seattle's 10,000 square foot people and it moved to seattle and scores of campaigns across the state. the fact that raising the wage to $15 is every part of the national conversation at dinner tables across america, and in the 2016 presidential, and the fact my mom and dad asked me about it when i go home for the holidays that can all be traced to this guy. this isn't the only thing that david has helped to start. you know, our move, and the idea those could follow you when you move from big to going -- gig to gig. a lot of that was part of david's idea. that is david's brain child, too. each shows commitment to finding new solutions to the very old problem of building real power at scale for workers. david is able to do this because he is a thinker and truth teller. by we -- we have threat from outside and threats from within. old thinking. we have to think about different allies and business model. if we are here to see the kinds of americans we all hope for we want to see working americans period. now david doesn't just talk about this. obviously you are holding in our hands proof

seattle ten square mile airport city of 26,000 people. that strategy moved to seattle and now to scores of campaigns across the country. and the fact that raising the wage to 15 is now part of the everyday national conversation at dinner tables across america and 2016 presidential and the fact that my mom and dad asked me about it when i go home for the holidays, that can all be traced to the guy we are here to celebrate tonight. but this isn't the only thing that david has helped to start. you know, our move to thinking about making worker benefits portable, paid leave, the idea that those can follow you when you a worker of the 21st century economy move from gig to gig, a lot of that which you now hear across america and president obama's speeches that was also partly david's idea or a start-up funding organization called the worker's lab. that's david brainchild too. and each of these shows david's commitments to finding new solutions to the very old problem of building real power at scale f -- for workers. david is able to do this bec

this is crazy. >> reporter: a full 24 hours later, we're in a seattle hotel with the vice squad. angel's ad is still up and down by backpage. >> we are using the fruits from what we planted yesterday. >> reporter: they brought in katie, an undercover cop who will pretend to be angel. >> so this is our ad that we posted 24 hours ago. but it's still getting responses. and date te katie is writing bae if these guys will come meet an underaged girl for sex. >> reporter: she calls back a man who left a voice mail about friend who will be joining them, 15. >> okay, look forward to it. i'm going to come to the window. okay, i'm in the window, on the very far end, kind of near the flagpole. me and my friend are standing in the window. we're going to wave to you. >> the scenario has been set up, this guy's walking up right now. he thinks he's coming up to meet a 15 and 16-year-old girl for sex. >> he's in a royal blue shirt and has a fedora on. >> he tried to bolt. >> just relax, relax. relax, relax. hands behind your back, police, you're under arrest. these girls that you were coming her

chicago raised its minimum wage, los angeles joined seattle and san francisco raising at $15. california raised its minimum wage to 16, the mayors of boston new york, st. louis and kansas city proposed increases to $15 activists in washington, d.c. or organizing is what i wrote in january to put the way you jump awage onjune 2016 municipal bal. if the proposal for a ten wage. in 2015 in the past years was more cautious politics on wages. in the summer of 2015, another group of senators and representatives introduced a bill to go to $15. service workers at johns hopkins hospital on a new union contract that included a 15-dollar minimum wage. in the spring of 2015 the union hospital workers did the same into the workerinto the workerss bark of the contract in 2015 would raise startin starting to5 by 2018 and workers in washington state saw the rate rise to 15 under the contract and benefits for the first time. in ne new york the mayor proposa 15-dollar minimum wage in 2014 which would require the state watching and city law change. the governor initially dismissed the figure is

in seattle, king 5 news. >>> seattle allows drivers with parking or traffic tickets to have their cases heard by a magistrate without going to court. the program called adjudication by mail lets drivers substitute a written statement for an actual appearance. i'm going to need to talk to that robot. >> bring one of those over here. we can use them in denver. a simple gesture turned into a heart warming story for a a restaurant. the boy's family was surprised by an anonymous act of kindness. >> dinner in rock hill will never be the same for cynthia tipton. >> it's a restaurant we've been to before. bandannas in rock hill. usually my son does very well there. >> thursday night tipton and her family just finished eating at their table when things took an unexpected turn. >> my daughter had very innocently been teasing him just like brothers do. and he got embarrassed. >> for tipton's ten-year-old son nolan that embarrassment led to a full melt down. >> very loud crying, more like a scrolling cry which is what he does. >> nolan has autism and melt downs are fairly common. >> i just knelt do

