he's by his car, on the tacoma. not your tacoma, his tacoma. this story, man." how does he break it to you? what happened? >> all of a sudden he just, like, erupted into this euphoric smile. he just looked so happy. and i was like, "what is the deal?" and he opened the door and there were two, like, sleeping babies. and i was like -- >> jimmy: how did he find them playing frisbee golf? >> they were abandoned. i don't know. somebody dropped them in the park and just, like, left. >> jimmy: are you serious? >> i know, it's -- yeah. >> jimmy: are you sure he didn't just throw a frisbee into someone's backyard and be like, "look at these stray dogs. first i've got to take these leashes off, these dog tags." [ laughter ] "i'm gonna save you guys, don't worry about it! get in my tacoma. you guys w never mind, i'll driv so he steals these two dogs from some young children. [ laughter ] and then -- wait, so do you have a dog? >> i have two dogs, yes. >> jimmy: you do? so now this is your third dog. >> i was like, we got it. we'll handle this. we'll find

they went northwest to tacoma where they knew several ex-cult members.tment 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 told 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 a second chance when there were kids out there that were hurting. >> rick's thoughts turned to revenge, and he began

of staff and we broke it down and it is general order and we added a caviot based on the chief, of tacoma washington who was involved in the homicide of his wife that if it were to involve the chief of police, that the mayor gets notified about that and, so we have everybody accountable throughout the police department and no matter who it is. and this is probably one of the first in the country that actually does that. so, upon notification through the chief's office and through iad there is the duty ts of the superior officers, whereby they have to make sure that we conduct a separate criminal and an administrative investigation, and both have kept confidential. and with the state laws that the department of policies and place. the criminal investigator and the im investigator has the primary responsibility but as it was when i was back at domestic violence they will come to svu or domestic violence at the time and they will advise during the criminal process to make sure that all bases are covered and all proper resources are checked. and so, they are going to help with the resources p

a fingerprint, dna from a plastic bag, and ballistics from tacoma, washington. but even more encouraging to investigators, after analyzing the data, they now have the names of two suspects, john allen muhammad and lee malvo. he is a twice divorced gulf war veteran who converted to islam. malvo is an impressionable 17-year-old who, after growing up without a father, has found that relationship with muhammad. >> the information eventually got out over the local media. and the lookout for the vehicle was put out. >> may be driving a chevrolet caprice, blue, burgandy, 1990. and the license plate number nda-21z, nda-21z. >> sometime after midnight on october 24th, a truck driver pulls into a rest stop off the beltway. parked among the 18-wheelers is a blue chevy caprice matching the police description. >> i got a call from one of my sergeants and he told me the vehicle had been located. i remember it was a crisp and quiet night as we approached the rest stop. the area was contained. part of the story was there were a lot of truck drivers there. they basically had put

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. >> there's a lot of targets out there -- >> reporter: seattle tacoma international airport served as one of seven demonstration sites to test this avian radar. the other six were military installations. >> we're finding out that this one's working out really well. >> reporter: it's a radar system designed by a canadian company called acipitor radar technologies. this research released in 2011 demonstrates the avian radar is effective in reducing collisions between birds and airplanes. >> what i hope to get to in the future is a wildlife forecast in the same way we have weather forecasts today. >> reporter: but in this letter faxed to congressman james moran of virginia, the faa now says while it is concerned by collisions between planes and birds, it does not think bird radar should be mandatory at airports. at least not yet. that response is not acceptable to the congressman pushing for quicker action. >> the fact is that with the increasing incidents of bird strikes, we've got to do something more than what we're doing currently. >> it's frustrating given the cooperation, i think,

minneapolis, baltimore, and new york city, is actually considering it and just, the other day, someone from tacoma washington and an elected official called me. and so, what we want to do is build a movement a national movement so hey, you know, this is something that we are in together, and we want to correct. and the jpa will also protect and kind of put up a veil and a protection for the city and for the city and so it is the jpa itself that is the entity that is acquiring the loans. and that and of course besers as i mentioned there is endemnification from the private partner and we will work out the details so everybody feels comfortable and it is clear that the type of approach that we use in them, and there are two types of eminent domain, a straight and a quick take. >> this will be the straight take and which means that as you take the acquire, a preresolution of, i forget what it is called, a resolution to acquire the loans. the charge will take a look at that and determine in his or her view, whether or not this will go forward, so actually the quick take will have it take it off the ba

