the "seattle times" will run an excerpt in the magazine decembe. but i highly recommended, anybody interested should read it. thank you very much for coming. [applause]

signs and sounds like seattle. now coming if it was some marxist academic writing that i could it be less startling, but it's coming from a business reporter. so it's just kind of a stunning judgment on the business world. do you think corporate america has lost its way? i i am a business report. it's a big question for a business reporter, but i'm business reporter who has seen the story over time and i've seen how it ends when i moved to seattle in 1998, and i was eager to meet you know, these great engineers that boeing was lionized and books like built to last and in search of excellence, but that was also this period of shareholder primacy that the business roundtable at the time said to clared as part of its corporate governance statement that the first duty of any shareholders, and that'll as long as you take care of profits employees communities the customers they can take care of themselves and fill condit was a chairman of the business roundtable and more recently. you're seeing that shift the business ro

at seattle children's running at 200% capacity. and some kids are getting infected with more than one virus. in ohio, wilder jackson was hit with the flu, then three other respiratory viruses, landing him in the hospital for four days. >> the fever spiked to 105 and he started actually hallucinating. he would look at spots on the ceiling and just start freaking out and crying. >> reporter: wilder was able to get the last open bed at dayton children's hospital. and david, this can all happen so fast. parents we spoke with say it's difficult to know when common cold symptoms turn into an emergency, but experts insist to call your doctor if you notice these important warning signs. fast or short breathing. if your child starts making grunting sounds. or if their skin color starting changing color due to a lack of oxygen. david? >> all right, whit johnson in houston for us. >>> we're going to turn to the economy tonight. president biden in syracuse, new york, celebrating the new numbers on the economy today. unexpected good news on gdp

paul minnesota he lived in seattle with his wife and two children. a former math teacher a country which are t to "forbes" magazine and a pulitzer prize winner for the seattle times. he said the state since 2003. they are here to discuss peters book "flying blind" the 737 max tragedy and the fall of boeing. pleaseoi join me me in welcoming sub 13 and peter robison. [applause] -- dominic gates and peter robison. [applause] >> thank you. first of all thank you all for coming. i am sub 13 and this is a bit teen and before i start throwing questions out. me say a few things about the book. i'd like to begin by talking about the subtitle of the book in the fall of knowing and recalling the great legacy and what it means to this region and to the world. boeing gave the region all the blue-collar jobs and all the advance to engineering work that was world class. he was here for 100 years and generations of families had grown up with owing. boeing and it gave the world an iconic jetliner like the 747. so this is a company that has given the world a great dea

the threat is seattle, right? but if you are bringing in all of those up dependents everywhere else, can be up dependents, you can afford to lose a little bit of ground in seattle and, unfortunately, the reality is abortion is considered to be the number one issue here in washington state for some reason. again, it's not a threat washington, it's not going anywhere in washington, but democrats have really president bushed that concern pushed that amongst the liberals in seattle, and that's getting out the vote on their side. and that's where the potential threat is. tiffany just has to step up everywhere else. stuart: in seattle the number of overdose deaths has gone from 98 per year to 365 per year over the last 5 years, 318 already this year. jason, what's seattle doing to fix this? >> well, they're not reare versing their drug policy that legalized it, which is why we have this issue. instead, they're pushing something called contingency management which is just a fancy phrase for saying we're bribing addicts w

they also the offshore winds up in the seattle area. and that's why they were talking about all the smoke from the in the cascades burning and blowing that smoke back toward those populated areas. and that's why the air quality was so poor. it has improved a great deal that sea breeze has returned. you can see all those areas, although stations in green, those are all much improved air quality. in fact, air quality actually worse here in the bay area. then a much or going to washington right now. we've got some hazy conditions outside, improving air quality of life for the bay area over the weekend. all right. there's a lot going on this weekend. we've got a check on for fun things. how about the dog fay a fast in the bay area that could be taking place in oakland that starts 11 o'clock in the morning on saturday. dress your pet. bring them on out. partly cloudy skies. it will be windy in the afternoon. temperatures moving into the 60's about this when this is a lot of fun. the how low sarade that is also bring europe at all, dressed up