. >> who is in charge of seattle today? >> we are. >> simply walked up and started just spraying across the line. >> from tahrir square to occupy wall street, video seen around the world that stoke the fires of freedom and sparked political change. >> ever since then, the camera has been featured at every protest. >> "caught on camera camera: revolution." thousands of egyptians storm a bridge, fighting for freedom. 2011 is an historic year as revolutions sweep across the middle east in an unprecedented wave of political uprisings known as the arab spring. >> there are essentially uprisings and revolutions for freedom and dignity. some of them have been against monarchies, some against republics, or republican presidents, but at their heart they're about freedom and dignity. >> january 25th, 2011, galvanized by the successful overthrow of the government in nearby tunisia, egyptian activists put out a call on the internet for a large protest against police brutality. >> it went out on twit, also went out among the activist co

utilized in oakland than they were in seattle. in what way? >> just to be going forward more. seattle asked me to do a lot of dropping in coverage. something that i wasn't typically normal with but i did it for the team. here i probably, i don't drop is often. i don't mind dropping that i would rather go forward more than i drop. that's what the coaches have me doing here. >> it did not seem to bother you in 2014 when you dropped into coverage against the raiders and returned it for touchdown. do you remember that when? >> [ laughter ] >> i remember that. >> it looks to me it looks like you are pretty good at pass coverage. >> how close do you think this defenses to being an elite defense. we know that khalil is an exceptional pass rusher. we know they brought in a veteran cornerback. in these positions improved. it looks like carl joseph is a winner at that position. how close is this defense to being like the defense you played for in seattle? >> i would not even compare to that because you know those guys played, we played toge

seattle, kansas city, andy reid, looking at his veteran quarterback alex smith. makes a nice throw here. jeremy, watch him scramble out of the pocket and gets it down to the one yard line. and here we go to spencer weir powers inside for the touchdown. russell wilson, you look at the way this seattle came on the second half of the season offensively and you wonder what are they going to do with jimmy graham and will he be a force. wilson trying to make a play but marcus peters steps in with the int and seattle actually behind. boykin throws up a last second touchdown pass and seattle wins the game 17-16 over k. crchtd. earlier today linda was talking about asu and the first day for a lot of the students out there moving in. move-in day. we head out there and we had a chance to talk to manny will conditionals, the quarterback. could he possibly be the starting quarterback? matte wilkens, asu media day (jude)today asu football media day where the third floor looks like a massive media day where the third floor >>> asu football media day. you have players and coache

born in poland, his family moved to the united states and settled in seattle washington. there he entered politics first as a student and then as a new deal democrat. by 1932 at the age of 30 when he ran for congress and the 1933. early on they showed great promise and was antigenic and an advocate for the great depression's forgotten man. he seemed high-spirited but was shocked that to the enthusiasm. he was a bachelor at the capitol capitol. but the truth was he would be more diagnosed today treated as this congressman. it began with pranks and partying and the behavior was hardly. by 1936, the stories and the arrests were multiplied. he made waves from publicly referring to the supreme court justices as old fossils and hosted a party for the council to investigate the noise complaints taken over the building switchboard calling up all of the neighbors. he was also arrested for speeding down connecticut avenue at 70 miles per hour which must've been harmusthave been he 30s. not only did he resist arrest but he tried to run out of the courtroom before the judge and then

he made the leap to the majors and will join the team in seattle tonight. the last guy to jump from aa to the majors was ramirez in 2005. he'll sit tonight against a lefty pitcher but will make his major league debut tomorrow . the trade with minnesota, making room. to the game last night, the sox trailed in the eighth and it is now 1-1. top of the ninth, mookie betts up, and he'll say --bang, it's gone. a home run just over the left-field fence. they got in scoring position. one with knee surgery three weeks ago comes in. a ninth inning win for the sox last night. the win last night allows them to jump into second place in the log-jammed american league east. the red sox are even with toronto. they the blue jays in the standings. yankees creeping closer as well, just six at half games out of first place. david price will be on the mound tonight for the sox facing the mariners for just the 7th time in his career the lefty has done well against seattle. price boasts a 3-1 record against the mariners with a 2.25 era. he's also held seattle to a 197 batting av

