he and nancy hauled that old chevy all the way back here to tacoma. and there it sits to this day.it go. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> an ancestor they knew nothing about... >> i went through 50-some-odd years of my life and had no clue. >> an inheritance they can hardly believe... >> what was your reaction as you opened those first boxes? >> it was mind-blowing. >> why does andrew green have george washington's will? >> bare-knuckle politics, cold-blooded murder, a legacy all but snuffed out... >> this was a cloud of suspicion of having lived a double life. >> what did they do? >> what are the chances that those boxes would've just been trashed? >> very good chance of that. >> what would you do? >> well, it drove me crazy. >> how 'bout 6,000? >> and what's it all worth? >> you think you'll ever get another auction with a story like this? >> no,

tacoma park police described all of this as a domestic related tragedy. reporting live, scott broom, wusa 9. ha this incident is tacoma park's first murder in 2016. >>> an alexandria woman has been missing for more than ten days. her car was found several days after she was reported missing. it was found in prince william county where she works as a youth counselor. surae chinn is live with where the woman was last seen. you are learning the family believes she did not leave without being taken? >> reporter: that's right. they believe she was not taken with her will or she agreed to at least. they say they haven't heard from her. they haven't texted each other and that is unusual. she was last scene coming into the cvs, walking out and then returning to work. she hasn't been seen, heard from since and that was 11 days ago. >> she never showed up. >> reporter: jeannette lopez reported her sister missing when niece's school in alexandria. >> she was there sunday talking to me. the next day she is gone. >> reporter: alexandria police found her car in woodbri

. >>> new information on the double stabbing in a tacoma park building where a woman was found dead and a man wounded. investigators say that 36-year- old maria veronica mbunga was 20 weeks pregnant and her unborn child also died. they say the man's injuries were self-inflicted as a cover up to his murder of his fianci. they say he didn't want to be responsible for the baby on the way. tacoma park police have charged 33-year-old man with second- degree murder. >>> a prominent man has been charged with sexually harassing and assaulting a female employee. the woman says she is the victim. >> i didn't think it was real. it kept happening. >> this 22-year-old woman that doesn't want to be seen on camera says she worked at the miracle center of missionary church in capital heights for about four weeks. this february and march. for three of those weeks she says bishop michael turner sexually harassed her and touched her without her okay. >> he would literally rub his hand all over my body and put his hand on his body. and stuff like that. >> but in the end what happened in his private office

shomari stone just got to the scene of a stabbing in tacoma park. what are you seeing? >> reporter: the police chief tells us that a woman, a 36-year-old woman, has died. she was stabbed. a man was stabbed. he is currently in surgery. police say they received a call around 2:00 regarding a man by the elevator. that man was suffering from a stab wound. police then walked up to an apartment and that's when they found the 36-year-old woman. she also had stab while police transported both of them, the woman had died. the man has survived. i asked the police if a third party is involved. the police chief says, no, that doesn't appear to be the case. however he won't go into detail. this could possibly be a domestic-type situation between 20 two people, but police would not tell us if a third man or woman was involved. i'm shomari stone. back to you. >>> and with the nbc washington app, you can track the latest storm team 4 forecast, look at the radar where you are, see the temperatures where you are. here we have a lot of clouds around. live view as we look at the storm team

right now members of the club here in washington are gathering at a home in tacoma park. it's where darcy spencer is at the service that just started. darcy? >> reporter: erica, this is a party for prince and part memorial service. take a look behind me. fans of prince have gathered in the back yard of this home in a circle right now going around sharing stories of how prince has affected their lives and how his music has impacted their lives. they wanted the opportunity to come together to share the experience since his death this week. they showed video where they set up and came together and began hugging each other and some people were crying when they showed up here today for this memorial service. everyone simply touched by the death of this music legend, wanting to come and share the xp the music. it touches your soul. it tells your story. he is just a poet. not just with the words, but the music too. >> i was fortunate enough to be on stage with him a few times. that experience led me to be more inspired by his work. >> reporter: you can tell that the people were

