i was in a bar there where both ted bundy and the green river killer had been patrons, yeah. >> jack:ler. >> fred: yeah. >> anthony: but why is seattle and the pacific northwest such a magnet for serial killers, any theories? >> knute: you know, people come here to hide out. they think, well, they look at the map and it's like -- >> jack: the two mountain ranges are just a couple hours away. >> knute: literally you could hide bodies, like a short drive from wherever you are. >> anthony: so, a convenient body dump? >> knute: body dumping, yes. i mean that's got to be part of it. you have all that lush greenery. >> anthony: if you're looking to dump a body, seattle. >> knute: i've always thought the rain was kind of part of it. you get to that stretch from maybe october to february and by the time you're in february, i mean, you want to become a serial killer. i mean -- >> anthony: apparently you can. [ laughter ] >> anthony: is seattle a teeming hive of serial killers? or am i just an idiot with a morbidly over-active imagination and an attraction to the dark, ugly side of life. meet r

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practice social-distancing usually chicago you as a real big saint patty's day parade dies the chicago river green. certainly not the case this year. >>well tonight, new york city mayor bill de blasio says residents should be prepared for the possibility of a shelter-in-place ordered there within days of the blasio said no decision had been made yet he points city and state officials to make a decision within 48 hours that comes after italy the second hardest hit nation after china and the world coronavirus pandemic has announced new figures that show it has one 3rd of the world's total deaths now from the new virus. today italy added more than 3,500 new positive cases bringing its total to now more than 31,000. meanwhile, the trump administration is allowing americans to delay paying their taxes and is hoping to send stimulus checks directly to people us grapples now with the coronavirus panned out. >>the president is urging americans to stop panic, buying and hoarding things like hand sanitizer and toilet paper he also says grocery stores have enough food and there will not be a shortage kron 4

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we shut down the parade, we did not color the river green as we usually do. i have advised that we need to keep your crowds smaller and yesterday we saw that our limit of 250 people. and gathering we cancelled all gatherings larger than that. sat out celebrating. i called out the problem on the streets, we have not seen a lot of movement. even if you are healthy or young, you may be a carrier and you are going to hand it over to somebody else. covid 19 is spreading because healthy people can be walking around giving it to other people. we need to go on lockdown. >> i was just going to say. it sounds like -- are you going to close bars and restaurants? that's your plan? thank you sort of contradicted yourself saying you will keep the size smaller but you are making the case a lockdown. >> what i am telling you is that we have been on the trajectory now and planning for each of these steps. it is not easy, you can imagine each one of these decisions have consequences to them that are not just about the pandemic, it is about people's livelihoods. we are looking

we didn't cover the river green, like we usually do, and i have advised we need to keep our crowds smaller. we put a limit of 250 people in gatherings. we canceled all the gatherings larger than that. yesterday, what we saw was many young people who think they're impervious to this went out and celebrated. and i had my 2:30 briefing yesterday called out the problem of people on the street, and unfortunately, we haven't seen a lot of movement. people aren't understanding that even if you're healthy, even if you're young, you may be a carrier and you're going to hand it over to somebody else. covid-19 is spreading because even healthy people can be walking around giving it to other people. we need to go on lockdown. >> i was just going to say, it sounds like then -- so are you going to close bars and restaurants? that is your plan? you sort of contradicted yourself saying you were going to keep the size smaller, but then you're making the case to lockdown. >> what i'm telling you is we have been on the trajectory now. and planning for each of these steps, because it's not easy. you can imagi

we didn't cover the river green, like we usually do, and i have advised we need to keep our crowds smaller. we put a limit of 250 people in gatherings. we canceled all the gatherings larger than that. yesterday, what we saw was many young people who think they're impervious to this went out and celebrated. and i had my 2:30 briefing yesterday called out the problem of people on the street, and unfortunately, we haven't seen a lot of movement. people aren't understanding that even if you're healthy, even if you're young, you may be a carrier and you're going to hand it over to somebody else. covid-19 is spreading because even healthy people can be walking around giving it to other people. we need to go on lockdown. >> i was just going to say, it sounds like then -- so are you going to close bars and restaurants? that is your plan? you sort of contradicted yourself saying you were going to keep the size smaller, but then you're making the case to lockdown. >> what i'm telling you is we have been on the trajectory now. and planning for each of these steps, because it's not easy. you can imagi

