joining us is jason, seattle talk show house.was predictable, take a look at new york, people are moving out, moving to florida. california, moving to texas and florida, people don't like what's going on in the hometown or neighborhood they are leaving. >> absolutely. same thing is happening here in seattle and greater washington state. at some point the folks just give up and you know, kudos i guess to the mayor in portland for stepping up right now and trying to do so. never going to get upset with some action at the local government level. the problem is you can tell people to wait, they have been waiting. they have been waiting for years, and the reason why the homelessness crisis is so bad in portland as in san francisco and seattle is because they don't really do anything until they have to. until they are effectively forced into some kind of movement. and the homeless people there know that. so all they do when they get swept from one location, they just go somewhere else and sometimes return back to the same location, the

welcome to a special seattle edition of "mad money. coming at you from the iconic space needle in the heart of emerald city i'm trying to make you money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach you so-call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me i come back from italy all optimistic and all i can hear is prego, i can't get it and misunderstand the problems facing this over valued market never mind the dow gained and nasdaq jumping 1.27% sometimes you want to tell these doubters as i did constantly strangers on my trip, don't give up the ship. there are good things happening including things right here on location in seattle where we'll be talking to the ceos of amazon and expedia. anyone optimistic is on the defensive. why? first, the bears say inflation is running ramped no matter how much better it is in the consensus, it just doesn't matter their attitude is the fed will keep raising and raising and raising up to 4 or 5%. what market can survive that pressure surely not this one. second, i keep hearing that earnings will fall we

perfect been to seattle pregame.that seahawk they're taking him around the field and all that. it's quite a sight when you see that guy seahawks. they're coming to town, right? they will be here this week. on sunday, 49ers again that they should have won on sunday now, when they need to win this sunday, go get the w thank you, joe. thanks for joining us tonight. have a for joining us tonight. have a good night. councilwoman dunphy, how do you respond to allegations that you look super sexy in your new suit? i haven't been elected yet. come on, kids! we gotta vote! honey, come on. please stop filming. i'm just excited! after today, you are going to be a councilwoman, and i am going to be a first husband. and if you don't stop filming, you're going to be my first husband. all right, everybody, come on! do you know what you're doing, kids? you guys are manning the phone banks. alex, you're in charge of that. why is she in charge? and what's a phone bank? that's why. phil. i got it. i will be driving 50 of our finest sen

are you seeing any shift in thinking of lawmakers in seattle? is anyone out there getting this message? >> yeah, there are. i think that many politicians are starting to realize the way things have been going has only hurt public safety and our citizens and victims deserve to feel safe when leaving their homes and when they are go being to the park and taking their children out in the community. they deserve to have safe streets. i think they are starting to realize that and we continue to drive that message as a society to make sure that public safety is got the best resources possible. >> todd: thank you for your time, it's a dire situation we'll be monitoring. thank you, sir. did you hear this? fired cnn anchor brian stelter has a new job and you'll never guess where it is. >> carley: and did you see this? >> e-mails, i use words like my guy or my chairman or the big guy. >> good. i like that. big guy. >> carley: the film the white house doesn't want you to see focusing a lens on hunter biden's shady business dealings. the director is telling

deepers in seattle on strike. the latest sign of the crisis.cide to stay are sometimes forced to make painful sacrifices, even taking second jobs. here's abc's mona kosar abdi. >> reporter: from picket line to picket line, this process repeats itself. drive. walk. chant. hold signs. rinse and repeat. >> we see a lot of faces, but who's out here? >> you're largely seeing seattle education association educators, you're also seeing a lot of community members, a lot of families, some students with families too. >> reporter: for 19 years, miche has taught special education to the students of seattle. but today, miche is skipping class and joining the cause, going on strike, fighting for equity, fair pay, and desperately needed help for the teachers of the country. >> so this is a strike, yes. but this is the work that we do. we're always out here for our students. not just on the lines, but wherever our students need. >> reporter: today was supposed to be the first day of classes for seattle public schools. but all the students are home because all

welcome to a special seattle edition of "mad money" from starbucker headquarters. my job is to the just to entertain but put days like today in context call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. it is a false construct created by the media and timid money managers stuffed into a cale dks cauldron of negativity the nasdaq nosediving 5.16%. the biggest decline since 2020 as people fled the stock market for greater bonds or frankly plain old cash look, i cannot blame anyone for panicking after we got one more red hot consumer price index number showing non-commodity inflation has yet to peak. look, i know it's a horrendous day no matter how you slice it and i don't like the action any more than you do i'm not sure how bad it was. but as much as i appreciate a two-ye t two-year treasuriry note is risk free becoming a powerful competitor stock i still think it's a mistake to abandon stocks entirely. y if you have spare cash, park it in treasuries however if you dump all your stock here you're acting out of fear and panic driven decisions rarely good ones when i say

