the same was true for seattle because we have some upgrades we need to do and infrastructure needs. we would have to move out federal agencies from that courthouse and the estimated cost from that is about $54 million. that would obviously change and there are no places for holding circuit court hearings in the designated places of sitting likeply sue lefroy. you can borrow a district courtroom for a day but if you're going to sit for a week, you need a courtroom, you need

they've been charging ahead in seattle. >> in seattle. >> in seattle. and i guess i'll just leave it at that -- [inaudible] where we can, where we in the union and everybody else can -- >> well, there's two books coming out about shell, beacon press which i mentioned earlier is publishing a book in a month or or two by a longtime seattle-based organizer, jonathan rosenblum, has been involved in the fight for 15. very good book which i've started to read about both the low-wage worker organizing and the political challenges of the city establishment, and sister -- [inaudible] who i'm a great admirer of, has her own story about the struggles, political struggles, hers and others in chicago -- in seattle in recent years coming out a little bit later this year. so i think the thing about shanna that is similar to what we've seen in richmond, when you elect people whether it's mayor or city council member who are basically organizers, they're going to use their job as a bully pulpit to link up with the grassroots constituencies to help put them into office,

citizen in seattle was shot. the man is expected to recover from his injuries. >> to think that this could happen in our community was very surprising and extremely disappointing. >> now investigating the shooting of in suburban seattles as a hate crime. >> a masked manual approached on friday and shot him in the arm in the city of kent. comments were made to the effect of get out of our country. go back to where you're from and our victim was then shot. >> the sea community in the seattle area is made up of 50,000 people. most are originally from indiana. >> very disheartening to see the news that somebody was actually a hate crime in a city that we have never felt that way before. >> so far police have not made any arrest. the attack on rie but they do not believe anyone is in any imminent danger. >> this type of activity will generate the full force and effect of the kent police department and all resources that we could possibly muster open that commit this kind of crime that's is social security unacceptable

standup-- patrick quinn / seattle, wa: cleanup efforts continue today in north seattle.ording to the gas station manager, he hopes to have half of the pumps up and running by the end of this evening. now in terms of this accident, it's currently under investigation by seattle police. in north seattle, patrick quinn, komo news. (pam) coming up: only on four...a naked man found trapped in a tight spot at togos.... our camera was rolling for the unusual rescue. (steve) then...psychedlic drugs being researched in the bay area... for their potential to help people. new at ten: meet a local woman taking acid -- who says thje drug saved her marriage. (pam) and next:the effort to find and save a wayward sea lion.. that ended up all the way in vacaville.. (pam / bam ) a wayward sea lion spotted today in solano county... we have video from a viewer .... the animal was seen swimming near an irrigation canal in vacaville.(steve/ bam ) a rescue team from the marine mammal center was called in... unfortunately --- the animal gave them the slip and has not been seen since. (pam/ bam )

. >>> developing overnight a seattle-based federal judge announced a last-minute hearing about the travel restriction, and that hearing challenges the executive order less than 24 hours before it is set to go into affect. >>> this afternoon president trump will visit detroit before heading to tennessee for what is being build as a campaign rally, all this while he continues to grapple over his own wiretapping allegations, and the new poll shows his approval rating dropping ten points in the last four days. tracie potts, what can we expect from the president? >> well, first of all you can expect the president to be in his element from the campaign. he really likes these rallies where he gets the feedback from the crowd and that's what we will see in nashville tonight. his campaign is paying for this rally, and originally officials said it was the economy and jobs and they added health care, and the president promised millions would be able to keep their health insurance and the congressional budget office came out and said 24 million over the next decade could lose their coverage, and here

a seattle now suing the feds. tonight, we'll talk with the attorney general, jeff sessions. >> sanctuary cities are safe havens for criminal aliens and not they are innocent victims. >> judge jeanine pirro is outraged because it takes so long for illegal alien cases to be heard in court. she will be here. also, bernie goldberg on whether cable news is destroying americ america. and a watters with a very unusual spring break story. >> we had a dance party earlier after we finished the kitchen floor. [laughter] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the brawl over sanctuary cities. that is the subject of this evening "talking points" memo. as you may know, the federal government is threatening cities that do not cooperate with homeland security with the loss of federal grant money. now, the city of seattle, suing the feds over that, the first of many lawsuits, i believe. the basic problem is that c

santa monica and davis have all done this and we can be the second major city after seattle to do so. we can also go further by investing $800 million that we have with other banks also financing the pipeline including the royal bank of canada, the bank of tokyo and morgan stanley. if san francisco [timer dings] in support of citroen and in opposition of the dakota access pipeline the board will divest in opposition to this pipeline and will not invest with citicorp bank. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening mme. chair and supervisors i come from a small south dakota community which may be some of you unheard of our that to say that san francisco did pass the board of supervisors did pass a resolution supporting the standing rock staff and they had a year bank account with the bank of america and there is a family of companies and the city invest over $800 million financing in the atl and we wanted to demonstrate that solidarity with their need to put their money where the mouth is and i know maintaining the relationship >>sir, please speak into the microphone.