. >> a pregnant school bus driver, we are learning details about this tacoma park woman. >>> how the death of prince is highlighting problems with our 911 system in dc, and across the country. know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. er prince's death is putting a focus on the 911 system. >> investigators are still searching for answers in prince's death. one aspect does sounds too familiar. last year we told you about a fatal flaw in 911, a tragedy that grabbed headlines nationwide. the problem, when you call from automatically know where you are. the same thing happened last week at paisley park, 911 call transcript shows alarming delay. we need an ambulance the caller says, we have someone unconsci

. >>> new details in yesterday's double stabbing at a tacoma park apartment building. a woman was found dead and a man wounded. investigators say that 3-year- old maria veronica mbunga was 20 weeks pregnant and her unborn child also died. they say the man's injuries were apparently self-inflicted as a cover up to the murder of his fiancee. they say he didn't want to be responsible for the baby on the way. tonight tacoma park police charged thierry kinshala nkusa with second-degree murder. >>> right now towns on the gulf coast are dealing with flash floods. check out the scene in gulfport, mississippi. a bystander recording when a woman ran to a car, got caught in high water. the good samaritan helped the driver to safety. some areas on the coast have seen 12 inches of rain today. turn around don't drown as we like to say. >> thank you, jan. we say it but ears. we are looking at steady rain. it doesn't look like late april. a better pattern into the weekend. sunday we issued a yellow alert for rain. live look outside with our weather cam. three-degree guarantee is in je

and we are learning information in yesterday's double stabbing at a tacoma apartment complex where a woman was found dead and a man wounded. investigators now say that 36- year-old maria veronica mbunga was 20 weeks pregnant and her unborn child died. the man's injuries were self- inflicted to cover up the murder of his fianci. that he didn't want to be responsible for that baby on the way. tacoma park police have charged 33-year-old man with 2nd degree. >> the sheriff of arundel county is not getting his guns back soon. sheriff ron bates' guns were taken away after he was arrested on assault charge involving his wife. bateman sent a text message to the police chief asking for return of shotguns so he could hunt with his son. the chief did not respond. the sheriff is not seeking the returnhi assault case is resolved. >> a judge has sentenced the gaithersburg man to life in prison for a gruesome home invasion. tavon miles was convicted of killing 2 3-year-old mark auburn in 2014. prosecutors say he was among a group of men armed with knives and baseball bath that broke into that home

brigham bear from perth, australia, and maddy from tacoma, washington, together here in l.a. when we met in person, even i was confused. >> hi. >> hi, how are you? hi! you're like double trouble. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, i'm amber. >> maddy. >> amber, maddy, you guys are adorable. >> nice to meet you. >> whose idea was the purple? >> maddy's. >> me. >> i want to know the first reaction when you saw the photo of each other on the site. >> i never really met anyone that looked like me. so seeing her picture's kind of weird. that was the first time i'd ever seen anyone that even looked remotely similar to me. >> much less a dead ringer. >> yeah. they sent me a photo of maddy to ask if i thought we were similar or anything and the kind of top half of the face started loading and i thought it was a picture of me. then the rest loaded and i was like, wow, that's insane. >> what did you guys first say to each other when you first met? what was that like? >> it was -- nerve-racking. but very exciting. i feel like i'd already known maddy. so yeah, i was just really excit

so in return for building the mine from duluth to tacoma, northern pacific received 4 million acres of western land greater than size of florida. in north pac received for the line had built from -- essentially from portland oregon, to tacoma, washington, between 1870 and 1873 so that parallels i-5 today. and the land ran extended out 40 miles on either side of the railroad so mount st. helens is 35 miles east of i-5 that's why when the mountain erupted in is 1980 that top of the volcano was still owned by the railroad. on january 3rd, 1900 so just a few days into the new century warehouser and hill announced largest private land purchases in u.s. history. for 6 dollars an acre warehouser and business partners bought a 100 acres of timber land in southwestern washington state, an with that purchase, along with subsequent prmps they made to fill in the area of the land grants. warehouser bought all of the land between what is today i-5 and mount st. helens one of the greatest investments after correcting for inflation i corrected in the book that warehouser and business partners needed

