. >> two years ago, seattle police officer jim ritter found a role more rewarding than anything elsefour decades on the job. >> i actually feel like i'm making a positive difference in society and not just going through the motions. >> jim ritter, seattle police, community relations. >> restarted safe place which designates local businesses as a place where victims of hate crimes can shelter while waiting for the police to arrive. >> want you to train your employees to call 911 immediately regardless if the victim wants them to or not. we need the police en route to these things. >> we had a problem of people not reporting serious crimes that were happening to them. >> now, his phone is ringing off the hook. dozens of police departments across the country are looking to implement safe place. most notably for ritter, helping the orlando police start the program on the six-month anniversary of the pulse nightclub massacre. >> in this day of communications, everybody just assumes somebody else is calling the police. >> reporter: here in seattle he says two felony assaults were reported

but he has to have an answer for stacy ritter. he has to have an answer for her daughters madeline and hannah. he can't ignore them and their health care needs. he have has to have an answer for rebecca who's worried about what will happen to her, whether she'll still be able to have a dairy farm, whether she'll be able to have a family. he's got to have a family for rebecca in pennsylvania. he also has to have an answer for the two families that i cited at the beginning, for anthony and rowan's family, two young boys on the autism spectrum who need the services of medicaid. so this isn't theory any longer. this isn't some idea that's floating around washington. these are real lives that will be destroyed by some of these proposals. so if you block grant medicaid, you're going to destroy 5689 -- descroif a lot -- destroy a lotf lives. if you change medicare as we know it, you're going to hurt a lot of people. if you choose to vote for a repeal of the affordable care act and you have no plan to replace it after seven years of compl

satellite and rittered with t it's off the coast and developing a pretty big storm for central and northernarts of new england where they will beng snow in the form of a foot or so for parts of that area while we miss out on another new england storm. partly cloudy and 26 and 28 in wilmington and 26 in millville and 32 for cape may and the wins at times gusting to 40 during the day tomorrow. and windchillsmidmorning only id going into the upper 20s and despite tomorrow's high it should be around 39 or 40 degrees, it's going feel like the 20s the entire day. then on friday southerly winds start to take over and we get back up to 44 for the high during the week and you can see thng in the wings and that pushes to the north here for the weekend. so the five-day am 5:00 forecast, windy and cold tomorrow, feeling like the 20s and back to normal on friday and partly sunny and the weekend winner. 60 degrees on saturday with high clouds and near record highs on sunday and 65 and the record is 68 doctors and e holiday on monday, a lot of sunshine and a high of 60 degrees, the numbers close to 21 deg

they have been talking tough, but will that ritter translate into action? >> this is the thing.e u.s. n't be towards china ca butletely adversarial,' so far the rhetoric has been tough on trade, north korea. president trump and prime minister abe were talking about the closeness of their security a lines, so clearly at some point there will have to be some talks, some give, on these issues come up but we are still unclear whether trump focuses on the trade site or is able to make some concessions. leave it have to there. great insights. jonathan miller from the council for foreign relations. coming up, bluescope, we hear from the ceo. ♪ [ alarm clock beeping ] weather. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] kong, 11:0:29 in hong 29 in seoul, korea. first word headlines. january trade data for japan has disappointed, exports growing 1.3%. that is against forecast of 5%. eight .5% last month, leaving a

and said the wrong things, like, sort yourself out, that kind of thing, and they can be said robert ritterwithdraw froome collea g u es started to withdraw froome colleagues at work, became quiet at home, and my wife suggested to me at one point, maybe you are suffering with depression, and i laughed it off, but it wasn't until i had my first panic attack that i had a moment of clarity and i thought, you are not well, you need to see your gp, and! are not well, you need to see your gp, and i was diagnosed. but i feel the stigma that is attached to mental health, once i had the diagnosis, i started thinking, people will think i am weird now. i am some sort of bad person or whatever. and that made me feel really isolated, which in turn started generating feelings of shame as well, and so it almost immediately starts making you withdraw, and it is a really lonely experience. so in terms of squashing the stigma forbid, we have people like andrew flintoff and jeremy paxman and rebecca front, all sorts of high profile people talking about mental health issues. how much is that helping, do we thi