in maryland tacoma congressman david trump lost the state democratic u.s.ooks, the prince georges countyal executive, bested him by nearly 13 points, despite him sinking more than $60 million of his own money into the race. this also faces former maryland governor. hogan, general election.f the conversation from c-span's washington journal úrra in america battles forhe control of the senate. >> so is very closelyat it pretty primary in maryland tacoma to succeed then part of the outgoing senator not running for reelection. we saw two major democratic candidates prince georges county executive angelo also brooks and congressman david trump mind for the nomination know it made this race interestingmi was that announcement $62 million of his own money to very well behis race is more money than anybody is ever self-funded and senate primary in american history. and also brooks spent a fraction of that on her campaign and yet when all this tell us unit up winning by about 12 points so when the stunning results just within the financial p the republican side we h

for more than 30 years, the tacoma police worked every angle to solve the murders >>>tl welcome back,e worked every angle to solve the murders of two little girls. horrific crimes that shook the city to its core, yet jenny in michelle's case files passed through three generations before forensics gave them their first big break. jenny's suspected killer was behind bars and investigators were determined that michelle's would be next. here is keith morrison with the conclusion of evil was watching. >> it is a big hole that nothing else can fit. >> the loss of her daughter hit barbara like one of the sufferings of job. >> there is never a and to the grief. not until i see her again. the bible is true and it says the dead are sleeping and they will be resurrected. that is how i am able to maintain a relationship and understand others' pain. >> barbara was glad for the family when she heard there was a arrest in jenny's case but she knew it would not shed any light on michelle's murder. >> it was two different distinct people. >> for 40 days and 40 nights, until june 20, 2018 when barbara'

. >> eight years old is the point defiance zoo in tacoma.hat is a 16 inch tongue. >> no wonder they get all those ants. their long tongues are coated with their sticky saliva, enabling them to eat up to 30,000 insects a day. >> they could just clean up cicadas, cicada vacuum their, gonzo isn't just insects. the zoo says he also loves eating apple cider vinegar, banana cubes. >> these cubes are actually delicious. >> apple cider vinegar, vinegar, vinegar, vinegar cubes. there we go. i like freezing things. and then, you know, putting it into either a popsicle, popsicle? >> yeah, that's a fun diy trick. how about this innovative baby gorilla? >> this is an 18 month old little bruno. they're spotted at the fort worth zoo creating his own sit and spin toy. look at that. oh. out of what appears to be a clay lid, which is any parent will tell you really anything is a toy at that age. >> i mean, that's what we bury our chairs during the commercial break. >> the western lowland gorilla is considered a critically endangered species. and fun fact gori

tell us, sir, tells us that her tacoma is her prized possession.as found. >> i was jumping up and down when i saw it coming down the road because cops came in first and then the co we've got we've got it and they should >> deputies checked over security footage and identified the woman as a suspect in this. she was arrested after they found her driving the truck. the sheriff's office says. should be vigilant. keep your keys on you and your vehicle locked. >> the owner of 2 long-standing restaurant at fisherman's wharf is suing san francisco. the suit alleges the city failed to do its job of maintaining the war and keep in the area code to protect against erosion or earthquakes. all the suit also blames homelessness and crime in the area for preventing the restaurant from being successful. we're asking for financial reimbursement. the recent improvements made to to restaurants. the city attorney's office releasing a statement in response to that lawsuit saying, quote, over the last year, the owner has attempted a number of maneuvers to get out of pa

stephanie tells us her tacoma is her prized possession and she sure was glad the police finally foundmping up and down when i saw it coming down the road because cops came in first and then the co we've got we've got it and they >> well, deputies checked over security footage and identified a woman suspect that they ultimately arrested after they found her driving the truck. sheriff's office says you need to be vigilant. keep your keys with you and your vehicle locked when you're not near it. >> well, the owner of 2 long-standing restaurant, a fisherman's wharf is suing san francisco. the suit alleges the city failed to do its job of maintaining the war fund. keep in the area to code to protect earthquake, sending roshan. the suit also claims homelessness and crime in the area for preventing the restaurant from being successful. so they're asking for financial reimbursement for recent improvement. major, the 2 restaurants, city attorney's office released a statement in response to the lawsuit saying, quote, over the last year has attempted a number of maneuvers to try to get out of pa