and then gus went to seattle. actually there with jim mora first, then pete carroll a couple of years. then the enthusiasm, the defensive skill. it was a big part of what that defense looks like now in the pork with pete carroll and gus bradley. now gus has been here starting his fourth year as the head coach hp >> cris: what did monte say? you can only take so many walks on the beach. i'm ready to come back and coach again. he is so much fun. i love production meetings. we'd go in tre once in a year he would gather the troops. and they never knew when it was going to come. he would get up and he would bring the boom box in and james brown "i feel good" would come sxon he would do it wire to wire and they would lose their minds. what a defense they had in tampa. >> mike: bruce arians. tom moore out to arizona. these older coaches at the end to be around the game. hand-off goes with tra carson. and for the players and the coaching staff as well, somebody with that kind of experience, that reservoir of knowledge to

it would be enough to beat seattle?g a yogi berra once >>> with the lead and johnny cueto on the mound this giants thought to have the lead. in the fourth, pence sends it deep to center. 2 or san francisco. cueto had a pair of hits. this single brings home brandon crawford and it was 3-0. the giants appeared to break the game open with a four-run fifth. brown had three hits this afternoon. but then baltimore began hitting back in the eighth, mark trumbo, who leads the majors with 4 home runs, connects off hunter strickland, 7-4. it was 7-5 giants in the nine until but casilla gives up a three-run blast. the orioles come back phenomenon a six-run deficit and stun san francisco. >>> the dodgers had a chance to tie the giants for first place in the west if they could beat the pirates. didn't happen as burg jumped on bret anderson for five runs in the first. mercer had a two-run homer and then sean rodriguez takes anderson deep to right. pirates win, 11-3. so the giants still lead l.a. by one game. >>> at the coliseum, zack

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i'm in downtown seattle. i am calling on behalf of your friend. >> i am going to e-mail the documents to you and you'll take them to your grandmother's home for signature? okay. great. >> what that means is when they person comes through the door who is it that is going to guarantee they come back to their court appearance because they love them? >> the flip side is making sure their clients also trust them enough to follow their advice. >> it is critical they trust us. if we give good information, if we seem to care, and we do, that builds trust faster than anything. having answers for the family that's never been through this builds trust. >> how are you doing today? >> good, sir. yourself? >> good. >> everybody knows them and respects them. i think their word is often taken without any question. >> john henry brown is a seattle based criminal defense lawyer. he says he has seen how the trust they build gives gail and danny leverage throughout the court system. >> they can also get somebody t of jail faster

stephanie: forgive the brewers for being sleepless in seattle. you would lose a little sleep to after coming so close to pulling off a victory last night at safeco field. brewers didn't find the scoreboard until the top of the fifth inning. chris carter busts out a solo shot to deep center field. his 28th home run of the season ties the game at one a piece. then in the bottom half of the fifth, the mariners return the favor. robinson cano with a two-run shot. it's also his 28th home run of blowing his bubble gum there. seattle retakes the lead. fast forward to the top of the ninth. brewers trailing with two outs and the bases loaded. ryan braun singles one to left field. two runs come home, and milwaukee is trailing by one with runners on the corners. however, the very next batter, edwin diaz, strikes out hernan perez to end the game. in heartbreaking fashion. the brewers lose the series opener 7-6. the two teams play again tonight 8:00 central time. kind of funny when they are out there on the west coast. coming up at 6:00, the good news for jor

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm derek, i'm hyungry, and ready to eat. these vendors offer a variety of the streets near you. these mobile restaurants are serving up original, creative and unusual combinations. you can grab something simple like a grilled cheese sandwich or something unique like curry. we areher here in the average eight -- upper haight. you will be competing in the quick buy food challenge. an appetizer and if you are the winner you will get the title of the quitck bite "chompion." i am here with matt cohen, from off the grid. >> we assembled trucks and put them into a really unique heurban settings

decent low spinning in, springing light rain seattle and portland. that will enhance our fog bank to wednesday. then it looks like high pressure will reload and kind of build in. not hot, hot, hot, but it will be warmer. today 60s, 70s, some 80s or low 90s. >>> 7:30 on a monday. the traffic is? >> moderate, steve. >> okay. >> we have some slow traffic out there, and and most -- most of it is caused by a slow morning commute. not a bad one. you will see some slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza when you get there. it's backed up for a 25 to 30- minute delay. there is a little bit of waiting to do, although it seems to be improving a little

