her body was found in a shallow grave just outside of seattle. but it was actually her abduction site that gave us the answers we needed. [laughing] morgan: tina and two of her friends had fake i.d.s and they decided to go to a local grunge bar. prentiss: but they drank too much and tina got sick, so while one friend was inside dancing, it's all right. come on. [retching] i'm gonna go get janice, ok? we're going home. ohh...good, yeah. [moaning] ohh...ohh... man: you ok? yeah. jeez, what are you, a ninja? where'd you come from? so his anger is obviously directed at women. yes, but the real question is why, and the why is what always leads us to the who. i need to talk to you. jj: he was attacking their genitals and reproductive organs. why? was he impotent and hates the thing that he can't have? did his wife or girlfriend abort a child? it's a federal prison, dave. we can't just call them up and tell them what to do. i've got to see him today, aaron. you know that. the possibilities are endless. and the unsub was figuring it all out for himself,

we lived in a beautiful bedroom community in seattle. i had a great job.we were a very tight foursome, my husband and i and our two children. it was a great middle america life, very happy. >> narrator: her mother was a local news anchor. her father was a stay-at-home dad who doted on his girls. >> when did you learn to do that, marah? >> our children went to good schools. the neighborhood was safe. we never locked the door. marah was a very happy child. >> narrator: but by the time she reached middle school, marah was struggling. >> a lot of anxiety, a lot of depression. by this time, she'd been diagnosed with adhd. it was clear she had some eating disorder issues. we were just trying to find the right mix of therapy, meds. >> marah, how old are you this year? >> thirteen! >> narrator: marah was also self-medicating. >> what happened a couple days before christmas? >> i snuck out and drank alcohol, and then i slept at a boy's house. >> she started experimenting with marijuana and alcohol. marah's turn to do the star! i always kinda kept a close eye. i was

reichert had grown up in the same seattle suburb, kent, where the first bodies were found. he had overcome a difficult childhood, sometimes spending nights in those very woods, escaping a father who drank too much. he worked his way through a small lutheran college and after service in the air force, became a cop so he could live out his dream of rescuing the vulnerable. there was one important exception, on may 8th, 1983, the body of carol ann christensen was found. like the others she had been strangled but unlike theirs, her body was clothed and the scene elaborately staged. >> over the years we've seen lots of bizarre crime scenes. we don't understand all the symbolism of some of the things that he did there. >> christensen had two fish, trout, placed on her chest. an empty bottle of wine on her stomach and sausage on her hands. so bizarre that at first reichert didn't think the murder fit the green river killer's m.o. he was muzzled, worried, was there a second murderer? even christensen mother and sister had their doubts. >> at the time we didn't connect it. she wasn'

amazon-seattle stores stocks about 5,000 titles at any one time. journal says if amazon were to open hundreds of bookstores it would take years to pick the locations, reach the leasing deals and, of course, higher the staff. >> nicole: ran a hedge fun is due in court in new york today. he faces charges of running a ponzy scheme. world east most hated man after he increased price of hiv drug by 5,000%. he's scheduled to appear before congress tomorrow for a hearing about price gouging in the pharmaceutical industry and in mornings with maria he spoke with maria bartiromo and said he plans to invoke the fifth amendment but would like to speak his mind to congress. >> i'm not a shy person. i have a lot to talk to congress. i would insult them, try to have a cordial discussion but i'm sure it would evolve into a fight and i would do it behind closed doors, immunity. they don't want to do any of those things. they want this to be circus. >> maria: they want you to be in front of cameras? >> that's it. >> lauren: cleanup underway in mississippi and alaba

find out how many of flynn's uberfans live in seattle. then i want you to narrow it down even more by cross-referencing with people with anger management issues. yeah, derek-- thank you and goodbye, garcia. hello? what are you doing here, carl? uh, i was missing a personal photo. thought maybe i left it here. your cubicle was cleaned out when you were fired. what do you really want? you made a big mistake when you fired me. i mean--i don't have a gun, it that's what you're worried about. and i just wondered why you did it. oh, come on, you know why. i was getting complaints about you. customers are never happy. you yelled at them. and you scared your co-workers. they thought you were seeing things half the time. just like you are now. what are you even looking at? it's unsettling. we were worried about you.

