captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in 1992, there were more than 75 suspicious fires set in seattle, washington during a six-month period of time. all appeared deliberately set. it was the biggest arson case in american history, solved with behavioral profiling, hypnosis and the piece of art. >> on the night of august 9th, 1992, firefighters outside seattle, washington, face a disaster. three churches were engulfed in flames at the same time just a few miles from one another. >> when we arrived, the fire was probably at its peak. the flame were shooting above the sank wary which was a very large sanctuary. >> the next morning, parishioners arrived to find their church in ruins. the reverend made an unusual decision. he would conduct services anyway. the park is lot was turned into a make shift church and in the midst of smoking embers, the congregation held their sunday service. >> as i looked in the faces of my parishioners, you could see the sorrow. many were kril. they thought this can't be true. >> arson dogs were brought in to look for traces of flammable liquids. they found none. and chem

into seattle, washington, where the city council has passed an ordinance to phase in a $15 and hour minimum wage, the highest for major city in the united states. >> today's message is clear. if we organize as workers, as the labor movement with a socialist strategy thomas we can tackle income inequality and social injustice. 15 in seattle is just a beginning. we have an entire world to win solidarity. >> we will speak with socialist seattle city council member kshama sawant. and we look at the new epa regulations on coal power plants. today go far enough? -- do they go far enough? all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the obama administration is seeking to contain the congressional backlash over prisoner exchange the saw the release of american soldier bowe bergdahl for five taliban leaders. on wednesday, top intelligence and military officials held a closed-door briefing for the entire senate, showing them a recent video of bergdahl in declining health. the administration says the video helped spur action to wi

one person is dead, three others wounded after a gunman opened fire at a college campus in seattle, washington. the suspect is not a student at seattle pacific university, and they haven't given a possible motive. he's been arrested and faces murder charges. cnn's anderson cooper spoke with an eyewitness. >> where were you when the shooting began i should ask? >> a couple classes down. >> what did you hear? >> i heard two loud but muffled shots, what i believed were helium balloons were popping. this is a science building, so i ran out to join a classroom, because i thought it was another professor giving a demonstration. i walked into the hallway and saw a classmate of mine running frantically saying someone had been shot. so i had to go back inside the classroom and tell the students to conduct this as it were a test. >> one individual entered the school with a shotgun, proceeded to fire several rounds. a student monitor who works inside of that facility observed the suspect reloading the shotgun and was able to stop the individual at that point. pepper sprayed that person, then got them to

police for more than 24 hours after allegedly killing the officers wednesday. >>> police in seattle washingtone identified the man who opened fire on a college campus there. he is being identified as 26-year-old aaron ebarra. one person was killed and three others wounded. police have not discussed a possible motive here either. they say he was not a student at seattle pacific university. >>> north korea says it has detained another tourist. the state-run news agency says the man has been investigated for acts deemed inappropriate for tourists. they report he left a bible in a hotel. >>> now back to our top story. world leaders are in france right now to mark the 70th anniversary of d-day. french president francois hollande is at a ceremony honoring civilians who died in a battle of normandy. showing you live pictures of the president continuing his remarks. moments ago he said this battle was one of the most decisive in history. later he'll meet up with u.s. president barack obama at the american cemetery where many soldiers who died that day are buried. jim bitterman joins us again where cer

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. >>> in the early 1990s, seattle, washington was one of the fastest growing cities in the country. a nurse left seattle on vacation and never left. >> she bloomed, just like a flower. you could not believe how she looked and how she talked. and she giggled and laughed. >> but two years after renee moved to seattle, tragedy struck on a cold february night. a fire broke out in her apartment. when firefighters extinguished the blaze they found renee's body. >> the victim is face down, arms to the side, legs apart. an ice pick was found between her legs. most of her clothes had been torn off. there were only remnants of a shirt that she had been wearing. >> renee had been gagged and bound. and appeared to have been strangled to death before the fire. the origin of the fire showed a possible motive. >> it appears that the fire had been lit between renee powell's legs. >> although there were no signs of forced entry, renee's purse and credit cards were missing. and all her electronic equipment was missing, like her tv and vcr. >> she had recently been doing laundry because there was laund