the three-run shot puts seattle on top. right now the mariners lead this 3-2 in the fifth. >>> it was all going so well for the mets this weekend. yoenis cespedes back belting home runs. steven matz headed to the disabled left with a mild strain and rotator cuff. mets officially calls it shoulder tightness. without matz for a crucial series. he was supposed to start one of those games against the cardinals. the mets chasing them four and a half games behind. >>> giants sign kicker randy bullock today. he finished last season with the jets. he'll replace josh brown for at least game one. the nfl suspended brown for the season opener over domestic violence allegations. bullock could be here longer if the giants do part ways with brown. but today jason pierre-paul says brown should keep his job after sitting out. >> it is what it is, you know. it doesn't matter. you know, we're all family around here. he's still our brother and we look past it, you know. we're going to need him. >> the giants are going to need victor cruz. the

we're saluting seattle. happy to do it. thank you. see you later. hi, boys and girls. good to see you all. get ready. yeah, you got the right idea. that's, uh, what we needed for our first "toss up."

and then gus went to seattle. actually there with jim mora first, then pete carroll a couple of years. then the enthusiasm, the defensive skill. it was a big part of what that defense looks like now in the pork with pete carroll and gus bradley. now gus has been here starting his fourth year as the head coach hp >> cris: what did monte say? you can only take so many walks on the beach. i'm ready to come back and coach again. he is so much fun. i love productioet we'd go in there and talk to him. once in a year he would gather the troops. and they never knew when it was going to come. he would get up and he would bring the boom box in and james brown "i feel good" would come sxon he would do it wire to wire and they would lose their minds. what a defense they had in tampa. >> mike: bruce arians. tom moore out to arizona. these older coaches at the end to be around the game. hand-off goes with tra carson. and for the players and the coaching staff as well, somebody with that kind of experience, that reservoir of kno

and then gus went to seattle. actually there with jim mora first, then pete carroll a couple of years. then the enthusiasm, the defensive skill. it was a big part of what that defense looks like now in the pork with pete carroll and gus bradley. now gus has been here starting his fourth year as the head coach hp >> cris: what did monte say? you can only take so many walks on the beach. i'm ready to come back and coach again. he is so much fun. i love production meetings. we'd go in there and talk to him. the troops. and they never knew when it was going to come. he would get up and he would bring the boom box in and james brown "i feel good" would come sxon he would do it wire to wire and they would lose their minds. what a defense they had in tampa. >> mike: bruce arians. tom moore out to arizona. these older coaches at the end to be around the game. hand-off goes with tra carson. and for the players and the coaching staff as well, somebody with that kind of experience, that reservoir of knowledge to share -- the

and then gus went to seattle. actually there with jim mora first, then pete carroll a couple of years. then the enthusiasm, the defensive skill. it was a big part of what that defense looks like now in the pork with pete carroll and gus bradley. now gus has been here starting his fourth year as the head coach hp >> cris: what did monte say? you can only take so many walks on the beach. i'm ready to come back and coach again. he is so much fun. i love production meetings. we'd go in there and talk to him. once in a year he would gather the troops. and they never knew when it was going to come. he would get up and he would bring the boom box in and james brown "i feel good" would come sxon he would do it wire to wire and they would lose their minds. what a defense they had in tampa. >> mike: bruce arians. tom moore out to arizona. these older coaches at the end of their careers but still want and for the players and the coaching staff as well, somebody with that kind of experice that reservoir of knowledge to share

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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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, party people. want to welcome you back to san francisco employment retirement system. i hope you are excited to be here, as i am. i'm malia cohen, the newly reelected body. iment to introduce brian stansbury, our new vice president of the body and i like to begin with the pledge of allegiance. please join me in rising and place your right hand over your heart. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> mr. clerk applausee call the ro

randy: the red sox come out on fire against the mariners in seattle. david ortiz gets them on the board in the first with an rbi single. in the fourth, hanley ramirez knocks one way back, 454 feet to put the sox up 2-0. it's 4-0 sox when seattle gets on the board in the 8th. but they never stopped. a solo homerun an rbi single and this three-run homer puts the mariners up 5-4. that would be the fi emily: 5:25, time for a very fashionable edition of eye poppers. olessa: a fashion designer in los angeles gets creative to make this wedding dress. you might not be able to tell, but it's made out of more than 500 white k-cups. erin shannon cleaned and cut all of them, and even used the filters in some cups. she's calling it her k-cup caught on camera, quite the up-close look for whale watchers on a cruise in the waters off quebec city. the group of tourists were shocked when a fin whale swam right up to their boat and passed under it. what makes this even more of a rarity? the fin whale is an endangered species. emily: that's incredible. can you imagine see