starbucks, which began here in seattle, is a target of the ordinance.orkers will occasionally be asked to close down at night, then reopening the next morning. those would be eliminated. but how do business owners adjust to people calling in sick? late changes will be costly. economists say look for more automation so companies can get by with fewer employees. but even then there will be a struggle. >> it's unfortunate that the city of seattle seems hell bent on these one-size-fits-all, cookie cutter approaches to wage and hour issues x i think this is going to be one more straw that breaks the camel's back. >> reporter: despite these dire warnings from some economists and others, the city council seems poised to be going forward with this, and many expect to have this ordinance, this livable schedule ordinance n place by the end of the year. gerri: dan, thanks for that reporting. amazing story. so can companies really afford to make these concessions; that is, to lower wage workers. joining me now, mat welch. this is just amazing to me. not only do you

a bank in tacoma might have kept some reserves in a bank in seattle and a bank in seattle might have kept their reserves in a bank in san francisco. but the bank in tacoma would call in the bank to seattle and the bank in seattle would go to san francisco and you willed you would sometimes get a panic. this would happen every fall whether the harvest season came in every farming community and back then they were half the population of the united states. the farming communities needed cash to pay the field hand, finance the equipment and all of that. cash would drain dra drain out cities and there would be panning. rates in new york city would go up a hundred percent sometimes. he saw this happening and was absolutely astonished. i want to take you to an episode that shows his reaction right after he moved to new york. he was shocked by american finance. whereas banks in germany functioned with military cohesiveness banks in american suffered. as credit tightened, each bank pulled loans. after a plunge on wall street they led on to jacob shift, and his brother law and senior partner t

they have almost 36 inches of rain in seattle. you rememberer toy. >> yes. >> and when it rains it's a big deal. and when it doesn't rain in seattle it's a big deal. >> she's spending a lot of time up there now. >> they've had a lot of rain. >>> we have a lo

he said with the new minimum wage we had to raise everything in seattle. you are seeing it hurting the rental car business, the parking business. it's going to technology, which is what will happen with these jobs, it's going to technology where there is not a minimum wage. >> gary b businesses say we will not open stores in cities with $15 minimum wages. it kills jobs. why don't people listen to them? >> they're doing the opposite. they're not opening them, they're closing them in china town, in los angeles, the residents there were dying to have their wal-mart there. they love their wal-mart there because it provided a real need. it had to close because they couldn't afford the $15. you know, john talked about seattle, jorng of course one of those billionaires who can't afford $50 for parking. but somehow, the point is restaurant prices there have gone up 7 to 8% t. prices are passed onto the consumer. whether you look at anecdotes or studies, $15 minimum wage, everything above mark will hurt the economy. >> hillary clinton wants $12 for a minimum wage.

they have almost 36 inches of rain in seattle. and you rememberer toy. >> yes. >> and when it rains it's a big deal. and when it doesn't rain in seattle it's a big deal. >> she's spending a lot of time up there now. >> they've had a lot of rain. >>> we have a lot of clouds coming in. and farther south, mostly clear. and the system is a ways away. there's plenty of bunch up north. and that's where it's going to be the lightest amounts will be south of san francisco. fairfield 41, livermore, 42. blackhawk, 41. these are much, much cooler than a couple days ago. partly sunny and partly cloudy in the morning and turning mostly cloudy by the afternoon. this system will fall apart as it begins to move south. 50s and very low 60s. 4:31. how are you, sir? >> i'm doing well. and it's friday and i hope you are, steve. and i hope the viewers are doing well. friday-- a little bit of lift in the step. >> a spring in the gait? >> you know what? we're off to a good start looking at the commute and there's not a lot going on. let's go out and see

seattle. ("these are the rules of god's kingdom." )by his rules- only ungodly, it's personal. personal. ( "well one fellow i remember, said i was going to hell." ) )people posting complaints online think he's the one asking for money.i discovered carlson's name is linked to the christian prayer center in state records. he says he's not involved but is still suffering the wrath of the righteous. righteous. ( "with people who are really upset and angry at pastor john carlson. and i'm pastor john carlson." ) beyond the prayer business bureau has taken complaints about unexpected monthly charges. charges. ("they called us because they were upset they couldn't get a refund. they had a hard time getting ahold of the company. they tried emailing them.") state licensing records show christian prayer center is the brainchild brainchildof this man- benjamin rogovy. we first met him back in 2005 promoting a venture he called "bumvertising" - paying panhandlers to advertise his game website on their signs. (rogovy: "they're better off advertising for me than no advertising for me." )we tr

way up to seattle today and no signs of cooling down in the beginning of this week. >>> people in the northwest this week warmer than florida. >> warmer than florida. please figure out a way to get us to los angeles this weekend. so jealous. >>> gas prices drop again, and which one of those $5 million super bowl ads score the best, >>> a frightening scene in london alarms many but not the authorities. we'll see. you're watching "early today." to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. no, no, no, no, [music] people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. >>> imagine a huge sinkhole swallowing your car with you and your family still in it. that's exactly what happened to a couple with their 2-year-old

