. >> november 7th, 1940, tacoma, washington.t's a blustery day in puget sound, located in the northwest section of the evergreen state. winds are gusting a little more than 40 miles per hour, causing the tacoma narrow's bridge to really sway. surprising as it looks, the movement doesn't stop cars and pedestrians from crossing it. ever since the bridge's opening four months earlier, residents affectionately call her galluping gertie. because of the way she dances and snakes in the wind. bridges are designed to move a little, but gertie's movements seem a bit extreme. for some residents, crossing her is lake an adventure. >> it was a thrill. it was like a carnival ride. almost a roller coaster. >> historian and author richard hobbs writes about the tacoma narrows bridge in his book, "catastrophe to triumph." >> people would come out on a windy day when there was extra bounce in the bridge and walk across. the motion could be fairly dramatic. >> but some find that wave like motion harrowing. >> as you drove across the bridge you co

. >> reporter: it's election day in tiny tacoma park, maryland, right outside of washington, d.c.here the mayor and six city double members are on the ballot unopposed. still this election is creating enormous buzz not because of who is running, but because of who is voting. this is the first place in the nation to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to cast ballots in local elections, and right after school many did just that. >> today i voted for the first time. >> reporter: what did you think about that? >> it was--it was awesome. >> i felt like i had an impact on the community. >> i'm trying my best not to take it all for granted considering we're the only kids in america who have ever done this. >> reporter: the move in tacoma park stands in stark contrast of what is going on in a number of states where there are fierce battles that will woo make it tougher for folks to vote. the view here in tacoma park is the opposite. >> at the local level we can use all the support we can get to shape what democracy does. >> i'm really excited by letting people vote at 16 and 17 they might become

the toyota tacoma and nissan frontier. the frontier is withering away. tacoma is doing well. here comes chevy right in that space and it every sale that we make is going to be taken away from toyota. > >what about your electric cadillac? > >the elr. i was fortunate enough to drive it in palm springs over this weekend and this vehicle exudes presence. it has a beautiful design. people were taking pictures of me with their cell phones everywhere i went around town and because it's an electric car i didn't sue any gas. 38 miles electric only, of course it's got a small gas engine on board as a generator in case you go past that line. i really think the cadillac brand is a huge design piece. the first time you see one in your neighborhood you're going to stop and stare. > >do you think some people might be worried about buying and electric cadillac after what they're seeing with the tesla cars catching fire? > >i dont beleive so. the technology that we are using is very different than tesla's. i think teh jury is still out on what's going on with their cars. if anything we have a

tacoma park is the first city in the country to lower its voting age from 18 to 16. is happening again and kathleen sebelius in the hot seat today being grilled again as congress is sorting out the obamacare disaster. doug luzader is live with what to expect today. >> she has been through this before. these questions may be a little more difficult because they may deal less with that troubled web site and more about the law itself. now yesterday we saw the woman responsible for administering the exchanges. the centers for medicare and medicaid she says the site is slowly improving. even some democrats worry that with the security concerns enrollment sticker shock that the entire system could be in per peril. >> what i worry about there's such a crisis of confidence people won't need to enroll. people need to enroll particularly our young people to make this whole system work won't happen. >> republicans went after the president now widely discredited pledge americans could keep their health insurance if they like it. >> it still says if you like your plan you can kee

they went northwest to tacoma where they knew several ex-cult members.ent on the edge of town. >> just waking up every morning was just amazing because it was just the two of us. every single time you ever discussed the topic of his past, of karen, of his childhood, there was anger in there that i had never seen before. he just boiled. >> the couple married, rick found a job as a shipping clerk. and for a time it seemed they had escaped their past. but ex-cult members began contacting rick, pressurizing him to take a stand against their abusers. raised to be leader, it was a role he found difficult to refuse. >> people would ask him why aren't you doing something about it if you know the truth? you, more than anybody else, will be believed because of where you were. they're like, you owe it to us. you know? and here he is, he has got a good job, he's got a happy life. in his heart he didn't think it was fair for him. to have been given that second chance when there were kids out there that were hurting. >> rick's thoughts turned to revenge, and he began