. >> toyota released a recall about an issue with a suspension in the toyota tacoma in 2014.risty has been receiving noticed about her 2007 toyota tacoma truck more than two years. the spring can come into contact with the fuel tank, causing a fire. the notice warns in a clunk or bang can be heard contact your dealer immediately. the resident began hearing that menacing sound. >> like a clunk, like a dunk kind of noise. >> christy took her vehicle into a dealership and the notice was actually an interim notice. the auto maker cannot yet find a fix. >> there could be hundreds of thousands of vehicles affected and they don't stop coming for thousands of those parts. >> christy doesn't want to drive the vehicle. >> i don't want to die, get in an accident or burn up. >> christy told her toyota would reimburse her. she says her lease rings were not cracked or corroded. anderson says that doesn't match up with what toyota states elsewhere. >> it's contrary to the question available on the internet. >> christy turned to me for help. and told us customers can find instructions for su

. >> toyota released a recall about an issue with a suspension in the toyota tacoma in 2014. since then, it's canoed several more. >> christy has been receiving noticed about her 2007 toyota tacoma truck more than two years. the spring can come into contact with the fuel tank, causing a fire. the notice warns in a clunk or bang can be heard contact your dealer immediately. the resident began hearing that menacing sound. >> like a clunk, like a dunk kind of noise. >> christy took her vehicle into a dealership and the notice was actually an interim notice. the auto maker cannot yet find a fix. >> there could be hundreds of thousands of vehicles affected and they don't stop coming for thousands of those parts. >> christy doesn't want to drive the vehicle. >> i don't want to die, get in an accident or burn up. >> christy told her toyota would reimburse her. she says her lease rings were not cracked or corroded. anderson says that doesn't match up with what toyota states elsewhere. >> it's contrary to the question available on the internet. >> christy turned to me for help. and to

also the northern pacific railway which ran from duluth minnesota tacoma and take a look at the northern pacific. the land grants of the northern pacific. property of the federal government gave to the old rail line, particular parts of the united states. so the northern pacific received about 40 million acres. greater than the size of florida. so i received part of the grants for the line is built from portland oregon to tacoma washington between 1870 and 1873. the rail line that roughly parallels today. the land-grant extended 40 miles on either side. about 35 miles east. when the mountain erupted the top of the volcano was still on by the railroad. 1900 and announced one of the largest private land purchases in us history. for $6 an acre they bought almost a million acres of timber land in southwestern washington state and with that purchase along with the purchases that i had to fill in the area he bought almost all the land between what yesterday i five and mount saint helens. and this is one of the greatest investments that anyone is made anywhere. about $250 for everyone they inve

this time it's tacoma, washington.ecently high levels of lead have been found at several hom homes. tacoma water says it's because of an outdated pipe like this called a goose neck that sends water from the mainline to a customer' home. they say potentially toxic goose necks might still be in use in 1700 different locations in the city. >> it sounds like it's not every house. it's certain 000 have that connection that is going into the house. >>> after hearing about the problems in tacoma seattle public utilities decided to do some testing of their own. there's going to be more american boots on the ground in syria. president obama making the announcement in germany week after the administration said more troops are also heading to iraq. president obama wants to keep up the momentum against isis. he says u.s. military personnel on the the ground in syria are helping local forces drive militants from key areas and his decision to deploy up to 250 more troops to the country follows their successes. he's urging the leader

that is the casein tacoma or boston so in the next couple the steps we should try to figure out where these criminal cases are prosecuted we should be challenging these prosecutions for those that have been lied to or incarcerated in chicago there is no legal case essentially getting records of deployments so we are excited about that. who has been doing this across the country if your interested in doing this sort of work there are departments across the country that need investigation. that is it for my time. i do have some references that i gave out earlier. he has done fantastic work one of the few that does not charge up front instead of taking those cases. [laughter] [applause] questions? >> is your presentation available? >> yes i put a link out on that. >> i am not an attorney but with the civil court forfeiture, walked me through that. if you are acquiring basically illegal items is that it turned into monday -- many? >> usually money from of a traffic stop then that will seized city will have cases chicago vs. $9 and that is entered into a general fund then the police use th

seattle, tacoma, international airport became one of the latest. they warned passengers to expect longer wait lines because of t.s.a. staffing not keeping pace with passenger volumes and the hash tag was pack your patience. and this from another viewer not on the security issues but the airlines themselves.