the story we got from seattle, washington.a look at this video of these young kids abusing a 9-pound puppy. that puppy is bela, a german shepherd mix. you're probably wondering why this video was . ar these children abusing this dog and decided to spring into action. kyra spoke to the woman, her name is brandi lucky. >> i seen them beat her on the head and kick her. i see this going on outside. makes me wonder what's going on inside. >> she called authorities why her boyfriend shot the video. >> i'm thinking like you' you're filming and that's great but you should be calling somebody and i'm glad they were teaming you. >> obviously there are parents here because these are kid at a home with the new puppy. were the parents contacted. >> when authorities from animal services showed up they did remove the puppy from the home and they do want the county prosecutor to file charges against the dog owner, meaning the mother of the children, because they think that the mother must have been aware that this was happening in their house

washington economy's doing pretty well. but in particular, the seattleconomy is doing pretty well, which i think is the reason seattle is the first city to enact such a high minimum wage. they feel prosperous. they feel like they can give the low-paid people in the city a wage hike and that's what the citizens elected their mayor to do and that's what the mayor's trying to do >> all right. gentlemen. thank you both very much for joining us. really appreciate it. gary better plus with the brookings institute and james shirk at the heritage foundation. >>> the purchase price for hill shire brands is fattening up, that is where we begin tonight's market focus. pilgrim's pride upped its offer for themaker of jimmy dean sausages to $55, valuing the company at about $6.7 billion. that trumps a $50 a share offer from tyson foods. the new price is a nearly 50% premium to hill shire's closing price before the takeover bid on may 27th. that was $45 a share. hill shire shares popped another 9% to 58.65 while shares of pilgrim's pride fell 2% to 25.34 and so did tys

josh lipton, "nightly business report", seattle, washington. >>> coming up, a landmark decision, the u.s. patent office cancels the trademark for the washington redskins. the cost could be huge for the third most valuable football franchise. >>> and finally tonight, a major blow to the washington redskins. the u.s. patent office cancelled the nfl team's federal trademark, a big step in what some hope will pressure the franchise to finally change the name. hampton pearson has more. >> reporter: the patent office ruling says the washington redskins should lose federal trademark protection because the name redskins is disparking to native americans. the campaign to change the team name has gained momentum with statements in recent months from president obama, civil rights groups, and lawmakers from both parties. today on the senate floor, majority leader harry reid called on red skin's owner daniel snide tore change the team name. >> this is extremely important to native americans all over the country, they no longer use this name. it's racist. daniel snider says it's about tradition. i

she apparently assaulted her sister and her nephew at her home in seattle, washington.fficers say a woman would not stop hitting people and appeared intoxicated and upset. >>> former baylor center and nba draft prospect isiah austin will never play basketball again. during genetic testing for the draft, austin was diagnosed with a syndrome that's a genetic connective tissue disorder that could put him at life-threatening risk if he plays. the potential second rounder with the longest wing span of any prospect at 7 1/2 feet. >>> carmelo anthony wants to terminate the one year left on his contract. who could be vying for him? anthony wants to be on a championship contending team. >>> the same goes for lebron james. more speculation of returning to cleveland fueled by a photo recently posted by his wife. amanda james posted this photo to her instagram with the _#home sweet home. he already has two rings with miami. oh, but he says not this last season. boo hoo. >>> michelle wie is the new women's open champion. she beat the machine one woman player, stacy lewis. wie was ra