. >>> and american history is going to be made today in tacoma park. for the first time teenagers as young as 16 will be able to cast ballots in municipal elections. about 90 have registered since tacoma park city council lowered the age, back in may. >>> jessica is in the newsroom with the headlines. good morning jess. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. good morning to everybody at home. let's keep this winning streak alive on wall street. the market rose yet again as investors found plenty to like in housing, steel and transportation stocks. steel stocks gained some ground after an upgrade from goldman sachs. checking the numbers for you the dow is up 23 and a half points to 1563. the s & p 500 was better by 6, the nasdaq better by 14 and a half. >>> if you want to book the lowest plane tick possible for thanksgiving, you have probably missed your window. kayak says the cheapest flights for thanksgiving, christmas and new year's eve were found between september and october. travelocity says they expect fares to climb even higher. so you have g

it stretched nearly 3,000 feet, connecting tacoma to gig harbor south of seattle. third largest suspension bridge in all the world. but to save moneys engineered designed the structure with a slender frame. that caused the bridge to sway back and forth, and eventually 40 miles-per-hour gust threw the roadway nearly on its side. the only driver on the bridge just barely escaped. later that same day, galloping gertie plunged into the put sound, 73 years ago today. when news breaks out, we break in, see you then. >> sweet, sweet, twitter's rollout taking wall street by storm. is the white house taking notice? >> welcome. neil cavuto. twitter taking flight, and the price at 26 bucks a share company, quickly shooting up 73% at more than 45 bucks for a while, and stay at that level, pretty much all day long. that put twitter's market value at 24-1/2 billion dollars. about what delta airlines is worth.

a man breaks through a security checkpoint at the seattle-tacoma airport and runs on to a plane. how did this happen? and what was he trying to do? >>> and new developments in the nfl bullying scandal. richie incognito, mobbed by reporters, while attempting an escape to l.a. >> i'm walking through the airport. >> this, as we hear new accusations from an exteammate about incognito's locker room behavior. >>> and country strong. days after megastar luke bryan's appearance on "gma," wait until you see how far fans go to grab tickets. >>> good morning. we are covering a lot of developing stories on the broadcast this morning, including that monster typhoon, one of the most powerful storms ever to hit land. millions of people were in the bull's eye. we already know at least 100 dead in the philippines. and officials fear it could be much, much worse. and ginger is on the story this morning. >> such devastating news. this comes less than a year after another storm took 1,100 people. that country's president asking for prayers around the world. >>> later in the show, we're going to hit

air force one landed at seattle tacoma airport a couple of hours ago. he attend two fund-raisers tonight. tomorrow morning he is coming to the bay area for an immigration reform rally in china town and two more democratic fund-raisers. >>> protesters are already mobilizing for his visit. the group code pink is holding a protest tonight. you are looking live at that. of course i will hours ahead of the president's visit calling attention to the government's use of drones. again, this is a live picture from outside of the san francisco jazz center where the group has gathered. that will be one of the president's stops tomorrow. >>> in sonoma county tonight, firefighters are getting the upper hand on a growing wildfire. the fire is now 35% contained. flames have consumed a 3300-acres of labd. better weather and more personnel are helping to knock down the fire. 12 homes are threatened but there's no danger to nearby geo thermal power plants. >>> sometimes grain isn't good. wind turbines may be killing 100,000 birds a year. a study says turbines kill more w

