The Great Car Show gets rolling at the WWI Museum lawn

The Great Car Show gets rolling at the WWI Museum lawn

CAR FANS - START YOURENGINES.TODAY, THE GREAT CARSHOW KICKS OFF AT THEWORLD WAR ONEMUSEUM.41 ACTION NEWSREPORTER JORDAN BETTSJOINS US LIVE WITH ASNEAK PEEK..THE NATIONAL WORLDWAR MUSEUM ANDMEMORIAL WILL HOST THEGREAT CAR SHOW TODAYFROM 10AM UNTIL 3PM.THE EVENT IS OUTSIDE,MASKS ARE NOT REQUIREDBUT ARE ENCOURAGED.THIS IS THE FOURTH YEAROF THE EVENT.THERE WILL BE MORETHAN 200 CARS OF ALLKINDS OF MAKES ANDMODELS.TICKETS ARE FIVEDOLLARS FOR ADULTS ANDTWO DOLLARS FORYOUTH.PEOPLE WILL BE ASKED TOSOCIAL DISTANCE FROMOTHERS WHILE AT THEEVENT.PROCEEDS WILL BENEFITTHE AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUMAND THE NATIONAL WWIMUSEUM AND MEMORIAL.MANY AMERICANS COULDSOON BE WITHOUT MUCHNEEDED INCOME AS CARESACT UNEMPLOYMENTFUNDS ARE ABOUT TO END.COMING UP - WE TAKE ALOOK AT THE NEXTCHANCE FOR FINANCIALHELP FROM THEGOVERNMENT.TODAY MARKS 2 YEARSSINCE 17 PEOPLE LOSTTHEIR LIVES ON A DUCKBOAT AT TABLE ROCKLAKE.THE BOAT SUNK DURING ASTORM.THE BOAT'S CAPTAIN AND2 EXECUTIVES WERECHARGED.AS A RESULT, THENATIONALTRANSPORTATION SAFETYBOARD ASKED THE COASTGUARD TO IMPLEMENTNEW SAFETY MEASURES,INCLUDING REMOVINGCANOPIES THAT TRAPPEDVICTIMS INSIDE THE BOAT.MISSOURI LAWMAKERSALSO INTRODUCED A BILLTO MAKE PREVIOUS N-T-S-B REGULATIONSFEDERAL LAW.)THIS MORNING THECOUNTRY AND THE WORLDCONTINUES TO HONORAND REMEMBER THE LIFEOF CONGRESSMAN ANDCIVIL RIGHTS LEADER,JOHN LEWIS.IN HIS GEORGIA DISTRICT--PEOPLE HAVE BEENSHOWING UP TO HISMURAL TO PAY RESPECTAND LEAVE TRIBUTES TOTHE MAN OFTEN CALLED"THE CONSCIENCE OF THECONGRESS..."REPRESENTATIVEEMANUEL CLEAVER SPOKEWITH 41 ACTION NEWSABOUT THE LEGACY OFJOHN LEWIS HE WANTSPEOPLE TO HOLD ON TO.EMANUEL CLEAVER/MISSOURI 5TH DISTRICT"He talked to these young peoplewho were in these protestsrecently.Talked to them aboutnon-violenceand told them not to quit, notto giveup until their goals have beenachieved.

I'm grateful to Godthatthey had the chance to witnessthehumanity, the sincerecommittment todoing right from a human beingthatJohn Lewis carried around for 80years."CONGRESS MAY HAVE TOSTAY AT THE CAPTIOL ALITTLE WHILE LONGER,INSTEAD OF LEAVING FORTHEIR AUGUST RECESS.-- BECAUSE IN LESS THANTWO WEEKS --THE EXTRA 600 DOLLARSPER WEEK THEY RECEIVEDWITH UNEMPLOYMENTWILL DISAPPEAR.41 ACTION NEWSCONSUMER I-TEAMREPORTER CAT REIDLOOKS AT WHAT COULDREPLACE THE CARES ACT.Nat of Angie Potter-Hey bellaANGELA POTTER'S DAYSLOOK A LOT DIFFERENTTHAN THEY USED TOAngie Potter-Everything just literally kindofchanged overnightON MAY FIRST SHE WASFURLOUGHED FROM HERJOB AT A SHIPPINGCOMPANY.ANGELA TURNED TOUNEMPLOYMENTAND THANKS TO THEADDITIONAL $600 PERWEEK IN BENEFITS-Potter-For the first time probably in along time, all the utilities are100 percent caught upBUT THE EXTRA HELP WILLRUN OUT BEFORE THE ENDOF THE MONTHLEAVING HER WITH JUSTENOUGH MONEY TO PAYTHE RENTPotter-I can, but it would leave mewith $16 for the rest of themonth.