to the tacoma.locked her truck, she realized they weren't inside and thought maybe they were stolen. so she took out all of her belongings just in case the thieves came back to take the truck and sure enough later that night. that's exactly what happened. the thieves came by took off with that truck. stephanie tells us her to come is a prized possession and she is glad that it was ultimately found. >> i was jumping up and down when i saw it coming down the road because cops came in first and then the co we've got we've got it and they >> well, deputies checked over security footage and identified the woman that you see here as their suspect. she was ultimately arrested. they found her driving that truck sheriff's office says be vigilant. keep your keys on you and keep that vehicle locked. if you're not near it. >> well, the owner to long-standing restaurant, a fisherman's wharf suing san francisco. the suit alleges the city failed to do its job of maintaining the war and keep in the area to code to

housing and tina and many other business people in sicily taking a stand against the mafia. tragedies, tacoma daily in the pool to spell m. o and across the region as a whole. the mediterranean sea is now the world's deadliest the crossing. now do you ever know know most 1600 people died or went missing, trying to reach your rep from africa. the mattress, palermo, deluca orlando, allows rescue vessels to duck in the city, in defiance of orders from central government. the, it's no surprise that we're meeting at the mercy, void t a cafe and education project for young refugees the like to know why are you so open and support? see, watch and all the people who help the people in the c, i mass just people facing the human beings. i came to the to she watch, including a couple of other kids to the other as soon as she bought it. and then she watch cheap, but there is the platform that she to cause the people in this cannot be less bad. sometimes people talk about migration and problems, but you will have a view of the situation with the migration or even other view because we have the migrant, th

russia thwarted an attempt by the kiev regime to carry out a terrorist attack using american tacomas missiles. according to the ministry of defense, eight operational-tactical missiles and eight aircraft-type drones were intercepted over the black sea near crimea. two surface drones were also destroyed. launches of atakoms towards russia are now openly boasted on ukrainian social networks, once again confirming that nato weapons have been hitting russian territory for a long time, while western countries, one after another, are giving permission to kiev to such blows. as politico writes , citing its own sources, german chancellor scholz, who was allegedly against it, is already in favor of lifting the restriction. denmark also actively supports the shelling, justifying it. all the western mantra that russia is an aggressor country. ukraine can use danish weapons against targets in russia if it complies with international law, and this, as the nato secretary general has clearly confirmed, is exactly so, because it was russia that attacked ukraine. the washington post writes that the p

. >>> some scary moments on board a delta air lines flight at seattle-tacoma international airport.urveillance video shows a fire erupting in the nose area of an airbus jet last week. the plane had just arrived from cancun. passengers could be seen evacuating onto the wing before sliding down inflatable chutes. the airport spokesperson says a short in the power cord sparked the fire. >>> panic at a church after an armed teenager tries to enter, and a deadly hit-and-run on the water. those are some of the stories on the morning newsstand. >>> cbs miami reports a teenage girl was killed while water-skiing off the coast of key biscayne. 15-year-old ella adler fell into the water saturday and was hit by another boat which sped away. investigators say it's unclear if the driver of the boat knew they hit someone. hundreds of people attended funeral services for the girl yesterday in miami beach. a $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> and the advocate says a teenager armed with a gun was arrested after attempting to enter a louisiana church during a ser