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messages during surgery arthur zilber seen as an anesthesiologist at swedish medical center in seattle washington state department of health says he compromised patient safety due to his preoccupation with sexual matters while and the alarm and if that's not bad enough apparently the doctor had been sexting a patient and that includes sending a selfie where he was dressed in hospital scrubs all exposing himself according to a seattle t.v. station one of those text messages read i'm hella busy with c. sections but sexting is not the doctor's only problem police say is overseen illegally prescribe painkillers to patients one of which he's accused of having sex with at work without evaluating or diagnosing them the hospital says they are investigating the behavior and silverstein's medical license has been suspended. and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash our team america check out our website our dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at amir david and see very back here at eight pm thanks for watching. i think. this story is either abou

messages during surgery arthur silverstein is an anesthesiologist at swedish medical center in seattle washington state department of health says he compromised patient safety due to his preoccupation with sexual matters while in the o.r. and if that's not bad enough apparently the doctor had been sexting none other than a patient and that includes sending a selfie where he was dressed in hospital scrubs while exposing himself according to a seattle t.v. station one of his text messages read i'm hella busy with c. sections but sexting is not the doctor's only problem police say silverstein illegally prescribe painkillers to patients one of which he's accused of having sex with add work without evaluating or diagnosing them. the hospital says they are investigating the behavior and silverstein's medical license has been suspended. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is comedian chris hardwick there's a part of what's to come when you will as you said a lot of common problems this is a little like probably ought to be left alone left right yeah i t

today's contestants are a virologist from seattle, washington...rchitectural project manager from atlanta, georgia... and our returning champion, a newspaper columnist from westlake village, california... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you all very much. thank you, johnny. hello, everyone, and welcome to our show. our champion is a soft-spoken newspaper columnist, who is obviously very well-read. otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to earn that much money on yesterday's program. shy -- just a little shy of $30,000. brian and angie, you are the newcomers, so i welcome you. welcome back, troy. let's go to work in the first round, shall we? let's see what happens with these categories today... followed by... and finally... champ, you go first. i'll take quirky news for $200, please. angie. what is a kiss? that's it. quirky news, $400. a game design professor played this classic atari game on the side of a skyscraper in 2013, setting a world record. angie. what is "pong"? "pong," yes.

the ceo jeff bezos unveiling the phone at an event in seattle, washington.in terms of the phone, 4.7 inch display. talk a lot about the cameras, super fast lens. image stabilization to counter any natural tremors in your hands. he compared the pictures in his phone to that of his new rivals in this space, samsung and apple. speaking of amazon, executives at this event, they say they've been working on this project for years. they waited until they felt they had technology that set them apart from their rivals. they talked about technology they call dynamic perspective. basically, there are four cameras in the phone that track your face. it creates a sense of more depth when you look at the phone. you think gamers and applications for that technology. bezos took the stage, played a video game to give people an idea of the dynamic perspective. something in this phone called fire fly. fire fly will detect and identify 100 million different objects. so these could be physical objects that you could then buy on amazon. that's why some folks are now saying this is

she's facing fourth degree charges of assault and that is misdemeanor charges in seattle, washington.we are not looking at anything where we see a serious assault of domestic violence situation that ended in death. but when we see that, that's when people remain behind bars in jail and no bail, it is super source. and here we are questioning what happen. we don't know. people are claping they got hurt. and hey, my clients are the ones who got hurt. she was not the aggressor. >> and in the past she is misunderstood by the media and everybody else. she does have a past in general when it comes to aggressive behavior. ranges from minor to dancing with the stars where her personality came off distasteful to viewers and a lot written about. that but she had a domestic violence dispute with her now husband. how does that impact. >> the charges with her husband was that she would have been the victim. but she's a tough cookie and i don't want to play the gender role. john, is a tauf guy and she is a female athlete. there might be gender bis. >> she's saying, look i am a tough athlete and thi