That would need topay for all of my food, everyutility, gas, everythingCat Reid- Angela and many others areleft wondering- what comesnext?

The answer to thatquestion varies depending onwhich side of the politicalaisleyou look atHOUSE DEMOCRATSPASSED THE HEROES ACT,WHICH WOULD EXTENDTHE 600 DOLLARPAYMENTS THROUGHJANUARYTHAT PROBABLY WON'THAPPEN- SINCEREPUBLICANS FEEL IT'S ADISINCENTIVE TO RETURNTO WORKA CONGRESSIONALBUDGET OFFICE REVIEWFOUND 5 OUT OF 6WORKERS WOULD MAKEMORE FROMUNEMPLOYMENT THANFROM THEIR JOBSPotter-If $600 isn't going to be theway, then what do we donext?

How do we protect ourfamilies and what we have?THE TRUMPADMINISTRATION SAYS THENEXT STIMULUS PACKAGESHOULD CAP BENEFITS TO100 PERCENT OF AWORKER'S PAY.MEANWHILE- OHIOSENATOR ROB PORTMANPROPOSED A $450 PERWEEK BONUS FOR PEOPLEWHO RETURN TO WORK.AND MISSOURI SENATORJOSH HAWLEY ISPROPOSING A BILL THATWOULD INSTEAD PROVIDEREHIRING INCENTIVES-LIKE PAYROLL SUPPORT-TO EMPLOYERSSen.

Josh HawleyI think that's where we oughtto be focusing.

Unemploymenthas been a lifesaver for a lotof folks, but nobody wants tobe in the unemployment linelongterm.

They want to havework, and they want to havethe security that goes withworkNat of Angela and dogANGELA DOESN'T KNOWWHEN HER FURLOUGHWILL ENDBUT SHE HAS A MESSAGEFOR LAWMAKERS ABOUT ASECOND STIMULUSPACKAGEAngela Potter-I want them to know we needit sooner rather than laterTHE SENATE RETURNS TOSESSION JULY 20TH.I'M CONSUMER I-TEAMREPORTER CAT REID, 41ACTION NEWS.THE 41 ACTION NEWS I-TEAM REACHED OUT TOALL OF OUR KANSAS ANDMISSOURI SENATORS FORTHEIR THOUGHTS ONWHAT THE NEXT STIMULUSPACKAGE SHOULD LOOKLIKE.YOU CAN FIND THEIR FULLSTATEMENTS ON OURWEBSITE, KSHB DOT COM.GOOD MORNING.

WE AREMAKING THE TRANSITIONFROM HEAT TO T-STORMS.HERE IS OUR LATESTFORECAST.TODAY: A FRONT WILL BESTALLED NEAR I-70.

HIGHSWILL RANGE FROM THE 80SNORTH TO 90S SOUTH.SCATTERED T-STORMSWILL FORM ON THE FRONTAFTER 2-3 PM.

SOME WILLHAVE VERY DOWNPOURSAND GUSTY WINDS.OTHERWISE, THE WINDWILL BE LIGHT TODAY.TONIGHT: SCATTEREDSHOWERS AND T-STORMSWILL BE AROUND THISEVENING, DECREASING ABIT.

A MORE ORGANIZEDAREA OF RAIN AND T-STORMS WILL MOVE INAFTER MIDNIGHT.

LOWS:65-70.

LIGHT WIND, BUTGUSTY AT TIMES IN T-STORMS.MONDAY-TUESDAY: THEFRONT WILL BE STALLED INTHE AREA AS A SERIES OFSYSTEMS TRACK EASTALONG THE FRONT.

