seattle. most of them were not even paying me. it was just a way to get practice. eventually something opened up in south carolina so i got that job. it is a tough situation. i think it was probably easier for us starting out because newspapers were healthy and you knew if you could not get a job right away that if you waited long enough something might happen. >> i would echo that. i did the same thing except for selling life insurance. school newspaper, college newspaper, local small-town newspaper. my route was to go into the news our department. i worked at the atlantic constitution and the late 1980s. that was my foot in the door. that was until the job in augusta came open. it is so tough these days to get the job. so many award-winning cartoonists do not have jobs right now. i will echo some of the things mentioned. i am bullish about the future of visual satire. i am seeing some really exciting possibilities out there. the prospect of new media and the fact software and animation is ge

seattle was a k-12 case. this case is a higher education case, but in both instances the objective was to obtain diversity. no constitutional mandate to relieve past discrimination. rather, in fact, seattle, tacoma and while still were attempting to do with de facto segregation spent is that an accurate description of seattle? i thought in seattle before the school board adopted the busing plan the city was threatened with lawsuits by the department of justice, i the federal government, and by private plaintiffs, claiming that the previous tuple assignment plan involved de jure segregation. isn't that correct? >> that's correct with respect to lease one of the districts. but in terms of the program itself there's no dispute that it was done pursuant to a plan for de facto segregation. moreover, the question you asked, justice kennedy -- >> i don't understand and to that question. as to seattle itself, is another case they were threatened with litigation? >> yes. >> isn't it grea correct that te district court

seattle. one factual difference is that there was a school board there, a directly-elected school board elected for a short term of years. here there's a board of trustees. is that -- is that the distinguish -- a distinguishing factor in the case in which a principal distinction could be made? >> i think it's a distinguishing factor. you know, kind of sticking with how hard is it under the new political process. and i think the chart that we have on page 17 of our reply brief explains that it's really easier to change race-based admissions policies now than it was before section 26. and that's one basis. but i think the more fundamental basis is to say, you know, what seattle is about. and -- and if you indulge me, i'm going to suggest that seattle could mean one of three things. one of those i think you should clearly reject, and then the other two i think are --are possible interpretations that you could adopt. when seattle talks about racial classifications, it focuses on laws that have a r

wrightman which -- >> yes. >> but not necessarily a distinction in seattle because seattle you could argue, well, there are methods that are less racially divisive. >> and i think, and i'd like to come back to reitman. that fits into this framework too. but i think if you have any question about what seattle really meant, the place to look is the later decision in cuyahoga falls n. cuyahoga, the court specifically dimension -- mentions, and it also talks about the decision maker's statements as evidence of discriminatory intent in the hunter case at page 195. and so i think if you look at cuyahoga falls, it's already done some of the work for you if you're going to take the more conservative route -- >> but i don't see how -- >> -- intent. >> -- the argument would be any different here. one of the main sponsors of this bill said it was intended to segregate again. the voters in seattle were not all filled with animus, some of them just cared about their children not leaving, not having outsiders come in. i mean, there's always voters who have good intent. >> that's true, and there's

seattle. one factual difference is that there was a school board there, a directly-elected school board elected for a short term of years. here there's a board of trustees. is that -- is that the distinguish -- a distinguishing factor in the case in which a principal distinction could be made? >> i think it's a distinguishing factor. you know, kind of sticking with how hard is it under the new political process. and i think the chart that we have on page 17 of our reply brief explains that it's really easier to change race-based admissions policies now than it was before section 26. and that's one basis. but i think the more fundamental basis is to say, you know, what seattle is about. and -- and if you indulge me, i'm going to suggest that seattle could mean one of three things. one of those i think you should clearly reject, and then the other two i think are --are possible interpretations that you could adopt. when seattle talks about racial classifications, it focuses on laws that have a r

some are discriminatory. >> seattle and this case both involve constitutional -- seattle and this case both involve constitutional amendments. so why can't the law -- the law be drawn -- the line be drawn there? if you change the allocation of power in one of these less substantial ways, that's one thing; but when you require a constitutional amendment that's really a big deal. >> because that would still invalidate the michigan equal protection clause which has a racial focus that says you cannot discriminate based on race or sex, and yet no one would argue it should be subject to strict scrutiny. >> that's the benefit to a minority group. but what i'm thinking is go read the cases. you yourself seem to say these cases seem to apply alike to the benefits or to the discrimination against it. i mean, there is lots of language in seattle. >> right. >> you come -- now, suppose you take that and say, all right, it was meant in context; but the context includes constitutional amendments because with the constitutional amendment you are restructuring. now you would lose on that theory; but t