minneapolis, baltimore, and new york city, is actually considering it and just, the other day, someone from tacoma washington and an elected official called me. and so, what we want to do is build a movement a national movement so hey, you know, this is something that we are in together, and we want to correct. and the jpa will also protect and kind of put up a veil and a protection for the city and for

also under recall -- tacoma trucks for faulty suspensions.o you do not the only carmaker with bad news. ford will lose a combined $2.2 billion in europe and south america of this year. european results suffered while political upheaval in ukraine depressed sales. the stock has dropped over 2% in two days. here is ford's new ceo. >> this is a dramatic story from where we were seven years ago. we are a growth story going forward. hopefully you got a sense from those charts what we have been able to achieve the last 7, 8 years and what is in front of us. i am very excited about where we are headed. we will face challenges. we will deal with them appropriately and move the business forward from there. >> our auto correspondent matt miller just returned from dearborn, michigan. here is his take on the event. >> it was an interesting and really a dramatic day, because it started off giving investors and analysts rides and their hot new products. they have a new f-150 coming out, a sweet new fiesta coming out. then they started dropping the news. oh

other officials wanted a 37 mile network that was stretch from h street to georgetown and over to tacoma. but city council cut funding and now there is only money for a 20 mile system. stretch this two-mile is built but not yet operated. fails, it's better than having a massive system collapsed because the infrastructure isn't there for it. >> we will hear more from residents and from the mayor. we will talk about when this two-mile stretch that's already built and you can see some of the streetcars going up and down today. when it will be operational. >> we are covering metro for you this afternoon with a look at this weekend's work. the greenbelt station will be closed on the green line but you won't be able to take shuttle buses between college park and branch avenue. the work will take place tomorrow and sunday. you are on a plane and your child just melts down. do you think the police should get involved? >> that's the question after frontier airlines flight crew called the cops on one set of variants. rio and regina were waiting for off sundayt to take when their two-year-old start

going to cannes in tacoma, washington. good morning. i believe the government is doing as much as they can do. there are so few things the government agrees on anymore. this is one of those things. next is matt, from south carolina. caller: how are we this morning? host: fine, thank you. found: how have they not the vaccine for this thing? they found the disease in 1900 or, what have these people been doing? sitting on their hands, spending their money on this and that? we can't find something to cure the cancer going around everywhere? it just doesn't make any sense, we are throwing good money after bad, it doesn't make any sense to me. i am very concerned about these people flying in from overseas. we know they are coming and they don't stop this. what is this? a big bunch of crap, if you ask me. thanks a lot. carolinas from south -- "the cdc has fostered a cadre of health professionals are ready to respond and are reliable and effective at getting this kind with hospitals around the country scrambling to .et their procedures in place

we are live in tacoma park, lewis, abc 7 news. >> a dallas-based orbital science appears to be accelerating design changes for its rockets after tuesday explosion iny wallops island. afterloded moments liftoff. orbital had been considering engines even before tuesday's disaster. while no one was hurt, the the stockid send price plunging some 17%. it did rebound somewhat today, closing at close to 4%. the damage to the structures and out to bethere turned not as bad as they first thought. >> so weather-wise, we've got interesting changes to watch here. >> we do. you want to have real winter weather, maybe this tokend make a little trip southwestern virginia, maybe southeastern sections of tennessee. up in the mountains. >> six inches of snow there. here we're just going to get chilly, cold, windy. this is a time-lapse from our at st. marysamera elementary school in annapolis. a beautiful day. a few clouds now. it will clear back out tonight. fun watching the sky. just beautiful late october weather across the entire viewing area. 56 right now. 55 in arlington. the high so far 59. there are c

and allen is an educator in tack home ca tacoma, washington. >> caller: i'm actually an advocate for student loan.org. so my question is regarding student loan debt. now the purpose of the call, have been very unwilling to discuss this issue at any length. so i'm glad to maybe put you on the spot a little bit so i apologize in advance. but i'm not sure if you're aware, almost half of the people out of college are unable to pay their loans, and by my estimates, the lifetime default rate across all students, all colleges for federal student loans is well in excess of 30%. and you know the other big numbers, the againg a numbers, the againg greging a gat debt. systemically, this really comes down to the fact that student loans are the only type of loan in this country to be specifically exempted of standard bankruptcy protections, statutes of limitations and other critical protections that we just assume are there. and candidly, i have to say that the schools almost never provide adequate warning to the students, in other words the students never know these things before they sign for t