. >> like seattle had the record. >> seattle their wettest meteorological winter, december, january, february. and still a couple of days left. >> the rest of the country as well, but -- >> des moines, iowa their wettest winter. you can see where the track has been. >> what about closer to march? originally march was looking wet. >> backed off on that. >> okay. then we'll back off. thank you, steve. >> you bet. >>> it's 4:17. this morning we are keeping an eye on the global financial markets. now the european markets are all up. they've been up since they opened. all open, some of them close to 2%. that follows the lead of the asian markets overnight. all the major markets in the far east showed gains in their trading day and china's shanghai index was up more than 2% after a report china is importing less foreign oil, japan and hong kong gained about 1%. the u.s. markets this morning, they had a mixed close on friday, if you remember. today's futures show they are likely to follow europe and asia. futures across the board all up about1% for the nasdaq, s&p 500. >>> a lock of john le

creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in seattleheaded toward the ballard neighborhood. it's an upscale area once known for sawmills and commercial fishing, and just down the road is one man's strange inheritance and a story with a hollywood ending. >> my name's barry martin. i inherited a tiny, hundred-year-old house from a little old lady. if there ever was a real-estate niche, this is one. >> hi, barry. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. nice to meet you. >> i meet barry in front of this little house. yep, this is it -- his strange inheritance. it's just 600 square feet, and it's now surrounded by a huge shopping mall -- a mall that the unlikely heir in this story helped build. >> who leaves this to somebody? >> well, edith left it to me. >> edith? >> yep. >> love to learn more. >> okay. come on. >> barry explains that when this house was built over a hundred years ago, ballard, washington, was the shingle-mill capital of the world, with 20 mills producing 3 million shingles a day. >> there was fishing on elliot bay there, and the shingle-

did of course rice that isn't for the buffalo bills will team jerry rice as tim urban rather has seattle's russell wilson is from up the road in richmond let's head to her by e there eli manning in his bento few pro bowls in his career playing for team rice will go up top puts up with the chiefs travis kelsey as second look kelsey making it look easy as they took an early seven up in the backroom team urban led by wilson who woke up with julio jones spectacular catch second look. photos and just like that were tied it seven second quarter now wilson will go over the middle is one of his three touchdowns in the day that one to todd gurley made a twenty one twenty down fourteen manning

a plane heading to seattle makes an unexpected stop. at 5:32, the tense 16-minute flight for passengers. but first, the investigation continues this morning into what caused a truck driver to drive off i- 95 in miami. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i' m checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. we're putting the morning. here's a look at headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. this morning a new civil aviation agreement is expected to be signed between the u-s and cuba. this will allow regular airline service between the the first time in five decades. after the agrement is signed, u-s airlines can start submitting applications for daily flights into havana and nine other cities in cuba. listen to this, researchers say changes in the climate could mean flights from london to new york will take longer. researchers say changing temperatures will make the jet stream faster

has said only las vegas and quebec city are in the running to land an expansion team booting out seattle. bettman says a ten-owner executive committee will eventually suggest if the how many teams the league should add- if any. and there doesn't seem to be a rush. bettman says -- "a lot of things have to be considered. we're not running a 60-minute game where the clock is

small homes are being set up in seattle exclusively for the homeless. and there's a chance they will be built in very district of the city. the goal is for homeless to eventually move from the tiny - during that transition...the small homes are far more secure than a tent. take a look.... each home is different and they are each built by different groups -working to make the homes safe and cost efficient -to help further address homelessness in the city. 12:29:53 we're not making it your problem. it's a shared problem of the city, and we're sharing the burden of it. some homeless camps have strict rules for security and cleanliness. and details like...whether to have a no drug or alcohol policy - can be decided by each seattle's council districts. still to come on channel 2 news still to come on channel 2 news many are wondering --will apple help the fbi break into the san bernadino shooter's phone...what people are saying and more, after the break. meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast one of the areas that i've been particular

