sawant helped win a $15/hour minimum wage for all workers in seattle.elcome both of you to democracy now! rebecca, you are on the floor of the convention last night when hillary clinton gave that speech. your reaction? >> from the floor, it was hard to tell how it was going over. couldwere protesters -- i here the protesters. i was watching what was happening and paying attention. i wasn't as focused on the speech and how it was being received. i was very aware of this sort of the ethical tensions within the room -- the ethicical tensions within the room. as someone who has written about hillaryclinton for many years, these big speech moments where she is most of give some can of speech that inspires and unites, don't always go well for her. this is not her forte is a politician. --asn't quite sure overnight, i read some of the reactions and it seems to me that it is been much better received than many speeches. in part, i think it had a lot of the marks of bernie sanders on it. one of the things that surprised me as i was listening to it is the time sh

you guys living up in seattle. >> yeah, married life is good. >> most of our couples end up up in seattle i know. jason, molly, and-- >> catherine's from there. >> catherine's from seattle. >> i know, it's a hotbed of success for our show. and you guys were obviously hugely successful. and today, you're gonna have another chance to raise a lot of money for a great charity. >> i hope so. >> let me tell you what you're up against. 14 questions, the money value's growing from $500 all the way up to $1 million. [cheers and applause] >> we have to do it. >> every question you answer correctly moves you one step closer to that top prize. remember, at any time, you can walk away with the money you've earned, donate that to your charity. if you give me an incorrect answer, you walk away with nothing until you get to those thresholds. there's two of them--$5,000, then again at $50,000. you also have your three lifelines. this audience is here to help you with one. "50/50," we take away two incorrect answers. and your "plus one," what smart genius did you bring with you? i hope. >> we brought our f

the online retailer donated the use of one of its brick and mortar buildings in downtown seattle. hotel has a deal with a wrecking ball to make room for an expansion of its bidding. until then, it is now a shelter where homeless people can live with their pets. >> reporter: how much of a godsend is this to you? >> this is a true godsend. to be able to come in daily and have a clean, say place for my little family and myself. >> reporter: hartman says that 250 people use the shelter. there is a laundry facility, kitchen for breakfast and dinner during the week and a wish list room where amazon shoppers can donate supplies. many of the guests do light housekeeping chores to earn points that can be redeemed at the gift list room. her family went from apartment living to homelessness after our four were severely --after all four were severely sickened with flu. >> bit time he got out of the emergency room, out of the icu, the money was gone. so no money, no job, no housing >>> this is keeping your family together, keeping them safe, warm and alive and bringing hope >> reporter: this s

the former police chief of seattle.e will be headed to the cleveland republican national convention, and after that, to philadelphia, the democratic convention. we will be expanding our broadcast to two hours daily starting next monday for the next two weeks to bring you the voices of people in the streets, in the corporate suites, and on the convention floor. that is our special, breaking with convention, for the next two weeks beginning on monday. this is democracy now,w, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman with nermrmeen shaikh. when we come back, a father and son join us to share letters they wrote to each other after the police killings last week. stayay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "black man in a white world" by michael kiwanuka. nermeen: dear langston, i thought of you when i saw the son of alton sterling weeping. -- the policeest had killed another black person. his cries made me think of you. amy: those are the words of princeton professor eddie glaude to his son, links and, in the wa

the online retailer donated the use of one of its brick-and- mortar buildings in downtown seattle.e has a date with a wrecking ball a year from now to make way for amazonmassive office expansion. until then, it's home to a 63 room shelter run by the nonprofit mary's place. homeless people and their pets can stay during the evening and weekends. instead of sleeping on the street. barry jackson moved in after the death of a spouse and health problem. he's been living in one of the rooms with his 6-year-old daughter mariah. and his 17th month old son joey. >> how much of -- [ indiscernible ] to be able to come daily and -- have a clean, safe place for my little family and myself -- >> reporter: hartman says 200 people use the shelter in addition to the playroom, there's a laundry facility, kitchen for breakfast and dinner during the week and a wish list room where amazon shoppers can donate supplies. many of the guests do light housekeeping chores to earn points that can be redeemed at the wish list room. josiah smith says her family went from apartment living to homelessness after al

