i joined you last december, seasonal flu was raging in washington state. where i'm from. and certainly across the country. and sadly, during the 2022-2023 flu season, it was the deadliest flu season in five years in washington state. claiming the lives of 262 adults and children. the c.d.c. estimates, as tom mentioned, as many as 50,000 americans died last year from the flu. now, that is more than the number of americans who died in motor vehicle accidents. additionally, it's as many as 640,000 americans were hospitalized for flu as well. now, i never lose an opportunity to talk about how i'm on the transportation committee, because i do a lot of work on the transportation committee. but it's especially relevant because as the lead democrat on the transportation committee, you know, i supported the implementation of the bipartisan infrastructure law, which makes hisser to sreufpblgts to improve vehicle and highway safety in response to rising traffic fatalities. there's an analogy here. investing in the infrastructure to prevent fatalities is important work to do. and sim

police are investigating what caused that crash in the state of washington. a driver trying to use a halloween decoration to sneak through the hov lane got stuck with a ticket. a washington state patrol trooper says the driver had reportedly fastened a clown dummy to the passenger seat and attempted to drive through the hov lane. the trick was no laughing matter. the washington state department of transportation says first time hov violators receive $186 fine and drivers caught using a dummy in a vehicle automatically get another $200 added to that ticket in nevada. fans rallied near the las vegas strip to celebrate the aces back to back championship win. las vegas aces defeated the new york liberty last wednesday to win their second consecutive wnba title. the team and fans gathered at toshiba plaza outside t-mobile arena for that rally, which immediately followed a parade and talk of a three peat has alrey ben. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through frid

that can be trustworthy. >> joining me now, congresswoman susan delbene of washington state, chair of the congressional campaign committee. congresswoman, welcome back to the sunday show. before we talk about why you are really here, your reaction to congressman matt gaetz. saying that he is going to follow through on a starts to remove the speaker. >> he's been talking about this constantly this entire congress, so i guess that's not surprising. it kind of adds to the chaos and dysfunction that we've seen from the republican caucus this congress. folks want to see us govern, and unfortunately, this is the republican party. chaos, dysfunction, and dissent. that's unfortunate because we've got a lot of work to do. >> the reason why congressman gaetz is threatening the speaker now, saying he's going to follow through on his threat, is because not only is there a continuing resolution put on the floor, one, and two, it passed with democratic votes. now that this threat is, it looks like he is going to follow through. will democrats? will you vote to knock down that motion to vacate? to h

democratic congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state, and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. toluse olorunnipa, bureau chief for "the washington post." former white house press secretary jen psaki, and stephen hayes, editor of "the dispatch." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the nation is reeling after a week, which saw the tenth deadliest mass shooting in modern american history with 18 people between 14 and 76 years old gunned down at a bowling alley and a bar in lewiston, maine. the election finally of a new speaker of the house. louisiana congressman mike johnson after weeks of republican infighting, the end of former vice president's pence's campaign for the white house former solidifying donald trump's hold on the republican party. >>> but we begin this morning with the war between israel and hamas, which has entere

with that, i want to turn it over to my friend, congresswoman rick larsen of washington state. rick has been an incredible partner and champion on influenza and is the sponsor now of the protecting america from seasonal and pandemic influenza act or what we call the influence act. this ground breaking legislation would make a meaningful and badly needed improvement to our federal flu preparedness and response. the coalition is delighted that the bill has been introduced and we're incredibly grateful for the congresswoman's leadership and his presence here today. with that, let me introduce congressman larsen. [applause] >> thanks, tom. i appreciate the introduction and i want to thank you and the coalition to stop flu and folks like the centers for disease control and others for inviting me to join you again this year and i want to thank the panelists, as well for joining us. when i joined you last september, flu was raging in washington state where i'm from and across the country and sadly during the 2022-23 flu season, it was the deadliest in five years in washington state an