and she wanted to come see seattle and see our house here and just have a visual of what our life was like up here in that really touched me . >> anchor: a plane full of passengers looked on as kristi made her way down a very different aisle wear access stories she designed herself. it's a flight of fancy not to be forgotten any time soon . >>> it's just been really over questioning but really exciting and i'm glad we were able to share love and joy with people and really touch people and make their flight a really fun experience. >> anchor: the newlywed couple says their fellow passengers helped pull off the magical in the newsroom, sara french, 7 news. >> anchor: just wondering if the plane when it landed had can canified to the strings. >>> that would be cute. i love to be able to fly like that though. >>> i did really like those shoes . >> anchor: of course. >> anchor: custom she said. that was another 30 minutes of 7 . >> anchor: adam williams, 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. us. police search for a man who took an officer on a wild ride last week. dangerer in dartmouth. armed r

ahead on 7 news a seattle area man doing his part. what this self-proclaimed super hero is doing to help clean the streets in his neighborhood . >> anchor: and a reunion worth the wait. the cast of some of your favorite tv shows getting to the for an epic reunion . >> anchor: ahead on 7 news at 5:00, a case of extortion in roslindale. police called it a home after getting calls that someone was being held hostage. we'll be right back. >> anchor: clipping coupons is the tried and true way of saving monty grocery store. there are several new apps and web sites that can make saving easier. we'll show you what to download england of we get go behind the scenes of extreme powerboat racing with the miss geico racing team. presented by geico and coming to meet the drivers, see the boat, play games and win prizes as you explore extreme offshore powerboat racing. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better

the couple saying their i do's during a flight from seattle. sparks were flying. any more little things you can think what happened here? not that way hopefully do you remember thank special ceremony . >> anchor: this mid flight matrimony a dream come true for this is interesting. sara french explains. kristi and gym are still on cloud nine after saying "i do" on friday . >>> it's wonderful. we have been together for the better part of five years now. >> reporter: but how they said i do is making sparks fly on social media . >>> tagging me on phrase book ers and you tube videos were up . >> reporter: the two love birds were wed 35,000 feet in the air on an alaska airlines flight coming from la to seattle friday night . >>> love is in the air . >> reporter: kristi is a airline. she and her hubby planned the big event to grant three wishes to her mom, bully joe, who is fighting stage four cancer . >>> my mother is the world to me. . >> reporter: she all wanted to see her kristi works. she is always watched to see where kristi lives and she always hoped to see kristi

thank you. >> i talked to johnson at the same stage in seattle's west lake park. >>.u just ran up and grabbed the microphone from him. >> we ran up and started saying, hey, you are going to let us speak. >> what they were saying? >> chanting bernie's name. calling for police to arrest and tase us. >> liberals. >> people at a bernie sanders rally. >> why bernie sanders? he's the far left kand date. you don't get further left than him. >> left for white folks. right? he's left for the needs and concerns of mainstream white america. >> does that suggest that democratic policies are failing folks like you? >> i think for black americans, in particular, we have to look completely outside of the system. i don't think anybody's put any policies that remotely even speak to what we're getting at. >> both bernie sanders and hillary clinton have made overchurs to the black lives matter movement. yes, they do, i'm going to talk a lot about that. >> i'm not crazy about being interrupted by anybody but i've met with a number of groups, black lives matter groups, and i think what i

. >>> and 700,000 hours of police dash cam video in seattle alone. the extraordinary challenge police face to make all of it available to the public. written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> the fbi is defending us call for apple to unlock the cell phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. some survivors of the attack say apple needs to change its tune. but the tech giant is not backing down. ines ferre reports. >> reporter: the fbi director is calling for calm and defending his agency's demand that apple help investigators break into one of the san bernardino attacker's phones. in a statement he writes: apple's ceo was quick to reply on monday in an email to his employees, tim cook writes: >>> apple says the request is an overreach and so far it says it will not comply. former nsa director, tells usa today that he agrees in part. >> jim, would like a back door available to american law enforcement in all devices globally, and frankly, i