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teachers strike in seattle on the day kids were supposed to return to class.janet shamlian is there. >> reporter: teachers walking the picket line, and more than 50,000 seattle students home from school. >> o'donnell: deadly shark attack. a pennsylvania woman on a cruise killed while snorkeling in the bahamas. and the obamas return to the white house. >> let me thank my husband, first of all, for such spicy remarks. ( laughter ) this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. onight, wildfires are leaving a trail of destruction amid record-breaking heat in the west. the california heat wave is stretching into its eighth straight day with seven states under warnings and advisories. the temperatures are record breaking. salt lake city and fresno, california, had their hottest september days ever. the brutal heat is straining california's power grid and power companies are pleading with the public to conserve energ

i am live in seattle at a starbucks reserve store. founder, howard schultz and incoming ceo laxman narasimhan i was just announced last thursday, coming in, it was big news in starbucks world, the iconic coffeemaker and the future of it now going to be run by laxman. it will be the first time having an opportunity to talk to him. i saw you becky earlier talking about brian cornell, to make two worlds collide, laxman used to work at pepsi with brian there was a whole period they were working together. so we'll talk about that and so much more. all of the various challenges that this company is confronting right now with labor and inflation and everything else, we'll also of course get howard schultz' thoughts and a sense of how all this came together >> that is actua actually a prey good-looking starbucks behind you. >> this is in a grlass glass. >> that looks like a guinness. >> is it just cold, fattening, iced fattening drinks? is that the new starbucks? and also i can't wait to hear you -- >> line us up. >> yeah, exactly >> i can't

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didn't want to be in seattle anymore. when i played for seattle, playing new york giants.w. >> that year we went on to the super bowl. so that crowd, those 12s, denver's the more talented team this year. they're going to need that crowd to make life miserable for russell wilson in terms of his teammates hearing his audibles and snap count at line of scrimmage. >> a lot to look forward to. we appreciate you. saw part of trevor's interview and joke and it went over well! >> take the writer credit. thank you so much, matt. catch monday's broncos/seahawks game right here on abc and espn 8:00 eastern and janai's great coverage of it tomorrow morning. >>> we'll be right back. this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blo

at least one suspect found dead >>> the seaplane crashing north of seattle. at least one person dead, nine others missing. what the coast guard just announced >>> the desperate search for a missing teacher. the suspect charged in her kidnapping but no trace of her tonight the new clues. >>> plus, the uk naming a new prime minister to replace boris johnson. how the queen will break from tradition when the two women meet face to face. >>> and college football is back along with a powerful and heartwarming stadium tradition. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas, in for lester tonight we begin with that breaking news on this labor day. the surprise holiday ruling a judge handing former president trump a legal victory, appointing what's called a special master to oversee the documents seized from his home that ruling essentially removing the files from the justice department's possession the move could slow down any further investigation into the former president's handling of classified documents. the doj n

i'll tell you what's going wrong in seattle, 50000 kids there missed a forced day of school, thank seattleeachers unions, think great job. the association voted 95% in favor of the strike last wednesday when students were supposed to be the first day of classes. teachers continues to strike for pay raises and other benefits. city offered arrays initially but they shut down fiery pans are forced to find alternative care for the kids or stay home i from work and risk getting fired so what parents do to fight back? i think they should put pressure on the city to fire all of the teachers and the reapply without the union. >> absolutely. fire them all and start over by retweets i saw this morning was from a parent involved with one of the schools there in seattle who said the answer is the state of washington is about 30,000 dollars a student in the seattle district to cut a check to each family for 30 grand for each one of the students and allow them to make the choice of where to send their kids. these strikes especially now, especially on the heels of the pandemic when such an interesting le