in seattle mayor ed murray announced he is suing the trump administration over threats to withhold federalrom sanctuary cities who refused to cooperate with federal immigration officials, that brought several sanctuary city mayors and police chiefs to washington for a meeting with john kelly seeking to find some common ground. >> it is absolutely untrue that our priorities anything other than keeping our communities safe. we don't have the resources to be the immigration police, nor would that benefit the population, nor will that be proven. >> we cooperate with ice, make sure we are aware of who is in our custody but we do not prosecute based on immigration status. >> first priority is to keep the bad guys off the street. cutting funding, taking resources away and threatening makes the problem worse, not better. >> this means there is certainly a national debate about sanctuary cities and this is all about safety. we will hear a lot more about it and head for what would be the administration's clear definition of what a sanctuary jurisdiction is. it could end up in the supreme court. heat

near seattle, a sikh man says he was shot by a gunman who told him "go back to your own country." the battle for mosul, our holly williams is in northern iraq. and an all-female flight crew claims an around the world record. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. washington is bulling out over president trump's unsubstantiated claim this weekend that president obama bugged his new york office before the election. the president made the accusation on twitter early saturday and followed it up with an official white house statement sunday requesting a congressional investigation. tonight "the new york times" reports fbi director james comey is asking the justice department to publicly reject mr. trump's claim. the president spent the weekend at the so called winter white house. his mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida. errol barnett is there. >> president trump was here in florida a thousand miles from washington when he claimed a series of tweets claiming president obama issued a wiretap of trump tower. no evide

under legislative proposals it would cost an estimated 1$136 billion, required renovation is in seattle could reach $54 million and the construction of new space for holding court in las vegas, anchorage and missoula would cost about $2 million at each location. those facilities would have to be staffed year-round and only used a few weeks a year. a split would be made to serve

it wasjudge robart so all eyes will be on seattle. restraining order on the travel ban saying it was unconstitutional. the response for the president was to call him a so—called judge. remember, or a major new changes. —— there are. these holders will be allowed in. refugees who have a ready had their status determined by the state department will be allowed in. there is not a blanket ban on sirigu refugees and they have a change the language. critics who said christians refugees were given preference said christians refugees were given p refe re nce over said christians refugees were given preference over muslim refugees so they have changed the language so it is not referenced any religious minority. the white house believes these changes will stand up to scrutiny. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the story of how prejudice against people with hiv — is causing problems for a charity—run cafe in china the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less tha

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the seattle challenges will be heard by judge games robart.hat's the same judge who blocked the first travel ban. judge robart is also expected to set a hearing to determine whether the legal decision that halted the original ban to extend to the new one. joining washington state and minnesota in that legal challenge. >>> a story that sounds all too familiar. the u.s. is concerned russia may be meddling in a foreign conflict. where? and why it matters. live from moscow, next. powerful you'll think they are. it's time to see what power really looks like. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with accelerated retinol sa. clinically proven to reduce wrinkles in just one week. wrinkles? your time is up! rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots. rapid tone repair. neutrogena® see what's possible. [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] of bad breath germs% for a 100% fresh mouth. feeling 100% means you feel bold enough

the mayor of dallas, seattle, the mayor of every city in the country has taken an oath to uphold bothte and federal laws. they did not agree to the condition of "we will help enforce federal laws unless that condition is in the money at the time it is given." the short answer is, president trump and the congress can get their way but only with the money that starts with next october. knock with the money that has started last october. >> martha: we heard attorney general sessions saying about clogging the money back, it won't happen. coming up, two filmmakers caught planned parenthood to staffers talking in horrific ways about harvesting organs from the unborn. now, the california attorney general has brought felony charges against the filmmakers. can you guess who funded the campaign about attorney general and his predecessor emma who is now in the senate? don't miss this coming up. plus, judge neil gorsuch facing unprecedented opposition from democrats. but is there hypocrisy in their opposition? what do you think? marc thiessen, michele jawando join us next. >> the answer is not to

don't buy a house,. >> just live on the boat. >> in seattle especially. >> in seattle they do. tracker6 live double scan right now shows that you we are essentially dry. we had rain overnight so some of your car windshields might be a little bit drippy when you first get in. looks like there's another light sprinkle or shower beginning to develop on the other side of gettysburg. before the end of the morning commute there's a chance of some of that pushing east. as we take a look outside, sky6 penn's landing dark out there, lights by the river rink and getting ready for some action later today in terms of some thunderstorms. right now you step outside and you barely need a jacket. 56 degrees in philadelphia, 51 in wilmington, a little bit of a breeze, light jacket probably works, maybe a sweatshirt for the kids this morning. 58 degrees in allentown, 55 in millville and just 48 in cape may. future tracker6 shows you that during the morning hours, there is the chance of a shower and we could even get a rumble of thunder this morning. i think any thunderstorms that form this morni

