of you" john kiley, his wife and dog- mac "last time mac, last time" escaped just in time. their house, barns, their entire farm was one of the first to go. "its easier to laugh then cry, laughed about a lot, but 4 days after we got a tornado, we got a snow and that wasn't very funny" "it may have destroyed every building in its path it did not destroy this communities spirit"--old school amanda" 10 years later, that still stands true. the town torn by the tornado, has rebuilt. the damage may be gone- but its far from forgotton. "doesnt seem like ten years, its very vivid in everyones minds" "you pick up clean up and go on with life" and a while after cleaning up, john found something that did make him smile again. another so called- survivor. "it kind of survived the tornado what is that for- that was for the champion dairy cow at the kossuth county fair" "and we survived didnt

this is kiley. she said she could hardly move for a week.edding had been a dream project two years in the maechlg instead of letting her heartbreak when she chose to runway crazy idea proposed by one of her brides made. >> she and her bride el party got all choked up. it's race where racers run in bright colored powder. her would be wedding dress would be a proper cleaning before handing it over to a local charity. >> a lot of you commented on this. patricia wrote move forward, kiley. good for you and he did you a favor. you know his true colors and you turned your heartache into your true colors with strength and dignity. i hope you find true happiness and love soon. >> scott said, you're so stupid. you didn't really get the last laugh. you ruined a wedding dress that you paid good money for. harsh. >> a lot of harsh. first of all, guys are making us look like they can't talk. guys are making us look bad dropping somebody through text messages. >> i've heard of that happening before. not the right way to do it. be a man and step up to it. >

kiley wants to send military dogs care packages filled with toys, blankets, and treats for them.so she created a go fund me account to pay for them. >> i always wanted to do something like this but i never figured out how. now that i know how this is what i'm going to do. >> well played. she raised almost half of their $1200 goal in five days. she created the project to honor her late grandfather who served for three years. >>> high winds hit the pacific northwest that blew over trees and power lines and cut service to hundreds of thousands of people. don champion reports. >> reporter: around the pacific northwest, hurricane force winds are wreaking havoc. >> it feels like the apocalypse. we lived in georgia when hurricane katrina came. this is almost identical to what it felt like. >> reporter: gusts knocked out power to more than 178,000 people in western washington. in seattle tuesday, strong winds made it almost impossible for people walking downtown. >> look at this umbrella. i paid $25 and it's broken. >> elsewhere, gusts of up to 70 miles per hour knocked over this tree. i

gone and you know part of the roof you start to realize you've got a big chore ahead of you" john kiley, his wife and dog- mac "last time mac, last time" escaped just in time. their house, barns, their entire farm was one of the first to go. "its easier to laugh then cry, laughed about a lot, but 4 days after we got a tornado, we got a snow and that wasn't very funny" "it may have destroyed every building in its path it did not destroy this communities spirit"--old school amanda" 10 years later, that still stands true. the town torn by the tornado, has rebuilt. the damage may be gone- but its far from forgotton. "doesnt seem like ten years, its very vivid in everyones minds" "you pick up clean up and go on with life" and a while after cleaning up, john found something that did make him smile again. another so called- survivor. "it kind of survived the tornado what is that for- that was for the champion dairy cow at the kossuth county fair" "and we survived didnt we mac?" from woodward "yeah we did" claire powel local 5 news we are iowa . stephanie: our coverage of this anniversary conti

another division one athlete, kiley mitchell signed with utah. the utes women's swimming and diving team recruited her to swim free style distance events. mitchell lives in hancock and swims out in keene. and the granite state baseball dinner is tomorrow night at the center of new hampshire radisson and manchester, former cy young award winner chris carpenter will be there along with red sox outfielder jackie bradley jr. and more, should be a great crowd. there's also a coat, hat and glove drive taking place at the dinner. >> something that started a long time ago and it's continued to grow and we've made some real good friends and met some great people throughout it and you see the things that we do to continue to help. and that's what it's all about, you want to be here to help people, help community. >> u.n.h. at home tonight. tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle." we'll see you back here tonight. tt2w`tiy@4d0 bt@q$%< tt2w`tiy@4d0 "a@q4)x tt2w`tiy@4d0 bm@q?"t tt4w`tiy@4d0" dztq %[@ tt4w`tiy@4d0" entq u_ tt4w`tiy@4d0" gzt& lxx tt4w`tiy@4d0

players, three girls lacrosse athletes, also cross country runner kristin fisher and girls soccer star kiley dagna. good luck. turkey trots tomorrow morning. 2,000 runners already registered for this one. friday, navy and houston, iowa and nebraska. settle in and watch the football all day friday with us. tom: sounds like a great day. tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" following "world tonight after an early edition of "jimmy kimmel live." good night. it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. i'm hillary clinton and i