teachers strike in seattle on the day kids were supposed to return to class.ore than 50,000 seattle students home from school. >>> deadly shark attack. a pennsylvania woman on a cruise killed while snorkeling in the bahamas. >>> and the obamas return to the white house. >> let me thank my husband first of all for such spicy remarks. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, wildfires are leaving a trail of destruction amid record-breaking heat in the west. the california heatwave is stretching into its eighth straight day with seven states under warnings and advisories. the temperatures are record-breaking. salt lake city and fresno, california had their hottest september days ever. the brutal heat is straining california's power grid, and power companies are pleading with the public to conserve energy. the governor there sending out rare text alerts to avoid rolling blackouts. the dry weather has caused more than a dozen wildfires to explode across the state. sheriff's deputies are going door to door to warn those who haven't evacuated. we

the niners are on to seattle.w trey lance hopes to lea i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: elijah mitchell suffered a sprain in yesterday's loss to chicago. he will not need surgery but he is expected to miss six to eight weeks. he is hopeful george kittle will be able to practice after missing yesterday with a groin injury. trey lance had mixed results in his first opened a start. lance missed a wide open tyler. looks like an easy touchdown and was intercepted and sacked twice. he reflected on the missed opportunities and mistakes he made that led to a niners

we're high above the field there in seattle.o see russell wilson there in a bronco uniform. >> looking forward to that. >>> we have an amazing surprise. a deserving high school coach, there she is vanessa candy is the only female coach in the brand new seattle public schools girls football program. she is leading the charge to give girls equal access to the sport. we have a surprise for her ahead. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> first the queen's final journey. let's go back to amy in the scottish capital. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, george. the queen's coffin is here in edinburgh. and we all just saw king charles arrive here just moments ago. this is the first stop on a journey that will end in london. her funeral taking place one week from this morning. but today, scotland says good-bye to the queen. this morning, newly declared king charles and his siblings escorting his mother's coffin. after meeting with both houses of parliament, parliament expressing their condolences for queen elizabeth. >> i can

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the stadium in seattle is one of the loudest and nfl.ey are ready for the cameras to roll. >> our first moments on monday night football operably will involve us talking very much, because i think you need to hear the natural reaction and the layout and let the crowd carry it. >> america just rejoiced. kumasi: a new article out today in rolling stone claims the warriors were interested in bringing back kevin durant. steph curry said he would have been open to bring back durant who helped the team when two titles. he said he has so much fun playing with durant, who he calls misunderstood. durant signed with brooklyn after the 2018 season and requested a trade in the off-season before re-signing with the nets. contrary to popular belief, researchers in scotland found no correlation in eating a big breakfast and metabolic weight loss. the study divided 30 participants into two diet groups, 18 the most calories in the morning and the other a thumb in the evening. the study found no difference in the metabolic weight loss between the groups.

lance broke his ankle in the first half against seattle today . he has done for the season, but 49ers won the game. 27 7 behind jimmy garoppolo. and this was trey. lance only has four start the nfl. he would be lost with just over two minutes to go here in the first quarter. 49ers have three option play trade asides to tuck and run and he gets nailed role by kobe bryant and brian monet was pretty obviously was in a lot of pain. never got up. you see the replay , they come tumbling down on that right ankle, he will likely need surgery. and there he goes , and jimmy g. getting the word warm up. you're going to play and he hit the ground. chuck in second quarter now up six. nothing then it's garoppolo will lay a beauty right in the hands of tight and rust. weli that's a 38 year bomb and he dies and stretches for the 6 13 or nothing. niner d stepping up in this one, too. here in the second quarter, seattle driving a little bit of trickery, attested deejay dallas who will air it out in front of a ton of 49ers and muni ward there for the pick in the end

now go through the west coast cities because it is l.a., san francisco, portland, seattle and you ared we can write the script and rather than actually back away from these policies in a lot of instances it feels like they are either double or dribbling down. and i think that until people take this seriously on the ground and make political changes he will not see anything different and that's obviously why republicans are making a big deal out of this particular issue going into the midterms. >> mike: then there is bellevue high school and washington and it is the colonizing u.s. history class, what is the rest of the story there? >> here's the story, that they sign up for u.s. american history and it was the colonizing history that is told through a critical race theory lens and is left-wing propaganda and is said that it will cause students to experience discomfort and uses the text of the socialistic extremist so this is obviously not your traditional history course and had these parents not checked and actually looked at the syllabus they would have been duped into taking this co