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altogether, the waltons who own the walmart chain, could buy seattle, washington, and orlando, orlando would be pock change. >>> former mayor michael bloomberg could buy all the residential real estate in anaheim, california for about $31 billion. he couldn't add in disneyland which is in town but he could buy tickets for a quarter of the people who visit every year. >>> jeff bezos is rich enough to buy the city of napa. you can't buy the wine and drink it too. >>> the northern california city of bridgeville became the first town the be sold on ebay. credit the winning bidder, bought the town for $2 million but when they saw it, they gave it back. then kim basinger bought most of brazelton . bought it to turn it into a tourist center. but five years layered she o you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> friday marks the 70th anniversary of the allied invacation of western europe. d day, allied forces began to push the germans back across france. john mcmanus, if you book, the dead and those about to die, d day, the big red one at omaha beach recreates the courageous and har

. >>> a doctor in seattle washington is off the job today for allegely sexting during surgery, healthepartments say he sent dozens and dozens of graphic text messages, including c-sections, not only were they sexually charged and some of them were disrespectful and racist about the patients under his care. the doctor is accused of having a sexual relationship with a patient and his license has now been suspended. >> over here at the big board, with the big talkers. >>> tune into the nba finals tonight, you'll see another battle view broouing, the ad called proud to be, an anti-red skins commercial trying to get them to change their name. it says they call themselves many things, sioux apache, father, mother, patriot and chief. >> the one thing they don't -- >> very powerful mess able there, they don't call themselves what's you see on the helmet. daniel snider says the team name is a badge of honor and vows never to change it. >> there is sex education and then this, a lesson on dating, in a health and life class took an embarrassing turn in san marcos, keel, they asked eighth grade s

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richard kim, amy goodman, host and executive producer at democracynow.com and joining me from seattle, washingtonoted for the $15 minimum wage hike and is a member of socialist alternative, a community activist group campaigning for $15 an hour minimum wage nationwide. thank you for joining me, councilwoman. >> thank you. >> first off, this is an issue you campaigned and worked on for quite a while. i want to ask you how significant is this development in the fight for better pay for those who earn a minimum wage and for those who are trying to raise themselves above the poverty line? >> thank you for covering this issue. this is a huge and historic victory for working people not only in seattle but in the nation. look at what it talked b income equality, skyrocketing poverty, all the burden of the recession falling on the shoulders of working people while the financial industry that precipitated the collapse went scot-free and is making historically high profits. there's been a gushing up of wealth from the bottom to the top. what seattle has done represents a transfer of income of $3 billion fr

>>> and maximum wage. [ cheers ] seattle, washington, making history. $15 an hour for workers. >> that leaves me with abouts 3ds 00 to $400 for food and everything else. >> but not everyone is onboard. >> seems to be arbitrary and discriminatory. >> let's talk. live in the "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ? >> good morning. i'm carol costello. thanks for joining me. president obama firing back at critics saying the never have mo return beowe bergdahl. >> regardless of the circumstances, whatever those circumstances may turn out to be, we still get an american soldier back if he's held in captivity. period. full stop. we don't condition that. and that's what every mom and dad who sees a, a son or daughter sent over into war theater should expect from not just their commander in chief, but the united states of america. the release of the taliban who were being held in guantanamo was conditioned on the qataris keeping eyes on them, and creating a structure in which we can monitor their activities. we will be keeping eyes on them. is there the possibility of some of th

. >> seattle, washington, now has the highest minimum wage in the united states. the city council unanimously approved a rate of $15. the increase will be faced in starting with large businesses in 2017. the federal min month wage is $7.25. >>> the israeli government says they are extremely disappointed that the u.s. is working with a palestinian government. the government was sworn in. the u.s. says it will continue its financial aid to the palestinian authority because the cabinet is free from influence from hamas. >>> an american pro football legend is suing the league. hall of fame quarterback dan ma rhiya marino is among the others who are suing the nfl. back in january a judge rejected a $760 million settlement involving thousands of players. the judge said, not enough money. >>> well, the government says it's a chance for citizens to choose their next president. others say it's a political farce. >>> also, abdicating the thrown. why activists are demanding the end of the monarchy. >>> the u.s. president takes his strongest action against climate change. no