a business in seattle did a similar thing, it's now at the hutchinson village vintage shop in seattle. unclear how long it will be there. private people have claimed them, it's almost squatting. however, it does raise the issue, what if someone had gone yesterday and taken it from the castro, would san francisco police be doing the same thing seattle pd and lapd are doing, saying whatever? we haven't heard the end of the san francisco doll. -- donald. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in berkeley. the suspect is still on the loose. officers responded to calls of shots fired near mabel and burnett on thursday. they arrived to find in -- and unresponsive man. there are no suspects. investigators say it does not appear to be a random shooting. it is the city's 1st homicide of the year. >>> a teenager in richmond shot and killed police and police are offering a reward to leading the answers. in 19-year-old was found with multiple gunshot wounds near 24th street he later died from injuries. officers say she was simply riding her bicycle to a friends house when she was shot. ri

in seattle and los angeles store owners claim the statues and took possession of them and now have them on display. >>> donald trump will start airing his first tv ad today. the tv spots will air in florida, ohio, north carolina and pennsylvania. trump hasn't aired tv ads since he received the nomination. his campaigns will attack hillary clinton and promote his positions on the economy and national security. >>> there's a lot of attention for donald trump's speech last night in north carolina where he said he regrets comments he has made in the past. the change in his tone may be a result of his new campaign advisor. trump acknowledged that he sometimes says the wrong thing. >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words. or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. i and believe it or not, i regret it. >> hillary clinton's campaign is addressing weaknesses as well. the clinton foundation announced if she wins in november it will stop accepting foreign donations. critics have questions the contact with hillary clinton that sh

and similar seattle, france, and los angeles. the artist known as ginger and a group spokesman said that the statues are a call for action against donald trump. >> and this is on, i guess our way and on ur way of protesting trump's existence. saying that, you know, we're beyond displayed he made it this far. >> the statue here impounded by police and made at a cost of realizes that the statue is probably something he will never see again. nick foley, newschannel 5. >>> and 6:34 is the time. new to an exclusive investigation as kids go back to school. and brand new textbooks are being destroyed at a recycling plant instead of being donated to struggling schools. he was ordered to grind up thousands of textbooks and asked why the unsold books were not going to schools and it has to do with tax incentive and you make more money by going ahead and recycling them than donating to schools inned in. >> and we sign a contract and books are destroyed. >> and the write-off can be larger for companies than a donation write-off and up sold b

and then gus went to seattle. actually there with jim mora first, then pete carroll a couple of years. then the enthusiasm, the defensive skill. it was a big part of what that defense looks like now in the pork with pete carroll and gus bradley. now gus has been here starting his fourth year as the head coach hp >> cris: what did monte say? you can only take so many walks on the beach. i'm ready to come back and coach again. he is so much fun. i love produio we'd go in there and talk to him. once in a year he would gather the troops. and they never knew when it was going to come. he would get up and he would bring the boom box in and james brown "i feel good" would come sxon he would do it wire to wire and they would lose their minds. what a defense they had in tampa. >> mike: bruce arians. tom moore out to arizona. these older coaches at the end to be around the game. hand-off goes with tra carson. and for the players and the coaching staff as well, somebody with that kind of experience, that reservoir of knowled

where the super bowl 49 champion seattle seahawks will be waiting. the rams are at tampa bay./// ((chris maathuis)) >>> before the season gets underway... the rams will take on the defending champs at home during week 3 of the preseason. so let's get right into the broncos schedule. weeks one and two will go down at mile high... first against the carolina panthers... then the colts. after that... it's road game number one for the broncos... with a trip to paul brown stadium to face the bengals. so how is denver feeling heading into the season after a win at super bowl 50? we go to adam lucas in colorado to find out. for the first time in almost two decades...the denver broncos super bowl champions...but for the first time in five years...they enter without their field general...peyton manning... not only does that open up a spot on the depth chart in what john elway calls a wide open competition between mark sanchez...trevor siemian...and paxton lynch...but it also leaves a huge void on that side of the ball... the start of broncos training camp was