of seattle fire because they were fired over the vaccine mandate.iven accommodations, so they're suing as a result of religious discrimination. i think they have a very good case. the city and frankly the state never intended to accommodate for religious exemptions for the vaccine. they also viewed this as let's just get rid of the unvaccinated. they're dirty unclean and happen to be conservative most likely. so this was a purge from a political perspective and as you know the vaccine does not stop the spread of covid so it doesn't really make any sense to even right now still have this vaccine policy in place. >> kevin: in the 15 seconds or so we have left, i imagine this is a har bon junior of things to come what say you? there should be more suits like this particularly for folks who were ungistly let go. >> absolutely not just here in washington but across the country. this was a policy that made no sense and being pushed by the same democrats who said our body our choice bodily autonomy, you can't have it both way. >> jr jason rantz for us toni

in the end seattle played spoiler to wilson's return.ssed a 47-yard field gold with seconds left as they held on to win, 17-16. >>> several new massive worker strikes are looming in america, plus could you soon get a check from the irs? matt pieper has today's "moneywatch" report. >>> stocks rose again on wall street. traders are making their final moves before a report today that's expected to show inflation slowed again during august. the dow gained 229 points, the nasdaq jumped 154 points, s&p 500 up 43 points. >>> 15,000 nurses in minnesota have walked off the job in the largest private sector nurses strike in u.s. history. the nurses say they feel overworked and underpaid and are demanding more nurses be hired to improve patient care. their strike is slated to last three days. >>> and there's a strike looming on railroads come friday, and already freight railroads have stopped accept about shift. some 50,000 are set to go on strike. >>> the irs is setting refunds. they're going to more than a million americans who filed their taxes

rachel: this is what seattle's like. i have family members that live in seattle who are moderately conservative. they just keep their mouth shut. if you don't like this, i mean, there's nothing you can do. seattle is probably one of the worst places for this. but yet interesting, we've been talking about this for a long time on this show and, pete, you've highlighted it. howard zin is the primary textbook in this history book. that's a marxist book. this is what parents have to do. i agree with her. it must be exhausting. pete: has to be. will: pete, kevin mccarthy and republicans put out plan for the election and four pedestals, crime, inflation, one was education right here. so addressing issues like this. pete: parents bill of rights. rachel: putting parents in charge but then joe biden went in front of the unions and now we know who he wants in charge. pete: he went in front of the unions and didn't say a word about education, teacher's union and didn't talk about education and talk about maga republicans and abortio

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to excited to have you in seattle.ing opportunity to take this landmark and use it to remind people of the fight against climate change and everything we do to inspire to show how it's possible to have an amazing experience at an arena like this with the incredible concerts and games hooare here in a sustaina way. >> i see a solar roof. a lot of people realize if you put a couple solar panels together it will heat a room or like ten light bubbles. >> this is 100% hower erpowered renewable energy we saved the roof. it was the original roof of the old key arena. it's 44 million metric tons saved which is an incredible carbon savings and historic campus solar there and on site and energy done at a utility scale. it is 100% renewable energy. >> i think we're thinking if it's done all electric, i can't be cool. you need power do something cool. >> pretty cool, right? this is one of the biggest led display of any arena obviously, when we don't have events, it's turned off to save electricity. it's a really cool experience to

seattle has dominated this rivalry.re 14-2 against san francisco since 2014. >> the last couple of times. it would mean a lot to have them come in our house and we will take care of business. >> i can't wait to come out here here and feel the stadium rocki, stadium rocking, seeing the people in the stands. i know what they can do not only to our our team, but to get this win for them. obviously play the way way we wanted to so we will come come out and show them what we are about and make sure they know that this is the 49ers. >> the 49ers are favorites in that game, 8 1/2 points. despite despite seattle dominating, san francisco, the early favorite. 49ers tied in george kittle practice today for the first time since injuring his groin last monday, so that is good news. as of right now, gametime, gametime decision, but if you don't practice, you usually don't play. >> we will see. and you are sticking around, because you have more at 7:30 with the red and gold report. >> absolutely. >> we will see >> it is a logo recogn