the toyota highlander is the success of worldwide, like ford is in the us and the toyota tacoma is a model specially designed for the north american market. also made in japan. the nissan, nevada, and other international best are in germany. on the other hand, a mercedes failed in its attempt to join the competition with an next class pick up . the model was discontinued in 2020, with only 30000 units sold. so the pick up hasn't exactly been a hit among the germans thus far. the w had better luck with the iraq, which has been on the market since 2010. while the truck is sold $830000.00 units worldwide, all the a fraction of that amount actually hit the roads in northern europe. dw spent 13 years tinkering with the 2nd generation of the i'm a rock which incidentally is named after a gigantic wolf and ended with mythology and with a length of 5.35 meters. it's quite a bit smaller than for jeff series. the new d. w. m, iraq was develop jointly with for it simply wouldn't have been worthwhile for the germans to do it alone. vehicles from both companies are produced at the ford plant and

passenger driver in california made the equivalent equivalent of a little less than $6 an hour wage, and tacoma about $2 more in tips. delivery drivers made a little less than $5 an hour in wages. uh- tips bringing up to around 1150. so if drivers were uh- employees, they would be paid significantly. >> all right. just so our viewers have the background, rideshare drivers had never, ever been classified as employees, right? but right before prop 22 passed, there was legislation ab five that would have moved them in that direction. but prop 22 kind of carved them out as kind of something separate and kept them as contractors, which of course, is what uber, lyft, all those companies wanted. but, you know, one of the arguments that they put forth those companies is, hey, if we have to make them employees, one, it's bad for them because some a lot of them actually just want to be contractors and work when they want to work. they don't want to be employees. they just want to have the flexibility. the other argument is, hey, us customers will then have to pay more because, you know, there'll be fewer

ask stephanie goose eat hoops about her blue toyota tacoma and she'll call the trucker prized possession>> that's why it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and lock the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen. the dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure enough 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was

. >> we're back with a bear taking a oh my god, the animal had been tranquilized in a tree near tacomawashington. police said it had been seen in the lakewood area last week, leading to a lockdown at an elementary school, armed gunmen and several million dollars worth of jewels are still nowhere to be found after a heist in paris, the suspects ransacked the appointment only harry winston store, known as the jeweler to the stars, they escaped on motorbikes after pointing a gun at police, who were chasing them through the streets. >> back here at home, families across the country are getting a bit of a break with prices at the grocery store finally coming down and this is the first time we're seeing a drop of its kind in the last 12 months. this morning, relief in the grocery aisle just in time for memorial day. according to the labor department, prices for food at home fell by 0.2% overall in april. >> they've been going up considerably since the pandemic. now they're actually leveling off and decreasing in some cases , the decline is even more significant. >> prices for milk, chicken,

ask stephanie go see toups about her blue toyota tacoma and she'll call the trucker prized possession. that's why it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and lock the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen being dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure enough 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was

los mecánicos nos dicen que los blancos preferidos de los ladrones son la toyota tacoma y también elción del convertidor y si llega a sorprenderlos en pleno robo, la recomendación es no, no ir a pelear contra ellos es. sabes que a veces es mejor grabar o no hacer nada porque es muy complicado, porque te pueden matar o de golpear. por eso raymond meza telemundo. vamos a otra pausa, regresar varios pavos reales escaparon de un zoológico y pusieron a las autoridades y a una comunidad en alerta. vamos a tener los detalles y aparece una extraña especie de ballena en nuestras costas y más adelante le diremos con nosotros. escuche, al menos 7 pavos reales escaparon de los terrenos de un zoológico en el bronx de nueva york. tras la búsqueda, encontraron a 5 de estas deslumbrantes aves. pero todavía están buscando a 2 pavos reales más. isabel peralta nos cuenta qué pasó. buscan a 2 exóticos pavos reales del zoológico del bronx. un video de la aplicación citizen app muestra que sin duda los pájaros llamaron a la atención mientras andaban por el parque morris lindo. ellos son preciosos. yo entr

host: rick in tacoma, washington, independent. caller: i have a question that maybe you could answer your inspector general the defense department. where do you rationalize giving all this money to a country that is very corrupt and who we started this back in 2014? we all know what happened victoria nuland and all the stuff and we know about the bio labs that we were controlling over there. host: just for listeners, can you clarify what you mean by what happened in 2014 in the u.s.? guest: everybody knows what it is. it has been all over the news. guest: thanks for the call. i guess what i would say is for us to do effective oversight, it's really critically important that we not get involved in political issues regarding assistance, who should provide assistance, where it should go. those are issues for the executive branch or for the congress to decide. and so we stay out of that. if we were seen to take sides one way or another that would undermine the credibility of our work and the authoritative mess of it. people would thin