georgetown is number one followed by tacoma, american kruf un park. top trek or treat neighborhoods are the neighborhoods that offer the most amount of candy with the least amount of walking. >>> hundreds of cans and boxes of food are on shelves at local food banks now hangs to patrons of the falls church library. they paid off their overdue book fines with food donations. we told you last week about the library's annual offer to help boost local food banks, the library elements about 800 items were traded to cancel more than $1,000 in fines. >>> 150 years ago today, the state of maryland adopted a new constitution ending slavery in the state. to mark the milestone, the maryland tourism office is now holding a series of events and exhibits that will continue through the end of the year. you'll find the on nbcwashington.com, just sear emancipation. >>> chil be m arriving when wh it comes to identity theft. it's easy for politicians to forget that taxpayer money actually comes out of your pocket. i'm peter franchot as comptroller i know you work hard fo

the woman spent two hours trying to get into this home near tacoma, washington. when all else failed, she got up on the roof, that woke up the home owner. she screamed at the woman. the woman ran right off the roof and fell 15 feet to the ground. >> pretty hilarious. friends wanted to instantly put it up on facebook. i shared it with them. they posted it. that part is really funny. i think she deserved it. >> flyers now posted across town. police are hoping somebody will recognize that woman. the home owner joked she probably had a little bit of a limp now. so you can look out for that. >> she tried to get in there for two hours? something was really in there? . yikes. >>> the warning from police about a scheme they found involving a busy somed patm. >> trying to keep an entire group out of the country. >>> and tom kierein will take you through the day hour by hour. >>> this is a tweet from bryce harper saying thank you nationals fans for another great season. #dc. we say, thank you, brice, for another terrific season. they fall to the giants. he worked so hard.

security cameras caught i woman who spent two hours trying to get into a home in tacoma, washington.l else failed, she got on the roof. she screamed at the woman who ran off the roof and fell 15 feet to the ground. >> pretty hilarious. friends wanted to instantly put it up on facebook. i shared it with them. they posted it. that part is really funny. i think she deserved it. >> annoy there are flyers posted all over town. police are hoping somebody will recognize that woman. the the home owner joked she probably had a little bit of a limp now. >>> what the international museum is saying about their proposed move and what the decision means for downtown d.c. >>> a live look at the moon for you here as we are now in the middle of a rare lunar eclipse, a total eclipse. you can see the top part of the moon there starting to blacken out a bit. when we will catch a glimpse and the conditions can with your weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> plus, a developing story in the fight against isis. the help the fbi is asking from you as they try to unmask the identity of a dangerous militant >> if

you can't use brook line, tottenham or tacoma. if you plan to ride the green line, it is open for those trains. however, work on all of metro means wait times everywhere could be as long as 16 minutes. >>> new stuff in the day ahead aimed at protecting your money from hackers. jackie deangeles is live with "for your money". >> good morning toyou, eun. president obama expected to announce that the u.s. will boost security for government-issued debit cards amid concerns about the safety of american financial data. the government will start issuing social security via debit cards with an internal chip making them less vulnerable to fraud. they will issue 5 million with chips by the end of next year accounting for roughly half of them in circulation. tar bucks will let customers pay ahead. the coffee chain has been pushing its mobile payment app. they can be traded for free food and drinks. starbucks will take 10 people who pay with the mobile app to win starbucks for life. that will be one food or drink item each day for 30 years. th

>> i told them i wouldn't let them move my neighbor's trash to the curb, let alone my children to tacomaeporter: the moving company tried to take advantage of her. 2 investigates is not revealing their name. highland says the company used high pressure tactics. >> he was asking for my credit card for the deposit. >> reporter: she says the company charged her credit card without a signed moving estimate. highland later found out the company who booked her move was brokering it out to another one. who 2 investigates called, another company answered. we tried to visit the company's website, also listed on the estimate, but it didn't exist. finally, we visited the d.o.t. website to verify the moving company's intrastate operating authority. the one listed yielded no results. >> they seriously misrepresented themselves, and i thought i was a pretty smart person. i didn't know that that could even happen. >> reporter: he prosecutes moving companies. >> it's really hard to distinguish the scam companies from the legitimate ones. >> reporter: lynn says especially when it comes to brokers. >> tha

that's in the tacoma neighborhood. no one was hurt but the crash caused delays during the morning commute. in less than an hour, singer cyndi lauper will shine a light on homelessness affecting youth across the country. the family and youth services bureau is releasing a new study that looked into young adults and teens in 11 cities, including the district. researchers found on average youth became homeless for the first time at age 15 and they spent nearly two years on the streets. more than 60% were raped, beaten up or robbed. nearly 30% were gay, lesbian or bisexual. >>> remembering a giant in american journal system this morning. ben bradlee, the former executive editor of "the washington post," died at his home in cac. he was 93 years old. he became a household name in the '70s. he was at the helm when woodward and bernstein covered watergate and brought down nixon. he was portrayed by jason robards in the movie "all the president's men." he says bradlee was always thinking about the big story. >> he was always in