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in 2022, washington state had 602 fires according to our state dnr. this year, to this date, washington state is 1855 fires have responded to. at least for one state, wildfires are increasing. >> chair, thanks to the gentleman of the chair. recognizes. >> thank you, mr. chair. mr. graves well, thank you for joining us today. i really appreciate it. before i was in office, i promised my voters i would focus on flood insurance and flood mapping. the issues that correctly affect my district in south mississippi. to combat the effects of active flooding, several of these counties were actively engaging in resilience. accordingly, fema is planning to spend 3 billion this year on resilience of projects in addition to several other agencies across the federal government. specifically, jackson county, which is my home county on the mississippi gulf coast is relying on many of these programs to plan and build projects to improve drainage, enhance our shorelines, protect our citizens from storms and flooding. ideally, these advancements will provide protection

the flight from washington state had to make an emergency landing in portland. >> he landed and then about ten police officers armed came on, walked straight to the back of the plane where i was sitting and detained him. and walked the gentleman off the plane. he looked dead in the eyes, almost. it was it was almost like he had a psychotic breakdown. >> the pilot was off duty. he was riding in the cockpit on a flight from everett, washington. he was basically commuting to san francisco for his own flight out. everett is just outside of seattle. and now the plane had to divert to portland, oregon and jobina. we're hearing from neighbors who say they can't believe this happened. >> yes, reggie, so 44 year old joseph emerson is originally from washington state but has lived in contra costa county since 2008. emerson works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, which is the reason he was authorized to sit in the jump seat in the cockpit. abc7 went to his home in pleasant hill yesterday. neighbors say he was always kind toward them and they were shocked to hear what happened. he's n

the columbia at the border between present day washington state and oregon. so the british were willing, in other words, to conceal read to the united states. all lands south and of the columbia. but they wanted to maintain access to the river itself, which of course, was the main transportation for the company. remember, the hudson's bay company had a number of trading posts, not just the columbia, the willamette and the snake and other rivers in the territory and so the british hoping that the border would follow the columbia river would enable them to keep access to the columbia river. and hold on to the trading forts that they had established along river. they wanted control over puget sound, which they rightly regarded as a superior harbor on the northwest coast. now americans, for their part, did not expect to acquire any territory north of. the 49th parallel, but they also coveted puget sound and access to strait of juan de fuca fuca. keep in mind that during the 1820s and the 1830s, the united states no good harbor on the pacific, san diego and san fr

down into present-day washing state and out of the mouth of the columbia between presence in washington state and oregon. so, the british were willing, in other words, to concede to the other to dates, south and east of the united columbia river. but, they wanted to remain access to the river itself which was the main transportation artery for the company. remember the hudson bay company has established a number of treating post along at just the columbia but the will limits and other rivers in the area. and so, the british, hoping that the border would follow the columbia river, would enable them to keep access to the columbia river and pulled on to the trading fort that they had established alongside the river. they also wanted control over puget sound, which they really regarded, as a superior harbor on the northwest coast. now, americans, for their part, they did not expect to acquire any territory north of the 49th parallel. but, they also coded puget sound and access to the strait of wonderful go. keep in mind, during the 1820s and the 1830s, the united states had no good harbor on the

children as was mentioned in the state of washington. adults 65 years or older were hospitalized at high rates for season followed by children who are younger than five years y o. again the course when of the other numbers we track and in fortunes that number is we have had 10676 pediatric deaths last season and this number is about the seasonal average the third highest numberr for pediatric deaths during the seasonal flurt epidemic and started in early 2000. these numbers really serve as a sad and unfortunate -- and help social and economic impacts of the flu in the importance of vaccines.. a little bit about vaccine effectiveness. data on vaccine effectiveness of last season that the cdc shows the vaccine provided substantial protection against f the flu and flu-relatd complications. in a report republished yesterday the flu vaccination prevented more than 66,000 flu hospitalizations last season in the u.s.. so getting the flu vaccine is good at reducing the risk of hospitalization. in children air reduce the risk of children being ho

cindy in washington state, democrats line. caller: this is cindy. i'm from washington state. i'm calling to say i'm disappointed in our republicans. they laugh, they joke, they make fun in our house. they are disrespectful. i don't understand. they want somebody like jim jordan, who accepted an insurrection. they want somebody like that to lead our country. to lead our speakership. there is something wrong with the republicans. the 22, jim jordan want from 20 to 22 today of others. he doesn't need the job. we need to find out of all the republicans they have, 221, they can't find a decent republican to work with the democrats and our house so we can get some legislative work done? there is something wrong. and these people keep voting these people in. they can't do anything. jim jordan hasn't ever written a piece of legislation. he's watched children get molested. he's not worth t host: byron donalds of florida outside of capitol hill now. mr. donalds: i fully expect we are going to it's going to be about what do we actually achieve with respect to government funding, securin