the disbursement they have agreed to provide an additional 50 million like long beach and seattle-tacoma that otherwise see little benefit but once again includes 100 million ted of the 70 reclamation states are currently suffering from severe to the agricultural industry without any water ford drinking your bathing stors to another catastrophic wildfires season. california we hope to the storms would fill the reservoir. end of april 1 and the snowpack 87% of the historical average fell 100 million is critical to restore critical wetlands and habitat of as observational techniques brought to bear. to mitigate the current drought with groundwater recharge. as a bring amendments to the floor i urge my colleagues on this side particularly with policy amendments. too soon be drafting the development act.

. >>> a woman is dead, a man in surgery, after both were found stabbed in tacoma park, maryland. police were called to the cambridge apartments. they found the man bleeding near the elevator. e they found a man and a woman in an upstairs apartment. the woman who is 36 years old, died. we don't know her name yet. police have not made any arrests, but they do say there is most likely no danger to the public right now. >> only alt 9:00 tonight, we've learned of a board metro. it happened because one passenger was asking another to wear head phones so her loud music would not be heard. jenny brooms was on a green line train. she said she videotaped a suspect after a metro employee on the train and at least one other in the navy failed to assist her. >> i'm like, help me metro people. help me. i was just beat on the metro. i had blood running down my face. i could feel it. and they didn't stop her. >> she needed several stitches above her eye and suffered several bruises. the teenage suspect was arrested and the charge was assault. metro tells us, its employees are not law enforcement

in our city of tacoma park, it is been shown that lowering the voting age helps to raise turnout in locallections and involves youth and politics. it gives teens a chance to start voting at a convenient time and in a familiar place and letting them take part in conversations about issues that affect them. >> i think it is a problem and . democracy depends on participation and activism is the lifeblood of a democratic society. >> it may be adopted on a first, but at then it could make a substantial difference. >> lowering the voting age will improve the system to be an issue approved by the candidates in 2016. >> to watch all of the prize-winning documentaries in this year student cam competition, visit studentcam. org. campaign bus 2016 continues to make stops around the country. bus visitedr phoenix, arizona to present awards from the west division. video,irst prize rethinking reform, prisons in america. one secondmates prize for their video on gender wage inequity in the workplace. then our campaign bus stopped in los angeles for a ceremony with the third prizewinner, before toding to f

there's a great graphic in tacoma in 2014. the -- i mean, if we could just guess, what do you think that case is in green? what kind of cases would that be? so like some of these would be -- so green is drugs. right? so in 2014, early 2014, someone must have been like, hey, we'll use this for drug cases. so that's the case in tacoma. in boston, there's similar. all of the officer that is have signed like the nda for the stingray in boston all narcotics officers. so, in the next couple of steps i think we should be trying to figure out where these criminal cases are being prosecuted, where defense attorneys are being mislead. i think that we should be challenging these prosecutions, letting people out of prisons that have been essentially lied to and incarcerated. so, in chicago, we won this legal case that we're going to essentially be getting records of deployments of use from chicago police department so we're really excited about that. there's a technology gist private activist michael -- sorry, his name is mike catz lacom

. >> an american airlines flight had to return to seattle tacoma airport after it hit a bird during takeoff. just look at the dent on the nose of this air bus a-321. the jet was headed to dallas fort worth when the bird smacked into the plane that did make a safe landing at sea-tac airport. 133 passengers and eight crew members were on board at the time. >> surprising a bird can make that kind of a dent in the plane. let's talk about the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel? >> we saw a little bit of everything. all is calm and we don't have any greens or yellows or reds on the screen. we are tracking a little fog. there is a patch around half moon bay and visibility is down to four miles. for your morning commute there will be the little bit of fog along the coastline. san.13 and up to .42 where it came down hard because of the thunderstorm. .05 in livermore and places like redwood city had no measurable rain. it did pour in the central valley. the thunderstorms developed. some of the thunderstorm developed and caused some severe weather. multiple reports of some funnel clouds, but funnel cl

