specifically tacoma and seattle. his knownducted in the early to mid 1970s near the university of washington. he would knock out the girls, drive them outside of to town to the mountains east of the city where he would rape them and them kill them. >> ted was a socio path or psycho path. and the psycho pathic mind looks at interpersonal relationships differently than do the rest of us. all relationships are on a power grid and all you're doing when enaking with other people is get over on them. you're trying to establish you're in control of the situation. >> when you're being manipulated by one of these guys especially if you're unfamiliar with it you make mistakes. one of my earliest mistakes was to be incapable of understanding that bundy not only was a killer, but he really enjoyed being a killer. it was his life. it was the center of his being. and everything else as this developed in his life was put into place to support what he called the entity the part of him that was disordered if you will. ted conceived o

they noticed that some of the sales people who were trying to sell unmanned aerial vehicles to the seattle police department had also been trying to sell the same jones to san diego share of they were able to find this sales quote which really details how much the system would cause the city along with cause for training so even though they send you a sheriff at the time of the request has said that they had nothing to do with drone systems the documents which were handed over by the seattle police department definitely showed that there had been some sort of inner interaction between john manufacturers and the sandy was sheriff's department. so what do you think does it look like there was an intentional coverup. well i just got off with the san diego sheriff's department just a few minutes ago and what they tell me is that there is no intention to cover anything and that they have been as transparent as they can be with the public and the press however many investigative journalist will tell you quite the opposite i've been on the phone all day today with fellow journalist and send you s

rain soaks highways from northern california and seattle and boise.lick morning commute in the l.a. area. and roads will be wet, at times, from miami to orlando. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in the west, in san francisco, los angeles, as well as seattle. >>> and let's recap our breaking news from overnight. this is what everyone's going to be talking about today. there are two jackpot winning powerball tickets somewhere out there. lottery officials say they were sold in these two states, missouri and arizona. >> now, by the time of last night's drawing, the jackpot was worth $580 million. the second-largest lottery in u.s. history. >> and for the record, here we go. the winning numbers were 5, 16, 22, 23, 29 and the powerball was 6. better luck next time to almost nearly everybody this morning. >>> and there was some tense moments for passengers at the milwaukee airport after a live shotgun shell was found aboard a plane there. all of the passengers on that delta flight to detroit had to deplane and then go through security again.

seattle is number four.tally, seattle is the only city on that list that did not get absolutely slammed during the housing downturn, like california, nevada, arizona so we actually in october experienced a 16% year-over-year price increase which is the highest price increase that we have had for median single-family homes. gerri: that's good news. one of the selling tips. why don't you give us a buying tips. out there, looking for property, trying to analyze the marketplace. how do you do it? what is the key to understanding what's going on? >> well, number one, you have to understand what is going on in your local market. here in seattle, we are experiencing really low inventory. there is not a lot of really great homes for sale. as a result, we are experiencing bidding wars, multiple offers situations, and so we're having to coach buyers on really jumping on that home that they like, coming to the table with a really strong offer, being three qualified ahead of time and be willing to pull the trigger. gerr

here's the storm track, rain around portland, seattle, today and tomorrow we are under high pressure throw to upper 40s mostly clear sky, sunny around 60 at noon, low 60s at 4:00 along the coast mid to upper 60s for the rest of us we'll fall back cool this evening if you have plans to be outside low to mid 50s. through the weekend into next week, tomorrow almost as warm as today, we'll hit near 70 away from the coast, top out in the mid 60s, low to upper 60s from the coast through the inland areas to the bay sunday, low to mid 60s for all of us monday. let's get a check of traffic. >>> if you are working today coming into san francisco via the bay bridge good news, it is black friday light, there are folks coming into the city, delays on the upper deck towards treasure island. mass transit if you want to head to the malls and not drive, great way, parking is bumper-to-bumper and jammed up. bart is back on regular schedule, muni caltrain, everybody on regular schedule there is no ac, out of the central valley, golden gate ferries on holiday schedule, the buses are on regular schedule.