response fire 3. >> reporter: this morning, a deadly air tragedy north of seattle. coast guard crews responding to a plane crash in puget sound's mutiny bay just after 3:00 sunday. witnesses saying the plane carrying nine adults and one child descended quickly into the water. >> proceed to the scene. >> reporter: officials described the plane as a de havilland dhc-3 otter, similar to this aircraft, flying from friday harbor, a popular tourist destination, to a seattle suburb. >> these are rugged airplanes, and they're very, very reliable. even if the engine fails, they're over water. they can glide the airplane to a safe landing in the water. that didn't happen here, and that's going to be one of the main questions, is, "why?" >> reporter: investigators quickly recovering the body of one person and launching a search for the nine others while spotting debris scattered across the area. >> would you like them to start retrieving items in the area that they're seeing debris-wise? >> reporter: one official saying last night that all nine people unaccounted for were pres

they went into seattle. the seahawks beat that the hawks have owned the 49 ers of late with a 15 2 record against the niners since 2013. ouch. but the seattle players know how dangerous the forty-niners are and they will rest on their laurels. >> he's good to, you know, come and take a breath. the air realize what you've accomplished so far like on a monday or tuesday and ways that is back to work a time the ground and, you know, break down the forty-niners and their defense. i know they're coming off a loss against the chicago bears, which, you know, a lot of a lot of people are surprised about the game. but, you know, they're they're going to come in hungry. no one read to, you know, get a win under the bill. so that was our job to, you know, look, not let that happen and keep a you know, move the floor. >> he's been working out but daily george kittle update has him questionable for sunday's matchup in santa clara was limited at practice today. still deal with that hamstring issue and whether he plays sun

they would punt on the ensuing drive, but seattle's special teams questionable here. botched play and the 49ers recovered. ross dwelley, johnny on the spot, big 482. the niners score on the drive, never threatened after that. jimmy, the court a back sneak, late to finish his day. big smiles, congratulations all around for 10. garoppolo, onepass, one touchdown and one rush and score. the 49ers when the home opener by 20. afterwards, all the concern about trey lance and jimmy was very sympathetic to his fellow quarterback. >> i feel terrible for trey. i have been on that side. it is tough. everyone has their share of injuries, but that sucks for him. i feel bad for him, but he is our brother and we will pick him up. talk about coming full circle. i have been in his issues, that sucks going through that. it is tough as a young player, but he will come back better from it. if you do that, it will set you up for success in the future. that is what i am doing. >> seeing all the work that he put in from last year to this year, kinda broke my heart. i am praying for him. he i

a plane crashing near seattle. boats searching for nine victim overflight. a child among those onbod. our aviation expert weighs in on the investigation right now. >>> major new developments in the kidnapping of a kindergarten teacher out jogging in the morning. an arrest now made. what we're learning about the suspect's past. >>> plus, a wild ending in college football and a powerful rally at the u.s. open. >>> later, how airlines are hoping to use food to entice to you fly this fall. >> announcer: from abc news in new york. this is "america this morning." >> good monday morning, everyone. happy labor day. we begin with extreme weather impacting both sides. country. a new flood emergency in the east and a heat emergency in the west. >> today can be the host day yet. another record scorching heat in california. now a destructive wildfire just got even devastating. >> this morning a raging wildfire already devastating a northern california community has turned deadly. >> i have the job of sharing some sad news. >> the sheriff saying two people have now died f

a seattle school delay. 50,000 kids will not be in the classroom as planned due to its teachers uniontheir contract expired last week. the union's been in negotiations with seattle public schools for months, asking for things like higher pay and more support for special education. >>> it's the day apple fans have been waiting for. as it's done every year at this event, apple is expected to announce new iphones. the resume they're the iphone 14 will be 6.7 inches. that's not a pro model. >>> and american coco gauff is out of the u.s. open after losing to number 17 seed carolina garcia of france. the quarterfinal run was gofaufs best ever. for more news download our app. i'm matt pieper in new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, extreme weather from coast-to-coast. torrential rains and flooding here in the northeast to record heat and deadly wildfires in the west. more than 58 million people are under excessive heat warnings and advisories in seven states. multiple wildfires are burning across california as firefighters battle the flames along with the br

seattle topped the list with whopping 34% drop in home sales.arles payne, host of "making money" on fox business. good morning, charles. look, this is a concern for all americans, dropping value in home prices but it's acute on the west coast, why? >> well, it's acute in part because of the combination, it is an interesting combination, particularly seattle, san francisco, where you have these very liberal policies on crime, crime is running rampant. couple that with work from home. so you have got these engineers, saying we don't want to go downtown, we don't want to return to the office. the more they say they don't want to return the to the office the more derelict the office becomes. seattle seen 34% drop in sales, 18% drop in purchasing drop, 100% climb in inventory because everyone is putting their house on the market. anyone who may have to go into the office there, rather move somewhere else. the people who can work from home or work from home. it is a deadly circle. there is not going to be any change with respect to the violence becaus