. >> a woman is now behind bars in washington for allegedly breaking windows at 16 businesses in tacomathe woman was captured on surveillance video saturday morning around 3 a.m. she's accused of destroying 56 windows with a hammer, one store had as many as seven windows smashed. businesses impacted by the vandalism say repairs will be expensive, since many of these storefronts are located in historic buildings. several shops started gofundme pages to overcome the damages. >> in southern california to the streets of long beach were taken over with a parade of rainbows today for the city's 41st pride parade. >> we love you no matter who you love, we love you in the city of long beach. >> organizers say over 130 groups participated in today's parade. many participants coming down ocean boulevard on floats, busses, roller skates and trucks. attendees say the event is a great opportunity to display and witness the diversity of the long beach community. this event has grown since its first parade in 1983, when 5000 people showed up. last year, it drew an estimated 100,000 people. and you can

or check out the all new, redesigned tacoma. toyota. let's go places.new film, jim henson idea, man. >> plus jane krakowski. that's at nine on abc seven. >> we will see you very shortly . here's a live look at our san rafael camera right now. with all that sunshine out there, it's going to be a warm day. temperatures already lifting. we'll see 60s and 70s already at this hour, and it's going to be a bright afternoon and a warm one. here's a look at your day planner today. get used to the sunshine. it's mild midday. and then this afternoon the coast sees sunshine 60s. there 70s around the bay shoreline. upper 80s inland kumasi. >> thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes, but you can always findabout 30 minutes, bun always find the latest on our news app and at abc ne >> what's going on y'all? my special with robin roberts on hulu is streaming now. this has been a wild ride. you'll get to ride right alongside with me on this journey. i'll be watching it with you. i cannot wait to hear what y'all think. >> robin: that's

. >> rick is in tacoma, washington independent good morning. >> yes.ave a question maybe you could answer since you are in's doctorate general over the defense department. where do you rationalize giving all of this money to a country that is very corrupt? we started this coup back in 2014. we all know what happened with victoria newland and all of this stuff. we alsod know about the biolabs that we were controlling over there. >> for our listeners can you clarify what you mean but what happened in 2014? and promoting >> victorious bit all over the news. everyone knows what it is. so thanks for the call, rick. i guess what i say is for us to do effective oversight it's really critically important that we not get involved in the political issues regarding assistance, r who should provide assistance, where it should go, that kind of think those are issues frome the executive branh and for the congress to decide there's a robust debate about those things. and so we stay out of that. if we were it seemed to take sides one way orto another that would underm

ask stephanie goose eat hoops about her blue toyota tacoma and she'll call the trucker prized possessionthat's why it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and lock the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen and out all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure enough 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was retu

facilities, including in the processing center in tacoma. researchers found over the last five years half of the 10 longest placements in administrative segregation across the i.c.e. national population were at that facility. i want to stress how concerning it is that i.c.e. continues to use this practice so frequently for so many individuals and reportedly does so without consistent accurate documentation. what steps has i.c.e. taken to ensure its contractors are following i.c.e. policy on the use of administrative segregation? >> chair marie, this is an issue i am underway in reviewing with immigration and customs enforcement with i.c.e. the use of segregation sometimes is at the request of the individual detainee themselves by reason of circumstances in a facility. sometimes it is for the safety and security of our personnel are other detainees. it is a very case specific issue, but i am meeting with members of the community, as well as the workforce, and i just need about three weeks to circle back with you and give you a full report on