what sort of impact have you seen here in seattle? >> i think if you pull a group of people together from this community, someone in that group would have a friend, loved one who has either had difficulty with a prescriptioning drug or potentially died from that. >> aimen's unit responds to 45 calls a month about overdoses involving these types of medications and this is important, it can be difficult to tell whether it's a painkiller or heroin because they come from the same ingredient and do the same sort of thing to your body. >> aside from needle tracks in the arms, someone who's overdosed on pain medication like that or heroin, they could look very much the same. >> absolutely. they could be unconscious from a medication that they think is relatively safe for them because, instead of getting it on the street, they get it from a pharmacist. >> possible drug overdose. >> these people are suffering from chronic pain. they know that a little bit of pain medication helps so maybe a lot would help a lot more. >> when we arrive, another

we talked to the people in seattle and boston and the san jose and santa clara area. am i leaving any out? >> [inaudible] >> and we also talked to bart. >> [inaudible] >> boston, seattle, yes. new york didn't speak to us. san jose, santa clara, yes. >> [inaudible] >> oakland is the ac. yes. the transit system, the alameda county system and they said emphatically we believe it's an insult to use the switchbacks other than for emergencies and break downs. >> got it. in each of the jurisdictions none of them use switchbacks for traffic smoothing. >> correct. except the one in san jose santa clara who got one of our ex-operation managers, a mr. burns. >> got it. all right. thank you very much. >> thanks jack. we have another jack, jack toumy and another grand jury member and summarizing the findings. he will go over our recommendations and again with the responses of the sfmta and the mayor. since the mayor's responses were identical to muni they will be discussed simultaneously. jack. >> hello there. f1, switchbacks violate the spirit of the city charter. the muni said t

minor damage in seattle. we saw people lose power. we're continuing to watch this plume of heavy rain. it has shifted further to the south. it looks like it's about to move a little bit to the south and to the east there of portland. i-5 is definitely the worst drive out there, a solid shield of rain. there's more to come with heavier stuff off the california coastline. even eureka will get the mess to. seattle, one of the top ten wettest november days you experienced yesterday. once we get past the line, the edge of the front will try to clear out. there's more stuff behind it with unsettled hit-and-miss showers and even thunderstorms. the weather pattern, warm air ahead of the system. as the storm continues to dig down, we'll watch the continued threat of showers and even a few thunderstorms are posable, especially if we get breaks of sunshine stay to the northeast. snow levels are very high with the warmer temperatures in the west. >>> good news is the worst of the storm is over with. it will linger right through thanksgiving day,

>> at the washington poison center in seattle. >> just drowse? i okay. >> and lately, more and more of them sound something like this. >> and today, i took about 90 milligrams of percoset. >> oh you did? >> 6:00, i wasn't really thinking and i did a bar of xanax and i'm reading all this stuff online how that is a very lethal combination. i have a lot of friends who died in their sleep and i just wasn't really thinking. now i'm wondering if i should stay up tonight. >> that kind of call to me is really scary. >> oh, it is scary. >> what goes through your mind? >> so, i would be very frightened about that young man not making through the night. >> dr. bill hurley is the medical director of the poison center. he is also a trauma doctor. >> possibly too many of his meds. they are not sure what-all they've got. >> we are here in seattle, in part, because the problem is bad. >> this bottle still has quite a bit in it. >> but also because, as you will see, there are real solutions. >> no other meds? >> for hurley you it started five years ago. >> he's g

seattle, this slug of rain up interstate 5, actually, from the border of seattle southwards to the puget sound, olympia and olympics and down into areas outside of portland. as far as the forecast tomorrow, a little improvement, hit-and-miss showers, but part of that system will head up into montana. i mentioned the election-day forecast, lynn, and things are actually looking nice in the west and everywhere else, not seeing too many issues, thankfully. >> thankfully, indeed. thank you, bill. >>> well, hurricane sandy has left behind a trail of sadness for the lives and property lost in its wake. nbc's brian williams spent part of his childhood growing up near the beaches of the jersey shore, and yesterday, he went back to assess the damage. >> reporter: in point pleasant beach, the white sands motel has been in business for 30 years. the pool is full of sand. this is what's left of one of the motel rooms. another shore landmark is jenkinson's on the boardwalk, jenks, as the locals call it, where cindy klause rode out the storm in the local aquarium that she runs. >> and we heard this hug