murphy was assigned to a practice squad after released from the seattle seahawks. he is from nearby oakland, california, right near the san francisco bay area. after sending murphph home, broncos head coach gary kubiak released a statement saying, quote, it's best for the team if we continued our preparation for super bowl 50 without him. now in a bit of a twist here, the broncos opponent, the carolina panthers, was given a little bit of a word of warning, you could say, from eugene robinson on sunday. you may remember that robinson, back in 1999, was arrested for soliciting a prostitute the night before super bowl xxxiii. he was a former atlanta falcon. sunday, quote, don't mess this up. anne-marie. >> ya that is pretty good advice. jamie yuccas in san francisco, thanks a lot, jamie. >>> coming up on the "morning news." a dangerous water rescue. crews looking for a surfer caught up in huge waves. >>> later, a dramatic rescue off a florida beach after a small plane crashes into the ocean. this is the "cbs morning news."atchers has changed. weight watchers all-new b

temperatures in the 50s in seattle. that's a look at your national weather, now here's a closer look at your day ahead. another soggy day across the northeast, wind and rain, temperatures in the 50s to near 60 in philadelphia. temperatures in the 30s in chicago. near 60 with sunshine in denver. so, one more rough day to get through and then things quiet down a bit in the east. >> i like that, 50s and sunshine. thanks so much. >>> we'll be right back. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13 vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, prevnar 13 may help provide additional protection. prevnar 13 is used in adults 50 and older t

so they will head out to seattle to do the testing. google says along with the rain seattle area also has hills to test on. right now regulators are working on guidelines for driverless cars. car. >> reporter: big dreams taking what is going on? >> we are going to the super bowl! >>> we are looking live at clearwater beach right now. there are two big events happening there this weekend. we will tell you about them >>> we want to update you on that broking -- we want to update that news we brought to you yesterday. six people found dead in a chicago home may be part of the same family. we do know two of them were children. there were also two men and two women in that home. the woman who lived next door the police say it does not look like the house was broken into. >>> now to a freak accident in san diego. it happened after severe weather when you might think that most of the dangerous parts are gone. they were covering storm damage when a tree fell on them. listen to the photographer. >> when the tree fell, after the initial silence,

in that they will get pretty good at seattle. but there is nothing we can do about it is the trigger point. to see it as 1.three square miles of territory. problem it is also 200 miles in eight concentric circle resources but on the flank of taiwan's and if china can grab that entering into a fortress that creates will their abilities for japan and. we saw what happened in tenty -- 2010 and 2012 with a mass riots in the nationalist going crazy. that is a flashpoint. the claim that begin 1947 that is called the cow's tongue could 80 percent of the south china sea for go we're there now. in some of these terraces that china tries to turn into new islets is a flashpoint of course, the perennial issue of taiwan's an island over 20 million that are depressed and afraid. because they see tide that slowly like a python is circling them in the united states ran along the have the results to stand with taiwan. land-for-peace everywhere else. and i feel like it does reflect if push comes to shove women not have american forces like clinton

thank you. >> i talked to johnson at the same stage in seattle's west lake park. >> so you just ran uprabbed the microphone from him. >> we ran up saying you are going to let us speak. >> what were people screaming at you? >> they were chanting bernie's snam, calling for the police to arrest us and tasz us. >> these were all democrats, all liberals. why bernie sanders, he's the far left canndidatcandidate. >> left for white folks. right? he's left for the needs and concerns of mainstream america. >> does that support that democratic policies are failing for you? >> we have to look outside of the system. i don't think anybody has put any policies that remotely even speak to what we're getting at. >> both bernie sanders and hillary clinton have made overture to the black lives matter movement. >> black lives matter! >> yes, they do. and we're going to talk about that. >> i'm not crazy about being interrupted. aye met with a lot of the black lives movement. i was sensitized a little more to what was going on in the african american communities in terms of their relationship with the polic

thank you. >> i talked to johnson at the same stage in seattle's west lake park. >>.u just ran up and grabbed the microphone from him. >> we ran up and started saying, hey, you are going to let us speak. >> what they were saying? >> chanting bernie's name. calling for police to arrest and tase us. >> liberals. >> people at a bernie sanders rally. >> why bernie sanders? he's the far left kand date. you don't get further left than him. >> left for white folks. right? he's left for the needs and concerns of mainstream white america. >> does that suggest that democratic policies are failing folks like you? >> i think for black americans, in particular, we have to look completely outside of the system. i don't think anybody's put any policies that remotely even speak to what we're getting at. >> both bernie sanders and hillary clinton have made overchurs to the black lives matter movement. yes, they do, i'm going to talk a lot about that. >> i'm not crazy about being interrupted by anybody but i've met with a number of groups, black lives matter groups, and i think what i