the male walrus at a zoo in tacoma washington is searching for a mate and he is making sure it is noke whistles as he hopes to lohr na female. known to be patient and reserved so we hope you will take his time finding just the right partner. apparently, females find that the resistible. we told you last night about a hippo in japan. turned out to be female. the animal gender gate plot thickens now. the cincinnati zoo reveals a general thought to be female turns out to be male. ultrasounds confirm it. sloss appear from the outside making it extremely difficult to determine their sex. that is how fox reports a sunday cinco de mayo. i am john scott. thanks for watching. ♪ hello

zoo and aquarium in tacoma, washington.animals. >> shut up. all right. oh, my god. judge oh, okay. enzo is a police canine who was stabbed multiple times while helping take down a criminal. luckily, the only blood bank for dogs in nevada was able to supply him with blood and plasma to save his life. enzo was so thankful to all the doggy donors who helped save him, and he is now home safe and i just want you to know that tonight i will be on the ingraham angle. >> oh, yeah. there's no truth to the rumor that kristi noem was seen leaving the crime scene. >> kevin, you got 30 seconds. a 27 year old man struck gold and diamonds when he snagged two pairs of $14,000 earrings for just 14 apiece. >> the french designer, which is katya, made a mistake. and of course, when they realized the error, they tried to give him something free, like a little leather bag. he said, no, no, nanette, i want the real thing. and the brand did the right thing and gave him those news am jonathan hunt, live in los angeles

it was a walrus at the zoo and aquarium in tacoma, washington.my second choice. >> greg: i love it when animals farther. >> jesse: shut up. >> judge jeanine: oh my gosh. >> greg: judge? oh, okay. ends zoe is a nevada police canine who was stabbed multiple times while helping take down a criminal. luckily the only blood bank for dogs in nevada was able to supply blood and plasma to safe his life. enzo was so happy to all the doggy owners who helped save him. is he home safe. i want you to to know tonight that i will be on "the ingraham angle." >> greg: no truth to the rumor that kristi noem was seen leaving the crime scene. kevin, you got 30 seconds. >> kevin: 37-year-old man struck gold and diamonds two pair of diamonds earrings 14 apiece. the french designer, which is cart yea, made a mistake and, of course, when they realized the error they tried to give him something free like a little leatherback no no than net i want the real thing. gave him 14 k. they understand brand management. >> greg: that's it for us, bret. >> bret: mr. wonderful is re

ask stephanie, go see toups about her blue toyota tacoma and she'll call the trucker prized possessions so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and walk the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen and out all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure. 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> there's just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was returned to its ow

. >> there was so much garbage ask stephanie goose eat hoops about her blue toyota tacoma and calledession. that's why it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and lock the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen. the dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure enough 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think the suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> there's just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she all

on an emergency slide monday night, a fire started on the plane after it was plugged into seattle-tacoma's electric power. no one hurt. >> former president donald trump gets a legal win in his classified documents case. a federal judge is postponing the trial indefinitely. danamarie mcnicholl has the latest. >> former president donald trump's criminal trial in new york could be the only one he faces before the november election. on tuesday, a federal judge announced she is extending several deadlines in his classified documents case in florida and canceling the may 20th trial date. judge eileen cannon says a number of issues still need to be worked out, including disagreements over how the evidence will be used. >> what jack smith admitted in court was that, in his words, they mishandled the classified documents and misrepresented those to the court. >> the delays push a potential trial off for months. trump pleaded not guilty last june to dozens of charges related to his handling of classified documents found at his mar-a-lago estate. trump's lawyers argue he was legally allowed to hold

ask stephanie, go see toups about her blue toyota tacoma and called the trucker prized possession.s why it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and walk the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen. they dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure. 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> there's just driving around as if it was her own vehicle. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was

ask stephanie goose eat hoops about her blue toyota tacoma and she'll call the trucker prized possessionafter shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and walk the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen. dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure. 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think the suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> there's just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was returned to its owner. >> you can understand when you're a victim

