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tacoma. >>> take a look at these flames from a car fire near 29th street and indian school. firefighters quickly put it out and officers, they're investigating. if you see news happening near you, send us a picture or video. >>> an emotional morning in court with the families testifying about the 23 dog that is have died at a boarding facility. many are holding up pictures and dictating how difficult it was to lose their dog. as part of the plea deal, the owners will have to serve 23 days in jail and do 223 hours of community service and pay a fine. the hughes, the owners, won't be allowed to have animals or work at other boarding facilities. >>> detention officers say that members, they are accused of attacking employees at the pinal county detention facility using a piece of their bunk bed as a weapon, a shank. thankfully, the officers will be okay. >>> the border checkpoint in nogales is back open after agents shot a truck driver after he allegedly tried to run over agents and police officers we was airlifted to the hospital. his condition is not known at this time. the g

daily prayers for the monks of the buddhist temple in tacoma. prayers for peace, forgiveness. they didn't want their faces shown because they are too afraid after this monk had a gun pointed at his head last thursday night. two men broke into the temple tuesday night and were making off with boxes when the burglary >> put the gun to my head. >> reporter: that's one the one monk came upon the crime in progress. >> put the gun to the back of the head. >> the three monks and caretaker are all still shaking from what happened. >> i think they will going to kill me. >> reporter: instead, the armed robbers took off with the donation boxes which had more than $1,000 in cash. >> iee >> reporter: the temple president said its it's left them without them being able to pay their $1700 electric and has left them stun that someone would do this. >> it's sad. >> police believe the monks probably would have given the crooks whatever they wanted and is now emptying donation boxes on a regular basis and even installing security cameras. >>> big changes coming to an older part of town. a local

sister mica announced for trial in tacoma, washing and said this is amazing. i have to do one of these myself. she went and did a couple years later. >> what is interesting is in both cases the activists in the trial in tacoma and in knoxville, they tried to raise the same defense and in both cases they were shut down. let's talk about that. >> so the action, breaking into a place is one part. the other part is actual trial. i think i can safely say on behalf of these activist that it's important to get these issues into a court of law because they believe they are in accordance with a higher law in the u.s. is doing something illegal by possessing and deploying i'm essentially threatening to use these weapons. some of the arguments they may try and bring it to court are things like justification defense if they had to act because they are a citizen in a country created an international war crime. they bring up something called the necessity defense, where we had to act because there is danger from its weapons. arguments are thrown out in pretrial hearings by

. >> and friday but we'll do 924 tacoma on the high. 1221 op the low. the 7 day forecast indicates the rain chances staying between 20 and 30%. it will roll through september. hard to believe it is until christmas. once the football season starts it is like game one before you know it, it is game 7. we start to get cranky, do you after your team -- he is going to bring it up. >> when you -- within you say cranky. >> thank you, paul. a challenge for students that today, technology is changing... homes are changing.... lives are changing. at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day. so no matter how things change, we're always here .... coming up tonight at >>> tonight at 11 the pain and grief only certain families know and understand a families of mu together to heal. can you spend a lot of time on social media a mother making a irv looing on blogging. >>> many deaf and hard of hearing students can struggle with conventional education methods, but a scho

getting ready for a tacoma palmyra bridge opening. and wires have come down along 45 that is main street at wolford station road. no issues on the new jersey turnpike and we are watching a crash at thompson station road at paper mill road and southbound trains dealing with delays of up to a half hour on broad street subway. trains are not stopping there or other stations nearby. watch out big delays and not stopping at some stations, 101 trolley is not running in media because of dining under the stars. >> back over to you. >> hopefully they won't get wet. >>> a fast moving fire that shows no signs of slowing down is threatening buildings and homes. and one of disney's biggest animate sd films is getting a real life makeover. and cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo with this week's outdoor adventure and a special event tonight. >> that is exactly right. i am live in an exhibit, i'm on the gorilla tree way and here with me is honey, and her new baby girl. and it's pretty amazing, we'll talk about the gentle giants and what the

look back here over two inches in many spots out on cape cod over an inch and inch and a half in tacoma spots as well. i'll show some more of those rain totals. >> a jetblue flight packed with passengers had to land at logan today because it calls for help from the cockpit. fox 25's crystal haynes listened to the audio between the pilot and air traffic control. crystal? >>. >> reporter: vanessa these folks were on a flight to bermuda. a jetblue plane got struck by lightning and everyone miraculously just walked away. >> reporter: a close call in the not so friendly skies. >> jetblue 1731. >> negative. not even close. bermuda was forced to land at boston's logan airport for what the airline called a noncritical equipment issue this morning. >> 1731 do you want any assistance do you need any assistance? >> we're coming up with a plan right now jetblue 1731 i think we'll be returning to kennedy. >> reporter: but in flight lightning strikes. >> we just took a bolt of >> reporter: cool and calm the pilot lands the plane safely. crews busy checking the damage. >> the judge blue 1731. what dir

i've been across the state today from tacoma to burlington and i can say that all of our hearts are inght. i know that there is seven in arms that would want to erase the losses. the state of washington is with this community and will be in days owe come. we're united in an amazingly powerful respect for law enforcement personnel and the work they do here. within 24 hours, to make this arrest, something like two dozen law enforcement agencies coordinated their activities, hundreds literally of law enforcement personnel did what they do every day, which is to put themselves on the line. i think we should note that these men and women put themselves on the line as they do often. and i respect that. i think all of us should. and just drove over the, sorry, the bridge over the skagit river. we know what it is to be a law enforcement agency. we want to them them for their coverage and their professionalism. we are united in knowing that the status quo is not good enough when it comes owe violence in our community. we certainly, none of us, i don't have the answers to this violence. but i do