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more than 75,000 health care workers for kaiser permanente walking off the job in several states and washingtonser provides care for nearly 13 million americans. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, more than 75,000 health care workers walking off the job in multiple states. the union coalition calling it the largest health care worker strike in u.s. history. >> why are we here? >> patient care! >> reporter: they're picketing kaiser permanente, the company that provides health care for nearly 13 million people. workers from california, oregon, and washington state, to colorado and virginia and washington, d.c., are fighting for increased pay and against what they say are unfair labor practices and unsafe staffing levels. respiratory therapist david boston telling me -- >> we're working, you know, one respiratory therapist that should be doing the job of two or three. >> reporter: crystal dunn works in the optometry department. she says she has to work side jobs to make ends meet. >> i can't even cover, outside of my rent, everything else that i need, groceries and food and -- to, just toil

playing in his 13th year out of washington state university, number 11! and, now, in his 15th nba season out of davidson, number 30, stephen curry! the warriors head coach, steve kerr. >> you did all right. >> i love that story. >>> britney spears' new memoir is today and it is already a bestseller. the woman in me covers the entire life from the childhood rise of fame in relationship with justin timberlake. she also writes about her time and a conservatorship . she describes that period as, quote, the worst thing that could possibly ever happened to my music, my career and my sanity. the woman in me is published by simon & schuster which is part of paramount global. >>> a milestone celebration for a san francisco landmark. how the national park service is >>> coming up at 3:00, a look at the dueling realities in the san francisco's downtown. that story and much more coming up at 3:00. >>> alcatraz celebrating the golden anniversary of a national park. that former prison and civil war fortress became a national park back in 1972 . roughly 1.5 million peop

washington state senator jeff wilson. he appeared at the west kowloon court today.wore a black suit and appeared very intense in court. after deliberation and his charges dismissed, and a 24 month bind over order was given, and conditions for the order included abstaining from possessing firearms and ammunition for two years, and his gun was also confiscated. it was on october the 21st when wilson was arrested at the hong kong international airport after he arrived on a flight from san francisco. he was tried with possession of arms not a license. is an offense -- up to 14 years in prison with a fine of more than 12,000 u.s. dollars. shortly after he was arrested, he said he did not realize that his gun was in his briefcase, while he and his wife are traveling for what was supposed to be a five week vacation in asia. and he only discovered the weapon, which was an unloaded gun, midflight. in a statement that was just released from his office today, we have it for you, let's bring it up. this is what wilson said. he said, quote, this was a mistake on my part and i re

. >>> a fisherman missing for nearly two weeks was found alive off the coast of washington state days the coast guard suspended its search. >> i could see the guy there. >> canadian mariners discovered him on a life raft 70 miles from shore. the unidentified fisherman said his vessel had capsized and another person was still missing. >>> when we return, putting on a show with science. p >>> a texas a&m university, home of the yackies, there's a show drawing ruckus crowds, we're not talking football, we're talking physics. explaining from college station. >> wow! >> aggie physics professor is a force of nature. >> what's happening? what's happening? >> reporter: kids are thrilled whether she's demonstrating liquid nitrogen or vacuum pumps on marshmallows. >> i'm pumping out air. no pressure from outside, pressure from inside. >> reporter: she averages 50 shows a year on campus. >> i need a volunteer from each row. >> reporter: undergraduate students fill the models and assist all to share their love of science. >> an average person can go out and do this cool physics experience and und

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but earlier this month, a district in washington state reversed a decision to cancel its halloween eventsn outcry from parents. this. as for that new jersey school district, halloween events are allowed on the school grounds. they just have to be held after school, not during school hours. i do think some of the criticism about this is that there are ways you can offset the costs. you can do costume donations, costume swaps, dresses, your favorite book character. if you don't want to do the spooky route, which is what my son's former school did. they did. just your favorite book character. >> you know, there's never going to be an event where for an entire school district, everybody applies to everyone. so. all right, there you go. all right. now we have sad news from overseas. the dog that was considered the oldest to have ever lived has now died. his owner says bobby passed away in portugal after more than 31 years of life. >> look at bobby, 31 years old. that's about 217in dog years. by the way, his long life was attributed to eating the same food that humans eat along with fresh air a