, washington. >> in the midst of a nasty divorce from her husband, tacoma police chief david brame drove children to gig harbor, parked near his wife's car, shot her, then himself. >> narrator: the murder of crystal brame in 2003 brought the issue of officer-involved domestic violence to the public's attention. >> that day when crystal was shot, everything changed for me. i realized i wasn't the only one that was living afraid. i was married to a police officer, and it did get so that it wasn't a good relationship anymore. since i started police domestic violence websites, i've acquired at least 1,000 cases of officer- involved domestic violence. i wanted victims to see that there were other people, and i wanted departments to know it's out in the open now. >> narrator: behind the blue wall became a place for michelle o'connell's family and friends to vent their frustration with the sheriff's investigation. there would eventually be about 250 comments. >> we had an outlet finally for the first time, and we were just hoping that people would see how we were being treated, what was going o

it's a zoo in tacoma, washington. a tiger here dressed in a happenal halloween costume. 2-year-old marshall is seen playing, quite readily with this sumatran tiger cub. a 6-month-old sumatran tiger following along, big paws and all there. good thing they've got some protective glass, and i think here, bill karins that marshall actually tires out the cub. look at that. we could watch this for a good amount of time. >> of course. >>> you've got a big deal to watch here. >> a story. we don't know how bad a catastrophe in the philippines yesterday. usually the united states, it takes 12 to 24 hours before we know how bad is was pap remote island in the philippines well away from the capital. it may not be until over the weekend, maybe sunday into monday, before we know how severe is was. as far as human history, the strongest storm ever to move over a land area. we've been worecording storms since the 1800s. 1950s, 1960s. >> you were about 5? >> exactly. and heading for the philippines over the weekend. still call a categ

matters and thinking about place is one of the investment but also thinking about schools >> and in tacoma washington looking at what the housing authority one family moving into a district had to sign a pledge not to move and they would then be given housing assistance. but it will improve outcomes for the community >> this is a sort of continuum we use 0 only think about the building and then to hope 6. so those who who don't know one nonprofits mission and out the the bay view demonstrate there's a program there >> hi, i'm with the area health initiative we work with lifting bay health programs. we've 25ubd housing in today's event i'm wondering if you can speak a little bit to the issues of higher housing costs and displacement and upstream policies like we're seeing a lot of the increases in suburbia poor because people being forced out of the city and less resources for those groups as well as the - yeah, that. the upstream strategies around policies like anti displacement >> i want to make one comment everyone deciphers housing but housing is not a health care thing for folks. in th

if you're anywhere from seattle southward, olympia, tacoma, eugene, medford, anywhere in between you will see rain. no at lot of rain. rainfall totals an inch or less in all cases but still cloudy on the cool side. you're looking great for friday. sunshine after a cool start. warming up nicely in areas like tahoe. weekend forecast coming up. i mentioned rain on saturday. i'll let you know what sunday looks like. >>> coming up, see who donald trump thinks is cool enough to give $10,000 to. >>> plus, the most exciting new potato chip to come along in a very long time. >>> police find an incredibly sophisticated drug tunnel along with thousands of pounds of pot and cocaine. that's coming up next. a few stories making news this morning. more than 47 million food stamp recipients will see a cut in their benefits starting today. that's because stimulus funding instituted in 2009 automatically expires. the center on budget and policy priorities found the cuts translate into $29 less per month for a family of three. >>> more than a third of abortion clinics in texas could be closed as early

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air force one landed at seattle tacoma airport a couple of hours ago. he attend two fund-raisers tonight. tomorrow morning he is coming to the bay area for an immigration reform rally in china town and two more democratic fund-raisers. >>> protesters are already mobilizing for his visit. the group code pink is holding a protest tonight. you are looking live at that. of course i will hours ahead of the president's visit calling attention to the government's use of drones. again, this is a live picture from outside of the san francisco jazz center where the group has gathered. that will be one of the president's stops tomorrow. >>> in sonoma county tonight, firefighters are getting the upper hand on a growing wildfire. the fire is now 35% contained. flames have consumed a 3300-acres of labd. better weather and more personnel are helping to knock down the fire. 12 homes are threatened but there's no danger to nearby geo thermal power plants. >>> sometimes grain isn't good. wind turbines may be killing 100,000 birds a year. a study says turbines kill more w

