something new's flying in from the orchards of washington state, and it's called the cosmic crisp >> cosmic is unique in the fact that it -- it's firm without being hard, i think it's a nice, sweet apple. it's got a unique flavor to it >> reporter: as this year's harvest comes to an end, there's a buzz for this brand-new kind of apple. are you like jeannie appleseed? >> a little bit more scientific i think than jeannie appleseed. yes, similar >> reporter: kate evans assisted in the decades' long development of the cosmic crisp that started by simply cross pollenating the enterprise apple with the blockbuster honey crisp. >> so 20 years from initial crop that was made in 1997 through to trees going out into grower orchards in 2017. >> reporter: the mother tree, the tree that started it all, still sits in a nearby test orchard we headed down the road to mark barrett's farmstand where they're testing consumer reactions >> oh, man i cannot keep them -- people are just coming by the droves, they want to check it out they want to see it. they want to taste it. >> reporter: and the taste te

something new is flying in from the orchards of washington state.in the fact that it's firm without being hard i think it is a nice, sweet apple. it's got a unique flavor to it. >> reporter: as this year's harvest comes to an end, there is a buzz for this brand-new kind of apple. are you like a genie appleseed >> a little bit more scientific, i think, than genie appleseed but, yes, similar. >> reporter: kate evans assisted in the decades-long development of the cosmic crisp that started by simply cross pollinating the enterprise apple with the blockbuster honeycrisp. >> 20 years from initial crosses made in 1997 through to trees going out into grow orchards in 2017 >> reporter: the mother tree, the tree that started it all, still sits in a nearby test orchard. we headed down the road to mark barrett's farmstand, where they're testing consumer reaction >> oh, man i cannot keep them the people are just coming by the droves they want to check it out. they want to see it. they want to taste it. >> reporter: and the taste test? >> oh, it's amazing. >> it

we're seeing these dramatic water drops, and they are defending what is a lemon orchard. this lemon orchard is a major driver in this economy hundreds of millions of dollars worth of lemons, avocados and strawberries, exported all over the world, at risk officials warning evenho the wind conditions are improving, there's still no end in sight. >> please have a plan and be ready to gat important industrye thatand natural gas industry as you can imagine, that's extremely dangerous in these conditions that. the person that lives here says that pump jack was going before the flames blew through when they cut off power to it, it also cut off power to his pump so it made it very difficult to fight this fire from his property. firefighters are saying that the red flag warning is extended all the way until tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., and this fire is 0% contained. lester, back to you. >> all right gadi, thanks. >>> meantime, violent winds and heavy rains brought disaster here to the northeast. there are states o emergency in place for 11 new york state counties tonight, from d.c. nort

self storage. >> we heard there was a need for sponsorship this year. >> reporter: little orchard is putting the finishing touches on its display. the budget for christmas in the park is more than $1 million. the nonprofit says any bit helps >> it's our small way of keeping christmas alive and keeping the spirit alive of christmas. >> reporter: christmas in the park always opened today after thanksgiving. this year november 29, with an opening parade in christmas tree lighting. it will stay open until january 5. in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the raiders are in the playoff conversation now that they beat the chargers. >> last night the raiders defense stepped up forcing philip rivers to make big es. look at eric harris intercepting a rivers pass and he runs it back 56 yards for a radar touchdown. the game went back and forth. the chargers took the lead late in the fourth with just over one minute left in the game. the raiders rookie josh jacobs came through when it mattered most. >> 3rd down and a long 1. jacobs with the catch. the rookie for the touchdown. >> he di

democratic republic of congo have been spoken street to security concerns crowds have gathered in orchard village demanding that the military leave the area of rebel groups kill 28 people earlier this week and say the army hasn't done enough to protect them those are the headlines stay with us and al-jazeera the news continues after our thrice. to cope with our growing population we have tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years as a result of the vast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing and other human activities natural ecosystems have lost nearly half the area and $1000000.00 plant and animal species a facing extinction without the ecological networks which regulate our planet's from cleaning and water to providing food we simply cannot survive but there is still time.