in texas, you have rivers, but you do not have a lot of green fertile areas. to address that, they drew from their experience in spain, which actually came from the roman empire. andstem of air gauge dishes. and --em of your geisha of irrigation ditches. everybody use the same water. they did not know about germs. they wondered how they had epidemics. san antonio was selected, in large part, because it had two major sources of water upstream. we have the headwaters of the san antonio river and the headwaters of the san pedro creek. from those places, the engineers very carefully -- because this land was flat -- they were able to devise a system which came from those rivers and through channels and followed the line of gravity down through what became san antonio and back into the river. systemonio used that from more than a hundred years. it was not until the end of the 19th century that the system was not in general use, but there still are two at the spanish missions. they are still used by area farmers to water their crops. religion has a very visible role

. >> in 2012, new york city finally got around to funding a small andrew green park here along the east river $5 million. but then the city realized that the pilings along the river would need repairs, costing another 15 million. so for now, andrew green has a dog run and a beautiful view to honor him. and his story, which was in storage for more than 100 years, is finally out of the box. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> an 8-year-old gets a very strange inheritance. >> when my dad died, everyone was heartbroken. >> but what does a boy do with a winery? >> the funniest thing is when i would tell my friends' parents, and they would totally freak out. >> talk about getting your feet wet in a new business. >> drink it. it's grape juice. >> that is really good. >> but how does the family keep it from dying on the vine? >> i didn't know anything about wine except that i like to drink it. >> so what's the heir going to do when he grows up? >> i'm trying to prove that i'm not the owner's kid who just gets handed th

. >>> plans are in place to die the river green, still to come, where the st.running a new ad to remind families to fill out the 2020 census. the psa features its bilingual characters recede and rosa and elmo. he sesame street commercial comes after a recent study claims 1 million children under five are not counted in the licenses which they say ultimately hurts the community ability to concern funding for schools. >>> a classic movie is heading back to theaters. >> just in time for its 25th anniversary, clueless will be shown in 600 movie theaters worldwide on may 3, fourth and six, the movie stars alicia silverstone as a teenager navigating the social pressures of high school, was released in july 1995. >>> airbnb is giving to people a chance to build unconventional spaces in the world. people can submit their ideas through april 15. the winners will receive $100,000 each to give ideas to life. submissions will be on sustainability and potential for social good. is building a dream home is not enough to count capture your attention, after billy porter may pa

camped out here because as you can see it sits along a river it's called the merchant river on the other side is green it's a short distance by boat it's about a football field away but as we're hearing it's become a rather arduous journey we spoke to a few syrian refugee men who made that journey they said that they paid a smuggler about $25.00 to head across to the greek border they said in fact that greek soldiers were taunting them telling them to come across motioning to them they said once they reach the other side of the river they were arrested they say that the greek authorities took their money their mobile phones and their vital documents and deported them they're now back here and despite the obstacles that they've already faced in the obstacles and daunting task of trying to cross into europe they said they're going to wait it out and try once again to cross into greece to other news on israel's right wing blog led by the party of prime minister benjamin netanyahu is leading the election results but still one seat short of a majority most of the votes have been counted in the look could p

green! then the ship steamed up the hudson river and docked somewhere right around here.his is an incredibly moving sight, one none of us ever thought we'd see. a ship that's normally deployed to war-torn areas urgently rushing to our nation's largest city. and, yes, it looks like something out of world war ii. but whatever you do, don't kiss a nurse. they're really busy. and they gotta stay sterile. the comfort's arrival is great news for new york city. also for me, because it's finally giving me the opportunity to pitch my sexy maritime hospital drama: "captain doctor, m.d." "hello, i'm captain doctor m.d. i'm here to fix your heart with my surgeon hands and then break it with my dark, smoldering eyes. come aboard my hospital boat to meet my sexy team of interns/sailors/lovers. 'cause on my ship, we put the "ho" in land ho. remember: if this hospital's a-rockin', that's because it's a boat. now, welcome aboard me, captain doctor, m.d. you're my first mate, but you won't be my last." cbs all access, you get first dibs. but move on it did because i hear quiby wants 15 sec