. >> an american airlines flight had to return to seattle tacoma airport after it hit a bird during takeoff. just look at the dent on the nose of this air bus a-321. the jet was headed to dallas fort worth when the bird smacked into the plane that did make a safe landing at sea-tac airport. 133 passengers and eight crew members were on board at the time. >> surprising a bird can make that kind of a dent in the plane. let's talk about the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel? >> we saw a little bit of everything. all is calm and we don't have any greens or yellows or reds on the screen. we are tracking a little fog. there is a patch around half moon bay and visibility is down to four miles. for your morning commute there will be the little bit of fog along the coastline. san.13 and up to .42 where it came down hard because of the thunderstorm. .05 in livermore and places like redwood city had no measurable rain. it di the central valley. the thunderstorms developed. some of the thunderstorm developed and caused some severe weather. multiple reports of some funnel clouds, but funnel clouds and

struck for the eviction of the families including children and seniors from a residential building on tacoma street. some of the seniors have lived there for 40 years. san francisco community land trust closed escrow that will become a tenant coop with affordable rent. >> we know incredible housing is important and for every two units of affordable housing we lose one rent controlled unit. and this is housing for our working class families and middle class. >> the plan introduced today establishes a filipino district. and it honors soma for american culture in the city. >> a new legal claim stemming from last year. three young women that left the balcony before it collapsed are suing builders and owners and the apartment management company. the women said they could have been kill or hurt. the lawsuit alleges poor construction around says warning signs of water damage was ignored. the balcony collapsed and killed 6 students at a party last union and several others injured. >>> still ahead. instead of targeting valuables inside the car they are going what is outside of the vehicle. what is at

reporting in tacoma park, i'm alison barber, wusa9. >>> we know another victim, a man is out of surgery. but we do not know yet how he is doing. >>> new tonight, a 13-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital after being shot by a baltimore police officer. the police commissioner basketball courts this afternoon, carrying what looked like a real gun. it was actually a bb gun replica of a semi automatic pistol. police opened fire when the boy refused to drop it. it comes on the anniversary of rioting that swept through west baltimore after the police custody death of freddie gray. >>> a former volunteer sheriff's deputy in oklahoma has been found guilty of second degree manslaughter. 74-year-old robert bates says he mistook a gun -- that shooting last year claimed the life of eric harris. >>> tonight, the ground shook at a neighbor's home in wheaton. a massive tree uprooted and crashed into it happened along college view drive. lots of damage, but fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> it wouldn't appear that that was weather related, but we do have a yellow weather alert in place tonight, a

. >>> police are notifying the family of a woman killed in an apartment on houston avenue in tacoma park. officers responded to the cambridge this afternoon. they found the woman in an apartment and a man by an elevator near the lobby both were injured. the woman had been stabbed several times and died at the hospital. police say there's no risk to the public. >>> all the lanes on rockville pike are back open tonight after crews finished repairs on a large water main break that long today. the 75-year-old main broke 24 hours ago, making a huge mess of traffic. another main broke in almost that same spot last fall. now, wssc tells us it will focus on replacing an entire stretch of the pipe along the e-businesscy commuter road because of issues caused by the pipe's age. >>> a series of fights at a high school ended with a teacher and police officer among the people attacked. the violence erupted at the washington metropolitan school on brian street near howard university in northwest today. police say the fight started in the cafeteria after a dispute involving students from two neighborho