you're in seattle.he effect on technology, on housing, is interesting, because we've got these pockets of very high-priced housing where technology companies are doing big business. >> yeah. i mean, you asked earlier if technology intrinsically drives up home prices. and the answer is yes. when you create that much wealth among such a concentrated group of employees, you're always going to see home prices increase. of course, we want that. everyone wants high-paying jobs. san francisco just has such an enormous concentration. the challenge here is just creating middle class jobs alongside high-tech, high-paying jobs, because right now the only people who can afford to live in the city are the people working for linkedin or twitter. >> well, middle class jobs and low-income housing. right? that's the other part of this. and mixed use development. something every city needs, whether it's technology or not. >> absolutely. so for a long time, the city just put its head in the hand. -- in the sand. there's s

and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so, same time next week? well, of course. >> good afternoon, everyone we welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors of tuesday, june 28, 2016, madam clerk call the roll. >>. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar

lauren: joining us to discuss the latest developments is matthew brown, former police officer in seattle. thank you for joining us. tough morning for everybody. my first question is the planning involved here. >> it didn't take -- we talk about whether they are military or terrorist related. doesn't take a lot of planning, a target of opportunity. >> people get so upset when we see police officers dressed in swat gear with heavy artillery for themselves with shields and the like. they feel threatened, at the same time there will be protests going forward. it was not the first or the last and now the concern is police officers lives who tried to remain relative calm. are they the target at future protests? >> it looks that way and that is one of the things we talk about terrorism. this is an individual, group of individuals acting against the state. i don't think there is any group that will be targeted that represents more of what, quote, the state is, law enforcement. they are that thin line between the rest of us and order. it looks as though there is direct attack against law enforcem

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the online retailer donated the use of one of its brick and mortar buildings in downtown seattle. wrecking about a year from now to make way for amazon's expansion. till then it's 63 room shelter. homeless people and pets can stay during the evenings and weekends instead of sleeping on the street. berry jackson moved in after the death of his spouse and health problems. he has been living in one of the rooms with his sassy 6-year- old daughter maria and 17 month old son joey. >> how much of a god send is this place to you? >> this is a true god send. to be able to come daily and we don't have a clean -- we have a clean, safe place. >> 200 people use the shelter in addition to the play room there is a laundry facility, a kitchen for breakfast and dinner during the week and a wish list room where amazon shoppers can donate supplies. many of the guests do lighthouse keeping chores to earn point that can be deemed at the wish list room. her family went from apartment living to homelessness after all four were severely sickened with the flu one weekend, her husband's battle nearly cost

. >>> affordable housing for people that might be on the streets and we head to seattle and could be the thief here, taking a woman's walletwhile she's just a few feet away. = life's morning multitasking for a growing family, and drawers with many layers, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> new from overnight a good samaritan helped police catch a suspect here. we were sent pictures of a crash and the suspect, the suspect was trying to allude the officers. after the second collision he tried to run and that's when the good samaritan tripped him and allowed officers to catch him. a fire burning in the el dorado forest has reached 2,000 acres and now threatening 1200 homes. it's 12% contained and no injuries have been reported. firefighters say it's very difficult too fight. >>> the government is now telling honda and acura drivers to stop driving their cars with the affected air bags. the air bag inflators are particularly dangerous here, the dat

. >> reporter: he parachuted somewhere between seattle and reno, nevada in 1971 and disappeared withy and was never seen again. did he get away with it? did he die trying? it's now safe to say wll probably never know. >> it was just time. >> reporter: with those words, frank montoya jr. ended the 45-year hunt for the hijacker known as d.b. cooper. >> i was 8 years old. i remember watching walter cronkite. it brought back a lot of memories to sight archival footage. >> when he got even the plane, he was just another passenger. >> reporter: an early report misidentify him as d.b. cooper. cooper bought a $20 ticket and boarded this boeing 727. he allegedly showed what he said was a suitcase bomb and forced the plane to land in seattle. 3 36 passengers were released. at cooper's orders, the plane took off for mexico city, apparently with the rear stairwell left open. somewhere between seattle and reno, cooper jumped out of the plane with the cash. >> how do you surmise that he was not on the plane when he landed in reno? >> well, a search was made of the plane immediately after landing.

king county area lost four cops to an assassin and a few days later another police officer in seattle was ambushed and killed. so i feel that pain from my previous profession in law enforcement and i've lost partners and friends over the years, but in our effort here what we recognize is that there has to be trust between community and police. the community can't protect itself, the cops can't do it by themselves. it's the police and the community coming together that can make this happen and they can only make it happen when you build trust. some of the ways to build trust is to have community involvement and i know much of the nation and the larger cities and sheriff's offices have that communication and that have that community interaction. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say on the issue of gun reform obviously it's a topic that the folks on the capital, your colleagues and yourself have been talking about lately. we have heard you say all we do on gun control is yell and scream past each other and nothing gets done. is there a solution to this problem. you spoke to speaker ryan at