to visit a river that's those things live but is also a source of conflict because water is a cause and a valuable resource also took on the cause. by german family the company that used green and sustainable. in the democratic republic of congo 1000 people friendly chuckle. under a project in uganda about the environment. bust to the mara river it starts in plano and it flows into left victoria. it is 400 kilometers long and it is an important resource that the 2 countries have to ship they are owed over how to manage it fairly unsustainable it is the kind of conflict of the 2 see elsewhere not with the 2 we went to tanzania to meet people who are walking on the solving the issues. of. the mar river in northwestern tanzania is the lifeline for local villages. they have to travel almost 3 kilometers to collect fresh water. people here only use a small amount of water for the homes livelihoods and down amongst the populations upstream a growing polluting the river and putting pressure on the water supply. the bubble of pollution continues and isn't prevented the morrow river will dry up. and if it dries up it won't have any effect. but also those living further up the river.

camped out here because as you can see if it's along a river it's called the merchant river on the other side is green it's a short distance by boat it's about a football field away but as we're hearing it's become a rather arduous journey we spoke to a few syrian refugee men who made that journey they said that they paid a smuggler about $25.00 to head across to the greek border they said in fact that greek soldiers were taunting them telling them to come across motioning to them they said once they reach the other side of the river they were arrested they say that the greek authorities took their money their mobile phones and their vital documents and deported them they're now back here and despite the obstacles they've already faced in the obstacles and daunting task of trying to cross into europe they said they're going to wait it out and try once again to cross into greece on the frontlines there of the syrian migration story that is natasha going to thank you natasha we're moving on now south korea's president says he is declaring war against the coronavirus as the number of confirmed cases ther

second thing they did was to set up a water system and in -- in texas you have rivers but you don't really have a lot of greenfertile areas too far away from it. so to address that, they drew from their experience in spain which has come from arabia which came from roman empire, system of irrigation ditches and they were not just irrigation ditches but furnished drinking water and water for the cattle and everybody else. everybody used the same water. nobody knew anything about germs and they wondered why they had epidemics. they would figure that out. so san antonio was selected in large part because it had two major sources of water upstream. we had the head waters of the san antonio river and we had the head waters of san pedro creek. so from those places engineers very carefully because the land was flat, they were able to divide half dozen which came from those rivers and came through channels that followed the line of gravity downhill through what became san antonio and then back into the river so that the water continued to flow. san antonio used that system for more than 1020 years. it wasn't until th

know that many migrants are still trying to cross the green border the border with greece is about 200 kilometers along some are trying to cross the river that runs along this border now it remains to be seen what this means but for people here are still waiting out of water the situation is desperate it's difficult people have been sleeping outside in the open for days in the cold with just not enough food and not enough to drink and we see still small groups of people arriving here migrant refugees who say they still want to go to europe despite all the dramatic scenes playing out here despite all the difficulties. at the greek to border on the turkish side thank you very much for your reporting from there. turkish president later bedouin and russian president vladimir putin are holding talks at the kremlin on the spiraling violence in north western syria turkey and russia have troops on the ground there but they are supporting opposing sides now as he arrived in last go into on praised what he called good relations with russia turkey wants to agree to a cease fire during the meeting to ease the situation in recent weeks of escalating

know that many migrants are still trying to cross the green border the border with greece is about 200 kilometers along some are trying to cross the river that runs along this border now it remains to be seen what this means but for people here are still waiting at the border the situation is desperate it's difficult people have been sleeping outside in the open for days in the cold with just not enough food and not enough to drink and we see still small groups of people arriving here migrant refugees who say they still want to go to europe despite all the dramatic scenes playing out here despite all the difficulties. at the greek to border on the turkish side thank you very much for your reporting from there turning off the latest on the coronavirus in the u.s. counter for now has become the latest state to declare an emergency as a number of new infections rise gala phony adjoins of washington state in florida and letting their governments free up more resources in the battle against the virus the palestinian health ministry has scored for churches and mosques in bethlehem to close after a suspected corona virus free switzerland has r