. >> trump's son has weighed in on the tacoma runs. telling the pittsburgh tribune review newspaper that release his dad's complicated taxes would detract from trump's message. jennifer griffin stepped off clinton's jet and just boarded a press bess so is on the road again. status update? >> reporter: we just got off the plane, as you mentioned, and we did see hillary clinton for a few moments. she came back to greet the press at the back of the plane. itself was clear she didn't want to take serious questions but looked more rested than the last time we saw her, i will say, and she did also come out and clear she wants to get on message. the first words she said were stronger together. she's going to be giving a speech to students at the university of north carolina. it's clear from the polls that they are very concerned that they are not getting the millenials, the young students out and they're going to be addressing them today in this speech she has given. this speech in north carolina was added after she had pneumonia. she did cal

abc 7 news was at san jose's summit tacoma where high school students jumped for joy as they heard thehington, d.c. summit will get $10 million to build a new school in oakland by 2018, one that will rethink public education. the goal is to have students focus on areas of interest and self-guide their learning with online tools and internships. >> they want to know what are your plans for college? what do you plan to do after college? like what do you want to do with the world? >> there were 10,000 entries for the xq super school project. it was co-launched by loreen powell jobs, widow of apple founder steve jobs. >> students at vintage high in napa got to talk to bay area astronaut kay reubens today who is aboard the international space station. >> go krishs. >> give it up. >> let's hear it for the crushers. she graduated from vintage high back in 1996. for 20 minutes this morning students got to ask her a wide range of questions from how you stay in shape miles above the earth to her least favorite thing about being in space. >> that's kind of an easy one. there's nothing. everything

of the places you guys went to and this is the place with the most refugees in the united states, tacoma, washington. ellen: it is adjacent to seattle and i haven't heard about it either and there's been a lot of refugees settled there from a variety of places. africa is a big former home of a lot of these people. and they are coming and starting new lives. and it's something like 40% of the population of this town are people from somewhere else. and then they talk to us about their hopes and about what they're doing now. and it's very touching. david: what is it about that town? why has it drown so many refugees? ellen: because there were agencies that settled them there. it's very seattle. and that they tracked more people who have come from other places and we have this incredible nugget of data, something like 80 languages are spoken in the public schools there. carol: i love that and the pictures are really gorgeous. and so are the people. david: there are so many stakeholders featured in the magazine. you look at children of the undocumented immigrants with the most to lose or the

this 7eleven here is on cedar street in upper northwest right near the tacoma metro station.surveillance video d.c. police have row leased it's quite clear the images there and they're hoping someone might recognize the man and woman suspects in that video. again, you see those two suspects they look rather young. walk into the 7eleven. this is sunday night right around 10:00 o'clock at night. police say those two suspects tried to take cigarettes from behind the counter. that's when the two employees who were working tried to stop them. a struggle then ensued, and then you see the woman suspect in the video pi to strike one of the employees with it. you also then see the other employee trying to hold her back as well as that other male suspect. police say the two suspects left with those cigarettes they stole. they are now obviously looking for them. they are hoping someone might recognize their images from that surveillance video we just played for you. you are urged to call dc police if you know those people. you can also text them at 50411. you can receive a reward if you

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. >>> two women lucky to be alive after their car comes off a cliff in tacoma, washington. police say the women were in a parking lot thursday. the car ended up going off the side down this 150-foot cliff. they were trapped. crews managed to rescue both of them. >> sarah: more than 100 tourists are safe this morning after being rescued from gondola's that were dangling over there the issues started yesterday afternoon when two gondolas got tangled up. crews were able to rescue a majority of the riders. more than 40 people were stuck overnight because of dangerous conditions. medical crews say everyone is doing okay, thank goodness. >> christa: that's a long time to be stranded in the air like that. >> sarah: especially overnight. >> christa: yeah. 6:42. we have know and go coming your way next. diverted to boston, why a passenger on board forced this >> reporter: and coming up, worcester police continuing to investigate a shooting out in investigate a shooting out in front of a narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models

. >> from daniel in tacoma park, maryland. you're on, go ahead. >> caller: hi there. so i work in the food struck industry, i'm a food truck manager and i make $15 an hour and there are currently over 400 food trucks in d.c. so i think i'm pretty safe, i don't think a robot can do my job and drive in d.c. so i think i'm safe for a few more years but i'm hearing from my colleagues how much student debt they have and one individual in particular had over $250,000 of student debt and i'm thinking to myself at 31 is it really necessary for me anymore to go back to school if i plan on starting my own business or running my own food truck? i'd do quite well for myself even as a manager not owning the company. thank you very much for my call and appreciate being on. >> well, that's a good question. the rather appalling statistic is that if you look at jobs that are being -- the jobs out there and the jobs that are being taken up, for those going to -- there are now basically more and militia graduates doing jobs for which they are overqualified, there aren't enough jobs out