THISMEANS WE WILL SEEPERIODS OF RAIN AND T-STORMS WITH VERY HEAVYRAIN AT TIMES.

TOTALRAINFALL THE NEXT 3 DAYSWILL RANGE FROM 1" TO 3".SOME LOCATIONS WILLSEE 3"-6" OF RAIN.

FLASHFLOODING MAY BECOMEAN ISSUE.

HIGHS WILL BEIN THE 80S WITH LOWS INTHE 60S.WEDNESDAY: ONE MORESYSTEM MAY MOVE BYWHICH MEANS A 40%CHANCE OF A ROUND OFT-STORMS. LOW: 65-70.HIGH: 85-90.THURSDAY-SATURDAY: THERAIN CHANCES WILLDECREASE ASTEMPERATURESINCREASE.

LOWS WILL BEIN THE 70S WITH HIGHS87-95.COMING UP - THINGS AREABOUT TO GET A LITTLEMORE EXPENSIVE.WHY YOU COULD SEE ASURPRISNG NEW CHARGEON YOUR EVERYDAYPURCHASES.YOU'RE WATCHING 41ACTION NEWS....)TACO BELL SAYS IT WILLCHANGE ITS MENU NEXTMONTH ... TO REFLECTHOW ITS RESTAURANTSARE OPERATING DURINGTHE PANDEMIC.THE CHAIN SAYS IT'SGETTING RID OF GRILLEDSTEAK SOFT TACOS, THE7-LAYER BURRITO, ASWELL AS A FEW SPECIALTYAND SNACK ITEMS.IT'S ADDING A BEEFBURRITO FOR A DOLLARAND A FIVE-DOLLARGRANDE NACHOS BOX.SINCE FOCUS GROUPSAREN'T POSSIBLE RIGHTNOW ... THE CHAIN SAYS ITUSED DRIVE-THRU TASTETESTERS TO TRY OUT THENEW ITEMS.SOON - MORE PEOPLEMAY START TO SEE ASURPRISING NEW CHARGE- FOR BUYING EVERYDAYITEMS AND SERVICES.ACROSS THE COUNTRY -BUSINESSES ARE ADDING ACOVID-SURCHARGE TOTHEIR BILLS.IT'S USED AS A WAY TOCOMBAT THE EXTRA COSTTO REOPEN DURING THEPANDEMIC.HOWEVER, SOME RETAILANALYSTS BELIEVE THENEW THE SURCHARGECOULD BACKFIRE...TED ROSSMAN / BankRate.com:"-A lot of people really feelthatthere's a gotcha to this, // andwe asconsumers have the right todecidewhere we want to shop and Ithinkthat's the risk for thesecompaniesthat put in a surcharge that maynotbe popular."ONE RESTAURANT INCHICAGO HAD A COVID-SURCHARGE AS HIGH AS26-PERCENT OF THE TOTALBILL.BUT THE SURCHARGEWAS EVENTUALLY ROLLEDBACK.COMING UPSCHOOL IS NOT ABOUTTO BE IN SESSION - ATLEAST FOR A WHILE.HOW TEACHERS ANDPARENTS ARE REACTINGAS THE GOVERNORPREPARES TO SIGN ANEXECUTIVE ORDER TODELAY THE START OFSCHOOLS IN KANSAS.GOOD MORNING ANDWELCOME BACK!THANKS FOR JOINING US,I'M BRYANT MADDRICK.)GOOD MORNING.

