescriptions is $65. At another place its $23 and another it's $27. For the same drug," Allister advised.

FOX 4's investigation uncovered steep price discrepancies at 19 pharmacies on both sides of the state line.

We compared costs for the five most commonly prescribed, non-controlled prescription drugs and the cooresponding generics.

Those medications, according to the national Sigler and Flanders Journal, are: Synthroid, A thyroid medicine, Prinivil for high blood pressure, Prilosec for acid reflux, Neurontin for nerve pain. Also, the Ventolin inhaler, which treats asthma.

FOX 4 checked the cash prices of one pill per day for 30 days and found Walgreens at 25th and Linwood had the highest prices for these three generic drugs. Hy-Vee charged the most for these four.

The best prices?

Costco had the lowest prices on these five prescriptions, and that's without a membership. Members get even steeper discounts.

Walmart had the best buy on Ventolin inhalers, and Albers Medical Pharmacy had the best price on Prilosec's generic.

Speaking of which, possibly the most shocking price discrepancy? The cost of Omeprazole.

Walgreens on Linwood quoted us $67 - $99, but at Albers, just 3.5 miles away, the price was $15 - $60 for the exact same medication. That's a more than a $52 a month difference, or a yearly savings of nearly $630.

"Different size pharmacies have different buying capabilities and that is going to adjust what that medication cost is going to be for the consumer," Dr. Cameron Lindsey, Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administration at UMKC, said.

Dr. Lindsey says medication pricing is competitive -- just like any other business. The key is to shop around.

"Sometimes it can be as low as $4 in one place and maybe up to $20 in the next place," she said.

It's also critical to have an honest conversation about your financial situation with both your doctor and your pharmacist if you are struggling.

"Sometimes you can get a shorter acting medicine, that you may have to take more often during the day, but it could save you hundreds of dollars in some instances," Dr. Lindsey said

In a world where every dollar counts, this information can make all the difference in the world.

"I really considered not even taking any of my medicines because they were expensive," Allister said.

Dr. Lindsey also recommends asking for generic drugs and coupons.
Company Statements about Prescription Drug Prices
FOX 4 contacted the companies surveyed in our investigation about their prescription drug prices. We also asked if they offered any special programs for those struggling to pay for their medications.

CVS did not respond.​
Albers Medical Pharmacy: Our pharmacy prides itself on taking care of the whole patient, which includes doing everything we can to work with their insurance company and seeking out discount programs offered by manufacturers. We strive to provide competitive pricing on all medications for non-insured patients and recommend alternative choices when appropriate for cost savings. At Albers, we believe the services we can provide as an independent pharmacy are more personalized and able to match each individual patients needs in order to provide them the best results from their medication therapy. Thanks for reaching out. - Diane Weintraub, R.Ph. Albers Medical Pharmacy Costco: (*You do not have to be a member to get prescriptions filled at Costco, but members get lower prices. The prices in our survey are for non-members.) Our Prescription savings program is called the Costco Member Prescription Program (CMPP) and is free to ALL Costco members. The plan provides discounts on all prescriptions including pet medications. The eligibility requirements are:

Must be a Costco member

Member does not have prescription insurance

Their insurance does not cover the medication they take

Complete information can be found on our Costco.com site, or click the link below: https://www.costco.com/member-prescription-program-frequently-asked-questions.html Thank you for your interest and support of Costco Wholesale. - Muriel Cooper Corporate Communications Coordinator Costco Wholesale Corporation Hy-Vee:
Hy-Vee pharmacists do everything they can to help their patients obtain the prescribed medication they need. Our pharmacists go above and beyond for patients who can't afford their medication. We look for coupons and other savings to lower the cost, as well as work with the prescriber for an equivalent, lower cost alternative. We also have offered $4 and $10 generic lists since early 2008, and we accept the vast majority of all discount prescription cards. Hy-Vee pharmacists take seriously their role in helping to make health care accessible. As a company, we constantly look for ways that we can provide alternatives and access to other health care services - like immunizations, point-of-care testing and medication therapy management - in our communities. When a customer questions the price of a medication, that inquiry gets elevated by the pharmacy supervisors at our corporate office. - Tara Deering-Hansen │ Group Vice President, Communications Hy-Vee, Inc.
Walgreens: When discussing cash prices, it's important to note that more than 97 percent of our patients purchase prescriptions using some form of prescription insurance coverage. When choosing a pharmacy, we encourage patients to select one that offers the best value based on pricing and also the services available - such as participation in government plans, 24/7 convenience and services that can accommodate immediate prescription drug needs. To assist patients who don't have insurance, Walgreens offers a Prescription Savings Club (https://www.walgreens.com/pharmacy/psc/psc_overview_page.jsp?ban=rxh_psc_3) card which offers savings on over 8,000 brand and generic medications. Walgreens also accepts a number of other discount program cards. As for Prilosec, depending on their insurance coverage, patients may find it less expensive to purchase it over the counter for $21.99 versus purchasing it with a prescription. Median cash and Walgreens Prescription Savings Club prices for Walgreens stores in Kansas City, Mo. - Allison Mack, Sr. Specialist, Media Relations Walmart: Walmart, as a whole, is committed to making healthcare and healthier food more affordable and accessible. We're focused on preventive care and supporting overall well-being across our entire assortment - in stores and online - through in-store events, online education and an expanded assortment of products and services solutions. Our business is likely most well-known for our $4 prescription program. It continues to provide customers with access to hundreds of prescriptions for $4 and has saved our customers more than $4.8 billion dollars. Link to list of Walmart's $4 prescription drugs: http://i.walmart.com/i/if/hmp/fusion/genericdruglist.pdf - Erin Hulliberger, Walmart Corporate Communications