. >>> speaking of voting, teams in tacoma park aren't old enough to drink, but some of them are old enough to vote. for the first time ever in the united states teenagers as young as 16 years old will be able to cast ballots in municipal elections. 90 of the eligible voters have registered since the age was lowered back in may. -- >>> about 73,000 in maryland have been dropped from their insurance because of the affordable healthcare act. if you fall into this category, you can fill out an application. a congressional oversight committee said all applicants have to go through the website and applicants were directed to paper to make them feel they were making progress. >> the point was to relieve some of the frustration americans were understandably experiencing. >> reporter: three years ago the white house got a warning from a trusted outside healthcare consultant that there would be problems with the launch of the affordable healthcare act website. members of congress are urging the white house now to take the website down before all the bugs have been worked out. the administration said

in washington state, a measure upping the rate in the seattle tacoma area to $15 per hour is expected to pass --although votes are still being counted. new jersey joins new york, connecticut and california --in wage hikes.. the election results follow months of protests on the hot topic. despite glitches on the web, delay of the affordable care act is not an option. thats according to health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. sebelius was back on capitol hill yesterday to hear what lawmakers on the senate finance committee had to say regarding the shaky rollout of the federal health exchanges. from where i sit, things don't' seem to going smoothly at all. in fact, i think we would all agree that thusfar the implementation of the so-called affordable care act has been an absolute debacle. sebelius says she will not delay the health care act, despite problems with the sites and, calls the technical problems 'fixable." it's unacceptable. i am focused on fixing it and i am accountable. sebilius notes uninsured americans have plenty of time to sign up for plans before the dece

by the tacoma news be the time we were all so futile. so the lyceum in the east european union because we have or the ingredients of utopia this is the main city in transylvania and was once a part of the cholesterol can carry an empire. the blue she ceased three hundred and twenty thousand strong population comprises romanian hungarian and a handful of german speaking transylvania six cents. bro was live on the outskirts. next to the rubbish dump. it's a cliche picture of marginalization which europe believes is repeated across the entire country the airport just ten minutes from here. the newly opened runway offers a gateway to the world. it's an achievement but the conservative mayor and former prime minister has opponents in the capital bucharest. last year the center left government played dirty in a bid to oust box fellow party member the conservative president the crisis went on for months. what progress in the summer. easy to make it to the mumps is so cool its image of a government that's in any case. it is these airports in the

tacoma has concerns that i know me and arranged an evening of music and don'ts with the locals despite the disc two nights and abc much in the mood for talking to each ink cctv promina and temple for their time than intended. let's get an update on this the we understand now with the time difference at the international court of justice has resumed its hearings about this and as we've mentioned also it's likely to make an announcement to die. tony cheng joins is on the line thanks folding with it's tiny. what have you been hearing about this when we talk face to. the something in the way of a decision the decrease is fairly run down to read out in life the three completions coming third in the economy in which whether you just don't know if you go to the typical picnic at the end of the cabinet if that approach which it was probably time i'm cool with the kit including embedded in the kitchen it'll be good what did he think of it the kids are cute. we haven't been to the right of the puerto rican service in the disputed areas. the kids to the temple in the background think it very well

bet sites it's about having great quality cars and it's about having to write technologies smart tacoma. toyota's luxury brand lexus is premiering latest version of its high grade c t t hundred th. every third lexus sold in china is a hybrid. that's partly a reaction by manufacturers to chinese government policy the team has clinched a sunset nines and promote electric and hybrid cars. but despite all the greenery classic country cars and sports cars are also well represented a poncho. china remains the biggest growth market for top of the range models. commando connecticut ukraine and its dramatic centerpiece is right there for the i should. another she actually see. apolitical it owes its conduct in seo d i i. welcome back the government in ukraine is facing accusations that it buyouts to russian question scrapped plans to sign a landmark trade deal with the opinion he was right hundreds of pro eu citizens took to the state capitol to protest against that the announcement came shortly after lawmakers failed to pass legislation that would allow the ex prime minister who is commissioned

