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it s pretty, sort of, the blanks are filled in. what i seem to feel more and more, as time goes by, is grateful. woodruff: those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. wooduff: the nation of greece ran out of bailout money today and defaulted on a major debt repayment. the athens government submitted a last-minute proposal to keep the bailout alive, but it made little headway. despite the uncertainty, u.s. markets avoided new losses. the dow jones industrial average gained just over 20 points to close back above 17,600. the nasdaq rose 28 points, and the s&p 500 added five. we ll have an update from greece, later in the program. the u.s. supreme court is going to decide wheth ....
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wenachy. those who returned home today found little to salvage. more than a dozen large fires are burning in the west tonight and joanna small of our seattle affiliate kiro is in wenatchee. the massive sleepy hollow wildfire burned through the canyons and hills of central washington state destroying 24 homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. the blaze ignited in brush and quickly spread when embers blew into downtown wenned atchee. incident commander nathan rabe said wind was their biggest problem. as this fire extended with the winds that they had it threw embers and stuff downwind. reporter: in the hardest hit neighbor of broad view, fire crews worked through the night sunday hosing down houses. jon dominguez left when the fire started approaching his house sunday night. oh, my god this power is so impressive. big orange dploa, kind of a fireball, and a lot of black smoke billowing. reporter: he returned home monday to rubble. this is all i have now is i ....
west of tokyo due to a reported fire around 11:30 a.m. local time. both of the dead were found in the front car. witnesses said a man poured a flammable liquid from a plastic container onto himself and set fire with a lighter. about 800 passengers were on board. they were told to stay inside the car until the preliminary police investigation was over. with no electricity or air conditioning, it took more than two hours before the train began service. translator: soon after i heard that someone poured an oil-like liquid, i started moving back. everyone in the first car moved to the second or third car. i didn t see any fire. the smell was awful like some kind of gasoline. translator: i saw a child who looked covered in smoke. he escaped from the second car. he said that someone poured oil over his head and set himself on fire. using a lighter. reporter: police found a copy of a driver s license on the dead man showing the identity of a 71-year-old. they re trying t ....
plane plowed into a residential neighborhood. the c-130 struck to homes and a hotel before bursting into a ball of flame. but first, uncertainty is growing by the hour in greece this after the greeks have refused a proposed bailout. in a bid to rescue its crisis -ridden nation, the international bailout expires in a midnight deadline. there will be a referendum on sunday the looks set to determine greece s future in the eurozone. we go live to athens. growing uncertainty, we have been saying today. what reactions have there been to the greek proposals they have put on the table this evening? reporter: we are hearing that the eurogroup meeting the conference that was held earlier today, is set to continue tomorrow morning to give enough time to the finance ministers of all the respected respective countries to examine the greek proposal and see what the differences are with previous ones and if there is any chance at this 11th hour offer actually leading to any sort of ....