seattle decided to dig a tunnel underground and get rid of the viaduct entirely. despite opposition to the tunnel route, voters did approve the big dig in a 2010 referendum. the project is going forward with public support. >> everybody got what he or she needed, nobody got what he or she wanted. it was a compromise in the biggest tradition. he says this is good for business and good for the city. teresa schneider co-owns a furniture store practically under the viaduct. she doesn't believe it will survive the disruption the construction will bring. >> those of us who survive the construction project we're looking for at least another three years for it to come to an end before the construction in the tunnel before they start to build the waterfront, once that waterfront is built we'll have an absolutely world class waterfront. >> are the big projects like the one in seat are the motion cost effective? almost every project comes with cost overruns. because almost every project takes years to complete. boston's central artery tunnel known as the big dig is the most

every famous musician in seattle has been kicked out. >> seattle's 5point cafe. >> i don't think people need to carry guns to get a hamburger. >> at the urging of seattle's mayor helped recruit other seattle businesses to declare themselves beggun-free zones as well. >> if a lot of private businesses get together and ban guns, it makes carrying guns kind of an unfriendly thing in seattle and changes the conversation around gun ownership. >> this week, another business joint that conversation. the 100th since august. it doesn't take much to do it. sign up online and display a sticker. these businesses are taking action because the city hasn't been able to. >> for years, the city of seattle tried to ban guns in public places like this park. but the washington state courts ruled that cities have no authority to regulate guns. >> but private businesses can regulate. they can tell people to wear shoes and shirts and they can tell them to leave their guns elsewhere. >> we think the gun-free zone concept is kind of stupid. >> alan got lieb founded the second amendment foundation in 197 for. hi

one is a former seattle detective who has been hunting bundy for decades. he wants to know what he is willing to say about other missing women. >> testing, one, two, three, four, five, six. >> no bones about it, i am looking for an opportunity to tell the story as best i can in a way that makes sense to me in a way that will help, not just you or the families, but that's very important. but, also to help my own family. i don't think anybody doubts i have done bad things, the question is what, of course and when and how and most importantly, why. >> to me, the why never caught anybody. the tops and their mentality. we're stuck with you wanting the why. >> i'm not trying to convince you, bob, that you should be interested in the why. i think a lot of people are. i am. i think a lot of people are interested in why. people constantly will ask me, why? >> a lot of people are interested in why he did what he did. i wanted to find out as much detail as i could rather than that. he could have said anything. >> well, let me start with one. let me start this way. the

in seattle to go gun-free. >> i like guns. i don't think people need to carry guns to get a hamburger. >> the owner at the urging the mayor helps to recruit other businesses to declare themselves gun-free zones. >> if a lot of private businesses get together and ban gun, it makes carrying guns an unfriendly thing in seattle, and changes the conversation around gun ownership. >> this week another business joined that conversation. the 100th since august. it doesn't take much to do it - sign up online and display a sticker. the businesses are taking action because the city has not been able to. >> the city of seattle tried to ban guns in public places. washington courts ruled that cities have no authorities to regulate guns. >> private businesses can. they can tell people to wear shoes and shirts and tell them to leave guns elsewhere. >> we think the gun free zone concept is stupid. >> adam's group is collecting signatures to fight a campaign for stricter background checks for gun sales. as for gun-free zones, he says there are

but not necessarily the distinction in seattle because seattle you could argue, well, there are other methods that are less racially divisive. >> and i think -- i would like to come back to wegman. that puts us in the framework too. if you have any questions of what seattle meant, the latest to look is the position in cuyahoga falls. because in cuyahoga, the court mentions the evil of the discriminatory event. and i want talks about the decision maker's statements as evidence of discriminatory intent in the hunter case in page 195. if you look at cuyahoga falls, it's done some of the work for you if you take the conservative route. >> i don't see how the argument is any different here. ed. >> one of the main ones, some of them cared about their children not leaving -- not having outsiders come in. i mean there's always voters that have good intent. >> you don't dispute that point. here you have a district court holding that there's not even a material question of fact with respect to animus because there are so many reasons that could be advanced, legitimate reasons about mismatch and