>> seattle in general as a market the answer to that is yes, brian. one could argue that a corporation is catering to its local market. this is beyond the pale. because, in this case, so the smiley's husband lost his eyesight in iraq. gained a purple heart as an award for his service. then honored as the first active duty blind soldier in the u.s. army by the seattle seahawks as you saw there where he was the 12th man, fan in the stands, the honor of contributing to the seahawks winning environment. and the seahawks gave him that jersey as you said. that's too much for the seahawks for that jersey to be featured in two second of her ad. i find it sass continue sinating. brian. if a company wants to be completely apolitical, fine. between the want to be perceived as endorsing any candidate whatsoever. as you pointed out it doesn't appear that the seahawks have been consistent in application. it doesn't appear they want to be a political they don't want their jerseys in an ad for republican. >> brian: but, will, are you still there? but, for example. >>

senior correspondent dan springer is live in seattle, where the fight is underway. good evening. >> good evening, no doubt the 4000 residents of chinatown are angry and saying this is way too big of a huge homeless complex, it will make a bad crime situation a lot worse and they were left out of the decision. >> residents in chinatown protest everyday to block a megaof had plex homeless shelter on the edge of their neighborhood, part of a downtown area with rising crime and scores of addicted and mentally ill people. >> you go at night, and you see drug dealers and people actively doing drugs, back when heroin was a big deal, we'd see needles everywhere and collect needles everyday. now fentanyl is on the rise and we see overdoses everyday. >> king county will add 50 tiny houses, 60-bed shelter. officials say there are 700 people living in the surrounding streets. >> downtown seattle for this shelter has more people experiencing unsheltered homelessness than any other part of the county. people want to stay in their community. >> this does attract problems, two year

in seattle and it was covered as if it was just yell. and there was lots of, like, media coverage and it was like, what's going on? why are these kids breaking windows? hannah. >> last week you talked about the shared memory of the cold war was like an ideological capitalism versus capitalism versus communism. is that the reason that, like, the afterwards of the clay triumphs also ideologically? even though that was productive for you? >> yes, i think. so you're asking, like -- the idea that it was triumphant was ideological -- >> thought of the war as ideological between capitalism versus communism? >> exactly, exactly. there is a victory, there has been a struggle. one side has been defeated. we are going to look at some stuff [inaudible] some actual text. but -- spencer? >> i think, i think i understand [laughs]. i'm just going to, i think i'm going to [inaudible] have a conflict thinking, i'm just think i just [inaudible] give. >> welcome back to it. okay. two things to maybe -- three things -- to come to grant this before, that lead

a seattle guy. what else does the report show? >> reporter: this report is revisionist history as well as propaganda. never once does it, what happened a ride or even an insurrection so it was created out of lack of evolution in response to a protest. they are blaming police officers for the capitol hill autonomous zone, the cops had nothing to do with that. this was an armed group of rally goers who turned into protesters who turned into insurrectionist's. when you throw people out of a building and take control of the neighborhood, call it what it is. there was also part of this report that said there were no armed checkpoints checking people's ids as they were walking in and out, that is ludicrous. i've seen it, my colleagues at my radio station who are not conservative also saw it. a lot of this is nonsense. it's written by an inspector general is not a fan of cops. stuart: one more for you i find incredible. a new policy could mandate seattle police officers to allow driving under the influence, dui suspect to flee in a stole

and so like the event was only in seattle and it was covered as if it was just seattle. and there was lots of like media coverage. that was like what's going on? why are why are these kids breaking windows hannah? shared memory of the cold war was like an ideological capitalism versus capitalism versus communism is that the reason that like the afterwards the triumph was also ideological even though that was like a reductive view. yes, i think so. you're asking like the idea that it was triumphant was ideological out of the war is yeah ideological between capitalism communists exactly exactly if there is a victory there has been a struggle one side has been defeated. we're going to look at some stuff that grounds this and like actual text but spencer. yeah, i think i think i understand. i'm just gonna i think i'm good. i'm gonna chew it's a lot of complex thinking. i think i'm just gonna chew the fat i think. yeah. well, we'll come back to it. um okay, two two things to um, maybe three things to kind of ground this before then moving to the next just about like how there

new depleted seattle police department. thanks to this council member. it's a little ironic she's asking for it. >> especially the detectives ar way down in seattle. great to see you. thank you. >> meantime the fox new @ night comments commonsense department couldn't help but notice actres and liberal activist students are sarandon reposted a tweet today from homelessness activis thomas will showing a sprawling homeless encampment on the side of the road with the caption th crisis of our generation. common sense and thought was unusual for sarandon too shed light on something democrat sai accused we should note that sarandon has talked ellen to generous from her bursting george w. bush. sarandon has also retweeted pos calling police fascists and often brags about fighting for social justice. the commonsense department woul like to remind susan sarandon the homeless conditions that she's pointing out are the byproduct of policies by people she voted for. michael shellenberger the autho of the book san francisco which it documents the downfall of america's