WE AREMAKING THE TRANSITIONFROM HEAT TO T-STORMS.)TOMORROW - GOVERNORLAURA KELLY WILL SIGN ANEXECUTIVE ORDERPUSHING BACK THE STARTOF SCHOOL UNTIL AFTERLABOR DAY.THE GOVERNOR SAYSSHE'S DOING THIS DUE TOTHE SPIKES OF COVID-19CASES ACROSS THESTATE.Putting nearly half a millionkids indaily large gatherings, is theexactopposite of what health expertshaveurged us to do.THE EXECUTIVE ORDERWILL ALSO REQUIRE ALLDISTRICTS TO ENFORCE ASERIES OF HEALTHREQUIREMENTS -INCLUDING MASKS,SOCIAL DISTANCING ANDDAILY TEMPERATURECHECKS.THE GOVERNOR SAYSSHE'S ALSO DELAYING THESTART DATE TO HELP GIVESCHOOLS EXTRA TIME TOGET THE SUPPLIES THEYNEED.IT'S SOMETHING SOMETEACHERS IN KANSAS SAYTHEY'RE GRATEFUL FOR.Phil Jones/ TeacherIf this going to be somethingthatlingers all year long I thinkultimatelyit will be better for us in theshort-term to have a little bit moretime toprepare for itPhil Jones/ TeacherI am hoping that with a coupleextraweeks we can get through a lotthesewrinkles and have it all ironedout bythe time kids get in thebuildingHE ALSO SAYS HE'SCONCERNED WITH HOWSTUDENTS WILL SOCIALDISTANCE AND WHAT WILLHAPPEN IF A TEACHERGETS SICKEVEN WITH THE LONG-AWAITED NEWS - PARENTSARE STILL TORN ABOUTWHETHER IT'S SAFE TOSEND THIER CHILDRENBACK TO SCHOOL.41 ACTION NEWSREPORTER MCKENZIENELSON FOUND OUT WHATPARENTS WANT TO SEEFOR THEIR CHILDREN -WHEN CLASSES START INTHE FALL.GOVERNOR LAURA KELLY"I'm announcing now that I willbe issuing issuing anexecutive order.

Next Mondayto delay the opening ofschools until after the LaborDay holiday."IN-PERSON CLASSES WILLNOT BEGIN BEFORE LaborDay.DURING A PRESSCONFERENCE, GOVERNORKELLY SAID THIS WILL GIVESCHOOL DISTRICTS TIMETO GET HAND SANITIZER,MASKS ANDTHERMOMETERS.GOVERNOR LAURA KELLY"I will also issue an executiveorder to make those commonsense mitigation strategiesthat are in the boards planmandatory because we havealready seen what happenswhen guidelines arevoluntary."THE BOARD'S 'NAVIGATINGCHANGE' DOCUMENT WASA RECOMMENDATION -NOW A MANDATEACCORDING TOGOVERNOR KELLY.TUESDAY - THE KANSASSTATE BOARD OFEDUCATION RELEASED THEONE-THOUSAND PAGEPLAN FOR IN-PERSON,HYBRID AND REMOTELEARNING.ANGELA HANDY - PARENT"I just really hope thatwhatever they put into placefrom state all the way down,that it's best not only for ourkids but for the staff and theteachers too you know thatare working with them."41 ACTION NEWS TALKEDWITH PARENTS ABOUTWHAT THEY'D LIKE TO SEEIN THE FALL - AND THEYEACH HOPED FORDIFFERENT PLANS.HANDY"If my kids have to wear amask to get into that building,let's do it.