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Millions of Americans know the reality: prescription drug prices are so high that many people find themselves making tough choices. A FOX 4 investigation uncovered that not all pharmacies are created equal. The truth is that you don't have to go far to get a significantly better deal.

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President Donald Trump shared highly classified information with the Russian foreign minister and Russian ambassador to the US in a White House meeting last week, The Washington Post first reported Monday.

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The White House scrambled to respond to the report Monday night, issuing several statements before sending H.R. McMaster, Trump's national security adviser who participated in the meeting, out to speak with White House reporters.

"At no time were intelligence sources or methods discussed and the President did not disclose any military operations that weren't already publicly known," he said. "I was in the room. It didn't happen."

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in a statement earlier Monday that Trump discussed a "broad range of subjects" with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak.

"During President Trump's meeting with Foreign Minister Lavrov a broad range of subjects were discussed among which were common efforts and threats regarding counter-terrorism. During that exchange the nature of specific threats were discussed, but they did not discuss sources, methods or military operations," Tillerson, who was in the meeting, said in a statement provided by White House press secretary Sean Spicer.

Dina Powell, White House deputy national security adviser for strategy, who also attended the meeting, said: "This story is false. The President only discussed the common threats that both countries faced," in a statement provided by Spicer.

According to the Post, Trump described details to Lavrov and Kislyak about how ISIS hopes to use laptop computers as bombs on planes.

"I get great intel. I have people brief me on great intel every day," one official with knowledge told the Post described Trump as saying, before the President reportedly relayed specific intelligence.

CNN has yet to confirm the details of The Washington Post report.

A former intelligence officer called the report -- and White House response "infuriating."

"It sounds like White House is parsing words by saying 'didn't discuss sources or methods' as a weak cover your a**," the former officer said. "That's a technicality. If the information itself was specific enough, it implicitly discloses sources and methods."

McMaster had previously told the Post that Trump and the Russian officials discussed "common threats."

"The President and the foreign minister reviewed common threats from terrorist organizations to include threats to aviation," McMaster told The Washington Post. "At no time were any intelligence sources or methods discussed and no military operations were disclosed that were not already known publicly."

Laptop threat

In April, CNN first reported that US intelligence and law enforcement agencies believed that ISIS and other terrorist organizations had developed new ways to place explosives in laptops and other electronic devices to evade airport security screening methods. US intelligence suggested that terrorists had obtained sophisticated airport security equipment that allowed them to test how to effectively conceal explosives in electronic devices, CNN reported at the time.

That intelligence led the Trump administration to ban travelers flying out of 10 airports in eight countries in the Middle East and Africa from carrying electronic devices larger than cell phones aboard planes. The United Kingdom, which possessed the same intelligence, placed a similar prohibition on passengers flying from six countries, including two that were not on the US list.

Officials told CNN that the ban came about following the collection of intercepted material and "human intelligence."

The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly considering expanding the electronics ban to flights from Europe to the United States.

Congressional reaction

A bipartisan group of senators appeared surprised on Monday when told about The Washington Post story, and members of the Senate intelligence committee said they were not briefed on the matter.

Sen. Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican, said it would be "very, very problematic" is true.

"They are in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening," Corker said."You know the shame of it is there's a really good national security team in place."