defiance zoo and aquarium in tacoma, washington. the anteaters name is gonzo. zoo keeper say he's 8 years old. and according to a recent article from the zoo, he also likes to eat. >> apple cider vinegar banana cubes. that is a pampered. is awfully not but hey, i hope you have a great weekend. you too. and everybody at home you agree we can to. stephanie will be here this weekend. yes, your show. yeah. we'll see her at 07:00am then. thanks so much for joining us. thanks so much for joining us. have a great afternoon. when you host, your bathroom can feel like a revolving door... keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odors for 45 days. so even after every flush... you know your bathroom smells amazing. ♪ lalalalala ♪ fact. she intimidated you and kind of put pressure on you to sign a document you didn't want to sign? you would be surprised. you would actually be surprised. speaker: hot bench. judge rachel juarez, judge michael corriero, judge yodit tewolde. three judges, three opinions, one verdict.

it happened last night after flight landed at the seattle tacoma international airport from cancun, mexico. the aircraft was carrying nearly 200 people. investigators say the fire started when electrical cord plugged into the plane shorted out. delta airlines says everyone was able to get off the plane safely. we're taking a live look outside here at our camera showing us what's going on here in san francisco. there's what the transamerica pyramid looks right now. you can see that fog kind of well a rolling out and we have lots of wind as well out there. but the blue skies also coming back. so we're going to be joined now by our meteorologist kyla grogan to go on what's going on for the rest the day that fog going. and know, well, it's it's all about that may gray in the morning and then the sunshine in the afternoon, right? so that kind of we're going to be thing that you can see just how the blues kind of peaking. >> here at the golden gate bridge with a cloud been hanging on for a majority of the day. and that's keeping things cool in san francisco. you can see still in the 50's oakland

defiance zoo in tacoma, washington, according to a recent article by the zoo.pple cider vinegar banana cues. now to san diego. and they're released footage of a newborn puting funding pedal as she is talking in there and under tree. the san diego zoo wildlife alliance now saying the pedal is very adept at behavior that helps these animals did also known as the world's smallest deer hide from predators. the zoo writing here, she might be hard to spot, but she's worth searching for p two's are native to south american rainforests. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time. i see you again during kron for news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, thanks, justine. we have a great show coming up today on live in the bay. a local pastry shop that you definitely are going to want to check out. they also have a new location coming soon. and another amazing kid is joining us here in studio and we get a live performance, all of that live performance, all of that and so much more when liv

so that's a male walrus at the zoo in tacoma, washington.est delighting his keepers because he's illustrating the species entertaining mating calls the point defiance zoo and aquarium shared this video to show the wall making these noises very similar to whistles and farts, which apparently female wall where says find attractive. and this is a very cute cuddle puddle wildlife officials at the central minnesota zoo were excited to find this group of newborn raccoons in a hollow tree. the u.s. fish and wildlife service is sharing this video which showed this little pile of kits. it was filmed inside a national wildlife park. raccoons are born blind and deaf. but after about 3 weeks, their eyes and there are canals start to open. i've never seen baby raccoon before. that's all from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news. a 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, justine, thank you so much. we have a great show coming up today

. >> there was so much garbage ask stephanie, go see toups about her blue toyota tacoma and she'll callcker prized possession. that's why it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and lock the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen being dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure. not 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> there's just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the tr

prior to that spent 25 years at pacific university in tacoma, washington the author of eight books, but his latest book, you receive the advice international book prize for holocaust. he serves as an expert witness in war crimes. but today the conversation will also center along around his book, ordinary men. alex is characterized a book everyone should have on their bookshelf. so she didn't say that publicly. i said that publicly. so that over it. let's give a warm welcome to alex and dr. brown. well, i'm very happy to say that publicly. it's just such an honor to have you here. anybody who's had any thing to do at all with holocaust studies, indeed, world war two, history must certainly have come across chris's books. i'm holding ordinary man, which is going to be the basis of our discussion, simply because chris has done so much work this field and and has written so much and lectured so many places and so on, that it would be impossible to actually even begin to cover his contribution to this field of study. i think ordinary men is one of those turning points and fact, we have a lot