seattle. seattle last night, sean o'malley with a great catch for the mariners. sean o'malley has it, then he's going full force ahead. this was not bad. silver medalist. ben: then he has to run 8 million miles. time to flash forward to 7:00 and 11:00, an brazen crime. a man stole an autographed patriots helmet. the new conversation that these had with the restaurant owner. jc: and tonight at 11:00, target may owe you money. the refunds being handed out for a pricey product that is for all those pokers, and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. ndependent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is r

tim van vooren "there are several heroes in that sunday come from behind win at seattle. none bigger though than keon broxton who has been on a tear since coming back from colorado springs. he's been back and forth and back and forth and back and forth but he always believed. here's why." "i've been in and out of hotels. i don't even have a place in springs. i just stay in a hotel and just wait on my call up again and see where it went from there. i do have a place here though. yeah, i started ot quick; kept it and kept up with it." "there's a little message there anyway. keep your place in the big league city, right? don't worry about the triple a place." "yeah, you just kind of grind and then when ever you go back down or whatever. this is for home for me right feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this plant in 1923. but today, too many good manufacturing jobs are shipped away because of a tax code that actually rewards companies for exporting jobs. let's close the corporate loopholes- that will save taxpayer mon

the 22-year-old outfielder is still on the move heading up to join the red sox out in seattle. sox 2015 first round pick getting the call 14 months after he killed it in the minor this is year. not in the line-up tonight but benny will get his chance soon enough. mookie betts and jackie bradley junior are having elite years sox left fielders have left something to be desired, run production and power numbers. a rare weak spot in what has been baseball's best offense pedroia bringing the red sox back from the dead drilling a go ahead three-run home run. what did they have in store for an encore? how about more late game planningic against the mariners, bats were sleepless in seattle fouling behind 1-0 in the 7th. hill's first homer in a sox uniform bringing boston level in the 8th. then top of the 9th betts following suit with a solo shot of his own. sox win 2-1 improving to their 7th win in games in which they've trailed in the 7th inning. pats nation going into crisis when gronk was missing from camp. but belichick was playing it safe when he was dealing with a minorrier, when

they are known for that out in seattle. in the third, rookie phenom will get the first major league hit from single from level field. families love it and a huge moment for them. all about the long ball last night from seattle. in the 7th, adam lynn will take seattle deep to right the third solo home run of the game. mariners win it 3-1. sox wrap up their game with seattle tonight. the summer olympics are under way in brazil. the u.s. women's soccer team facing new zealand. scoring on a header nine minutes into the match. 34 seconds into the second half alex lead. wins it 2-nil over new england. >>> a controversial skit involving tom brady's wife is being cut from tomorrow's opening ceremony. during the rehearsal, gisele bunchen took part in a skit where she and to be robbed by a poor child from the slums of rio. outrage on social media. producers called it a tremendous misunderstanding. way by security guards. >> gene: strange. >> catherine: odd either way. >> gene: strange part of the program. >>> we will check in live wi

and seattle, but johnny's hometown buffet, chammpps. ruby tuesday's closed 105 restaurants in the last week. david: interesting you mention seattle, of course sate tale had big increase. didn't double minimum wage. >> no. david: there was a study done, "washington post" reported on it, despite all of calculations that this would increase dramatically the wages, look what happened. the unintended consequences. it resulted in either a $5.05 gain per week, or, a negative, reduction of $5.22 a week. there is inconclusive evidence this ends up with more change in a workers pocket. >> there is conclusive evidence, i'm sorry, conclusive evidence. because if you look where, where does that money come from to pay those increases? comes from their fellow entry level employees. i don't call it minimum wage. it is beginning of your life's task. it is, there is no minimum wage. it is entry level. we all entered somewhere. i don't want to be talking in hyperbole as our election cycle says, saying everybody started in restaurant business but there are

seattle, arizona, st. louis rams rams. they can all rush the passer. arizona does it more with the blitz for sure. i think you look at teams offensively with the exception of arizona, maybe the age of carson palmer you can question that a little bit with the offensive line but there is question marks in seattle with offense, question marks in st. louis with her offense other than todd gurley, who is a your guess? keenan or jared. >>tim: it's a guess keenan. >>ted: mind too. so much focus on that game if it is -- i'm wondering if jeff fisher takes a pass on the game . >>tim: knowing jeff he will probably trot him out there. >>ted: you know him. >>tim: i know jeff. shayne skov made a couple of nice plays. we had al guido on, talking about other things but shayne skov still in a battle for the inside linebacker spots. a good preseason, made some nice plays here. in the 4th quarter. >>ted: two-minute warning coming up. a lot of guys between both i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my