washington state. i apologize that for that.et me understand what you're saying here because i'm not by any means suggesting is democrats' mess to cleanup. but as the old proverb goes every cries is an opportunity. if this situation presents an opportunity for democrats to steer republicans and moderates to a more empowered position, to pick someone not beholden to the right flank, wouldn't it make sense to use that opportunity? >> i think it depends on what it is. and any kind of discussions along those lines would have to be negotiated by our leader, our choice for speaker, hakeem jeffries. not individually, got to be something that would bring power to the caucus to be able to govern. because remember whatever we do that contributes to a republican speaker being there, we will be blamed for everything that they do, so maybe they do some good things but what about all the bad things that they do. so if there was some way perhaps down the road where a bunch of republicans came and said let's think about power sharing agreements

california, including sacramento and los angeles, and also other states, including colorado, oregon, washington state, washington, d.c. this is video from springfield, virginia, just outside d.c. it's supposed to be a three-day strike. union leaders posted on social media this morning, "day one, the largest health care worker strike in u.s. history begins. let's do this." you can hear people honking their horns in support of the striking workers. the workers are upset about how much they are being paid. kaiser counters with a claim that kaiser provides the highest total compensation in every market where it operates. workers are also concerned about the lack of staffing, which has made it difficult, they say, to take vacations and led to burnout. the union says two-thirds of its members have seen spasht care delayed or denied due to short-staffing. the jobs affected by the strike include the e.r., ultra sound, stenographers and others. kaiser says they continue to work towards an agreement, but has plans no place to ensure high quality care continues with this strike. >> i would just home the leaders

more than 75,000 health care workers walking off the job across several states and washington, d.c. what they're asking for, and what this means for patients. >>> tonight, our team reporting from inside uganda, where many men and women are living in fear. one of the harshest anti-lgbtq laws in the world. some cases punishable by death what the u.s. state department is saying tonight. james longman taking us inside a secret shelter there, and what they tell him. >>> back here in the u.s., the deadly plane crash, falling from the sky, crashing through the roof of a home. >>> we're also tracking severe storms tonight. texas to oklahoma, then this system right up into the northeast. and the temperature swing coming with it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. the chaos on capitol hill, the house paralyzed after speaker mccarthy was ousted. already tonight, who now wants his job? >>> but first here, the manhunt in new york city tonight, after what police say was a chilling and random attack at a brooklyn bus stop. a young man and his girlfriend

from the family home in washington state, matt called 9-1-1. >> my daughter is at university of utahit looks like she's being attacked. it sounds like he was being attacked. >>at the salt lake tribune newspaper, courtney tanner was the reporter on duty that night. she heard the police scanners sputter. >> just heard some crackling, some possible kidnapping. on campus. >>she drove to the campus and found a parking lot cordoned off, students at their windows. >> i talked to a couple people who did not have any idea what was going on but had seen police. they were scared. >> shots fired. >> the university sent an alert to students, shooting on campus. secure in place. hours later, confirmation of the worst news possible. >> they said that the student had been killed on campus. >>the university released photos of the suspect, melvin rowland. the victim was a named. but lauren's friends knew. >> i was like, yeah, it has to be lauren. i know it. >> it was. after all the calls to police, all the steps she took to protect herrself, all the advice and concern of her parents, lauren mccluskey

congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state, no disrespect to wisconsin, thank you for joininggress right now. thank you for your time. >> thank you, alex. >> still ahead, this evening, now that house republicans just booted their leader out, very few of them actually want the job. but there is one guy, a guy who used to live in washington, d. c., who seems open to holding the speaker's gavel. that's next. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or allergic reaction symptoms, stop dovato and get medical help right away. serious or life-threatening lactic acid buildup and liver problems can occur. tell your doctor if you have kidney

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washington state department of fish and wildlife has announced a plan to help conserve eight at risk species in the state. there are atlas projects in about a dozen states nevada, utah, colorado, wyoming and iowa start theirs in the spring. so go ahead and grab a group and a guide and start collecting. that's it for this edition of matter of fact, i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week to watch more stories like this. any time head to matteroffacttv. here in the bay, our cars take us and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us anywhere with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/assistance so go pay your unpaid tolls today and keep your wheels on the road! >>> today oon "asian pacific america" it's time to take the nba and golden state warriors. frankel fin join us, and time for the fam jam in san jose on october 20th. it's

washington state oregon building. there is a california saying some raw the weather from time to time that some rather wet weather, also affecting pots of cuba, southern areas of mexico, still seeing some live the shower as long as both of frame is organized. find a weather coming down because a good part of the central america. meanwhile, for the islands, is sunshine and showers for most of the 5432 mar, upfront takes on the big issue. this isn't a one off you. something about a systemic issue here for black labs don't really matter in the police. unflinching questions is war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate. people are dying because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional with the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more for me on hills upfront one out 0 as is right. intensifies it showing of gall. so what does washington one from arab countries, the us secretary of state is in the region. so support for his route for 10 vitals, adminis