If they need towashtheir hands every hour, let'sdo it."WHILE SOME PARENTSFELT COMFORTABLESENDING THEIR KIDS BACKTO SCHOOL - OTHERSWEREN'T SET ON THE IDEA.ANGIE DALBELLO- PARENT ANDTEACHER"I think when we get down tolike what's the smart, safething to do, I don't think it'sgoing back Monday-Friday intothe class."EVEN WITH GUIDELINESSIN PLACE - SOME PARENTSDIDN'T FEEL IN-PERSONCLASSES WERE A RISKWORTH TAKING.DALBELLO"Why did we all shelter inplace, why did all thesebusiness, why are they goingto go out of business becausethey had to close down andthey weren't ablate make it, ifnow we're just going to throwit all away and just boom, goback to school."MCKENZIE NELSON 41ACTION NEWS.MANY SCHOOLS AREASKING FOR INPUT FROMPARENTS ABOUT HOWSCHOOL SHOULD REOPENIN THE FALL.THE SHAWNEE MISSIONSCHOOL DISTRICTRELEASED A SURVEY LASTWEEK, AND PARENTS HAVEUNTIL TUESDAY TO FILL ITOUT.IT ASKS PARENTS IF THEYWANT IN-PERSONCLASSES, VIRTUAL OR AMIX OF BOTH..PARENTS IN BLUESPRINGS ALSO HAVE TOMAKE AN IMPORTANTDECISION THIS WEEK.THE BLUE SPRINGSSCHOOL DISTRICTEXTENDED THE DEADLINEFOR PARENTS TO MAKE ADECISION ON VIRTUALLEARNING VERSUS IN-PERSON LEARNING.THE DEADLINE TO FILLOUT THE SURVEY WASORIGINALLY LAST WEEK,BUT NOW PARENTS HAVEUNTIL THIS WEDNESDAY.SCHOOLS IN MISSOURI...STILL PLAN TO OPEN INAUGUST.THE DEPARTMENT OFELEMENTARY ANDSECONDARY EDUCATIONRELEASEDRECOMMENDATIONS THISMONTH.IT'S UP TO EACH DISTRICTTO DECIDE IF THEY WILLFOLLOW THOSEGUIDELINES.KANSAS CITY PUBLICSCHOOLS SAYS THEY AREPREPARING FOR MOREDIGITAL LEARNINGOPPORTUNITIES.THE SCHOOL BOARDAPPROVED NEARLY ONEMILLION DOLLARS INCARES ACT FUNDING TOPURCHASE ONLINELEARNING RESOURCESFOR MATH AND LANGUAGEARTS COURSES.THE DISTRICT PLANS TOANNOUNCE THEIRREOPENING TO PARENTSTOMORROW.WE'VE PUT TOGETHER ANONLINE RESOURCE FORYOU TO CHECK YOURDISTRICT ON HOW THEYPLAN TO REOPEN ANDTHEIR SAFETYPROTOCOLS.IT'S ON OUR WEBSITE K-S-H-B DOT COM.JUST LOOK FOR THESTORY ON THE TOP OFOUR HOMEPAGE.TODAY YOU CAN CHECKOUT HOT RODS, CLASSICCARS, EVEN MILITARYVEHICLES.THE GREAT CAR SHOWSTARTS TODAY AT THENATIONAL WORLD WARONE MUSEUM ANDMEMORIAL.JORDAN BETTS JOINS USLIVE TO EXPLAIN.MORE CASES OF COVID-19ARE NOW COMING FROMYOUNG PEOPLE.COMING UP ON THISWEEK'S YOUR HEALTHMATTERS -WHY DOCTORS SAY IT CANSTILL CREATE PROBLEMS,EVEN IF YOUNG PEOPLEAREN'T AT HIGH RISK.THE ROYALS - BACK INACTION AT THE K.AS THEY GET SOME LASTMINUTE PREP BEFORETHEIR FIRST EXHIBITIONGAME TOMORROW.WE'VE GOT THOSEHIGHLIGHTS UP NEXT INSPORTS...HEALTH LEADERS ARETAKING NOTICE OF WHOIS TESTING POSITIVE --BECAUSE IT'S NOT THEELDERLY -- IT'S THOSE INTHEIR 20'S.IN A YOUR HEALTHMATTERS REPORT, 41ACTION NEWS REPORTERARIEL ROTHFIELD ASKED --WHY THE YOUNGERGENERATION CAN LEAD TOBIG CONCERNS.Johnson county's DATASHOWS A COMPLEXPICTURE-Dr. Sanmi Areola/ Director ofJohnson County Health andEnvironmentA few weeks ago we were at20 cases a week now we areover 100WHILE OLDER PEOPLESEEM MORE LIKELY TO DIEFROM COVID-19, THEYAREN'T NECESSARILYMORE LIKELY TO GETINFECTEDMOST OF JOHNSONCOUNTY'S CONFIRMEDCASES ARE 20 to 29-YEAR-OLDSDr. Sanmi Areola/ Director ofJohnson County Health andEnvironmentThe infections appear to beincreasing in younger people,20 to 29 year old group, 30 to39 and this week we started tosee even in the youngerpopulation the teenagers.