thank you. >> i talked to johnson at the same stage in seattle's west lake park.ed the microphone from him. >> we went up and we started saying hey you're going to let us speak. >> what were people screaming at you? >> they're chanting bernie's name. they were calling for the police to arrest us and to tase us. >> then these were all democrats? these were all liberals? >> they were all people at a bernie sanders rally. >> why bernie sanders? he's the far left candidate. you don't get any further to the left than him. >> that's for white folks. right? he's left for the needs and concerns of mainstream white america. >> so does that suggest that democratic policies are failing folks like you? >> i think for black americans in particular we have to look completely outside of the system. i don't think anybody has put any policies that remotely even speak to what we're getting at. >> both bernie sanders and hillary clinton have made overtures to the black lives matter movement. >> yes, they do and i'm going to talk a lot about that! >> i'm not crazy about being interru

denver is in their second super bowl in three years having lost 43-8 in seattle in -- to seattle their orted the trophy in the nfl expo in san francisco over the weekend. it was the guest star at caret gold plated super bowl 50 logo. john: we are with the panthers through super bowl 50. mark armstrong and joe mazur are there and tissue tesch has live reports -- tisha powell has live reports starting friday. yesterday some of the best football players minus confirm panthers suited up foreclosure the pro bowl. it it team michael ervin versus team ervin rolled to a 49-27 victory. teddy bridgewater and jameis winston each threw for over 100 yards and two scores for error strip's squad. trading on wall street starts a new month after the worst january in serve years. barbara: here is our financial and consumer news. >> good morning. topping america's money could wall street predict the presidential election. tpif fell 5.5% in january. since the 1960's every election year with a negative january and no incumbent running the white house changed parties. >> americans close to lighten things up

the loveless reason the seattle aquarium let a giant octopus >>> welcome back. it's dark and the roads are a little wet. i think there will be some issues with the wet roads but you won't have visibility issues with the rain coming down on you. as a matter of fact it's clear across most of tampa. the rest of the interior counties, talking highlands and into portions of polk county, still some moderate rainfall, that has shifted to the east. so at this point we're done for the most part with the heavy rain and certainly with the severe weather threat. excellent news there. power outages but no reports of significant damage. you wouldn't expect it with 40 all that goes to the south and east. we dry out behind this system over. we're going to be seeing some nice afternoon sunshine developing and temperatures by later on today will climb back into the low 70s. so that is nice. we head through the next coming days. 60 by 8:00. the extended forecast coming up in the next hour of abc action news. >>> 4:55. a giant octopus is now stretching his tentacles in the freedom

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that's about 25-miles southwest of seattle. a local sheriff says the gunman had called 9- 1-1, today, to say he shot and killed his family. authorities say officers negotiated with the man for about three hours before they entered the home and five bodies, including the gunman. a a rl, who survived, has been taken to the hospital. (sheila) the search for answers continues after a man killed three coworkers and injured 14 others in a kansas shooting last night. (matt) nbc's chris pollone has the latest. << (nats: investigators at scene) as investigatoto try to figure out why a worker at this lawn equipment factory opened fire thursday they're also learning more about -how- the attack unfolded. governor sam brownback says the rapid response of police that (s/ gov. sam brownback / (r) "the hesston police chief in particular went in tuation, rather thanan even waiting on back up, he went right in and did heroic duty and service." a police officer went into the building after cedric ford. he confronted ford and shot and killed him.

to come seee seattle and see our house here and just have a visual of what our life was like up here and that really it really touched me." a plane full of passengers looked on as kristy made her way down a very different aisle.. wearing accessories she designed herself.. its a flight of fancy not to be forgotten any time soon.. "it's been really overwhelming but really exciting and im glad and joy with people and really touch people and make their flight a really fun experience." in iowa. a door to door dash on the track. a wild finish in one of the most famous races in the country. plus, drivers have been revved up about this for weeks. tumbling prices at the pump... but is this the end of the road for big savings? mostly cloudy skies in the north with mostly clear skies in the south to start the morning... but we ll have mainll cloudy skies for the from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather complete weather information. here is additional foreest inffmation from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: mild weather continues for the next couple of days, but so will mostly cloudy skies. a few r