. >> he is being heavily recruited from schools like utah, air force and washington state. a decision could be coming in the near future. he is definitely going to make that community proud, that is for sure. >> his autograph might be worth some money. i should have asked him. >>> still ahead, amazing halloween display at a home on the peninsula, how the owner got his is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> it is the start of the holiday weekend and people are already getting started with their halloween spirit. one home is showing off there'd -- their amazing display of decorations. check this out. thi

former washington state high school football coach joe kennedy will release average joe on october 24th, joe kennedy was at the center of the supreme court case after losing his job following his on-field player with players. mr. kennedy won the case and reinstated in a 6-3 decision, he stepped down from coaching earlier this year. donald trump is the subject of several other books coming out this fall. abc news chief washington correspondent jonathan carl is bleaching jonathan karl, he has also written betrayal, and front row at the trump show. former washington post executive editor marty barrow will release collision of power:trump, bezos, and the washington post, that comes out october 3rd. msnbc anchor ali velshi releases book compiling the charges donald trump faces against four ongoing criminal cases, entitled the trump indictments, the 91 criminal penalties against the former president of the united states, september 25th. as we continue to look at some of the fall books that are coming out, there are several as well about president biden that the democratic party, october 3rd,

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the announcement comes days after she postponed two in washington state due to family medical issues.tion is working to reschedule the postponed shows. and your halloween costume could be crossing picket lines. that's the word to sag-aftra as the actors strike continues. the union is warning actors not to wear costumes from shows or movies that included actors who are on strike. that means no spider-man koss assumes because costumes based on hollywood films and shows could be seen as promoting those projects. dress like ghosts or zombies instead. >>> a quick reminder you can access nbc bay area news on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch breaking news and repeats of our newscasts. thank you for joining us at 4:30. janelle is working on the newscast next. >>> right now at 5:00 it's happening again, a vital bay area freeway will be closed this weekend as crews repave a stretch far beyond repair. highway 87 will be shut down for over 50 hours straight. cooler temps have arrived for the weekend. will we see some rain? jeff ranieri is updating his forecast. >>> and governor n

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analyzing a neutral program such as percentage programs and she earlier in washington state so studentsending schools should be able to end and should be representative of the state we are talking about a true democracy. they are pivotal to provide support in a climate that does help broader perspectives. many things congress can do, we have options in written testimony how congress can help move the bar to ensure racial equity is not written out of policy in our universities institution. >> in your written testimony, he pointed out the importance pell grants because they will have students from diverse socioeconomic and racial backgrounds and house republicans proposed earlier this year to reduce funding by 22%, imagine that. 80000 pell grant opportunities. i'm going to have to ask you to elaborate on that because i have run out of time but it is opportunity cost our country. thank you and i yield back. >> thank you. >> you mentioned it's not the only measure of diversity. let's say everybody would agree with that, you look at all kinds of diversity but does college have a right to hav

. >> playing in his 13th year out of washington state university. number 11. . >> he is so serious. will he get a new job as the season kicks off. will they want him, we will let you know. >> returning to normal october temperatures today. then, big changes this week. details coming up in the first alert is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. ( ♪♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. the industry's idea of a healthier tomorrow. where vapes are deemed safer. nevermind that they'll increase your risk of lung cancer. and they're anti-aging. because you're more likely to die younger from a stroke. in big tobacco's f

strikes are taking place in california, oregon, washington state, colorado, virginia, and the districtlumbia. workers are demanding safe staffing levels and better working conditions. bargaining sessions were scheduled but union officials say it is possible for a ten-day strike notice to be issued after saturday. a report bthe u.n. children's agency unicef says more than 43 million children were displaced between 2016 and 2021 because of extreme weather events like floods and fires. that is an average of 20,000 children displaced every day. the court found children living in the horn of africa or small island nations are most vulnerable. u.s. labor department released september's drop report on friday. u.s. employers added 336,000 jobs in september, double what economists forecast. the unemployment rate remains unchanged at 3.8%. simone biles has added another all-around gol medal to her collection, breaking her own record. the superstar's win marks or 27th world metal and breaks the record for total world and olympic medals combined. she is a six world all amount -- all around gymnast