Webegan to see an increase incases alsoIT'S A TREND PLATTECOUNTY IS ALSO SEEINGCOUNTY DATAREVEALING THOSEMOST RECENTLY TESTINGPOSITIVE ARE YOUNGERTHAN 29 ... AND THENUMBER OF CASES AREINCREASINGDr. Sanmi Areola/ Director ofJohnson County Health andEnvironmentIf you have uncontrolledtransmission in thecommunity, it will eventuallyget into these facilities wherepeople have pre-existing,underlying conditions thatmake them more vulnerable.The gates that we have madein protecting this population.It's very easy for us to losethat if we don't control thetransmissionTO PREVENT THESESPIKES AND INCREASINGNUMBERS, THE HEALTHDEPARTMENT SAYS THESOLUTION IS SIMPLE:WEAR A MASKDr. Sanmi Areola/ Director ofJohnson County Health andEnvironmentA lot of our new infections arecaused by people withoutsymptoms that's why maskswork.REPORTING IN JOHNSONCOUNTY.

ARIELROTHFIELD.

41 ACTIONNEWS.THE MAIN TOOL HEALTHDEPARTMENTS ARE USINGTO CONTAIN AND CURTAILTHE SPREAD OF THE VIRUSIS CONTACT TRACING.BUT WITH SO MANY NEWCASES COMING IN EVERYDAY, THEY TELL US IT'SMAKING IT EXTREMELYCHALLENGING TO KEEP UP.WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK.ANOTHER NIGHT AT THEK...ANOTHER INTERSQUADGAME FOR THE ROYALS....THE CLUB GETTING INTHEIR LAST FEW NIGHTSOF PREP BEFORE THEIRFIRST EXHIBTION GAMEMONDAY AGAINST THEASTROS...ROYALS VS ROYALS....GLEN SPARKMAN ON THEMOUND HERE COME THEHOME RUN GURUJORGE SOLER...SHOT TOLEFT FIELD...THAT BALL ISGONE, 2 RUN SHOT FORSOLERNEXT UP ALEX GORDONGORDO GOES YARDBACK TO BACK OFFSPARKMANACTUALLY MAKE THATBACK TO BACK TO BACKMY-KELL FRAUNCO SENDSONE SAILINGDON'T WORRY KANSASCITY STILL WON...SPORTS REPORTER AARONLADD WAS THERE AND HASMORE ON HOW MATHENY'S30 MAN ROSTER IS COMINGALONG...AARON?GOING INTO TONIGHTSCRIMMAGE -- ROYALS HOPINGTO GET A GOOD LUCK ATOPENING DAY STARTER DANNYDUFFY BUT OFFENSE THEUNDENIABLE STORY AFTER 3STRAIGHT HOMERS IN THE 4THFOR THE VETERAN SQUAD.TK PKGMIKE MATHENY // FIRST YEARMANAGER"That was fantastic to see.

We'rejustwatching each of these guysstartingto show the kind of timing andthekind of jump off the bat we'rehopingto see."OFFENSE SHINING IN THEMIDDLE INNINGS TONIGHT ATTHE K.

THE TEAM'S BIGGEST BATHOPES ITS A SIGN OF THINGS TOCOME.JORGE SOLER // 48 HRs in 2019"It's going to be a metallychallengingseason.

60-games is obviouslymuchshorter."JORGE SOLER // 48 HRs in 2019"A different team with anall-star likeSalvy and Mondi's a weapon toosodefinitely a different team.

Amuchbetter team."EVEN THE YOUNG PUPCONTRIBUTING.

BOBBY WITT JRWITH AN IMPRESSIVE 3-FOR-3NIGHT OFF OPENING DAYSTARTER DANNY DUFFY.MIKE MATHENY // FIRST YEARMANAGER"It's been a very good camp forhim tobe baptized into a major leagueenvironment and he's handled itjustas well as anybody could."ON CAM TAGASTROS IN TOWN MONDAY --PITCHER BRAD KELLERCLEARED FROM QUARANTINEFRIDAY, COULD BE BACK WITHTHE TEAM AS EARLY AS THEDETROIT SERIES.

FROMKAUFFMAN TONIGHT AND WITHTHE ROYALS, AARON LADD, 41ACTIONS NEWS.UP NEXT FOR THE ROYALSMONDAY NIGHT THE CLUBHOSTS THE HOUSTONASTROS IN THEIFIRSTEXHIBITION GAMETUESDAY AFTERNOONANOTHER GAME AT THE KAGAINST THE ASTROSAND WEDNESDAY THEROYALS HEAD TO ST.LOUIS