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. >> reporter: meaning the sponsors have also stepped up including little orchard self storage. >> we heard there was a need for sponsorship this year. >> reporter: little orchard is putting finishing touches on its display. the budget is more than $1 million. a third of it comes from corporate sponsors. the nonprofit says any bit helps. >> is our small way of keeping christmas a and keeping the spirit a of christmas. >> reporter: christmas in the park always opens the day after thanksgiving. so this year on november 29 it will stay open until january 6. >>> a new christmas tree arrived at the state capital today after the first one was damaged. cruise set up the tree this morning on the west steps. the department of general service and cal fire, the original tree was delivered tuesday but removed after a crack was discovered. cruise will now spend the next two days trimming and decorating the new tree. >>> where checking in on the weather. it is foggy out there. a lot of fog around the bay, more than last night. this morning we have the dense fog advisory in the north bay. as we head

and is run by the family who owns vista orchards.pple hill growers association says it is misleading and where he it is driving customers away from thousands of other farms in the area . >> a little sneaky because i thought they were kind of like a group of farmers . >> the growers association is suing the family over trademark infringement. the owner of a statement saying after discussing my dreams with the trademark attorney and being informed no agency can have sole rights to locations such as apple hill, i embarked on my journey as the years progressed, i was met with hostility and anger from the association who wrongly think they have sole ownership of the words apple hill." >>> the city is opening a navigation center helping people who are homeless. the center is in a industrial neighborhood about a mile and a half away away from the san mateo bridge. it will provide short-term housing, organizers offer one meal a day for people living there while providing counselors who help residents find long-term housing. they identify peo

overnight, the fast-moving fire descended upon small cultural communities known for their citrus orchards and avocado farms. hundreds of firefighters raced to respond, battling flames as a threat to preach property lines. aerial footage showed one building ablaze, around 1800 ructurunder threat and roughly 7500 people face evacuation orders. >> we've had access issues getting to the edges of the fires. >> they warn that the mountainous terrain meme containing the fire struggle. they assure the community that it will not see a repeat of the catastrophic thomas fire. it engulfed more than 280,000 acres, destroyed 1100 structures, and resulted in two deaths. earlier this week, there were already facing the so-called easy fire, which is down 60%. east of los angeles, they made progress on the hillside fire missing in edina fire? was asleep. >> matthew sam was one of six destroyed by flames. >> everything was blowing, there were things in the back of the house. i spoke to my wife, i said to get the kids and get in the car. >> the good news is, the wind has calmed down significantly. firefighte

it is actually run by the family that owns a vista orchards. the apple hill organization says is misleading and adding confusion and drawing customers away from the dozens of other farms in the area.>> it is sneaky because, i thought they were kind of like a group of farmers. >> the growers association is suing the family over the trademark infringement.>>> the owner says after discussing my dreams with a trademark attorney and being informed no one person or agency can have sole rights to promote a geographic location such as apwas met with hostility and anger from the apple hill growers ownership of the roadapple hill.>>> gunfire outside of walmart in oklahoma today, we will tell you the latest on this investigation into a mass shooting.>>> spend your monday night with fox you can catch 911 at 8 and the prodigal son at 9 and then the news at 10 and 11 here on ktvu. ♪ here in the club i can't even hear my own voice. ♪ ♪ jack in the box would've been a better choice. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $3 min

: they say it was cheaper to build this floating solar farm, a continental first than plant more orchards we have taken so much from this earth. i think it's time that we give something back. >> reporter: giving back in a way that's good for business and good for planet earth. >>> so there is a county in missouri that has a posse of 17 new sheriff's deputies. we should call them honorary sheriff's deputies. take a look at this photo, because it shows more then a dozen members of the same sheriff's department posing with their babies, all of them less than a year old. now their dads work for the jefferson county sheriff's office just south of st. louis. meg oliver is there with the story of how this county's baby boom was born. >> reporter: a bundle of joy can bring parents together, but with this sheriff's department welcoming 17 newborns, they might need to call in reinforcements. you have to wonder if something is in the water in jefferson county. 17 infants within one sheriff's department born in the same year. >> i think no one realized how many babies there were until we showed up th