thousands turning out in california, seattle, washington, d.c., dupont circle for the big huge watch parties and we have fox team coverage of all of this today with katv reporter christine o'donnell. hi, christine. >> reporter: hey gretchen. it's so much fun out here. people celebrating because yes, indeed fans right now of usa advance to the final round along with jerome. i'm standing here with sergio. how was the game. >> it was a good game. knew it would be a hard match. we got it done. they fought until the end. we got to keep it going. we still believe we got it. we're going against belgium. we can do this. we got to get through it. >> reporter: thank you so much, sergio. so many people out here. thousands for a live viewing party out here. what do you think, honey, how was the came today? was it a good game? >> yes. >> reporter: what was your favorite part. >> when they almost made a goal. >> reporter: what did you think? >> it was a great game. we qualified. thank goodness. go usa! >> reporter: a lot of people crossing their fingers, high hopes for the usa after today. today w

. >> hoy saben que el hombre que ayer abriÓ fuego en una universidad de seattle en washington estaba a otros 3, entre la tragedia, resalta un estudiante que evitÓ que el baÑo de sangre fuera peor. >> Él esta tarde se enfrenta a mÚltiples cargos entre ellos asesinato. >> la policÍa dice que aÚn intensa descifrar lo que lo llevo a entrar al edificio de ciencias con una escopeta y cuchillo (hablan inglÉs) presuntamente le disparÓ a los 3 primeros alumnos que encontrÓ matando a uno paul lee e hiriendo a otros 3. >> estudiantes dicen haber visto casquillos de bala en todas partes. >> pensÉ que iba a morir. >> un acto de heroÍsmo pudo prevenir una tragedia mayor. >> Él quien era monitor del edificio, loro zoe e rociÓ la c spray pimienta y lo in movilizÓ en el suelo hasta que llegÓ la policÍa. >> estoy seguro que salvÓ muchas vidas dice este maestro que fue uno de los que llamÓ al 911. >> segÚn fuentes allegadas a la investigaciÓn, aron ibarra comprÓ una escopeta hace dos aÑos. >> en dos ocasiones previas en 2010 y 2012 la policÍa revela que tuvo contacto con Él tras los hechos que aseguran

fremp virginia to seattle, washington. he says the likelihood that he are ever going to appear for that hearing is almost nil. as you look at pictures of these young children here, bill. i think, you know, it makes the point. you're a father, i'm a father. children are children whether they are from new york city or whether they are from san diego or guatemala city and you have seen them at these shelters being run by the catholic charity, the sacred heart church just down the street from the bus station where so many of them leave from. kids are just friends. you is a see them pick up a stuffed animal. these are children who have traveled hundreds if not thousands of miles to get. you have to feel for these kids. >> i think every sincere person does. i don't know if people understand mcallen these aren't back waters. these are towns. we were led to believe that the border were secure. there were impediments to coming across the river. walking across the border. you said the border is a sive. that anybody can get across it

the move comes after the city of seattle, washington made history earlier this month i approving the gradual phase-in of a $15 hour minimum wage. ,nd the radio host casey kasem best known for hosting "american top 40 countdown" ending the voice of shaggy has died at the age of 82. beyond his radio work, he wasn't arab-american activist who championed a number of progressive causes from veganism to fighting media stereotyping of arabs. in the 1980's, he was arrested in anti-nuclear protest in nevada and slept outside in los angeles to draw attention to homelessness. casey kasem had suffered a form of dementia. he died sunday at a hospital in washington. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the obama administration is reportedly considering reaching out to iran to find ways they could work together to help shore up the iraqi regime as sunni militants continue their offensive. u.s. officials told