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina told reporters that the report was "troubling, if true."

"I would say it's disturbing but I think we've got to find out more before I could comment," said Sen. John McCain, an Arizona Republican. "I just can't comment on every news story so but obviously ... it's not a good thing."

Sen. James Risch, an Idaho Republican, defended Trump on the story, telling reporters: "The minute the President speaks about it to someone, he has the ability to declassify anything at any time without any process."

Democratic Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia tweeted the Washington Post story, and added: "If true, this is a slap in the face to the intel community. Risking sources & methods is inexcusable, particularly with the Russians."

Alarm bells

The Wednesday meeting between Trump, Lavrov and Kislyak had already raised alarm bells in Washington, primarily because it came one day after Trump decided to fire FBI Director James Comey while the bureau investigated his campaign's alleged ties to Russia.

The meeting, a personal request from Russian President Vladimir Putin, who asked that they meet when he spoke with Trump, earlier this month, was supposed to remain behind closed doors without any media coverage. But a photographer from Russian state-media Tass attended the meeting and took photos of a laughing Trump with Lavrov and Kislyak.

No US media were allowed into the meeting.

Though an angry White House official told CNN they felt "tricked" by the Russians, White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said "proper protocol was followed" by not allowing media into the meeting.

Throughout the 2016 campaign, Trump slammed Hillary Clinton for storing classified information on her private email server.

"Crooked Hillary Clinton and her team 'were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information,' Trump tweeted in July. "Not fit!"

The irony: Trump was quoting Comey, who investigated Clinton's email use, in his tweet.

CNN's Evan Perez, Jodi Enda, Barbara Starr, Jim Acosta, Jeremy Diamond and Jeff Zeleny contributed to this report.

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The White House scrambled to respond to the report Monday night, issuing several statements before sending H.R. McMaster, Trump's national security adviser who participated in the meeting, out to speak with White House reporters. "At no time were intelligence sources or methods discussed and the President did not disclose any military operations that weren't already publicly known," he said.

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First-time parents welcome quintuplets in Kentucky

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TODAY 19 hrs ago Rachel Paula Abrahamson

Doctors put the odds of conceiving quintuplets at one in 50 million - which makes Briana and Jordan Driskell very special. The first-time parents from Versailles, Kentucky, welcomed three girls and two boys on May 2, just in time for Mother's Day.

Zoey Hart, Dakota Faith, Hollyn Grace, Asher Blaze, and Gavin Lane were delivered by cesarean section at the University of Kentucky's Chandler Hospital. The smallest was Zoey, who weighed in at 1 pound, 13 ounces, while Hollyn, the largest, was born at 2 pounds, 6 ounces. Despite her size, Zoey is the feistiest baby in the bunch. "Zoey has been throwing her hospital hat around," Briana told TODAY Parents. "She's very determined."

The Driskells got the surprise of their lives when they learned at their eight-week ultrasound that they were expecting quintuplets. "I almost passed out," said Jordan. Though Briana underwent a series of fertility treatments including intrauterine insemination (IUI), she was told by her doctors there was only a four to eight percent chance her pregnancy would result in triplets or more. "I was in such shock, I couldn't speak," Briana, 29, said. "I just sat there staring at the screen in disbelief. I couldn't believe there were five sacs."

Briana, a patient relations assistant at the University of Kentucky hospital, felt her pregnancy symptoms right away. "From day one, the only thing I could eat without throwing up was cold cereal with bananas," she said. Briana was soon diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum, a condition characterized by severe nausea and vomiting.
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"I lost 10 pounds and was hospitalized for extreme dehydration," Briana said. "It was pretty awful." Then at 22 weeks, just when Briana was starting to feel better, she received scary news: her cervix was shortening, which can lead to preterm labor. Briana was immediately admitted into the hospital, where she spent the remainder of her pregnancy on bedrest.

"I wanted to keep the babies inside of me until 30 weeks," Briana said. But due to concerns related to preeclampsia, a dangerous condition marked by high blood pressure, the quintuplets were delivered at 28 weeks into Briana's pregnancy.

Though the babies were out in just four minutes, complications from the preeclampsia prevented Briana from meeting her children until the following day. "When I finally saw them, I was crying so hard I couldn't breathe," she said. "I still can't believe I am finally a mom. It's unreal."

Indeed, Briana and Jordan, 26, struggled for more than two years to conceive. "It was the worst emotional rollercoaster I've ever been on in my life," Briana tells TODAY. "We'd start the month out trying to be optimistic, like, 'This is it! It's going to happen this time,' then it would come time to test and, once again, it would be negative."