morning showers from seattle to portland. warming up in the southwest. >> 67 in sacramento. 50s in the pacific northwest. mostly 40s in the midwest and northeast. and miami, getting up to 82. >>> and when we come back after the break, holiday shopping secrets. we'll tell you the best days to hit the mall. >>> and more trouble for toyota owners and for the automaker. there's a new recall. millions of cars. >>> and a doctor of the year behind the wheel in a grinding crash. police say she wrote herself prescriptions for the drugs that got her high. >>> and welcome back, everyone. there's more tarnish this morning on toyota's reputation for reliability. the japanese automaker is recalling almost 3 million cars worldwide because of steering and water pump problems. the two recalls cover more than a dozen models, including the prius. 1 million of the cars were sold here in the u.s. and just last month, toyota recalled more than 7 million vehicles for a different problem. >>> there is more pressure on president obama this morning as

damien, thank you for coming to seattle. >> thank you for having me. you have been through something that i think very -- not that many people have been through a sort of grind that feels like it might never end, and you wonder if we will run into the next and of course the media has been on the book life after eath what is more mundane, prison or during the def tour? >> in some ways the book tour is actually a little more stressful at least when you are in prison you are not being scared out by 400 people. [laughter] >> can i get a show of hands how many people know about damien's story because of the film? >> i was surprised to reading your book that when the producers showed up, they were not there to show a movie about how wrongfully convicted, that is something that they figured out while they were shooting a movie about what they thought were satanic murders. >> exactly. >> we were told there was a very small article in "the new york times" of sheila, the head of the documentary vision and hbo in the paper and she thought it was an open and shut

jason actually lives here in seattle now. whenever we first got out, the morning after we got out we came here to seattle. he liked it so much that he never left. he decided he wanted to live here. he's in college at the present time here. what he wants to do is eventually go to law school and get his law degree and help people who were in the same situation we were in, but he can't even do that with a criminal record. once he gets his law degree, he still can't practice law until we're exonerated. >> you guys came here that day after you were released because i understand eddie vedder and his family -- i think eddie vedder's in a band -- [laughter] up and coming here in town. today brought you, they brought you here, right? and, like, took you shopping. >> eddie was, actually, in the courtroom the day we walked out. he came there just to be there for that. he brought us straight here. the day that we left arkansas, we left like refugees. i did not have a single penny in my pocket, i didn't even have a suit of clothes to chan

oeste, en el home depot de los angeles, el galaxy sin problemas logro una buena victoria 3-0 sobre seattle por robbie keane a los 45 minutos, aumento mike magee a los 64 mostrando la superioridad galactica y tres minutos mas tarde volvio robbie keane para el definitivo 3-0 con que galaxy gana el partido de ida y viajara el fin de semana a seattle para mantener es ventaja y llegar a la fran final de la mls. se viene otra fecha fifa y el d.c. united anunciÓ hoy que el defensa/mediocampista andy najar ha sido convocado a la selecciÓn mayor de honduras para el partido amistoso contra perÚ, programado para este mie Ércoles 14 de noviembre en el bbva compass stadium de houston, texas. najar se unio a la concentraciÓn de la selecciÓn hoy. najar, de 19 aÑos, ha tenido una excelente tercera temporada con el d.c. united en el 2012, jugando de titular en 22 de 25 partidos de mls durante la campaÑa regular, sumando cuatro asistencias. andy najar fue expulsado en el partido ida contra red bulls y fue suspendido por tres partidos. vamos con resumen con lo que ocurio en espaÑa con el barcelona y real mad

wet highways around seattle, portland, san francisco, and boise.ow-covered mountain passes in the northwest. slick roads along the eastern coast of florida. and thick, morning fog could hamper visibility in the upper midwest. >> if you're flying today, airport delays are possible in san francisco, seattle, chicago and detroit. >>> what is the end of an era on "sesame street." the man who created the personality of beloved muppet, elmo, has resigned. >> for the second time in just a week, a man has come forward to accuse elmo puppeteer, kevin clash, of engaging in inappropriate sexual behavior. cecil singleton is a 24-year-old college student who is suing kevin clash for $5 million. singleton says he met clash on a gay chat line when he was 15. and for a two-week period, they had sexual contact but no intercourse. and he insists he told clash exactly how old he was. >> i remember confessing to him when we were eating that i wasn't 18. but that i would be turning 16 in the near future. >> reporter: singleton claims he did not know what clash did for