twice in which one wins with three in tacoma to style it is hitting on shortly. it would consider mendes force. coming up the surprising defeat at the podium pcs could spread for walks when syria to your case is all but one infectious disease which invades in the system and can cause of the paralysis of analysis were identified last month the northeast syria there is the cute video to school but we can be prevented by simple vaccination. most countries in western europe hungary the vaccinated and took a rather safe against introduction of these disgusting transmissions a few bars and the polish people spread very far you should be understood. it's one of these are pics that makes this a free now and then demand in the country the only country which has considerably less vaccinations and most of the other european and western european countries whose austria on selling the stress polio outbreak in syria for fourteen years eastern european countries are being urged to vaccinate more people in eastern europe that some countries like mexico been on and ukraine which

in tacoma park maryland, look, 16 years olds voting triumphant, the first town in the nation to lower the voting age to 16. and in minneapolis look who is on the ballot for mayor among 35 candidates, captain jack sparrow. he says that's, in fact, his legal name. more serious ballot initiatives tonight. in houston, texas voters will decide the fate of the iconic astrodome, and last year in colorado legalized pot but this year voters are going to decide whether to tax marijuana. >>> there is another politician making headlines tonight with a jaw dropping admission. the mayor of toronto came forward today to admit he smoked crack cocaine. he faced the cameras and asked that he get to stay and go forward. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: it's the admission heard around the world. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> reporter: for months rob ford, the embattled mayor of troen toe, has been dogged by allegations that he had been caught on tape smoking crack and today the mayor of canada's biggest city came clean. >> am i an addict, no. have i tried it, probably in one of my drunke

. >> i want to walk you over to the tacoma because next hour on fox business we'll have mark royce andcing a guy to compete with this as you know, your american colleagues have largely dumped out of this market. this is the smaller pickup market. this is the toyota coma. not the big tundra which is that guy over there. tom, as you spin around to your right, that is the tundra over there. that is the big one. they left this all to you. are you worryed? >> i'm not worried. right today we have 56% market share with this truck. >> incredible. like model t. >> it is. we have a lot of very, very loyal owners. but quite frankly we would like to see competition because competition gets interested in particular segments. and as a result, i think we'll be able to even sell more tacoma trucks all built here in north america by the way. >> there is more interest in the smaller truck, might be way things go. better fuel economy. some people don't need a huge truck. we'll ask mark royce with that. want to leave you with the sales figures. they have been through incredible stuff. look at world sales

ranger dropped out of the market, the dodge dakota on the video they had that picture passing by the tacomaad to pass by a ranger but is this your way? >> the truck was seen in a beautiful environment it was a ranger raid array am. >> what are the markets. >> 200,000? >> you think it will get a lot bigger. >> moving to the regulatory environment is there is some segmentation we will be 1,000 pounds lighter which is already a lighter than that competition these are big operating cost savings with some power and torque. >> is a juror max that is the big truck then the silverado, right there. ford does not have it, a chrysler does not have it. >> this silverado is one topic with the save engineering in thinking going into this but it will have a diesel engine an important point. >> are you worried? he says there is enough for everybody he's tried to get me to say something nasty but maybe they will take the bait. >> great company and a great competitor we are good friends with some good laughs. liz: this is amazing talking smack in the bathroom. how many cupholders? >> it wasn't bad either. [l

the president arrived at seattle tacoma airport this afternoon. he attended two national committee fundraisers and he will fly to san francisco tomorrow morning. that's where he will hold a rally at the rec -- recreation center. then he will attend two more fundraisers, one at the san francisco jazz club and another at a private home in the city before he flies to los angeles. protestors are mobilizing for his visit. code pink was held tonight calling attention to the u.s. government's use of drones. the president's visit to the west coast comes amid record low approval ratings nationwide. 56% of americans surveyed disapprove of his performance. that's an all-time high. the numbers reflect several embarrass ments for his administration this year. the irs' treatment of conservative groups, theth sa surveillance scandal and the botched rollout of the health care website. >>> developing news as a large storm system makes its wi across the -- its way across the southwest. this incredible video was shot showing an suv spinning off the road and rolling