. >> after a two-year engagement, kiley planned to put on this dress and walk down the aisle, until... >> i got a text message saying he didn't want to marry me. i just kind of went numb and my made of honor and my mom and family and all my friends just kind of helped me call people and just let them know the wedding was over. i was so devastated. >> reporter: she and her bridesmaids destroyed their dresses during the color fun fest in tampa over the weekend. >> it was actually very liberating. i don't want a pity party, i want to have fun with it. >> reporter: she even went on stage, had the wedding happened, she said she clearly never would have done this. >> i wanted to keep my dress. i wanted to maybe alter it or do something new with it but i definitely didn't want to destroy it. >> and she's glad she did. she wants others to see her story and gain strength of her own. as for her former fiance . >> i want to say thank you for sparing me anything, heartache down the road and thank you for letting me go so i can find true happiness, you know. >> reporter: the support she's getting

gone and you know part of the roof you start to realize you've got a big chore ahead of you" john kiley, his wife and dog- mac "last time mac, last time" escaped just in time. their house, barns, their entire farm was one of the first to go. "its easier to laugh then cry, laughed about a lot, but 4 days after we got a tornado, we got a snow and that wasn't very funny" "it may have destroyed every building in its path it did not destroy this communities spirit"--old school amanda" 10 years later, that still stands true. the town torn by the tornado, has rebuilt. the damage may be gone- but its far from forgotton. "doesnt seem like ten years, its very vivid in everyones minds" "you pick up clean up and go on with life" and a while after cleaning up, john found something that did make him smile again. another so called- survivor. "it kind of survived the tornado what is that for- that was for the champion dairy cow at the kossuth county fair" "and we survived didnt we mac?" from woodward "yeah we did" claire powel local 5 news we are iowa . sabrina: tonight, claire looks at the rebuilding

. >> australian singer kiley minogue switched on the lights on oxford street in front of thousands of fans. this is the earliest the lights have ever been turned on. >> nothing like getting a jump on it. >> i wait until the day after thanksgiving. >> do you? i have been shopping on krifs mass eve before. j.r., are you a planner or a last-minute guy? >> i have christmas music rolling right now. in terms of shoppinging for christmas, we have plenty of time for that still. that. huh? 60's... 63 in the city. norwood, 62. sunshine through the afternoon. enjoy. >> jeremy, thanks. that will do it for us here on thanks for joining us. >> 7 news continues at 4:00. have a great day, everybody.

after a two-year engage, kiley planned to put on this dress >> i got a text message saying he didn't want to marry me. i just kind of went numb. my maid of honor and my mom and my family and friends helped me call people and just let them know the wedding was over. it was to devastating. >> christa: she decided to do something drastic. she and her bridesmaids destroyed their dresses during the color fun-fest in tampa over the weekend. >> it was actually very liberating. i don't want a pity party. i want to have fun with it. >> christa: she went on stage. she clearly never would have done this had the wedding happened. >> i wanted to keep my drets or alter it or do something new with it. i definitely didn't want to destroy it. >> christa: she wants others to see her story and gain strength of her own. as for her former fiance in. >> i want to tell him thank you for sparing me anything, you know, heartaches down the road and thank you for letting you know? >> christa: the support she is getting from friend and family is keeping her happy for now. >> christa: she says thank you for spar

kiley decided to get over the heartbreak by doing a color run. the rails wearing her wedding dress. >> i did it for me, i did it to help me deal, i did it to kind of show that people it's okay, you know, everything happens for a reason. push through it. >> cool that her girlfriends did it with her, too. >> she plans to get the dress cleaned and donate it to charity. >> she broke up through text message, it's good she found out about it well before. >> caught red handed, penguin trying to make a great escape, but don't getaway. >> the american music awards are tonight we'll have a preview of the big event. those stories and chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. s 10:00 a.m., sunday, november 22. >>> in the news, tight security is in place for philadelphia marathon, we're live with the latest. >> a nasty crash a car is literally cut in half after a driver loses control on the boulevard. >> the eagles hope to rebound with a win at the linc this afternoon. first chris sowers is at the "actio

our next speaker is greg kiley, president of kiley and associates.g a former professional staff member on the senate arms services committee, former defense analyst at the congressional budget office and retired c-130 pilot in the u.s. air force, as well as a u.s. air force maintenance officer. good to see you, greg. thanks for coming. >> good to see everyone. thank you, mack, for inviting me. it's a very august group of speakers. when mac called me he asked fixed speak on how d.o.d. could be a better customer but he also asked if i'd put a couple you sentences on my buy yoep so i'll take those sentences to answer the first question. so, yes, as a good trained military officer i'll give the bottom line up front, three main points, repeat what i said, and get off the stage. looking at my background and where i came from, how i could contribute to the this body, in two words, sustainment matters. i'm talking about sustainment of weapons systems. logistics. sustainment matters. it's fully one-third of the defense budget. it's fully 70% of any weapons sy