the single engine plane touched down in bremerton, washington, without its front landing gear. had to circle for about an hour to burn off fuel before the pilot brought the plane in. after sliding a few hundred feet, watch as all three people on board jump right out. everyone is okay. >> nothing to see here. thanks for hanging around, firefighters? still don't know what happened with that landing gear. but, yeah, easy day for the firefighters on the scene. >>> check out this one in austria. one of the helicopter blades slams right into an airport building. people nearby raced off understandably so. the helicopter caught fire off camera and the pilot is okay and admits it was caused by what he calls a parking mistake. >> ah. i hate when that happens when you're trying to park, you know. >> like parallel parking. >> parallel parking is always tough. >>> now to sports. baseball highlights from our guys over at espn. >> hey, here's your sports. it's pretty late, isn't it? >> mets, dodgers, cody belanger, his dad is from owniata. he hit 21 homers in 51 games, quicker than anybody in

he says he was wrongly fired for his religious practices. 2007-2015, joe kennedy of bremerton high school hold a voluntary moment of silence at midfield after games. after eight years of doing this without any incident, the school ordered him to stop, he defied that order, he was fired. now he is suing for his job back, saying he's been unconstitutionally punished for his religious views. joe kennedy and his attorney mike join us now. it seems to me legally and maybe morally, the operative question is was this voluntary, did you require anyone on your team to participate in this moment of silence? >> joe: absolutely not. telling a kid that they have to be out there is just as wrong as telling them that they cannot be out there. >> tucker: why did the school order you to stop? >> joe: they just didn't like the public display. i was alone on the 50 by myself when i ended up getting fired. >> tucker: they can do on the 50-yard line? >> joe: it was because of the prayer that i was alone that actually got me fired. >> tucker: was there a victim in this, did someone complain, and what was the c

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