we are in a largely agriculture area and surrounded by either citrus orchards or avocado orchards.is a livelihood and the firefighters are working to make sure that the fires go out. 1,300 fire personnel working on this fire as of right now. >> athena jones, thank you for that update. >>> president trump is known as a new yorker. but now trump says he's changing his permanent residence of trump tower to florida. details on what's behind his sudden move, next. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep, uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts so you could experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and ne

but it is run by the family that owns boa vista orchards, the apple hill drawers association says it's misleading and confusing and worries it is drawing customers away from the dozens of other farms in the area. . >> a little sneaky because i thought they were kind of like a group of farmers. >> the growers association is suing the family over trademark infringement. the owner of beaua vista said that after disdiscussing my dreams with the trademark attorney and being informed no one person or agency can have sole rights to pronote a location i embarked and as was met with hostility and anger from the apple hill association who think they have ownership of the words apple hem. hill. >>> the largest business convention in san francisco will begin. more than 700,000 people are spec. final touches were put in place at the center. most event kick off tomorrow and they run through sunday. . >> dream force is so much more than a technology conference. our atedees tell us it's a once in a lifetime experience. >> the event includes more than 50 keynote speakers including former president obam

because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mothers not only be killed but also be cut up and orchard and that's terrible i mean they carry that with them and sometimes we've had cases where. be elephants have been rescued and brought to us and physically there's nothing wrong with them but they are just so heartbroken and and they just lose the will to love physically they can be healthy but if they've had too much trauma and they hold on to their trauma they can die they can literally die from a broken heart busy. i do believe elephant smile i see it in these little ones they hold they show expression changes and this little mouse they look up and i look at you like this and then the whole the whole expression changes and that's the ears even when they're smiling. i have no science. to prove that i can't and i can say yes elephants smile they dance. for me with my observations of behavior when an elephant is happy particularly a baby they whole face lights up and it's just it's just it's so special to watch. the nato military alliance was a relic from the cold war back then it was r

san jose and grew up on a typical suburban street in the 1960s in a neighborhood carved right out orchards. i remember san jose being known for being the prune capital of the world and also known as the fastest growing city in america. fast growing because the city was annexing land. >> we're cursed by the suburban sprawl we grew up with and around here in silicon valley for the last half century, and what we critically need is an urban solution. >> reporter: the solution is now clear, to build bigger and taller in the downtown core. downtown san jose will be the new growth zone. >> i was really impressed with all the new development going on t liveliness. >> reporter: jonathan is a first time visitor, and to his fresh eyes san jose already looks like more of an urban city, not an overgrown suburb. >> being so close to the tech world over there, um, i just think there's a lot of opportunities here. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix 5. >>> the housing gap between the bay area and rest of the state is getting smaller. a report from the california association of realtors shows bay area homes got

i would really like an orchard.my pig farm, growing the veg, my own restaurant. i might get into it, we do not have many gardens in liverpool. let's get back on track. sophie is our special guest. welcome. we will talk about your new book, your children's book injusta your new book, your children's book injust a bit. do you have green fingers? i pretend that i do. but not really. not part of your gale? —— part of your deal? not really. not part of your gale? -- part of your deal? well perhaps when i was younger. we will see. we will talk about your lovely children's book later. will talk about your lovely child ren's book later. what will talk about your lovely children's book later. what is your idea of food heaven? fish, fennel, chicory. bullet points! as that is how we're going to work today? food hell? il. that is my total food hell. and brie, ithink that hell? il. that is my total food hell. and brie, i think that is an overrated, grim cheese. imagine that combination! so olly, what do you have? we will be cook

that used to be the orchard. they chopped down the orchard they did not ask permission, they did not ask for any money. october 22nd forces will assault the house with something like 1600 casualties. they will watch everything from their house, that's our house right there. according to family tradition. joe's mother is upstairs in the houses this is happening. she is working on her spinning wheels, she can look out the window and see this battle going on. a rogue cannonball, shoots through the cable over her head reduces around in the attic and then rolls down the attic stops and stops next to her which point she presumably says us and she picks up the spin and we'll and goes to the basement a house and continue spending for the rest of the battle. interesting women. it when the battle is over. the little home becomes the space of broken bodies and blood it's a hospital taken by the patriots. while they are there they do what they can to help the wounded on both sides, nursing them as they can. years go by. we c