he would command that ship for more than a year before reporting to seattle-tacoma to take command of the new uss johnston. as twilight breaks off some are -- samar on the morning of october 25, he takes us crew through their schedule. flown by bill brooks reports a large formation of enemy ships. the first thought is it is whole seed -- halsey. their closing at 20 knots, the range is 20 miles. the men are surprised to see the horizon flashing silently with the report of heavy gunfire. japanese ships opened fire at long range. cruising disposition, a circle, a cluster of cares with a ring of escorts surrounding them. he orders the ships to turn east immediately into the wind. he orders them to make smoke, launch planes. he soberly calculates he might have 15 minutes before he will be enjoying a nice swim in the philippine sea. the ships can make 15 knots. his pursuers can make 27 to 30. commander evans and his fleet are on the trailing part of the circular disposition fleeing down the japanese bearing from 315 true. at this point, ernest evans is a product of many things. he is a prod

it's near the tacoma park station on the the red line northwest. service begins at 10:30 this morning. >>> tomorrow metro will be running on a modified saturday schedule because of columbus day. that means trains will come every six to 12 minutes. train stations will open at their normal time, 5:00 a.m. and close at midnight. parking at all lots and garages will also be free tomorrow because of the holiday. >> well, you will notice some major renovations at the national air and space museum. in the district crews will replace southern panels on the museum's facade. an engineering study found that the panels were too thin to withstand the weather after 38 years. crews will also replace mechanical systems and work in sections to keep the world open to the public and the work isn't actually scheduled to start until 2017. >> come and look at this, it's real, a must-see image, actually photos of the sun. nasa scientists took these images this past wednesday. they are filtered using two sets of light wavelength, whatever that means, and we're seeing this

. >>> well, let's go ahead and tacoma you live outside right now. cloudy skies in -- let's go ahead and take you live outside right now. cloudy skies in the area. chief meteorologist paul deanno is live in moraga. paul, are we going to get some rain? >> we will get some rainfall after this football game. we have a varsity game here in moraga where campolindo high school. i'm talking late tonight for most of the bay area it will be after midnight. let me show you why with kpix 5 high-def doppler radar showing a lot of activity but wet to the north talking crescent city and eureka where they could use the rain, as well. they received a good dose of rain thursday morning. they will get another solid round of rain an inch or two in far northern, northwestern california. for us specifically we are now just beginning to see a few light showers move into sonoma county. that would be you, santa rosa, likely before 8:00. and a few showers out toward bodega bay. and now .01" of rain in geyserville. so the lightest of the light rain is now approaching the nort

the toyota tacoma or out of ford or will they cannibalize general motors big trucks?is one -- that is a more significant new element in the overall pickup truck market than i think the fact that ford has gone to aluminum. >> and i will give ford credit. they have the gear ratio to come out and make a change like this. yo ahave a new book coming out. why should we read it? >> well, it's out. it's been out for some time called "icons and idiots, straight talk on leadership". it describes various personalities i have worked for including past ceos of the ford motor company. it has good leadership lessons in it. >> is it out in paperback? they said you have a new book coming out. now it is an old book. >> it is not on old book. >> the new old book. it's the paperback edition is just out. now available to a broader public. >> now available to three ring binder. thanks very much. appreciate that. >> before we get to breaking news the dow is negative. we told you the dow was losing. we are down 15 points. we were at 16757 as a high of the day earlier. now are at 16643. never

>>> tacoma, washington, october 6, 2007. atlas casting and technology foundry, home to hundreds of workers, is taking a routine delivery of propane from an 8,000-gallon delivery truck. but this delivery doesn't go as smoothly as planned. a security camera captures what happens. >> what it shows is the driver trying to make the connection with his hoses from his truck to the plant. and you can see suddenly something went wrong. what that was i don't know that we'll ever know for sure. >> the truck and driver become surrounded by an ominous and dangerous cloud of extremely flammable propane. >> it's very explosive. plus, that leak happened at a very remarkable speed. it was literally, i believe, under 20 seconds. >> the driver, fearing something isn't right, tries to shut down the gas, but he's not in time. suddenly, the propane ignites. >> unfortunately, at that point, you know, it enveloped the driver, too. he was in that cloud. the driver and the truck, you can see it explode. that's horrible. >> the explosion rocks nearby