those with 500 employees or less they have seven years, fine dollars an hour now a reality for seattle washingtone next few years beginning next april. back to you, john. >> all right. as the motorcycle goes by. so what was the reaction from business? they had a feeling this night be coming. >> reporter: very good question. so many businesses over the last few months have been very quiet about this and some stick speculate that's because they have been working with councilmembers to phase in so it's not so hard on those that have small businesses that way they won't have to beginning say the beginning of the year hit $15 an hour right way. some of the larger corpses haven't spoke own this but they are now part of making it a reality here in se seattle. >> tanya, thanks very much. >>> there is a nationwide manhunt underway tonight for a san francisco suspected of carrying be pollution he is i e. the fbi said the social media associate is the suspect. what can you tell us, melissa. >> reporter: john, it all started with a search warrant on saturday in to this building, this apartment complex behind

. >>> a seattle washington dad gets to spend the holiday with his family after spending the last year serving in iraq. army lieutenant colonel stephan stall surprise his kids. his kids were completely blindsided here. you could tell when you watch this video. drefl a good way for him to kick off his father's day weekend. just a remarkable, touching story there. >>> he's been at the center of the jersey jam scandal for months but last night governor chris christie took a direct hit with humor. ♪ >> hear from governor christie on his tonight show appearance. >>> also, a group of local teens saved up to spend the summer at wildwood after graduating high school. now nbc 10 confronts their landlord they claim is holding their cash. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven su

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the 42-year-old faces 10 years if convicted. >>> developing in washington state some students at seattleniversity risked their lives to stop a gunman. witnesses say aaron ybarra walked into the science building with a shotgun and knife and shot and killed one person and injured two others before the gunman could continue. another student took him down. >> a student monitor who works inside of that facility observed the suspect reloading the shotgun and was able to stop the individual at that point, pepper sprayed that person, then got them to the ground. >> a 19-year-old man was killed, a 20-year-old woman remains in critical condition. the other victim is in stable condition. the accused shooter has been booked and faces murder charges. he was know it the a student at the university. -- he was not a student at the university. >>> tens of thousands of people drive by this billboard every day but an oakland city councilman says it has to go. cate caugiran shows us why in a story you'll see only on kpix 5. >>> reporter: as you drive along 580 past the mcarthur exit you see this. >> bunny.

. >>> the spirit of washington was traveling from seattle along the shores of lake washington when it stopped unexpectedly because of some work being done on the tracks ahead. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are slowing down. >> when the passengers looked outside, they saw more than just pretty scenery. >> witnesses who were on the dinner train saw what appeared to them to be a human body laying in the bottom of this creek. >> local authorities secured the site and found the remains of a middle-aged woman wearing nightgown and slippers. a blue jacket was thrown nearby along with an empty pack of cigarettes. unfortunately, there were no fingerprints, dna or any other forensic evidence on the cigarette pack. >> the medical pathologist who performed this autopsy was not able to determine a cause of death. >> the medical examiner's ultimate autopsy didn't show any obvious signs of homicidal violence. yet it was clear from the circumstances that she was the victim of a homicide. >> after a review of missing persons reports, police identified the victim as 53-year-old arlene jensen who lived al

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it is called air capitol city, so it was made in wichita or seattle, washington and ends up back wherewas made. >> fixed that problem. >> yes, it is supposed to be that way. >> yes. >> another major oops, this time it is for miss florida pageant. >> yes, they can't get this right. they crown the wrong contestant, yeah, you are miss florida. oh, now are the not. apparently they added up the scores wrong. >> you never know if they actually keep track. it turns out they do. they have an independent panel that looks like this, there was a woman who thought she had been soaking in the spotlight all week long but there was an independent review of the scoring, and they found out the the mistake, and they crowned the wrong one. in the end it was this woman the the real winner, vittoria cohand given the crown. >> i'm overwhelmed, i'm speechless, i'm just, beyond every imaginable emotion. >> she's beyond every imaginable emotion. you know that would be more entertaining story. >> tell me. >> if we had an interview with the person that lost the crown i wonder what she's saying. this woman here t