we have grapes, orchard, organic produce, livestock, honey, compost. so, it is kind of bare mecca. >> reporter: the signs are showing up more and more. cameras are capturing the bears moving around. giant poppet have been recorded and folks are being careful. >> fortunately, they are pretty shy and they will scoot off pretty fast. >> so they are not aggressive? >> no. and we don't want them to be. we maintain a good, healthy safe distance from them. we don't want to have an encounter. >> reporter: the vineyard says the bears eat about 1% of their crops and says the winery will simply live with that as part of the price of not harming the bears. no one knows exactly how many bears are moving south into sonoma. one thing is clear, the population is growing. >> reporter: the tahoe area has a real bear problem. >> yeah, we don't want to be like tahoe. we want to be proactive and reactive in this project. the bears are safe and humanistic, property is safe. we are really living in coexistence. >> reporter: in sonoma county, don ford kpix 5. >> navarro viney

democratic republic of congo have been for spawned streeter security concerns crowds have gathered in orchard village demanding that the military leave the area out of rebel groups kill 28 people earlier this week and say the army hasn't done enough to protect them well those are the headlines stay with us and al-jazeera the news continues after earthrise. to cope with our growing population we have tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years as a result of the vast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing and other human activities natural ecosystems have lost nearly half the area and $1000000.00 plant and animal species a facing extinction without the ecological networks which regulate our planet's from cleaning and water to providing food we simply cannot survive but there is still time we meet the pioneers striving to protect 2 of our most valuable remaining ecosystems. brydon sweden where an inventive clothing company is using groundbreaking technology to fight deforestation and i'm a man to borrow in tacking where one man is fighting to protect a wetlands

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the perception that physical attacks against your list are legitimate a fire has been threatening orchards oil fields and homes and southern california even as easing winds helped crews get on top of fires elsewhere in the u.s. states the latest flare up is about 100 kilometers northwest of los angeles about $1300.00 firefighters including many from other parts of the u.s. have been called in to help. we're in the middle of a big fight a. week into this and the end is not yet in say we are finding that the winds are starting to change and that presents its own challenges all by itself is a winch we have a whole new fuel that opens up a new subject to a pretty significant fire. murders police now believe all 39 people found dead in a refrigerated truck near london were from vietnam a 2nd man from northern ireland has been charged with manslaughter and harrison appeared in court in dublin where he faced $41.00 charges and is awaiting extradition to the u.k. a truck driver was charged on monday with similar offenses including people trafficking and 2 people have been arrested in vietnam new d

better target advertising all of the company has repeatedly denied those allegations reporting in the orchard of each others are to. the others people said they were mad they're going to get rid of facebook or will they the world of entertainment is in iraq this week for the launch of the new streaming service disney plus in the u.s. canada and the netherlands tuesday morning users flock to their streaming devices to log in for the 1st time you know the disney people but what brought them to the house of mouse is new platform how big was it wall wins they get this the company announced they had reached 10000000 users in just 24 hours that is a metric that analysts report took h.b.o. now 4 years to reach this is been a huge winner for disney with their stock price increasing by $11.00 points this week meanwhile starwars streaming giant netflix witness a drop of as much as 12 points this week so what is the plus mean for the streaming landscape and really more importantly here what is the. hold for the future of the sector which is that she just looked like boo must producer joins us now to tal

another attack by the group calling itself the allied democratic forces 15 people were killed in a very orchard al-jazeera catherine sorries following the situation from goma. what we're hearing is that this attack happened early in the morning in this area called oil to alltel is about 30 kilometers from any town but it is within that wider venue region so this attackers came to this village with machetes the military conga lee's military has confirmed that this attack because they belonged to this group called a.d.f. that you mentioned we are also hearing from officials from the main hospital in that 15 bodies have been taken to the morgue they're badly mutilated some of these bodies had been decapitated as well in this standards goes to amplify what we've been talking about all day and the frustrations that are being raised by people in beni of all these killings all these attacks that are happening when the reason ongoing offensive against a.d.f. by government troops when the president on monday also arrives a joint operation joint u.n. and. u.n. u.n. and government troops operation against