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greens will pave the way for a long lasting peace in the country. has expressed disappointment with the latest u.s. efforts to resolve a long running dispute over a major dam on the river if you appeal boycotted talks in washington this week saying negotiations with egypt on sudan are far from over if your piece says the dam is essential to what's development but egypt is worried about the effect on irrigation and drinking water the french government has used special powers to force contested pension reforms through parliament without a votes prime minister and who are 50 votes a constitutional power that has been used fewer than 100 times since modern france was founded in 1988 the pension shake up sparked sustained protests and weeks of crippling strikes. luxembourg has become the 1st country to make public transport free abolishing fares for trains trams and buses in a bid to talk low road congestion and pollution an annual pass for a standard travel had cost almost 500 u.s. dollars those are the headlines inside story is coming up next. is pace finally coming to afghanistan the u.s. and the taliban signed a deal aimed at ending 18 years of war the government in kab

looking okay through the river bound valley, no delays if you are having westbound 80 to the interchange. the rest of our main freeways are in the green friday with no delays in the green sure. mass transit is also getting rolling this morning with no delays. >>> right now, thousands of passengers aboard a cruise ship connected to a coronavirus death of being held off the san francisco coast. >> 45 people aboard the grand princess has been tested for the virus. those results are expected today. >> kpix 5's jackie ward is at the testing facility at this morning with the latest. >> reporter: this is where all of those tests have been taken, the california department of he are eagerly awaiting those results, especially since governor gavin newsom told us this was a four hour process. this morning, the cruise line tells us there are samples from 45 people on board. this is how the test were delivered yesterday, by a national guard helicopter in the middle of the pacific. 35 passengers have had flulike symptoms. some of those people are feeling better. for people like chris grady who feel fine, then felt fine the entire time, he is startin

river to us. tries to bring us upwards to an inch and inch and a quarter in all the areas you see in green which is outside of the north bay which receives the least amount of rain which gives me a little bit of pause. the north bay always gets more rain. well, most of the time. we'll keep an eye on this and we'll get a greater idea when the high resolution models pick it up in the next day or so. here's reggie. >>> from 7 on your side, grandparents are the latest targets of scammers trying to seize on the coronavirus headlines. the better business bureau has received its first report of a scam with a coronavirus twist. >> there's a long-term scam where somebody calls and says, oh, i'm with your granddaughter or grandson and he or she are very sick and we need some money to get this care and the grandparents so worried that they'll often fall for this. >> it's not a very sophisticated scam but laurie wilson says if you get a call like this. call your grandchild yourself or call their parents and see if the grandchild is actually okay. >>> well, as you heard earlier, harvard and other colleges are o

river event with the least amount up in the north bay. a half inch to three quarters while everybody else look at that green, it's nearly three quarters to and a quarter. we could use it, reggie. >> thank you, mike. >>> one grandmother stuck on the "grand princess" cruise ship couldn't contain her excitement when she got off the ship. >> she was so happy, she started dancing. look at this videoe. okay, grandma. >> there she goes. >> i love the little hand. like let me be. anyway, so, this is actually michelle and she shared this video of her grandparents and showing her grandmother busting a move, just happy. happy to be off of the ship and on solid ground before they were taken to a quarantine facility. they were confined to their cabins for day and they passed the time by singing and, guess what, dancing. >> she looks so nice. >> this does make me happy. >> after what they've been through. she's so put together still. i admire her. >>> we're back with another full half hour of news including the latest cases of coronavirus in the bay area and beyond. >>> more than 1,000 passengers are still onboard this ship. they are hoping to get off