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and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>[gavel] >> i call this thursday, july 14 meeting of the transport joint powers authority board of directors to water. these call the roll mdm. sec. >> director kim will not be present. tractor gee, here. nuru, present. you do have a quorum however i believe director [inaudible]

a suspect in custody after deadly shooting near seattle.t three people dead and another person wounded after a gunman opened fire at a high school or a college party. this happening in the city about 25 miles north of seattle. the city tweeted between 15 and 20 people were in the home at the time of the shooting. in other news, former illinois police sergeant drew peterson sentenced to an additional 40 years in prison for a murder for hire plot. prosecuting him in the 2012 murder of his third wife. peterson is already serving a 38-year sentence for that murder. his fourth wife vanished in 2007. she has never been found. >>> isis threatening new attacks on london and washington, d.c. following the beheading of a catholic priest in france this week. with isis already sneaking in terrorists with refugees in europe, donald trump is renewing his call to halt our refugee program here. hillary clinton saying we could let more into the u.s. who has it right? >> i think trump does. i don't quite get it. i don't get what is wrong and no one has said

deirdre bosa is in seattle covering that story.orter: pat the original starbucks behind me. people are ordering frappuccino and the new massively popular coconut water drink. the question is it's not enough and the street was disappointed with the sales growth. especially here in the americas. we'll have more on the back of this break. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "fast money." starbucks is falling on earnings. let's get to deirdre bosa outside the original starbucks store in seattle. >> reporter: hey, simon. well, as bill mentioned earlier, hour schultz has been known to try and cheer people up on the earnings con

from seattle, washington, please welcome my good friends, desiree and chris siegfried.e] what's up, brother? good to see you. >> hi, how are you doing? >> welcome. guys, come on in. >> thank you. >> oh, oh, whatever. >> you guys are here two seconds, and you're already lost. >> i was already lost. >> pull it together. good to see you guys. >> both: nice to see you. >> plymouth housing group. >> both: yes. >> what is this charity you're playing for? >> the plymouth housing group is actually an organization in seattle that they--they home the chronically homeless. so right now they have 2,000 tenants that they home. the majority of them are disabled, have a mental illness, or they're a veteran. so we've been able to be a part of them, see the housing, and

we're looking at a lot of sunshine from seattle straight down to l.a., temperatures in the 70s and 80s with a lot of northwest with temperatures in the 70s and the 80s. i mean, how can you not love that weather out west? >> perfect time this time of year to enjoy it. >>> just ahead, how a store owner ignored his way out of an armed robbery. you have to see this. plus, a bear traps itself inside a car. i know it sounds cute. wait till you see the damage. you're watching "early today." see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight the

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. >> reporter: peter turant is the assistant police chief in seattle, president elect of noble and says his organization can become a much needed bridge between the police and the black community. >> prior to getting into police police, i had fear. i now understand the processes and understand why they do what they do but in that instance of contact that's not really when that conversation takes place so what noble is doing is having those conversations well in advance of those contacts. >> we originate from african- american communities, many of us, and we understand the polite. >> reporter: sarah davis is the police chief of durham, north carolina. >> in this law enforcement realm we have a totally different approach sometimes as to what is really going on in our community. the social issues that our community faces, you know, social economic issues -- >> is there a clash with how you police and how, say, your partner in the car with you might police? >> and i would say so because i have a deeper understanding. >> it's about educating, not only the community but the people we work wit

this happening in the city of mukiltoe, 25 miles forth of seattle.eeted between 15 and 20 people were in the home at the time of the shooting. >>> other news, turning overseas. birthday bath. panda triplets in china celebrating second grand style, custom designed cake made out of bamboo carrots and apple. they are the only surviving panda triplets in the world. each weighs more than 140 pounds. they're expected to be fully grown in three years. >>> i'm elizabeth prann in washington. now back to "forbes on fox." >> as donald trump and hillary clinton battle it out, is the new media fix in? someone here is noticing a trend, from leaked dnc e-mails reportedly showing a journalist sending the dnc before sending it to his editor to facebook. blaming its spam filter for blocking postings linked to those leaked e-mails to twitter. the users accusing the social media site of removing #dncleaks from its trending section and then there was google, blaming a glitch for leaving donald trump off a search result for presidential candidate. so, steve, are all these