legally they ca they cannot drin tacoma they can vote. this is the first city in the nation that 16-year-olds will be able to vote. city officials say 90%, 90% of eligible young voters have registered. and for complete coverage of the day's elections any time, anywhere, we invite you to head over to our website at www.aljazeera.com. we've got stories on key races and results as they come in, and you'll find it all on www.aljazeera.com. >>> snow could be having an impact on voting in some parts of the country. >>> also health insurance costs are going down, and not for the reason you may think. >>> after stringent denials from the mayor of toronto about his use of crack cocaine. (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. (vo) we pursue that story beyond the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capitol. (vo) we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene

the president arrived at seattle tacoma airport this afternoon. he attended two national committee fundraisers and he will fly to san francisco tomorrow morning. that's where he will hold a rally at the rec -- recreation center. then he will attend two more fundraisers, one at the san francisco jazz club and another at a private home in the city before he flies to los angeles. protestors are mobilizing for his visit. code pink was held tonight calling attention to the u.s. government's use of drones. the president's visit to the west coast comes amid record low approval ratings nationwide. 56% of americans surveyed disapprove of his performance. that's an all-time high. the numbers reflect several embarrass ments for his administration this year. the irs' treatment of conservative groups, theth sa surveillance scandal and the botched rollout of the health care website. >>> developing news as a large storm system makes its wi across the -- its way across the southwest. this incredible video was shot showing an suv spinning off the road and rolling

this happened at the zoo in tacoma, washington. >> that is 2-year-old marshall dressed up as a tigeralloween and on the other side of the glass is the zoo's stick-month-old tiger cub. sglonl six months. my goodness. >> marshall does a good number of runs back and forth. he seems too eager to follow along. seems too eager to follow along. very cute is what it says in the teleprompter. it is cute. i'm just wondering what the tiger is thinking, breakfast or let's play? >> i have a feeling neither had any idea what was going on. >> or the danger, the eminent danger. >> i think they thought they were having a good time. >> it is very cute, isn't it? >> they look like twins. >> they do sort of. >>> the likeness of j-lo out of plastic and you have a chance to own it. >>> and the father who phattered at least 12 children and didn't even know he had. it is modern family story that you have to see. you are watching "world news now." ♪ having my baby >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. " weather brought to you by united health care. i've got a nice long

the environmentally friendly tacoma area, embarked last month. they began unloading the gravel and the sand. it's one of the three ships, that will be arriving at the port this week. >>> marking the debut of the ice rink in san francisco. and that will be opened through january 20. and for those that want to lace up their skates or watch. >> we look forward to it every year as it is just so much fun for them to stay away. it's great. >> my mom, she skates, so i wanted to skate. >> what do you think about the square? >> it's nice. >> you can watch the regular admissions as it is $11. the hours are from 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 at night. i might pull that up. >> yes. >> and between me and you, we probably have what, 50 years? >> i was just thinking when they opened that one down in the union square. >> yeah. i was talking about 94 and 97 -- 94 or 93 or something like that. so yeah fun time of the year in this area and the weather and today the clouds came in. didn't they? and you notice that here with the clouds filtering on in as they need today change

we're learning more about a security breach at seattle tacoma international airport. a spokesman says it appears the man who bolted through a security check point friday was on drugs. the man in his 20s ran down a concourse out on to the tarmac and broke into an empty american airlines plane. police caught up with him and arrested him inside the plane. he was not armed. no one was hurt. no flights were delayed. new developments in the bullying scandal surrounding the miami dolphins. a former teammate of richie incognito is speaking out painting an unflattering portrait of the suspended player who is on the move. >> reporter: embattled miami dolphins guard richie incognito arrived friday in los angeles amid the pressure of a bullying scandal that could cost him his job. an onslaught of media greeting him at lax including abc's miami affiliate wplg. you have anything to say about those things? incognito offered a steady stream of -- no comment. no comment at this time. >> reporter: including when asked about his teammate and target of his alleged bullying jonathan marti