geno smith epps another made in seattle. he looked good in a week one wi over denver.nfl his rebuffs remember to darius jackson was a quarterbac in seattle before wilson. how about the 49ers players can't today cover? would you care to take a stab a with the cornerback was for sal before russell wilson? >>> i believe he replaced matt flynn, did he not? [ buzzer ] peas what comes to mind is richard ash [indiscernable] is it that's what comes to mind. is it was to darius jackson? po, ding, ding, ding, very good pg one of the two before russel wilson who odesa was devised jackson? peas oh, my gosh. you at mcglinchey are the ones got it right peas i ask her played him so• we played agains him so i know for a fact peas and who is it to change to darius jackson. micah thank you -- miami-dade county crime stoppers at 305-471-8477 jackson? >> julie: deftly going to be different going out there and seen the seahawks without him out there. shot of the afternoo so far. here is a par 311. does it have a chance? no but it is close enough to where you just happy different vertical f

i mean, it's a substantial chunk of our income brown paper tickets easy seattle-based company musical works file. they complaint with the seattle branch of the better business bureau and then took it a step further and we also reached out to the attorney general of washington turns out christina and her team are not alone joel hoffman with the santa rosa non-profits compassion without borders recently gathered taking money. me after a year and eight months of waiting on brown paper tickets they held on to $20,000 in ticket proceeds for us. i kept emailing. him saying where's my money? where's my money this bay area comedian. had to wait a year for the proceeds of one of her shows for me to get my 281 in 2020 the washington state attorney general filed a lawsuit against brown paper tickets last year. they announced an estimated 45,000 event organizers and others would receive a total of approximately 9 million dollars from the ticketing company, but even after that lawsuit this year alone the better business bureau has received 162 complaints against brown paper tickets on the bbb's we

they spoil wilson's return to seattle.where the dallas cowboys are preparing to play the next six to eight weeks without their starting quarterback, dak prescott. he had surgery on his right thumb yesterday afternoon after injuring his throwing hand in the fourth quarter of the cowboys 19-3 loss to tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers sunday night. the cowboys are 5-7 in games without prescott throughout his career. season already in jeopardy in dallas. >>> let's turn to major league baseball. the los angeles dodgers are the first team in the playoffs. for real this time. the dodgers thought they secured a play-off berth sunday night after beating the padres. celebrating with a postgame toast and handing out hats. but the math didn't quite end up. baseball goofed. the last night's 6-0 victory over the diamondbacks did make it official. major league dodgers overcame the league's math error and they can clinch -- they clinch the play-off spot and clinch the nl west with another win tonight. they have a 20 1/2 game lead. to

northwest of a seattle coast. guard officials say one body has been recovered.they say the crash happened yesterday. roughly 30 miles northwest of seattle. the plane was flying from friday harbor. that's a popular tourist destination in the san juan islands to the seattle suburb of renton. the crash is the cause of the crash still not known tonight. coast guard says the next of kin have been notified about today's decision to suspend the search. it is not clear at this time all 9 victims are from the same family. >> today, governor gavin newsom signs landmark legislation that provides fast food workers with new wage in workplace protections. the law creates a 10 member fast-food council was equal numbers of workers, delegates and employers. representatives along with 2 state officials. this is an effort to try to set minimum standards for wages, hours and working conditions across california >> we recognize or sectors of our economy where we're falling a bit short in one of those areas is fast workers. and i want to thank assembly member holden in particular for