not just seattle but anywhere in the west. sunday and monday we will get that change, especially sunday. it will cool off dramatically, even nevada. 82 in vegas today, 88 in phoenix. no problems whatsoever. only albuquerque has a chance of showers, maybe a thundern half of the country, much warmer in the west. very little airport delays. weekend forecast coming up. >> all right. looking forward to that. good friday to see you by the way, bill. >>> you take pills for pain, rules just changed. details ahead. check out this $60 million pink rock. it may be the world's most valuable gem and it's for sale. next. >>> welcome back. check out the official christening photos of prince george with prince harry and kate and grandmother and grandfather. amidst the hubbub around prince harry and george, it's easy to forget about the man first in line for the throne. the "time" profile, charles says he fears it will be a prison. >>> tighter controls on how doctors use painkillers, similar to how painkillers like oxycontin are regulated. the

some are discriminatory. >> seattle and this case both involve constitutional -- seattle and this case both involve constitutional amendments. so why can't the law -- the law be drawn -- the line be drawn there? if you change the allocation of power in one of these less substantial ways, that's one thing; but when you require a constitutional amendment that's really a big deal. >> because that would still invalidate the michigan equal protection clause which has a racial focus that says you cannot discriminate based on race or sex, and yet no one would argue it should be subject to strict scrutiny. >> that's the benefit to a minority group. but what i'm thinking is go read the cases. you yourself seem to say these cases seem to apply alike to the benefits or to the discrimination against it. i mean, there is lots of language in seattle. >> right. >> you come -- now, suppose you take that and say, all right, it was meant in context; but the context includes constitutional amendments because with the constitutional amendment you are restructuring. now you would lose on that theory; but t

that makes it 14-6, seattle. the rams have a chance to take the lead in the final minute of the game, but the seahawks defense makes a goal line stand to preserve a 14-9 win. >>> and a brazilian surfer may have set the record for catching the biggest wave. carlos burle took off on a wave near portugal's central coast estimated to be 100 feet high. now the wave that set the record back in january was estimated to be 98 feet, just minutes before catching the monster wave burle rescued a fellow surfer who nearly drowned. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," new jersey governor chris christie on the anniversary of superstorm sandy. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." superstorm sandy. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. so, if you're sleepingt in your contact lenses, what you wear to bed is your business. ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're appr

tennessee and seattle. pete carroll, third quarterback on the depth chart. >> i hope they don't get to him. fourth and goal. lynch. second quarter, the kickoff darius ranod. oh, no, stephen. no. it's worse. it's worse than that. he goes up top. oh, my. battered and bloodied and out. so it's the punter john ryan in for him. oh, no! he coughed it up! >> he hurt his nose, not his legs. >> jason mccordy picks it off. tennessee goes up 10-7. >> these kicks have to get tougher, man. >> seattle up 13-10. fourth quarter. ryan fitzpatrick. >> you have to stay away from him. oh, there's richard. hi, richard. 7-6 in his last ten games. russell wilson, sidney rice and the tiptoes? sidney rice, wilson threw for 257. fantastic job. next play, it's lynch. seahawks go on to win for the 11th consecutive time at home. 20-10. seattle, a short work week in arizona coming up on thursday night. chris johnson, 12 carries, 33 yards. lynch had 21 carries, 77 yards. here is pete carroll after the win. >> we made it rough on ourselve

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24 hours when you can see those slowfers coming i rain sh, rain on monday, rain on tuesday but for seattle we think you're going to be improving with a temperature of about 59°. southwest, red flag warnings for southern california. mofn's going to be a much better day. the humidity is going to be going up and we'll see some better conditions. phoenix 94°, by friday those temperatures will be coming up from a 76 that we saw earlier. for texas things will be improving. mostly small showers and there will be really clear skies. showers down towards mexico, towards the east as well. but central regions, san antonio at 88° there. temperatures 85° all across the board. for karen it's pretty much gone now but residual moisture pushing up towards the northeasterly. problems for georgia and the carolinas and atlanta at 73. >> kevin, thank you. crews are working to dismantle syria's chemical weapons arsenal. >>> and the capsize off the coast of italy, casualties could top hundreds. the premiere of... "comic books go to war" >> they were bombarded with shells as snipers were shooting at them... >

