In this photo combination, Carol Kawaykla salvages items at her tornado-ravaged home on May 23, 2013, in Moore, Okla., top, and Kawaykla stands for a photo in her new home near the same area on May 7, 2014, bottom. Kawaykla said she misses some personal items lost in the tornado, but is more concerned with safety of children in schools during storms.Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
- BELGRADE BRACES FOR FLOOD SURGE
A river water surge threatens to inundate Serbia’s main power plant and cause major power cuts in the crisis-stricken country.
- PUTIN ORDERS TROOPS NEAR UKRAINE BORDER TO RETURN HOME
The Russian president had previously claimed that the 40,000 troops had been withdrawn, but the U.S. and NATO saw no sign of that.
- SOUTH KOREAN PRESIDENT PUSHES FOR DISBANDING COAST GUARD
The leader, who took responsibility for the sunken ferry disaster, also wants to root out industry corruption that many say caused the accident that claimed 284 lives.
- MOORE, OKLAHOMA: A YEAR SINCE THE TORNADO, IN PHOTOS
The halting recovery is seen in a series of AP photos that look at sites the day after the twister, and how the reconstruction is coming along.