. >> today and cities that are committed along with cities like new york and seattle and los angeles and portland and the others also raised their minimum wage we want to the state of california to do the same thing because what could happen i think all the labor advocates know and people that we raised our minimum wage just and ourselves in the city of san francisco or just in oakland we would probably be golden state talent that belongs to where everybody lives and not as affordable to them as it is to those we're helping so mayor libby schaaf and along with the united health care workers started a process and emigrate hundreds of thousands of snatches set the minimum wage higher of $15 an hour tour the state of california in uniting all the cities with the labor unions and workforces and people good minded across the region we got the governors attendance and the state of california attendance such that a few months ago governor jerry brown signed the legislation to raise the states entire minimum wage for everyone for $15 an hour over a period of time those movements wouldn't hap

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neal bascomb is not only able to make his living as a writer but live in seattle, washington. as you imagine from someone who lives in seattle he is an avid skier and coffee drinker and as a coffee -- the other resident he is definition a good guy and we are glad to have him. neal bascomb. [applause] >> it is taller than i am. one second. trying to find my notes. >> i will be saying that speech again. i want to thank international spy museum for cosponsoring this event, thank you all for coming this evening. last week i was driving in seattle listening to npr in this interview with chris anderson and over the course of the interview i was listening avidly and chris said the longest you can maintain an audience's attention is 18 minutes. you guys will be here for roughly 2 and a half hours. so hold tight. i have written quite a few different kinds of books. skyscrapers, four minute mile, czarist russia, people often ask me what is going on here, what is the theme, why the disparate kinds of books. my wife says, i think an generously, i choose my books based on where i want to t

neal is one of the fortunate few who also gets to live in seattle, washington. as you might imagine from somebody who lives in seattle, he is an avid hiker, skier and coffee drinker. he is a good guy, and we're glad to have him. neal bascomb. [applause] >> i have to lower this. jon is taller than i am. one second. just trying to the find my note, which you might have taken. >> he probably grabbed yours. [laughter] i will -- >> i will be saying that speech again. i want to thank the international spy museum and the norwegian embassy for co-sponsoring this event, and thank you all for coming this evening. now, last week i was driving in seattle, and i was listening to npr, and i was listening to this interview of chris anderson who runs the ted talks. and be over the course of the interview, i was listening affidavitly because i was about -- avidly because i was about to go on book tour, and chris said the longest you can possibly maintain an audience's attention is 18 minutes. you guys will be here for roughly two and a half hours. [laughter] so hold tight. now,

unfortunately this is the same clayton homes that was the subject of a buzzfeed in seattle times d center for public integrity investigation that found that this manufactured housing empire profits in every way imaginable from producing, selling, to housing, to the loans that take advantage of the vulnerable consumers and leave them with virtually no way to refinance. the investigation details a story of disabled army veteran clayton homes customer dorothy. her monthly income was less than $700, but clayton approved her for a $60,000, 20-year loan at more than 10% ininterest. the monthly payment of $673 consumed much of her only income, her army disability benefit, and within 1 months of purchase -- 18 months of purchase, she was behind on payments and clayton was attempting to foreclosure on her home. this is precisely the kind of predatory practices that dodd-frank was enacted to stop. but today we consider legislation that would pave the way for its return. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and oppose the predatory manufactured housing loan. i reserve. the chair: the gentl

five siblings and todd, this year in seattle.joy and jubilation when todd arrives with another sibling, kerry, then kelly arrives, a sister they never met, but they share that family bond. >> it's crazy. it's definitely like looking into four mirrors at once. like we all kind of look the same. >> reporter: they saul share the same sweet tooth, the same pail skin. there's actually 25 of them around the world. todd, a physician, was a sperm donor while in graduate school in stanford. >> people have kids and take them for grant it. people who go to a sperm bank really want kids badly. >> reporter: he was contacted by the registry and started meeting the kids years ago. >> i love it. this is so enriching. >> reporter: each year, the reunion is a little sweeter and a lot more fun, where they go next and who joins the family next, only time will tell. >> i think there was a movie made about this. let's move on to the weather now. and drew tuma. >> we're seeing a lot of fog right now. we're going the see it in the morning. even just to