temperatures in seattle like this, tuesday, temperatures 52°. we are going to see a little bit of sun, saturday high temperature about 58. down towards the southwest you are seeing a change, snow over the sierra nevadas, you'll see anywhere from two to five inches there above 6,000 feet. phoenix, tuesday is going to be a very warm day of 94. thursday, we're going to see 76 going back up to 85 as we go towards the weekend. well, texas is going to remain dry, it has been today and yesterday, this is what we're going to be seeing for dallas, a high temperature of 83°. we expect to see sunshine all across the week as we get towards the weekend, we get a little bit cloudier and a little bit warmer 87° there. southeast, the remnants of karen can still we seen over here towards florida, a little bit of circulation there, things will get better for florida as well as georgia, you're going to be seeing that rain ending also. most of the heavy rain across north carolina as well as south carolina, and miami some spotty showers for you. >> kevin corvo. th

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seattle it will be cloudier on friday. those temperatures will stay in to the mid 50s and the sun will break down on saturday but go back in by the time we get to next week. now, down here towards southeast -- southwest, excuse me, we are looking at showers that cropped up across parts of arizona now moving to utah not bring too much in terms of accumulation there. but for los angeles, you will be cooler as we begin the day today about 72 degrees there, and then as we go towards the weekend we do expect to get in to the low 80s. well, the temperatures across texas had been diving, that same air mass has caused all the cold conditions up to the north is finally coming down in to the central part of texas, look at the temperatures there, we expect to see for dallas, how about 68 degrees. that is your high. san antonio you are going to be seeing still nice warm temperatures at about 80 agree dez. in corpus, 83 degrees for you there. dallas 68 as i said those temperatures begin to come back up. but on sunday, it is going to be

. >>> if the rams beat seattle. the 49ers will be tied at first place. the answer is next if that happened. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, go n't won a >> red sox are well on their way. >> yeah, it could happen in a place it has not happened since 1918. the red sox haven't won a title at fenway since the woodrow wilson administration. you know they are looking for more horsepower and they got it from that guy. matt holiday, john lester home run to tie the game at 1-1, but this is the only home run trot the cardinals fans would see. 7/2, seventh strikeout, four hits, just one run. cardinals adam wainwright. oh, it is trouble. xander bogard score it is go ahead run. the red sox could win on wednesday night in fenway. >> i'm just in awe of being in the world series really. that's as signature as it gets. i'm on the podium talking to guys with the whole world series thing behind me. i'm stoked. >> across town in the dome, the rams fan haves one eye on football, the other on baseball. third quarter, when russell wilson airs this out. that is an 80-yard touchdown. 14-6

. >> two years ago the seattle public school district developed a set of guidelines how to transition gender identified students. >> they are not going to be ready to learn and have barriers to learning without accepting who they are. >> while seattle schools have implemented guidelines, experts teleus transgender students feel marginalized. a report shows us that 78% feel harassed in school. >> zoe's mother worries about the future. >> puberty and hormones and zoe not in step with her peers. >> not just feeling but -- >> and growth in being. >> schools across the nation figure out how to meet the needs of transgender students. tanya moseley, al jazeera seattle. >> in california a new bill was released that would allow trangz transgender students to reveal their identity. on august 20th, >> some of america's most iconic national monuments will open up again in spite of the government's shutdown. the statute of liberty, gran canyon and mount rushmore. some private funds will be used to reopen mount rushmore. if lawmakers can't reach agreement soon, residents will face evision november

this time he was doing that to seattle's coach during a pregame interview. but in the game, the force was clearly behind seattle's richard sherman and this play. interception for 38 yards, followed by a short slant to the seahawks' golden tate. touchdown there. and then in the third quarter, qb russell wilson with another to tate. with this one right he, he is gone, my friends. 80 yards with a score. seattle wins 14-9. they didn't dominate, but still have the best record in the nfc. cowboys' owner jerry jones does not think receiver dez bryant screaming at qb tony romo is bad. bryant was mad he only got three passes in sunday's loss. so he went on a yelling tirade at romo and hey, just about everybody else that was in front of him. he was so upset about not getting more passes. >>> redskins' owner dan snider meets with commissioner goodell today, talking about the team's name which many native american groups say is racist. >>> 16-year-old golf phenom lydia ko can join the women's tour in 2014. ko asked the lpga to waive their 18-year-old age requirement. th