. >>> there were scary moments in an american airlines flight had to go back to tacoma airport after the bird struck the plane. that happened right after they took off. the plane was headed for dallas. right in the nose cone right there, the bird left a dent. >>> airline safety the focus of a congressional hearing on the tsa. whistle-blowers telling lawmakers that low more al, poor leadership and lack of oversight has undermined the agency. they say they fear their supervisors more than terror attacks. turmoil at the agency could lead to longer lines this summer. >>> a foot doctor is recovering after getting shot in the foot. investigators say a retired nypd officer showed his gun to his podiatrist, dr. matthew nestor at his oceanside office yesterday morning. it pierced the retired's officer's leg and hit the doctor in the foot. >>> bridgeport's mayor and local lawmakers are demanding the passage of a state gun control bill. this would allow police in connecticut to ask to see an open carry permit when they spot someone with a gun. would have to have the permit with you. right now o

in march, near tacoma, three teenagers were charged with raping a 15-year-old girl and posted it on snapchat, an app users. so this is how snapchat works. pictures. choose from a number of filters. this one show you just how fast i'm going. last year, 18-year-old christal mcghee from atlanta allegedly used this speed filt tore take a selfie and show her friends she was driving 107 miles per hour. moments later, she crashed into injured. mcghee survived but continued to post pictures of herself while on a stretcher with the caption, "lucky to be alive." >> i have heard teenagers say that things don't feel real till you see them on social media. >> reporter: lisa damour is a child psychologist. you're talking about situations where people are seriously injured. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: and in some cases, death. >> it's so tough with teenagers because their better judgment can be over-ridden by their wish to be connected to their friends. >> reporter: in a statement, snapchat said, "we actively discourage our community from uzbekistan the speeld filter while driving." the company says a "do

purple rain tour at the tacoma dome. you think about prince and bowie and the andrologious rule of creating art. bowie and prince in the same year, that's a lot of the artistry down. >> i couldn't believe it. my head. i had to take a double take. >> did you think it was a hoax? >> first it same someone died in his compound. i thought maybe there was some kind of -- something happened and all of a sudden they said it was him. >> reminds me of michael jackson. >> too young. >>> you might call it a 421 hangover for trash collectors in san francisco. the mass effort to clean up the garbage at golden gate park. >>> life-saving lesson off of the bay area coast. the training for dozens of firefighters. >>> what is the biggest surprise. >> how tough it is. how physically >> christina rendon spent the day talking with fans about prince's passing and christina joins us. it is a sad day. >> reporter: yes. it is a lot of fans are sad because prince performed some of his last shows. you

in march, near tacoma, three teenagers charged with raping a 15-year-old girl and posting it on snapchatapp with 100 million daily users. this is how snapchat works. take video or pictures. before i send a video i can choose from a number of filters. this one will show you just how fast i am going. last year, 18-year-old crystal mcgee from atlanta allegedly used this speed filter to take a selfie. and show her friends she was driving 107 miles per hour. moments later, she crashed into ate driver who was seriously injured. mcgee survived but continued to post pictures of herself, while on a stretcher with the caption, lucky to be alive. >> i have heard teenagers say that things don't feel real until you see them on social media. lisa damour, a child psychologist. >> reporter: you are talking situations where people are seriously injured. in some cases death. >> it is so tough with teenagers, because their better judgment can be overridden by their wish to be connected to their friends. >> reporter: in a statement, snapchat said we actively discourage our community from using the speed fil

coverea of impact will 140,000 square miles including seattle, to,, portland -- tacoma, portland, salemhquake was 130 years ago and created a new western coastline. you could say that we are overdue. the really big one was a title of the new yorker piece about this big earthquake that could be coming to the northwest which just won a pulitzer prize. here in california, how well prepared california is if another earthquake like the one that hit in 1906 hits here. y.ining me now, glenn palmero thank you for joining us. first of all, that story about the earthquake in the pacific northwest, it scared just about everyone. do you believe that is true? >> the story was a powerful piece because it was written in a way that we could all understand. it wasn't scientific jargon, it was just present in matters of ist whichis that fault going to go again someday, and when it does, it will produce tremendous damage along the northern and western coast. tsunamis are the big risk their. in southern california, it is more shake damage we need to be concerned about. emily: so it is a near certainty that