we're also tracking possible record heat in the far west in seattle. senior meteorologist is here as he always is. >> reporter: it's all connected, that heat in the weselngns pattr the low over leup brinng multipleol in. freeze fm slides to the east a, albany thursday morning. blow freezing with temperatures in the mid south. 80 degrees in seattle. that's unheard of this time of year. most of these citiesing a record warm fall en route. >> what a weekend ahead. thank you, rob. >>> when we come back here friday night, news about the flu in the u.s. what authorities are seeing already. >>> >>> tonight, the cdc warning the flu is here in the u.s. early increases in flu activity report in the most of the u.s. they noted it's the "a" strain, which potentially causes for severe illness. flu season typically starting in the south and spreading north. georgia, south carolina, tennessee, texas all reporting hugh level of flu-like illness. the cdc recommending flu shots for everyone six months and older. a new infant formula refilm abbott recalling two ounce bot

a neighborhood in seattle, another massive homeless shelter built in their area. people there are saying enough is enough. >> sandra: a republican candidate facing some tough new opposition. her hometown nfl team and other major corporations, why the seattle seahawks sent her a seize and -- cease and desist order. >> i don't think -- they had the coordinated attack against me. and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and coinsurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare advantag

happened before in seattle , so they're definitely feeling the heat. you see the big high up to the north. you see the load of the south and we're right in the middle. and so with this pattern, we're going to be consistent with our forecast numbers for tomorrow, maybe a degree or two warmer, certainly in santa rosa, but most of us are going to hover in the upper seventies to mid eighties. really right through the weekend. so the forecast you see the fog, the coastal sections will be chilly. there'll be drizzly, certainly, and we'll find temperatures there all day in the fifties, and then you get away from the bay and obviously you're going to find temperatures a little bit warmer. these are the current temperatures, just a big push. marine air. departure from yesterday, fairfield zero degrees conquers basically saying last night temperatures very, very similar to what we're experiencing now the fog footprint in the morning. there's a bunch of it and then hangs out just like i did this morning. it's a slow burn off and this forecast gonna hold you right

that is the seattle mariners. so that is what they're hoping for. in seattle. yes maybe the land will get pretty far in the playoffs. i just never won the orld se i have a question about batman. batman is a man who dresses up like a bat. man-bat is a part man, part bat hybrid. now, if man-bat dressed up as a man to fight crime, would he be man-batman? no, he'd be bat-man-bat. but wouldn't man-batman just be a batman that was bitten by a radioactive man? but batman is a man. you're talking about a man who would have the powers of a man. that's just man-man. well, isn't man-man just man? but what if man-man dressed as a bat? well, that's just batman. no, if a man dresses as a bat, that's batman, but if man-man dresses as a bat, that's batman-man. (cell phone chimes) so does that answer your question? oh, i haven't asked it yet. oh, that's claire. got to run. i thought you were back with emily. uh, actually i'm... seeing both of them. you mean like through their window from behind a bush? no, i'm actually dating two women. later. (chuckles) really? the guy who for

it's a long way from seattle traffic. see an actgr that's great. more questions. [inaudible] >> were there any ah-hah moments while you are researching or writing your look? >> those areth two good questio. that's like a footnote. the first question what are some takeaways and we didn't get a number. you can choose how many you want and the bonus question really is something you can take from that. >> i think i can do it as they are related to each other through the most important thing for me was the biggest ah-hah was we are in distinctive ways of understanding other people and people who work like we do. they are these new experience that show you can map a whole graduate program or whole island of south korean figure out how close it will be based on how similarly their brains work. what i learned my ah-ha moment was when i was looking at behavioralta semantics and different ways of understanding people. i call it mirroring and that's one of the ways we talk about in the neuroscience field. primates watching someone else doing an action in your brain simulates

excessive heat in portland and seattle. our turn will come for warmer days but this weekend we are cool. emeryville with cloud cover. 54 downtown.