oeste, en el home depot de los angeles, el galaxy sin problemas logro una buena victoria 3-0 sobre seattle a los 45 minutos, aumento mike magee a los 64 mostrando la superioridad galactica y tres minutos mas tarde volvio robbie keane para el definitivo 3-0 con que galaxy gana el partido de ida y viajara el fin de semana a seattle para mantener es ventaja y llegar a la fran final de la mls. en argentina, los dos grandes equipos de futbol se han quedado sin posibilidad de conquistar el titulo, river gano y boca empato, el tecnico vamos al futbol salvadoreÑo jornada del clasico nacional. en san miguel, aguila recibio a fas de santa ana y al final de los 90 minutos empataron 1- 1 con anotaciones de ricardo antonio ulloa por los santanecos y nivelo williams osael romero de penal que lo repitio por invacion al area. otros resultados, la universidad empato 3-3 con alianza, luis angel firpo de visita supero 3-1 a once municipal y el isidro metapan goleo 4-1 a juventud independient en guatemala ayer solo se jugo un partido y con solo dos goles. fue en asuncion mita jutiapa donde mictlan apenas empa

like where can you smoke pot now in seattle?> you can use it in the privacy in your own home. >> can you get that seized pot back from the police? >> one word answer to that one is no. >> will seattle's finest help criminal agents with small amounts of pot. here again the answer is no. >> this my friends is a public service and it is everything you wanted to know about the complicated laws about pot in seattle as presented by an alternative guy who blogs for the police department along with this guy who is an actual cop. they posed for their post with this video clip from the "lord of the rings". this is a needed service. nobody has been able to figure out what the law is. and what you have done makes sense and has gandolf in it for no good reason. other than you are being g

because seattle's future seemed so dim, because boeing was cutting back on its jobs. no one could imagine a seattle without boeing just like no one could imagine a detroit without general motors. this was before amazon, before costco, before microsoft and starbucks. seattle came back. it came back because of skills and entrepreneurship just like boston. these are two of the people who played an outsized role in boston's rebirth as a capital of ideas. that's bush, mit scientist, adviser to presidents, a man who very much was a statesman who moved the academy into the world of commerce. he was, indeed, the mentor of fred terman who ld go on to be the father of silicon valley on the other side of the country. .. there's a whopping difference in terms of population growth over the last 10 years. if you want understand why seattle and detroit look different, utility to look much further than 12% of detroit's adults have degrees. spent with a college degree up by 10%. your wages go up on average by 8% over your own years of schooling cost. it's that valuable to be a round s

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i understand you are going through my home time, seattle next year -- my home town. seattle next.and raised there. and of course, if that is not enough for you to do while you are here, you should talk to mohammed about getting tickets to the giants, the 49ers, or outside because that is -- outside plans because that is happening this weekend. that is the fun we have in our great city. we are a large city. i get to talk and write about the things we're doing, and i want you to know that the internment -- and permit, our commitment to greening are parts of what we're here to do because of the advocacy that you do across the country, keep of that work, keep reminding mayors like me and everybody else we have an obligation to take the greening ideas and put them into the urban setting. give our kids the chance to get dirty with their hands, but watch things grow as they grow. this is the only way i know how to run the city. i have worked in this alleyways for many years. worked in the dirtiest smelling streets of our city. i come out loving our people even greater. whenever graffiti

. >> reporter: seattle resident carmen on her way to sacramento. >> i'm thankful to be with my husband, family and friends one of my favorite holidays. >> reporter: what is thanksgiving dinner going to be like at your house? >> i don't know, we didn't have it. [ laughing ] >> reporter: well they haven't had it yet so i guess he made a good point this day used to be the busiest travel day of the year now it is third place in thanksgiving travel behind last friday and the biggest travel day of the thanksgiving week this coming sunday when everybody comes home. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> oakland man has died after falling to his death. next, what authorities say he was doing before the accident. >>> new information just into the newsroom about the future of hostess the maker of tweufrpb >>> an oakland man is dead after falling didn't a hillside into a water filled rock quarry. sky 7 hd shows the quarry where that man fell. crews started searching for him 7:00 last night after they received reports he may have fallen off the cliffside behind his home while looking for his cat. divers