he showed the flight attendant what he said was a suitcase bomb and forced the plane to land in seattleant to discuss it any further. >> reporter: 36 passengers were freed when the ransom demands were met. $200,000 in cash and four parachutes. at his orders, the plane facebook off for mexico city apparently with the rear stairwell left open. somewhere between seattle and reno, cooper jumped out of the plane with the cash. >> how did you surmisena he was not on the plane when he landed in reno? >> well, a search was made of the plane immediately after landing. >> reporter: an exhaustive investigation began. in 1980, a boy digging near the columbia river in washington found three bundles of $20, but it only totaled about $6,000. the case has inspire the films, books and even a song by the birds called "bag full of money." ♪ be glad when it's over and happy to land ♪ ♪ with this bag full of money i've got in my hand ♪ the fbi says over the years the d.b. cooper investigation has diverted resources from other cases. >> this is the only unsolved skyjacking in american history. >>> that's ove

five siblings and todd this year in seattle. it's joy and jubilation when todd arrives with another sibling. and then kelly arrived it's a sister they've never met but they share that unbeatable family bond. >> it's crazy. definitely like looking into four mirrors at once. we look the same. >> they share the same sense of humor, the same smiles, the same sweet tooth. todd an electrical engineer was a sperm donor in graduate school. he explains. >> some people just have kids and they don't think about it. people who are only desperate enough to go to the a sperm bank want kids badly. >> he was contacted by the registry and started meeting the kids yearsing a. >> i love it. s it so enriching. each year the family grows. the reunion is a little sweeter and a lot more fin. where they go next and who joins them next, only time will tell. . >> those are just five kids that you saw. a few of the siblings. there are more than 25 of them altogether living all over the world. >> wow. i think there's another reunion coming soon. >> only if

he was from seattle. his father ran a very important newspaper in seattle and he grew up with a lot of self-confidence and time you see him in this picture, he's running a study of his own that started out as juvenile delinquency and has morphed into a study itself in chicago. the era in which after the city had put into effect the local real estate organizations and local property owners essentially had put into effect restrictive covenants because this is something that was done privately with the help of these organizations and debate said that unless you could demonstrate a certain amount of racial purity you couldn't live in peace sections they were writing about at this particular point in researching. here you coulhughes could see me books reports and that they had many boxes that had been and he was hoping to produce a some kind of a work on his own. he had heard of the study and once the materials for an american dilemma. he says i would like you to join the study and he's one of the only graduat

investigation ever, 45 years ago, the man known as db cooper was on a flight from portland, oregon to seattle and giving a note to the flight attendant saying he had a bomb, making several demands. $200,000 cash, parachutes and that the plane be refueled immediately upon landing in seattle. when the plane took off again, only cooper and the three crew members were on board and they believe that he parachuted out of the plane and was never found. the fbi says it has exhausted all of its leads in the case and says that if anyone has new information, they still would like to hear it. >>> 5:28 am. >>> the police in san jose will have body cameras beginning today and why the police department says the cameras will be useful to the police and the public. >>> a fire at the commercial building erupting in the east bay overnight, aflame and a lot of smoke billowing from the roof and the investigation underway into the cause, and we will bring you a live report. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph!

she was holding a protest in native seattle to protest the american recovery and reinvestment act which is more commonly known as stimulus package. she gained a lot of national attention from right-wing media. michelle malkin has been a longtime conservative columnist, she sat like a been a solidarity with protesters there. kelley really sort of told me the reason for getting involved at the tea party was because of the financial crisis from the 2008 campaign of barack obama's proposals for increasing the size of government. i personally solid candidate obama was saying and not he was a total radical and i couldn't understand why it would not it was a moderate. not that i like mccain, but this guy is totally far out in left field. what are you thinking? so she would soon after go on to work full-time for tea party patriots. i heard similar responses that i interviewed us while including diana remark on a tea party activist from pennsylvania. she was later hired by a tea party patriot. she got involved because my husband and i were really annoyed with bush in the bailout and mr. obama co

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she was holding a protest in her native seattle to protest the american recovery and reinvestment act which is more commonly known as a stimulus package and she gained a lot of national attention for right-wing media. michelle malcolm, a longtime conservative columnist sent barbecue and solidarity to a lot of protesters there. she sort of told me her reason for getting involved in the tea party initially was the financial crisis, the 2008 campaign and barack obama's proposal for decreasing the size of the federal government, she said to me i personally saw what candidate obama was saying and thought he was a total radical and couldn't understand why everyone thought he was a moderate. not that i like mccain but this guy obama is totally far out in left field. what are you thinking? so soon after going on to work full-time for tea party patriots. i heard similar responses from the other women i interviewed including diana reamer, tea party activist for pennsylvania, was later hired by tea party patriots who told me she got involved with the tea party because my husband and i were, quot

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