I'm Johnny Mack with five good News Stories. The manager of a Minnesota liquor
store came back from lunch to find HER's counter help walking around at her socks.
Why. Security camera footage revealed that the co worker had just given her
favorite shoes, a pair of purple retro Jordan's, to a homeless man she
saw strapping boxes to his feet. Brooklyn Center Liquor employeed sale at Thomas is
known locally as Ace, and said the active kindness was an easy decision.
Thomas told CBS he said, nobody would ever give me shoes like that,
and I said, well, I'm not everybody. I was always sought to
help others. You never know what their problem is or what they're going through.
So the store owner and some friends of Ace came together to race four
and or fifty dollars so Ace could buy another pair of purple Jordan's. But
they found out that Ace is the sole caretaker of her mother, who sleeps
in Ace's bed while Ace sleeps on the floor. So in the end they
just gave her the cash rather than the shoes, so Ace could buy a
second bed. Cody Hive was twenty seven years old. He got a severe
form of a diagnosis that's lethal in one of twenty patients. It's an immune
disorder that causes the immune system to attack the patient's nerves. But now he's
back in the gym, just six months after falling ill and after having to
learn to walk again. This started last January. Cody started getting numbness and
tingling in his feet. Then it was numbness up in the shoulders. In
February, was hospitalized. He became completely paralyzed two weeks later. Cody said,
every day the doctor said the same thing. Could stop tomorrow or could
keep getting worse. Wow, that's scary. These symptoms were so severe he
was only able to nod his head slightly. Nurses how to use an alphabet
board to talk to him. Cody said, it was really disturbing. I
was a prisoner in my own body. Minutes turned into days and weeks and
a months. My whole body felt like was on fire. Cody's doing better
now and he's back in the gym. Awesome. Jazzy the dog split from
her Texas house seven years ago. Well, Jazzy was recently found in Orange
County, Florida. Fortunately, Jazzy had one of those microchips. Orange County
Animal Control spokesperson bryan's Almada said it was incredible to watch Jazz he come to
life at her owner's voice. The dog couldn't take her eyes off her owner.
She licked his hand again and again an inched her body as close as
she could to him. After all these years, her heart still remembered and
was finally whole. That's awesome. You wonder how these dogs make it like
all that way right. One place I want to go some days, the
gallopaost Islands. I've got a friend who's been there a few times and tells
me how cool it is. Well. Two species that were previously thought to
be extinct on the Gallapa Ghosts, they've reappeared a decade after an invasive predator
population was eradicated. Locally extinct cactus, finches and geckos are now thriving in
their restored habitats. According to biologists, this comes ten years after removal of
an invasive rodent species. Islands Conservation is a nonprofit organization that focuses on preventing
extinctions by removing invasive species from islands. Nice and I lied to you.
Not every story is good news. I guess, but this one will make
you smile. A Florida family their Chick fil A order was stolen. Oh
no, that's terrible. Well who stole it? Johnny McK a bear,
I was captured on video. A beer showed up to the porch, snatched
the order and went back into the darkness. Paul, who lives in the
house, said, all the nuggets and all the fries. Thirty nuggets and
a large fry poof, just like that. I guess it was good news
for the bear. No, wait, there is good news for Paul.
The bear left behind the salad. I have a great day. Daily Comedy
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