a man breaks through a security checkpoint at the seattle-tacoma airport and runs on to a plane.ould this happen? and what was he trying to do? >>> and new developments in the nfl bullying scandal. richie incognito, mobbed by reporters, while attempting an escape to l.a. >> are you here to apologize in any way. >> i'm walking through the airport. >> this, as we hear new accusations from an exteammate

c-tech is where the seattle/tacoma airport of the and it's the people who work in the hotels and allund the town. and they said this has got to change. we have got to have a living wage. >> thank you for your time tonight. >> you're welcome. >>> ahead, look out ted cruz, president obama's in your home state right now. and he brought some texas-sized facts with him. >>> plus, the story that everyone's talking, a nfl player caught bullying and using the n word against his teammate. what did the coach know? we'll talk live to a former nfl coach. >>> but first, mr. moral authority, senator david vitter tried to get away with some shenanigans. but we got him. next. word against his teammate. [ male announcer ] you'll only find advil, the #1 selling pain reliever, in one cold medicine. advil congestion relief. it delivers a one-two punch at pain and sinus pressure with the power of advil and a nasal decongestant in a single pill. advil congestion relief. congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don

this happened at the zoo in tacoma, washington. >> that's 2-year-old marshall dressed up as a tiger forther side of the glass is the zoo's six-month-old tiger can you be named callie. >> only six months. marshall does a number of runs back and forth. callie seems too eager to run along. very cute is what it says in the teleprompter. it is cute. i'm wondering what the tiger is thinking. is he thinking breakfast or is he thinking let's play. >> i have a feeling neither one of these two youngsters had any idea what was going on or the danger, the imminent danger. i think they were having a good time. >> it is very cute. >> they look like kids. >> they do sort of. >>> coming up, the likeness of j. lo made out of plastic. >> you have the chance to own it. >>> the man who's fathered at least 12 children and didn't know he had. it's a modern family story you've got to see. you're watching "world news now." ♪ having my baby ♪ you're a woman in love >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. i've got a nice long life ahead. >> announcer: "world news now" weather

playing ta marshall shaffer >>> a 2-year-old boy made fast friends with a tiger cub named kaliah at the tacomais tiger costume and the two were inseparable except by the safety glass, of course. i think he maybe thought it was his long lost brother or something. >> maybe. i think the safety glass the key there, though. >> yes. >> might have become -- kind of a situation. >> thankfully it didn't. >> a viral video after that. >> that's really cute. i like that. you're cute! no, you're cute! they look alike. >>> live at the bay bridge our delays are just beginning in the far left lanes. they are stacking up a few cars deep no metering lights yet. you can see if you're a fast track user, this is a great time to be one because there is no delay at fastrak and no metering lights yet. let's go towards oakland. this continues to be our hotspot. westbound 580 approaching macarthur boulevard. there was a fatal crash. it happened right after 4:30 this morning. they are conducting their investigation now. they have the left lanes blocked. slight delays in the area toward golf links. it's early. we don't k

get this, in the seattle-tacoma area the ballot raises the minimum wage 63% to $15 an hour for airport-relatedrs. but with women often dominating lower paid jobs and still earning 77 cents on the dollar compared to men, how do they get ahead? let me bring in sallie krawch k krawcheck. melinda emerson is an american express open adviser and kathryn minshew. good to see awe all of you. sallie, you've held a lot of pogs positions. you were a woman in a man's world. >> correct. >> big believer in mentoring. how key is it? how important was it for you? >> oh, it matters, it matters, it matters. it is the difference in keeping a job and getting a promotion and moving up and losing a job to my mind. it can take years off of a career trajectory. >> kathryn, sallie was one of your mentors. what did it mean to you? >> i think particularly as a young woman getting started in business, there's so much to learn. rather than making all the mistakes yourself, if you have a mentor, someone who's going to look out and tell you -- either tell you this is how you think about these situations or just model some o

