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A dramatic rescue in Southern California, where crews spent hours working to free a woman who was stuck in a storm drain about 10-feet underground. How long authorities believe the woman had been stuck there before she was discovered.

From season 6, episode 2: Matt Van Tuinen shares his journey with ALS and his message of positivity and encouragement.

From season 6, episode 2: the woman behind one of the most iconic races in the world, shares her efforts to bring more women into the competition and shares her own story of building in her industry.

From season 6, episode 2: sporting equipment company Babolat hosted the Palisades tennis teams at the BNP Paribas Open, helping the young people who've endured so much to focus on the game they love

From season 6, episode 2: Hall-of-fame tennis player Kim Clijsters spent time at the BNP Paribas Open encouraging the next generation of athletes.

From season 6, episode 2: Kathy Sullivan talks about her incredible accomplishments and her continued efforts to encourage young girls and women to seek out careers in STEM.

KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes sit down with Melissa Michelson, Political Science Professor at Menlo College, to discuss the special elections underway and what it means for the current administration.

Tonight, we will examine closely how the US military is beefing up security along the West's southern border. They have a mobile surveillance system in tow. See how they're putting it to work in Arizona. And, space tourists make a splash in the west. We have their return to Earth after a wild ride.

President Trump's tariffs are already impacting how some construction companies in the PNW do business. What they're telling clients as they brace for higher material costs. And-- a group of suspected ATM thieves could be tied to similar crimes, including here in California. The piece of evidence that helped detectives track down the three men.

Tonight -- we're learning new details about an unusual bust in southern Nevada. Authorities seized seven tigers from a home today and arrested the man who owns that property- what brought investigators to the home and where those tigers are headed now. Plus -- as movie fans continue to pay tribute to actor Val Kilmer, who died this week, we're exploring his special connection to a small town in the southern Arizona desert, the setting for one of his most iconic roles. We'll take you to the movie set that still stands there today.

Recent federal cuts are putting food banks in a tough spot. USDA announced $1 billion in cuts including funding that supports local food programs. West Coast Wrap looks at how food banks in Utah are bracing for the impacts.