stay active in the fight to defeat donald trump a fire has been threatening homes all fields and orchards in southern california even as winds helped crews get on top of the fires elsewhere in the u.s. state the laces flare up is around 100 kilometers northwest of los angeles about $1305.00 ases including many from other parts of the country have been called in to help we are in the middle of a big fire. week into this and the end is not yet inside we are finding that the winds are starting to change a nappy sense its own challenges all by itself is a when. we have a whole new fuel that opens up in a subject to a pretty significant. anti-government demonstrations in lebanon are coming down a little on friday the banks open for the 1st time in 2 weeks and there are restrictions on foreign currency transactions schools and universities they've also reaffirmed that office. the commander in chief of iran's influential revolution we girls made a vague reference to the protests in the region major general casey and some army seemed to hit back at criticism over iran's influence in both iraq and

their father has been threatening orchards oil fields and homes in southern california even as windselped crews get on top of. it the latest flare up is around 100 kilometers northwest of los angeles about $1300.00. many from other parts of the u.s. have been called into hell. we are in the middle of a big fight about a week into this and the end is not yet in sight we are finding that the winds are starting to change a nappy resents its own challenges all by itself as a wind shift we have a whole new feel bad that opens up in a subject to a pretty significant fire fight. group of indigenous people in southwest colombia has vowed to rip up illegal drug crops that's despite 5 of their leaders being killed this week officials say they were murdered by groups who profit from drug trafficking alison reports now from kalka province in southwest colombia. traditional funeral for. who died defending their tribal land there are 2 or 4 indigenous guards killed last tuesday together with. the leading tory 3 of their reservation. the leader of the guard the volunteer army of native people who d

in structure protection as well as protecting the agricultural assets with the avocado and citrus orchardsignificant values too. >> firefighters raising four helicopters would have to stop flying for a short time because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created quite a situation, not only illegal but hampers our firefighting efforts so anyone in the area with the desire to do such a thing refrain from doing so, let us get our airborne assets in. >> reporter: the kincaid fire has burned 70,000 acres and is at 65% containment. officials are allowing thousands of evacuees to return home. >> the people are our number one priority and the environment comes third. 180,000 people back in their homes, makes us feel really good. >> reporter: the home you see behind me is one of six that was destroyed yesterday during the hillside fire, evacuations are lifted in san bernardino and residents can return home. 850,000 people inventory county under critical fire weather warnings. >> the winds of died down as well. a corrections officer killed in a brutal attack by an inmate is rememb

avocado orchards on one side, citrus on the other. this is what firefighters have been working to protect, petroleum equipment. we have 1300 firefighters who have been out fighting this fire, trying to make sure they get it under control. we have news on a possible cause of the maria fire. southern california edison informed regulators that on thursday night there was a high-voltage line, 16,000 volts near where the maria fire began. they had just begun to reenergize that lean about 13 minutes before the fire started. so we don't know for sure if that was the cause of the fire. i can tell you these power companies have been shutting off power, deenergizing the lines to keep fires from sparking. they just started to reenergize that line when the fire began. we will wait to hear what the final word is on the cause. we hope to see firefighters make more progress. back to you. >>> well, some of the firefighters risking their lives in california aren't firefighters at all. they're prison inmates. 400 prisoners are helping to battle the bla

actively engaged in structure protection and the agricultural aspects with the avocado and citrus orchard>> reporter: firefighters are using ford helicopters but had to stop for a short time because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created a dangerous situation, not only illegal but hampers firefighting efforts so anyone in the area with desire to do such a thing refrain from doing so. let us get our airborne assets in. >> reporter: the kincaid fire has burned 70,000 acres. it is at 65% containment. officials are allowing thousands of evacuees to return home. >> people are our number one priority always. for us to put 180,000 people back in their homes makes us warm and fuzzy. >> reporter: this home behind me is one of 6 that was destroyed yesterday during the hillside fibers the evacuation for residents in san bernardino have been lifted. 850,000 people in los angeles and ventura counties are under critical fire weather warnings. rob: thank you so much. a foxbusiness alert, obamacare and roman begins as tens of millions of americans remain uninsured. carley: tracy carr