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louis monday night football ram host seattle third quarter tate down the seidlin. wilson pass under thrown but tate come up with the grab. second catch of the game. ram drive down 4 seconds left. fourth and goal. incomplete. seattle hold on for a victory with only 135 yards of total offense. game up on the 49ers. raiders defensive coordinator making news yesterday handing out the 1 finger salute to officials in the whip over pittsburg. apologized. disciplined by the team and perhaps the nfl league office after jacobs called for this supposed hit to the head of bell. appears jacob fighting for the ball and carver made his thoughts mostly clear to the official. the coach department condone this behavior but today he stood by his coach. >> i think he's done an outstanding job with this defense. i think he's a fiery emotional guy. and that's what is our players have really taken to that and i think they have embraced that. >> golfers love to watch different swings. season ending event on the champion tour, only 2 players have a shot at the season ending ballots and per

the niners gained a game on seattle. fourth quarter, seattle up 28-23, brun -- brown scores. hawks are now 4-1. >> cowboys and chiefs. tony romo, 506 yards passing. with two minutes to good he does what tony romo does. those late interceptions. 51-48 the final. 99 combined points. >>> the nightmare coin tore peyton's brother eli and the giants. david wilson, the touchdown run. copying my celebration. michael vick. left the game with a hallstring. eagles win 36-21. giants now 0-5. >> other driving monsoon in cincinnati, and the bengals completes the game with a touchdown pass and wins the game. 13-6 the final in cinci. >> three undefeated teams left. the saints, broncos, and the chiefs, led by alex smith. charles, 108 yards on the ground. kansas city 5-0, 26-17 win in tennessee. >> tiger woods leading the way, the americans continue to dominate over the internationals in the presidents cup. team u.s.a. leading 14-8, and the americans needing to win four to retain the cup. hunter mahan, center cup. leading 17-12, tiger woods, the two-putt par to close out. 4-1 this week. best r

louis monday night football ram host seattle third quarter tate down the seidlin. wilson pass under thrown but tate come up with the grab. second catch of the game. ram drive down 4 seconds left. fourth and goal. incomplete. seattle hold on for a victory with only 135 yards of total offense. game up on the 49ers. raiders defensive coordinator making news yesterday handing out the 1 finger salute to officials in the whip over pittsburg. apologized. disciplined by the team and perhaps the nfl league office after jacobs called for this supposed hit to the head of bell. appears jacob fighting for the ball and carver made his thoughts mostly clear to the official. the coach department condone this behavior but today he stood by his coach. >> i think he's done an outstanding job with this defense. i think he's a fiery emotional guy. and that's what is our players have really taken to that and i think they have embraced that. >> golfers love to watch different swings. season ending event on the champion tour, only 2 players have a shot at the season ending ballots and per

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louis monday night football ram host seattle third quarter tate down the seidlin. wilson pass under thrown but tate come up with the grab. second catch of the game. ram drive down 4 seconds left. fourth and goal. incomplete. seattle hold on for a victory with only 135 yards of total offense. game up on the 49ers. raiders defensive coordinator making news yesterday handing out the 1 finger salute to officials in the whip over pittsburg. apologized. disciplined by the team and perhaps the nfl league office after jacobs called for this supposed hit to the head of bell. appears jacob fighting for the ball and carver made his thoughts mostly clear to the official. the coach depart behaviorndone this behavior but today he stood by his coach. >> i think he's done an outstanding job with this defense. i think he's a fiery emotional guy. and that's what is our players have really taken to that and i think they have embraced that. >> golfers love to watch different swings. season ending event on the champion tour, only 2 players have a shot at the season ending ballots and p

millet is being suggested for the ninth seattle out of 11 -- seat out of 11 authorized. i'm not going to go back into the history of our exchanges when it comes to the appointment of judges. i can make as compelling a case if not more compelling than that just made by the senator from kentucky. but at the end of the day those who are witnessing this will say it's another he said versus he said. one of these -- what are these pritions politicians up to, who's right, who's wrong? i would suggest don't take my word for it and don't the word of the senator from kentucky. take the word of the chief justice of the supreme court of the united states. on april 5, the judiciary conference of the united states led by chief justice jonl roberts made its judgeship recommendations for this congress. the judicial conference is not republican or democrat, it's nonpartisan and according to its letter, its representation