the other end of the weight scale, $15 minimum wage now has passed for workers around the seattle/tacoma airport. that's the highest in the nation. opponentses want a recount in the vote but if it sticks and seems like it is going to, could this be a new barometer for other states? other states, phil, you're familiar with that part of the world, spent a lot of time out there covering boeing and others, other municipalities are thinking about heightening their minimum wage? shi shifl. >> i'll be interested to see the fallout in terms of whether or not there are other areas in the state of washington where people will say, you know what, it's working at seseatac let's try i here. it has a large tack base the airport bringing in all of this revenue so it's a little different model. if you were in a city that doesn't have something like that to attract as much money and revenue you might think twice. >> robert, a captive audience if you're going to travel in and out you go to the sae-tac neighborhood. >> sea-tac can't move and businesses will move if they have to pay this rate. i think it's

currently distinguished research professor in tacoma washington. i am pleased with the probing questions of the court today and felt especially good about what i am about to say. the duty to become arbiters of government, as justice souter said, i can hardly imagine a subject less minimal deliberately to be avoided if possible then comparative theology. we agree with the guidance of the marsh opinions that the courts are not the poorest the contents of public prayers and regulating the content violates the establishment clause by imposing an orthodox of neutrality. it would define what theological terms may be used in this prayer , an impossible task. it is not possible to have a religiously neutral prayer. there is a deity and a civic setting confirmed in the history of our people and the documents confirmed by the supreme court. religions only share some point in common and are quite divergent in others. some religions like christianity and islam believe in one god while some forms of hinduism honor many gods. it cannot provide for a neutral pray

burgeoning seatac, washington-- population 25,000-- named after and built up around the seattle- tacomaport located there. labor on one side, business on the other, as in similar contests around the country. but this is a big one, with total spending on the rival campaigns approaching $300 per likely voter. >> hey, how are you! >> reporter: many of the 6,000 or so workers who would benefit from the proposed increase in the minimum wage live in complexes like this in seatac; among them abdirahman abdullahi, a somali political refugee 11 years ago. abdullahi works at the airport. >> now, i make $11.20 because i'm a supervisor with hertz rental car, and i have been working with them since 2007. i work two jobs at the airport, 16 hours a day. >> reporter: that's because one job, at $11.20 an hour in and around seattle, is not what sociologist diana pearce calls a "sufficiency wage." >> it's the minimum you need to meet all your needs without any assistance; that's public assistance like food stamps and private assistance like sharing housing or getting free babysitting from a relative. it's

. >>> a security breach at seattle tacoma international airport when a man sprinted past security checkpoints there, then he got through the concourse and on to the tarmac last night. then he purge epunched through w and boarded an unoccupied plane in which police are calling a drug induced situation. he's in jail now for trespassing and assault . the breach did not impact any flights there. >>> another gun scare at l.a.x. after a man pulled out his unloaded gun. a witness calls police and a bomb squad searched the man's bag. the man declared it to the tsa and cleared security before boarding his flight. the police sergeant says he should not have shown the weapon in a public area. the incident happened in the baggage claim area in the same terminal where last week's deadly shooting took place. one tsa officer was killed. three others injured in that attack. >> the verdict is now in. a jury finding the former utah doctor martin macneill guilty in killing his wife. bringing an end to a long trial that captivated the nation. >> the court stayed up until 1:00 local time in provo. the jury said i

. > wk hs at tacoma-seattle airport is on alert after a man boltedrom the checkpoint and on t a planented by security and broke through the security and got on the plane. they chased the man dow and arsted that man and no one hurt and nolights deyed. >>back here in new york. the bikers accused of being involv in that vicious highway beating are facing a slew of charges ts morning. arand jury indicte 11 bikers friday, including one undercover police detective in the september th attack. they are all facing crges of coercion and riot and all but one charged with gang assault. police say thettack happened after at driver of a suv bumped a bike in front of him. >>> he refuseso resign. but the mayor of toronto may enter rehab. rob ford'sttorney said that the mayor is considering his options and treatmt is one of them. ford recently admitted to smoking crack cocaine and the video has surfaced o him ranting and threatening to kill meone. >>> take a look at this video out of greenvil, south carolina. that is ehth graderosh carroll and lk at his fa. you think he i just another one of h school'

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