the brookland, and tacoma stations closed to red line passengers.to get on a bus at silver spring or rhode island avenue instead. ford tottan is open on the green line. you can wait for trains this weekend for as long as 16 minutes. pa you. >>> a major milestone for the way. our city gets around town. >> we'll tell you why capital bike share had much more to celebrate than openi a new station. >>> plus -- >> everything that was depicted in the video, this is what i went through. >> confronting bullying head-on. a local actor on a popular show is breaking through a tough issue in our children's school fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation. blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or mo

for example, i live in tacoma park, which ran the first fully end-to-end auditable election in an actual government election, which is a really big learning opportunity in terms of making sure that people can use these things. the real challenge, and this is something i work on every day, making sure that putting a piece of paper in the ballot box is something people can understand. we have thousands of years of experience of doing stuff like that, whereas cryptography, i can talk to you about a box with two -- whereas cryptography, i can talk to you about a box with two locks on it, but it's not going to give you the smart high school level, i can actually do the math on my own and get to the end. we need to get to where things are that simple where you can walk or the protocol yourself, being a smart high schooler, which is my lowest common denominator. >> they're very few public test opportunities before you are running an election with real votes in real time, you need to have the opportunity for hackers to have at that system. in cases where that has been allowed like the d.c. case

i live in tacoma park which ran fully auditable election in an actual government which is a really biglearning opportunity in terms of making sure that people can use these things. this is something i work on every day, making sure that putting a piece of paper in the ballot box is something people can understand. we have houses of years of experience of doing stuff like that, whereas photography, i can talk to you about a box with two locks on it, but it's not going to give you the smart high school level, i can actually do the math on my own and get to the end. we need to get to where things are that simple where you can ,alk or the protocol yourself being a smart high school her, which is my lowest common denominator. >> they're very few public test opportunities before you are running an election in real time , you need to have the opportunity for hackers to have at that system. in cases where that has been allowed like the d.c. case in 2010 where they ran a test before using the system in a live election, and it was breached inside of 36 hours. it's a really interesting scenario,

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and allen is an educator in tack home ca tacoma, washington. >> caller: i'm actually an advocate for student loan.org. so my question is regarding student loan debt. now the purpose of the call, have been very unwilling to discuss this issue at any length. so i'm glad to maybe put you on the spot a little bit so i apologize in advance. but i'm not sure if you're aware, almost half of the people out of college are unable to pay their loans, and by my estimates, the lifetime default rate across all students, all colleges for federal student loans is well in excess of 30%. and you know the other big numbers, the againg a numbers, the againg greging a gat debt. systemically, this really comes down to the fact that student loans are the only type of loan in this country to be specifically exempted of standard bankruptcy protections, statutes of limitations and other critical protections that we just assume are there. and candidly, i have to say that the schools almost never provide adequate warning to the students, in other words the students never know these things before they sign for t

we are overrepresented in tacoma park, but that is ok. thank you for having me. over the summer, something remarkable happened around new england. thousands of employers of the regional supermarket chain market basket walked off the job to protest the firing of their ceo. workers up and down the chain of command put their jobs on the line to help rally, picketed throughout the summer. eight managers who spearheaded the first rally, some of them had been with the company for more than 40 years, were fired. loyal customers held their own rallies. merchandise sales started to dwindle, sales lag, vendors began to cut their ties with the company. the governors of two states stepped in to try and broker a deal. in the end, deal was reached, and he took back control of the company. just in time for labor day, the market basket employees went to ork. they have 71 full-service supermarkets across new england. they employ roughly 25,000 eople. these employees had one demand, they were calling for the return of their ceo. upon his return, she stood on the back of a pickup t

some cases where you will see things like that being pretty serious but at the same time i live in tacomaark that ran the first election which is a great feat and a really big learning opportunity in terms of making sure people can use these things but the challenge, and this is something i work on every day is making sure that putting a piece of paper in the ballot box is something people understand, we have thousands of years of experience doing stuff like that whereas photography can mike to talk to you about a box with two walks and these are ways we talk about it but it's not going to sort of give you the smart high school level i can actually do the math on my own and get to the end. the place we need to get to that are that simple where you can walk through the protocol yourself being the smart highschooler which is my sort of lowest common denominator. >> this is important to know there are very few public opportunities before you are running with real votes in real time you need to have the opportunity to have at that system and where that's been allowed in 2010 where they ran th