what was the reaction from the seattle seahawks. >> it's heartbreaking to see. we are not just taking down patty murray. we are taking count corporate woke allies who insulated her and covered her from any tough questions or holdinger accountable. my husband is wearing a seahawks game day jersey talking about the cost of food, and you can barely make out the seahawks logo because he's sitting on a high backed couch for one or two seconds. they sent me a cease and desist letter. it's unbelievable. it's everything that's wrong with our country right now. patty murray is all about dividing and conquering. that's not why our country is great. it's great because we are more alike than we are different. when we come together we can finds solutions that directly impact people's lives for the better. our family has seen that in our own lives and that's what i will do for washington state. >> he goes back to serving again. three kids at ages in which they like having their parents around. your youngest told you, mom, you better win. what was it like when you told them, w

. >>> a seattle detective is going beyond the call of duty by using chess to change the lives of young people. she uses the game to show kids in her community they can achieve more than they ever dreamed. here's cnn's natasha chen. >> how you guys doing? >> reporter: denise bolden goes by detective cookie. >> i don't know how to play chess. >> that's okay. i can teach you. >> reporter: known for her weekly chess club. >> i want you to act, not react. >> reporter: and for bringing sunshine to the seattle rain. >> i love to dance. >> reporter: the former model and soul train dancer grew up on the south side of chicago and saw how police harassed her brothers. >> they would get on the ground, search them and just leave, no explanation. >> reporter: she remembers a kind officer at school. >> we could come and talk to him about anything. >> reporter: she has modeled his community spirit and trust, rising to the rank of detective, serving seattle police's youth outreach program. >> you are -- >> welcome here. >> reporter: she mainly works the ranier beach neighborhood designated in 2010 as t

this is a seattle police adopte or drafted a policy that could allow dui suspects it to flee even if the car was stolen loading if the driver police officers are instructed to allo it to leave broadcast last direction of travel and complet an incident report. we are in no territory. >> it's actually worse than tha when you read the second part o this policy if an officer comes upon a car that is actually operating but the guy behind th wheel is past output of the brake a needle sticking out of his arm. at the officer is not able to awaken the sky, they have to leave. this is a clear and obvious threat in the satoransky report is even of this policy hasn't yet been officially adopted, it's already being used in a number of the precincts and officers have been told that they have to follow. people will die if they don't end this ridiculous policy. we have gotten so far to one side and not trusting police officers to do the jobs they're trying to do and then of course getting in less chances to people who should not get them. everyone seems to understand it dui suspects are dangerous. >

and seattle times are coming after tiffany. let's start with the seahawks. in smiley's game day ad her husband who was blinded beside suicide bombing while serving the country in iraq makes a 2-second long cameo wearing a seahawks jersey. apparently that's a crime. the seahawks were so upset they told the smiley campaign, it must immediately sees its unauthorized use of the logo. i kid you not t campaign compiled and put up the exact same ad but took -- complied with that and took out the logo. joining me now is tiffany smiley. the most galling part of all of this is that the seahawks, i understand, gave your husband that jersey. is that correct? >> that is true. he was the 12th man flag razor and, you know, a whole stadium full of fans cheered for him and were honored to have him be a part of that. it's really unfortunate. you know, laura, i don't think it's any coincidence that the seahawks, starbucks, and seattle times had this coordinated attack against me, because i'm talking about issues that are actually affecting washin

we've heard from presidential seattle even though just up into a few moments ago, president bull sonata was still sort of holding that infer more informal press conference, wasting no time getting back into the campaign mindset. the outline of the many accomplishments of his administration over these past few years, talking about the political alliances that, that he's making ahead of the upcoming round 2 of elections that are taking place at the end of the month on october 30th president bull. so not a we should know, this is a very kind of an interesting point that he made during this press conference following the results that were announced. president, bull seattle says that he was going to hold off on making any sort of statement regarding the outcome of the elections that took place on sunday until after the brazilian armed forces made their declaration. now, as far as we can tell, this is without precedent, it's out of the ordinary precisely because it is not up to the brazilian mil military to determine the outcome of an election or to determine the level of transparency of an e

mariners as a former seattle resident. gd they snapped that. >> since 2001, man. and it feels feels like seattle has had some good teams and good players but for whatever reason, they just haven't been able to get it done. >> and the longest playoff drought now belongs to the kings kings right? >> yeah. seriously. and they will get there this year. >> all right, sacramento kings.g up in our next half hour, students at cal on edge after trespassers repeatedly enter university housing. >> we are willing to come to the the school and patrol the resident halls ourselves. >> why some parents are taking matters into their own hands. > >> plus, final preparations are underway for fleet week. we will will take a look at the bay area's rich military history including how it all got s >> you're watching kpix5 news at at 6:30. >> now, some cal berkeley students living on campus say they don't really feel safe. tht is because people who don't belong there keep getting inside inside their dorm. in one case.a man got into the dorm and t