rain still on i-5, especially towards the seattle area. we'll get a break and this afternoon become more scattered. we get those instability showers, a pop of a thunderstorm, too. we'll be watching light rain from san francisco to sacramento. things dramatically improve for thanksgiving day. it looks like most of the showers, if they do approach the northwest will be very late in the day. most areas look dry. you'll dry out after about three wet days in a row. enjoy it. >> thanks so much. well, if you're in the market for a new apartment, madonna may have something for you. the material girl is selling her new york city duplex for $23.5 million if you have that kind of money. it has six bedrooms and a view of central park. and get this, monthly maintenance alone is over $11,000. >>> all right. speaking of loads of cash, sean connery missed out on $450 million. so how in the world did that happen? well, the legendary actor was offered $10 million and 15% of the box office to play gandalf in the "lord of the rings" films. yeah. well, connery

there could be some delays in the seattle area.one traveling through the mountain passes we are seeing several inches of snow. been raining and snowing out that way since last weekend. so, travel troubles continue in the northwest but everywhere else we are seeing a good amount of sunshine for what's left of the travel this evening. tonight looks clear and not too cold so icy patches not an issue but tomorrow it will actually be a white thanksgiving across portions of northern north dakota, northern minnesota. but elsewhere, again, seeing sunshine. a couple of showers possible through the chicago area. nothing that should create too too many delays and still a nuisance but most people will already be in their destination getting to thanksgiving and then friday some of that lighter rain starting to spread eastward. otherwise, thanksgiving looks good. >> thanks so much for that. >>> for more on holiday travel, we're joined by wendy saks. toure? >> let's talk about the biggest choke points and people traveling in to and from them and

i'm neal carlin skill fkar lili "nightline" in seattle. >> all right then.ur thanks to neal. "finding bigfoot" airs sunday on animal planet. thank you for watching abc news. "good morning america" will be right here for you in the morning. good night, america. jimmy kimmel is next. >>> up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- martin short. >> day three, th

city attorney i am introducing legislation today and suspend our pilot programs until we see if seattle's law is consistent with the first amendment and i am working with the city attorney to find alternate approaches for the same goal. the rest i commit. >> thank you supervisor. supervisor. >> submit. >> thank you supervisor. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you madam clerk. i have several things. the first is my strong support for the neighborhood theater and in the richmond district. i have been supporting the survival of the neighborhood theaters and i am introducing a motion for what the city can do much more to protect the small independent theaters. i have been working hard to support the balboa theater and the foundation has stepped in really to help our neighborhood show strong support for it, but also at the four star theater and chinese american movie series. it's one of the only one that still continues to show chinese movies in our city and i am helping in the process to renovate the aland der theater to make sure that we restore but also maintain a small neighborhood 38 existing

just an impressive slug of moisture especially between portland and seattle. high wind warnings at the coast, the higher elevations and the cascades. temperatures are pretty warm. the snow levels are well up there, in most cases above the passes. this is just an impressive feat of moisture. when you see the dark greens, yellows and oranges, you know you'll get heavy rain. our computers are estimating this area of maroon here, talking in the next 48 hours, five to six inches of rain possible from an area, almost all the oregon coastline heading south of puget sound. that's going to cause flooding concerns. there's potential on some of the rivers. we'll watch that in the next two days. snow mostly in the northern portions of the cascades and also as we head toward the northern rockies, glacier national park. that's about it. the way the flow is, it's more of a pacific air mass. it's not going to kick through and bring the cooler air with it. that's the way the setup looks. as far as the forecast goes, the heavy rain will be from northern california north ward, e

mud slides north of seattle numerous trees down from 60 miles per hour wind gusts. a big mess in western washington today. we'll get clipped by the tail end of this system. which will bring rain. a half a foot of rain. we'll get the tail end of things but we'll see showers moving in about this time tomorrow through wednesday morning. perhaps impacting your escape to grandma's house. as for rainfall totals, it depends on where you are. the farther south you are, the less rain you'll see. up toward santa rosa you'll get significant rainfall tomorrow night. what to expect, cloudy but dry tomorrow. rain moves in tomorrow night. we'll be sunny and mild through thanksgiving. high temperatures tomorrow, mid 60s. 66 for sunnyvale. 67 nor pittsburgh. and 62 for petaluma. then it's all about the sunshine thursday right on through the weekend. we will be mainly sunny. >> it's all about the turkey day. >> good eating weather as well. yes. >> it's always good eating weather. >> cute paul. >> very true. >> the sports world is a buzz about a controversy. but it's one game. one foo