at seattle tacoma international airport, setac, the waits stretched over an hour.director announced hiring of private contractors to help with administrative duties freeing up tsa to focus solely on screening as the airport explorz dropping the agency altogether. >> we are going to investigate what it would take to privatize, looking at other air ports that have been, that have privatized. 22 u.s. airports including san francisco and kansas city international use private firms for security screening. nationally the number of transportation security administration screeners is down 15% since 2011. and the agency has been taking fire from congress. >> we have a problem. >> major airports tell cbs news they have seen their security wait times swell. lines at phoenix sky are bar can be 45 minutes or longer. in atlanta, minneapolis, st. pa paul, clock an hour before tsa inspects your carry-on. >> we have very high passenger volumes. >> tsa administrator -- >> i do have consaernz but long wait times. it gathers people up. inconvenience for the traveler no small problem i

. >>> we have some breaking news out of tacoma park right now. a woman is dead, a man injured in a double stabbing. >> this happened on houston avenue not far from slygo creek shomari, what are you learning? >> reporter: good evening. there's a lot going on right now. you can see i'm standing in front of the yellow crime scene today. you look over here and there's a white nissan car right there. we don't know how this car is related to what happened in this building, but it is here and they are talking by this car. let's roll some video. this an active scene. we're on the 600 block of houston. police are gathering details and searching for evidence in this apartment building. police say around 2:00 they received an emergency call. officers rushed to the complex and found a man suffering with a stab wound by the elevator. officers then ran up to an apartment and they found a woman, a 36-year-old woman, with stab wounds. medics transported the couple to the hospital. the woman died. the man underwent surgery. police are continuing to figure out exa

. >>> a patient who escaped from a hospital in tacoma, washington has a history of violence and admires the oklahoma city bomber. police believe 28-year-old anthony garver bought a bus ticket after escaping through a hospital window with another patient. that other patient was captured. the manhunt will resume this morning for garver. he is a survivalist. he was deemed incompetent to stand trial for a murder charge. >>> amtrak is retraining all of the workers on safety rules. this comes days after the train going 106 miles an hour struck and killed two amtrak employees working on the backhoe on the same track. the engineer slamming on the brakes five seconds before the impact. the ntsb is expected to issue the findings within ten days. >>> the end of the tv juggernaut. "american idol." what will do you with your time in closing the 15-year run with a winner and special moments. brian stelter with the latest. >> reporter: it was a who's who of hollywood at the finale. simon and paula and randy all coming back to pay tribute to the show. the original cohost of "american idol." not just ry

so, that's the case in tacoma. in boston, there's similar.all of the officer officers thae debate could find for the stingray are narcotics officers. so, in the next couple steps i think we should be trying to figure out where these criminal cases are being prosecuted and defense attorneys are being misled. i think we should be challenging these prosecutions. many people out of prison that have essentially lied to and incarcerated. so in chicago we won this legal case that we are going to essentially be getting records of deployment abuse from the police department. we are excited about that. there is a technologist privacy activist. his name is mike katz if you are interested in this work, there's hundreds of police departments that need an investigation. and i think that's it for my time. i have some references. i sent out the slides earlier. i want to thank matt, the attorney that's been helping us. he's done fantastic work and is one of the only attorneys that doesn't charge up front. if you're an attorney, consider taking those cases bec

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. >>> testing under way in tacoma washington amid fears of high levels of lead in the drinking water. tests have shown outdated piping have created lead in some customer's waters. lead pipings known as goose nexts are likely to blame. they may be used in 17 different locations. studies have shown young children face the greatest danger associated with high lead consumption and many families with children say they are not taking any ris risks until their water is safe. >> i don't want high levels of lead, it is scary. >> flint, michigan prompted this to reexamine materials that there may be in piping system. they acknowledge testing the piping will take time and recommending those that may have goose next pipes to take precautions and let the tap water run before drinking it. >>> in florida, a teenager bitten by a shark over the weekend is talking about what happened. 15-year-old kelton was surf in new smyrna and bitten and he did a trick and the foot came down on the shark. >> it bit me and i couldn't tell if i stepped on a shell or something but after it bit me the first time it bit