Finally, after their fifth fertility treatment, the Driskells saw two pink lines. Jokes Briana, "We got a baby for each time we tried!"

Though the Driskell babies are currently in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), all five are growing and have reached their 2-pound marks. Briana and Jordan are hoping all the quints will be discharged by their July 22 due date. "It's funny," said Briana, who came home on May 9, "I felt so bad during my entire pregnancy, this soreness from the C-section is nothing. I finally feel like a human again!"
A family friend has set up a GoFundMe account to help the Driskells with childcare expenses and medical bills. RELATED: Couple celebrates twin pregnancy after fertility struggle: 'We prayed for 953 days'. RELATED: You are not alone: 7 thing to know about infertility

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California teen got her first taste of social media at a friend’s house at age 11, and then shortly before her 12th birthday, she received a phone of her own – an iPhone. Brooke says she quickly became obsessed with the phone and social media.

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A South Carolina high school student died after ingesting a large amount of caffeine, the Richland County Coroner told WOLO.

Coroner Gary Watts said 16-year-old David Cripe had a Mountain Dew, a latte and an energy drink on April 26 before he collapsed at Spring Hill High School.

Watts said the final cause of death was due to a caffeine-induced cardiac event causing a probable arrhythmia.

At a press conference Monday, Cripe's father said he hopes parents will talk to their kids about consuming energy drinks.
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A South Carolina high school student died after ingesting a large amount of caffeine, the Richland County Coroner told WOLO. Coroner Gary Watts said 16-year-old David Cripe had a Mountain Dew, a latte and an energy drink on April 26 before he collapsed at Spring Hill High School.

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police officer volunteers to donate kidney to 8-year-old boy.

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Trump to follow Pence in releasing 2016 financial records

Trump's personal finances are far more complex, since he was at the helm of a global real estate, property management and branding business until taking office in January. The White House official who said Trump will "soon" submit his 2016 personal financial disclosure did not give details about when it would be released and demanded anonymity to discuss the matter ahead of the filing.

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President Donald Trump is preparing to go public with information about how last year shaped his personal fortune, a White House official says.

The plan was disclosed Monday as Vice President Mike Pence filed his own 2016 personal financial disclosure form with the Office of Government Ethics. Pence reported earning about $110,000 last year, entirely from his salary as governor of Indiana.

Trump's personal finances are far more complex, since he was at the helm of a global real estate, property management and branding business until taking office in January. The White House official who said Trump will "soon" submit his 2016 personal financial disclosure did not give details about when it would be released and demanded anonymity to discuss the matter ahead of the filing.

Previous presidents, including Barack Obama and George W. Bush, have updated the public on their finances during their first year in office, even though they are not required to do so until the second year. Until Monday, the White House had not indicated whether Trump would follow that tradition or take advantage of his ability under the law to wait a year.

Such documents include an accounting of a person's personal income, assets and liabilities. Trump's 2016 form will span his general election candidacy, election and transition to power - potentially shedding light on the immediate impact his Republican nomination and election had on his Trump Organization.

Last May, then-candidate Trump's disclosure form showed his business empire had grown in value while he was running for office.

However, the information is no substitute for tax returns, which Trump has chosen not to release. Tax documents would show his effective rate of income tax and detail the extent of his charitable giving.

While Trump's two previous financial disclosures have run about 100 pages each, Pence's tend to be far shorter.

In his filing Monday, Pence reported between $105,000 and $295,000 in student loan debt for his children. His wife, Karen, valued her "That's My Towel Charm" craft business at less than $1,001, and her work as a painter at less than $1,001, the new report notes.

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Trump to follow Pence in releasing 2016 financial records

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President Donald Trump is preparing to go public with information about how last year shaped his personal fortune, a White House official says. The plan was disclosed Monday as Vice President Mike Pence filed his own 2016 personal financial disclosure form with the Office of Government Ethics.

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Mr. Kohl- In South Carolina a coroner says the teen suffered a caffeine-induced cardiac event. He collapsed at school after drinking a large Diet Mountain Dew, a Café Latte from McDonalds, and an energy drink.

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Mr. Kohl- In South Carolina a coroner says the teen suffered a caffeine-induced cardiac event. He collapsed at school after drinking a large Diet Mountain Dew, a Café Latte from McDonalds, and an energy drink.

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Caffeine concern - a 16-year-old collapsed at school and died after consuming three caffeinated beverages

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