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possible heat records in the northwest, including seattle. rob marciano with us to track it all. >>> there's news coming in tonight about a new infant formula recall. >>> protesters arrested for vandalizing a famous va gogh painting, gluing themselves to the museum wall. >>> the cdc's new warning about the flu season here in the u.s. wha they're already seeing so far. >>> and remembering a beloved actor from the "harry potter" films. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together, and we begin tonight with the terror that played out over several hours in east raleigh, north carolina. a gunman, police say he was just 15 years old, leaving a trail of victims. the crime scene stretching more than two miles. seven people shot, at least five of them killed. the manhunt lasting hours. the first of the victims in this quiet neighborhood right here. the gunman then apparently fleeing to a nature trail. more victims shot there. residents urged to stay indoors in fear for hours. police rushing to the sc

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and the seattle times are cominge seahae tiffiny. seaha let's start with the seahawks and smiley's game at hers bl husband, who was blinded by a suicide bombing while serving our country in iraq, makes a two second long cameo wearing a seahawks jersey.the se >> apparently, that's a crime.ah the seahawksawkspset so upset, they told the smiley campaign it mus immt immediately cease is unauthorized use of the logo. i kid you not. the campaign compiled and put up the exact same ad, but tookok out complied with that and took out the logo. >> joining me now is tiffany smiley. tiffany, the most galling part of all of this is that sea thatseahawks i understand, gave your husband that jersey, is that correct? that is true. he was the 12th man flag raiser and whole stadium full of fans cheered for him and weref that honored. . yes. yo have him be a part ofit's tha it's reallu y unfortunate. coic yoidu know, laura , i . i don't think it's any, timecidence that the seahawks, starbucks and seattle times had this coordinated attack against me, bec

the seattle seahawks won a thrilling game over the weekend but now the team is making headlines off the field. threatening to sue a republican nominee giving her an ultimatum over a campaign ad. senior national correspondent is on this for us, so, what is the team, william, so upset about? >> well, the team says that what you are about to see is a copyright infringement. the tiffany smiley campaign says the ad is protected under the first amendment but the back story making a lot of people angry and many see as a double standard. so the seahawks say this ad spot illegally shows smiley's husband wearing a seahawks jersey for all of about two seconds. >> hot dogs, up 26%. eggs almost 40%. even beer. >> are you kidding me? >> the team says the logo implied an endorsement to recut the ad and they removed it. but look at where that jersey came from. it was given to smiley's husband scott by the team celebrated after he lost his eyesight from a car bomb in iraq, becoming the army's first blind active duty soldier. >> what the seahawks are doing for the veterans is what we all need to do, it's

she's trying to pretend that crime in seattle is not an issue. i looked up the 911 calls around a campaign event that she held to make that point. we had a ton of 911 calls including a couple hours later a shooting. >> martha: thanks, jason. always good to talk to you. we'll see what happens in washington. thanks, jason. >> thank you. >> martha: so big news in the u.k. where they are about to have their third prime minister this year alone. former treasury secretary, rishi sunak winning enough support from conservative lawmakers to replace liz truss. she resigned after 45 days in office. her plan the cut taxes and increase borrowing to get the economy moving and to create growth ended up sinking her. the bank of england had to take an emergency action to keep things under control. sunak says he's facing a profound economic challenge and is working for stability and unity. now it's sunak's turn. this today tributes are pouring in after the death of leslie jordan. >> i'm the most sensitive person in the group. are you stupid, margaret? >> she starr

i live here in seattle the most liberal place on the planet, love it. but people i know and love stopk being able to talk across their differences. being married to ast neuroscientist the stuff that we knows gives a perspective on means to get have an opinion it shouldn't stay at the dinner table. i had that real strong motivation. and then imposter syndrome happens, the pandemic happens. we started getting close to the deadline i started talking to my agent i probably had half the book done at the 18 month mark i probably had half of the book done she's like listen it's not a big deal to ask for an extension for it's a big deal to ask for two. though a story short, five month extension and in true fashion i wrote the last sentence on the morning i turned it in. and if anyone looks on twitter and sees that picture of me crying my eyes out, is this a d messy or is this what it feels like? it was because i did it. there were a lot of moments at the top this is going to be a glorious example of what my epic fails when in my tracking incidents this is going