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they've decided to wait it out in seattle. it hasn't stopped them from growing the network. they add seattle's dave number 21, the smith show are one-upping the joneses, living the gift of an ordinary name. >> the experience out of it. and trying to figure out what i want to do after the trip's over. >> reporter: komo 4 news. >> he seems excited about it. >> think this is only one of those people and not every smith because that would be trouble. >> an overnight fire in a montgomery county apartment building. new details on that, plus, what could help you the next time you get a ticket in the city. good morning to you, washington. tuesday, october 8, i'm scott thuman. >> and we're going to get started right away with your forecast with jacqui jeras. jacqui, fall is back. we stepped outside and it is way cooler. >> we've been weighting eight days for it. october, it is finally here. feeling so much cooler this morning. we have a little bit of cloud cover, mostly cloudy skies. 56 degrees at 4:30 this morning. a breeze out of the north-northwest at 8 miles per hour than will he

they've decided to wait it out in seattle. it hasn't stopped them from growing the network. they add seattle's dave number 21, the smith show are one-upping the joneses, living the gift of an ordinary name. >> the experience out of it. and trying to figure out what i want to do after the trip's over. >> reporter: komo 4 news. >> he seems excited about it. >> think this is only one of those people and not every smith because that would be trouble. . >>> you're watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >> good news for people who live in the city. they no long ver to head to the county to shop. >> a live look at a roadblock for if you are lolled workers and hoping to get paid later-- furloughed workers and hoping to get paid later. >> tuesday morning, i am megan pringle thanks for joining us. >> i am charley crowson. let's get to weather because changes rolled through and a cooler start to the day. >> you are right. much cool are but drier as well. maryland's most powerful radar not picking up on anything. .84 in the city so close to an inch that's g

and in a little town south of seattle, washington called seatac, washington where the seattle airport is located, the city council is about to te on a $15 minimum wage for the people that live in that town and that's mostly -- and that work in that town. and that's mostly going to be people at the seattle airport. now, the seattle airport is not going to move to mexico, it's not going to move to china. and so, they have the seattle airport where they want them. and they're going to have to raise their wages and $15 an hour isn't even middle class, right. and so, in richmond, california and in seatac, washington and in florida with the dreamers and in north carolina with the moral mondays and all over the country on college campuses there are these victories happening. small colleges are starting to divest from these fossil fuel companies. and so, you know, there are these hopeful signs. and if the media gave more attention to them, americans would realize change is possible. so, it's only because people are ignorant of them, they don't know about them because they're not in the mastre

seattle police said he lured the teen to the alley and got him drunk but the boy escaped by pulling a knife. the court believes he's a flight risk and set his bail at $100,000. reporting for abc2 news, los angeles. >>> you want to know if a sex offender lives in your neighborhood, right? thursday night at 11, abc2 investigators checked out the registry. we found sex offenders as being listed behind bars when they were actually living in neighborhoods. find out what the department of corrections had to say. >>> the man who confessed -- confessed on the youtube video to driving drunk was in court. his attorney said he deserved lean yency. the daughter of the man he killed had a different opinion. >> the message i do not want top send is if you hit and kim someone, all you have to do is admit to this later and get leniency. >> the judge sentenced him to 6 1/2 years. he will also have to pay more than $1,000 if fines and will have his driving privileges suspended for life. >>> boxes and boxes of tiew -- tumorric was recalled. inspectors destroyed the spoiled spice with cooperation from th

seattle. this week another business joined that conversation. the 100th since august. it doesn't take much to do it. sign up on-line and take a sticker. these businesses are taking action because the city is not able to. for years the the city tried ton guns in public places like this park. the supreme court ruled that private businesses can't regulate. people can tell them to leave their shoes and shirts and we can ask them to leave guns elsewhere adam it''s group is collecting signatures to fight a campaign for stricter background checks for gun sales. as for gun free zones there are thousands of businesses in seattle and having 100 sign up is not much to brag about. they don't stop crimes from happening and though coac they d people doing it. back at the five point, the owner says he has not lost any business. but he has seen threats of boy cots and bad reviews. for him declaring his business gun free is a statement worth making. >> it's a symbolic thing for sure. we don't think that by dechairing gun free zone that alone is going to end gun vie violence. ity it's a