joining alaska airlines, which also flies nonstop to seattle, more than 146,000 passionate -- passengers are traveling to the -- are traveling between the two airports. this is the davis -- biggest debut since may. the dispute over martin luther king jr.'s bible and nobel priests -- nobel peace prize medal are up for argument. his children were fighting to get items back from a sister who wanted to sell them. a judge sided with the estate on monday. >>> a well-known environmental activist, erin brockovich, is getting involved in the north to set higher standards for drinking water safety. one of the compounds that can cause cancer to those exposed is at the center of the debate. cbs north carolina has reported state toxicologists testified that water near coal ash ponds tested several levers -- levels above the safe limit and the state was misleading people by saying otherwise. the government denied the report saying bruneau lied under oath. >>> flooding in louisiana has sparked the biggest disaster response since her can sandy and is blamed for at least seven deaths. 11,000 people are n

they have to play at seattle, at new england, at cincinnati. cleveland is the only home game. very difficult stretch, three playoff teams on the road to get going. you get relief in october with the home games but a hard way there to start your coaching career. >> cris: but you are also early in the season you might not see the absolute best out of the r to develop something and put the offense together. would you rather see those teams? it is hard to get a win out of that schedule. would you rather take your shot early or see them later in the year? >> cris: that is the thing you worry about as a coach. >> tony: going on the road to seattle, new england, cincinnati, now you are 1-3. or 0-4 at the beginning and all of the confidence leaves you. that is what you are concerned about. with that schedule given what you saw in the next four at home including a bye week, 2-2 or 1-3 miami might still be okay. >> cris: i heard people say new england will be happy if they go 2-2. no. new england will not. no they will not. >> mike: tony, thanks. great visiting with you. >> tony: awesom

. >>> residents of seattle want to know exactly when and where big brother is watching them. they are demandsing to know the locations of surveillance cameras, many of which rely on concealment to be affected. dan springer has the story of privacy, versus security. >> reporter: no matter where grow in public, there's likely to be a camera. they catch red light runners, shoplifters and interactions with local police. federal law enforcement is on on the action, too, mounting surveillance cameras on utility polls. privacy advocates in seattle are fighting back seeking location and investigation details for all of the federal cameras in the city. >> you and i have the right to privacy and a quiet conversation we have while walking down the street. we don't assume there's something with a microphone on the rooftop listening, even though we are in public. >> reporter: he was about the get the records but they sued to get the release. in a court filing in western washington, the fbi's use of pole camera technique is a powerful tool in fbi investigations and national security threat

union had about to concede to strike until an agreement was reached >>grant lodes: they're hosting seattle saturday 605 sundays and just after 1 giants host baltimore and game starting six of five sunday one of five sunday perhaps the biggest traffic will come from the closure we have been telling you about the also the richmond line will be running limited service cited if you're traveling to and from the east bay for specifics >>reporter: today the brother of the victims came to seem prior to his murder he was following his passion he was a chef with the rest unarmed the co-worker started a page to help foot the expenses they continue to ask for the public's health is anyone might have seen anything the concert of the car and is urging parents to give the kids vaccinated before the school season sparks does prove to cause several forms of cancer to is why they're pushing the initiative in san jose tree vandals struck again 23 chinese friends trees or destroyed this week. >>reporter: the same number of tree is destroying the rest will across a street the weekend is finally here and is goi

they're in seattle getting ready to face the mariners who are only 3 games out of the american league wild card. but anything has to be better for the crew than wrigley field where they remain winless this season. yesterday the cubs swept a 4 game series with the brewers behind a huge day for kris bryant as he homered twice, went 5 for 5 and was a triple away from the cycle. tonight, brent suter will start, news at 10. and we're getting closer to bucks training camp and the journal sentinel's charles gardner reports the bucks are expected to sign steve novak and jason terry. novak played in only 3 games for the bucks last season before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the season. terry has been in houston the past couple seasons. and the 1st round of the phc classic is underway, albeit a couple of hours late because of rain, at brown deer golf course michigan state alum allyssa ferrell teed off in an afternoon group and is even through 10 holes, 6 strokes behind the leader jenny as the number 20 school in the country when it comes to millionaire alumni. "wealth-insight" and "el

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