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excessive heat in portland and seattle. our turn will come for warmer days but this weekend we are cool. emeryville with cloud cover. 54 downtown. mount tam is 68 at 2600 feet but down below we have plenty of 50's. another day with slow clearing, no clearing at the shoreline. temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's at the beaches. upper 60's inland with low to mid 70's later in the day. i will talk about how cool it will get and how warm our week will be. zach: a woman and young child were shot in pittsburgh friday night. abc7news was at the scene of davie and civic avenues where there was a heavy response. a stretch of roadway was blocked off. the victims were found just after 9:00 p.m. inside a truck that crashed. children playing heard three gunshots and went over. >> that was scary because this was our first time hearing those and coming to see if it is actually real, like, we are not just hearing something. zach: we are told the child is expected to survive but the woman was critically injured. no arrests have been

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we didn't i've been talking about record heat in seattle, seattle hit 88 degrees, um, yesterday. that's all time record for in seattle for the months of october, clearly and by a lot by like eight degrees, huge amount of huge spread. so here's the system here that is going to stay to the north. the ridge remains in place. we're kind of in between this ridge here where the heat is up in seattle, and the showers were down southern california and we've got this week system offshore. that's just gonna send clouds are way so we'll get the heat filtered sunshine tomorrow and temperature slightly warmer, already. a little warmer out there now three degrees warmer in concord, three and napa overnight lows will be mild. we do see upper forties and some of the cold spots of brown. accidental which you know the usual suspects are in common valley. we're seeing some upper thirties are part of the upper forties in those coldest spots, and maybe a little to kill cooler the map, but still it's the days are getting shorter, obviously. and so the nights especially the north, we're getting cooler.

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. > >> 4th quarter seattle down 6, kenneth walker the third, he is gone. a 69 yard run giving the seahawks the lead but the saints saints had an explosive response. taysom hill on the direct snap and he did not go d, go down, it turns out to be a 60 60 yard touchdown run, saints win 39-32. seattle's record fell fell to 2-3, arizona also lost so that's why the 49ers are in sole possession of the nfc west. west. > >> why don't we score more points in atlanta? second quarter, radeon 3rd down looking looking for mike evans and what a grab. he threw through a tight tight window and evans dove and grabbed it. a few plays later, they handed it off. buccaneers win 21-15 to advance to a record record of 3-2. > >> in soccer, the final game of the season for the san jose earthquakes, they took on the sounders. look at this. tied up 2-2 which ended up being the fi, the final, the earthquakes and their season with a record of 8-11-15. and this late last night, down at stanford, incredible oregon state comeback comeback victory because of this this catch. harrison went

seattle, portland getting the rainle they'll take it. it's rinsing the pollution and smoke from the heat in the past couple weeks. winter storm warnings, posted in the mountains. this will traverse the mountains and, during the day on sunday, we'll get to snow piling up over a foot in some areas. monday, we're looking for severe storms and rain from dallas into chicago and st. louis as well. mary? >> rob, thank you. >>> now here to a somber scene in bristol, from across the country turning out for today's funeral for two officers shot and killed during an law enforcement filling the stadium at the university of connecticut in east hartford. authorities believe the officers were lured to the suspect's home by a phoney 911 call. that suspect shot and killed by another officer moments later. >>> when we come back here, the urgent search under way for a missing family of four. the new surveillance image released by police. >>> and the mystery in the backyard. backyard. the car buried for decades halfw. when i knew my injuries wereser. i made

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host: trish, seattle, washington, democrats. good morning. caller: good morning, everyone. well, i agree with the lady that called earlier. i thought the committee did a great job. i was particularly interested and fascinated by jamie raskin's comments. and in addition to that, for the first time we got to see what was going on behind the scenes. and that was illuminating. this was real. those people and how they kept it together to move forward to get that vote in, because they realized how important it was. in addition, i would like to say that the former guy really had a bummer day between the fbi showing that the documents had been moved in mar-a-lago, the supreme court shut him down, and then he got a subpoena. all in all, i think it was a good day for america in that sense, that we will bring this person to justice as we all should, where nobody is above the law. and he is not above the law. host: that is trish in seattle, washington, referring to that new video that we saw yesterday, behind the scenes look at their leadership, congressional leadership, scrambling to

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