home depot, google, ebay, and little orchard self storage has stepped up. >>> according to some doctors at older adults and found some of the exact same findings in the brains of teenagers who spend many hours of the day on social media. >> you'll sigh they have hunched shoulders, their neck is leaning forward. they're shoveling around. they have poor memory, poor focus, poor concentration. they can't recall things. they're very tired and lack of motivation, which is what we're seeing in a lot of our teenagers these days. >> the doctor says the real key is to limit screen time. she says for children under the age of 2, she recommends no screen time. one hour for children under the age of 11 and no more than two hours a day for teenagers. >>> tech experts are warning amazon's alexa, apen users and siri experts said they were able to make alexa and google home assistance to be given to [ inaudible ] commands. >> if a couple hundred meters within the line of sight, hackers can mimic the actual command these devices via noises. >> it requires about $500 in tool and gear and special technica

this area used to be a big agricultural area and it was known for having nurseries and orchards and flowersis one of the oldest nurseries in california. it's now a recollection park. it's where my jufirst job was. the elementary was a diverse school. where i went to high school. when i got to high school, i really got a chance to see people from all different kinds of backgrounds. this is home to the largest afghan community outside of afghanistan. if you're looking for great food, this is the place to come. there used to be great chinese food over here and great mexican food over here and i'm not talking about the taco bell. growing up in fremont, i learned a lot about diversity. i learned a lot about who i am as a person and i learned a lot about the world and i never had to leave, but i did leave and i took that with me and it's something i'm very grateful for as fremont's not such a bad place to grow up. >> not such a bad place. it was a great place. it's interesting having been there as a kid and sought a much more rural spot, but grew up watching it transition into what it is today. >

there were a lot of orchards being established. they were pretty successful for a while. was wipedlot of that out. >> we don't think of the ozarks is great farmland either. >> people talk to their now and they have stories. but he would pay them $.50 to pick up rocks in the field. rocky ridge was the name of the farm. >> she was really proud of her chicken. >> she was very skilled with poultry and developed all these ways to keep chickens productive and healthy. the things she began writing about for newspapers was poultry. thought the mailman was very dismissive about the money she made. and prove to him that it was worthwhile. >> what paid the bills before the book? >> they had all kinds of jobs. books for the company. -- a littlee a busy business doing that for a while. work.d the farm loan she was also starting to write for newspapers. a well-respected farm newspaper. that's where she served her apprenticeship. writing about her family, her father, her sister. >> people always like family stories. do we know how she started? they had this famous trip in 1915 to visit

. >> this is a ranching community with a lot of avocados and citrus orchards in the area. a lot of time they use the eucalyptus for wind breaks. >> two structures have been destroyed. 1,800 more are threatened now. we will track this situation and bring you updates. >>> the kincade fire is still burning this morning but it appears the worst is behind us. >> nobody wants to be out of their homes for days at a time, but this time around the evacuees say the process was much safer. lauren martinez has more live from the news womb. >> fire crews working the kincade fire are making progress which means more drenzs a s mor returning home. the kincade fire stands at nearly 78,000 acres and is 65% contained. agencies involved in this say there was better communication involved this time. many lessons were learned from the toouubbs fire. for one, alert systems were upgraded. there was better organization during the kincade fire. >> we did have time to somewhat organize and not create this mass chaos of organizing these mass evacuations and that's what really helped us in having no

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i mean you got the ocean there, you've got cattle country and orchard country just over the mountains >> anthony: has a green market. >> knute: yeah, and so those entrepreneurs have a place to sell, they can go to all the markets or just some of them. but it's really fantastic. >> anthony: so, everybody born and bred in seattle? >> knute: i was. yeah. >> anthony: born here? >> jack: yes. >> fred: bellingham, which is -- >> anthony: oh sure, serial killer capital of the world. i was in a bar there where both ted bundy and the green river killer had been patrons, yeah. >> jack: bundy was born in tacoma. >> anthony: right. >> fred: the hillside strangler and also the beltway sniper. >> knute: the worst one was the green river killer. >> 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 rangers are just a couple hours away. >> knute: literally you could hide bodies, like a short drive from wher