. >>> hundreds of teachers walking off the job on the first day of school in seattle. >>> former president obama and former first lady michelle obama returning to the white house together for the first time since leaving office. you will see their official portraits unveiled. what the former president said that led to laughter in the room. and his hope, what future generations will see in those portraits. >>> the american tennis star and he made history at the u.s. open today. >>> and the remarkable and moving image tonight as we make your way back to the u.s. from ukraine. >>> and good evening tonight from warsaw, poland. we are on our way home from ukraine after our exclusive interview with president zelenskyy. he is making news tonight, and so is vladimir putin, and we'll get to that in a moment. >>> but we are going to begin tonight with the emergency playing out at home at this hour. the raging wildfires and historic, record-breaking heat across several states in the west. eight days now in this heat wave and there are several days still to go. not just september records here, but all

and at the time in seattle it was 105 degrees. 45% of seattle has air conditioning, the rest not and a lot of my teammates didn't this were saying, man, it's crazy hot. me and one of my teammates were talking about how do we create opportunities to have healthy air and air conditioning fast forward, i had my management guy larry estrada do a study on the effect of air conditioning across the country and the effects of it. what it means around the world globally fast forward, i saw that a lot of schools had bad air, obviously covid was going on, so many different problems with that then i said, you know what let's get in touch with the number one air conditioning company in the world, carrier, the ceo, david, is in seattle, i said let's meet. we met on the back porch and talked about this new opportunity with abound and what we could do and what it means for kids i obviously have my young kids, they struggle with asthma, i have asthma. the whole understanding that we want to be able to make sure that the buildings we go into, the places we live, low income housing, the different build

in all, there were more than 130 closures at seattle public libraries due to excessive heat. that's more than twice the number of last year. well, author mitch albom first published his memoir, tuesdays with morrie, 25 years ago. that was in 1997. the book subsequently spent 350 plus weeks on the new york times bestseller list. that's over six years. it sold about 18 million copies. and it was recently reissued for the 25th anniversary. author mitch albom joins us now. so, mitch album in the new afterwords for the 25th anniversary edition of tuesdays with morrie you write about the compulsion that you had to write this book. what was that compulsion to share? morrie story with the world? i knew that what i was going through in that little office up in west newton, massachusetts, was just between he and i. but i recognized that a lot of what he was saying to me had resonance with a lot more people than just me. and i wanted i wanted to share it. but the truth was, it had the reason behind tuesdays with morrie was much more practical than that. morrie was in debt for his medica

seattle association green lighting the strike giving parents just hours to find care for their kids,nion is demanding higher pay, smaller classes and covid prevention measures for the upcoming school year, no date set to return to class as both sides continue to negotiate. and a teacher put in jail after refusing to use correct pronouns of a student. court order barred him from being on school ground for trying to teach his class, telling the judge, it is insanity, he would be taken to prison and says he is refusing to give up christian beliefs. he remains incarcerated until the court gives final orders. >> todd: he's in jail? that is insane. >> carley: we have a big show lined up, sean duffy, joe concha and nancy mace all here. >> todd: "fox and friends first" straight ahead, do not miss a minute. ♪ does it get better than never getting lost? ♪ does it get better than not parallel parking yourself? ♪ alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better. because the life enhancing

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unlike other storms, forget it's september, most storms this time of year move to seattle and portland, not this storm. first the wind, yellow and gold, including san francisco. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, could have gusts up to 45 miles per hour, strongest around half moon bay and coastal mountains into monday morning. now the rain. for any time of year, these totals are impressive. north bay, santa cruz mountains, red areas now to 7:00 tomorrow evening could see inch of rain. palo alto, san jose and livermore, rain shadowing likely keeping those totals down. mountains, one to two inches by end of the weekend. wind and thunderstorms part of the forecast. closer look at hour by hour and full forecast about ten minutes. >>> north bay crews are preparing for the storm. the fire department in sonoma county trimming trees to stop branches from falling, causing car crashes or taking down power lines, and leaves could clog the drains leading to flooding. fire department is offering free sand bags. >> keeping eye on san anselmo creek, not putting up the sand bags yet. >> localized. stor dmrains clogg

. >>> also this morning, seattle teacher strike. the city canceling classes on what would have been the first day of school with a teacher shortage around the nation. >>> how do you like them new apples? with the tech giant set to announce pricey new iphones, the simple smartphone refresh steps you can take to give your old phone new life. ♪ i wanna fly like an eagle to the sea ♪ >>> and bird's last flight. four-time wnba champion sue bird and her all-star stellar 21-year career coming to a close on the court overnight as fans in seattle and around the world applaud the five-time olympic gold champion. >>> thank you, sue. that's what the crowd, it was so wonderful it was able to end there in front of the home fans. what a career. much more on sue bird's send-off coming up. >>> we are looking forward to that. we're going to begin with the dangerous situation in the west. multiple wildfires burning thousands of acres. right now 14 million americans are under fire weather alerts across seven states from california to south dakota. >> o