. >>> the storm track went north of portland and seattle and vancouver. we will see showers tonight, random and light showers, but for now, look at this from the eastbound health cam, gorgeous. high clouds will return with the storm track, and a chance of light showers overnight, and all neighbors, even the coast, going to be warmest on saturday. we'll take a look at today. 11:00 tonight, we are starting to see radar returns up, and notice by 2:00 we are starting to see a few more four light showers around the bay. in the south bay they will fall apart, and by 9:00 they are gone. let me show you the rainfall. 9:00, nothing. look how light it is, just 0.01 of an inch. and then it's over. look at the temperatures pull back nearly 6 to 10 degrees tomorrow. breezy and warmer with the sun returning friday. near 70 at the coast, and near 80 for the rest of us on saturday. we are getting closer to average. >>> you should have a great commute if you are about to head out the door. no issues at the moment. here's san mateo bridge. a quick check of mass transit as

seattle voted for them to form unions.took effect in january, followed by an immediate lawsuit from uber. a hearing is expected later this month. uber has been in pr crisis mode in recent days, dealing with sexual harassment claims by a former engineer, a lawsuit, and a leaked video showing the ceo criticizing a driver. still with us, nyu professor. arun, this move -- is it inevitable, that the drivers look for more rights, or can they continue to fight? has actually think uber pretty good chance at being successful in fighting this, because there is a history of lawsuits that prevent contractors from unionizing actually prevailing. given the current ministration and the current climate, i don 't -- it's certainly a good idea for contractors who are sitting between employees and independent contractors -- uber's drivers aren't really employees, aren't really contractors. i think it's a good idea to give them some collective bargaining rights, but the way the law is written today, it is going to be a tough battle for seattl

>> seattle 8 percent? >> yeah. >> or is that for the water and sewer and the other. >> i'm sorry commissioner caen which package. >> 8. >> one more slide on the deck. >> pardon me. >> one more slide on your deck. >> how do they get the rate and agencies with little outstanding debt but coverage but not a similarly you know rate policy i think one of the things you have a policy minimum. >> what - you have actuals that maybe in expose of policy that means their minimum is low didn't mean what they actually program every year. >> their a separate department from the water and sewer and have flood control responsibility. >> it is raises a further question in future meetings we'll be looking at a rate stabilization bond as well as coverage reserve is that right look at all three of those. >> we don't have a plan to look at a separate stabilization fund that's the differences between a maximum and minimum. >> so my it out we look at the calendar of things we'll be looking at. >> it is a department of service co

you know the airport that serves the seattle area is called -- it's not seattle airport, it's calledac is tacoma, washington. it is an hour south and a little west from seattle. and tacoma is a big city. seattle has 650,000 people, tacoma has about 200,000 people. i love that part of the country, i love that part of the lovely state. but on july 1st, 1940, tacoma got a brand new bridge. a really important part of the infrastructure for that part of the world. july 1, 1940, tacoma got to connect with the tiptop northwest corner of washington state. it's a bridge that spans what they call the tacoma narrows, but the tacoma narrows bridge that they got on july 1, 1940, it was not a good bridge. look at that. look at that. when they were building it, they knew something was wrong. 1938, 1939, 1940, the construction workers were telling anyone who would listen there was something wrg. this thing just moved way too

a collision leads to a fiery crash in seattle.ay an uber driver's suv hit another car and smashed a gas pump. the driver was hospitalized. the passenger was not seriously hurt but uber fired the -- fat leonard admits to defrauding the navy of tens of millions of dollars. >>> "the seattle times" says more mexican tourists are choosing canada instead of the u.s. canada had 70% more mexican visitors in of all months, december, than in the same month in 2015. tourists say they're offended by president trump's hoss tiltd toward mexico. >>> the u.s. coast says the prime minister of canada will attend a broadway musical tonight. it's about welcoming passengers after being stranded. >>> the "oregonian" shows them patching potholes. their facebook page wants to show that all an arthists are not destructive. >>> still ahead, family guy. we'll show you a man who became an internet sensation after her kids' interruption. >> now she wants to talk to you. do you want me to bring her in? at air wick we know the power of that first whiff of your

. ♪ ♪ do not blink, terrifying video from seattle.hed into a gas pump and burst into flames. this was the end of a bizarre series of events. the people in the vehicle were not hurt. witnesses say t recklessly, hit another car, which swerved in hit a tree. this played out in front of a bus load of people. >> i hugged my girlfriend, kissed her, and i said i'm glad we turned around to get something to drink. we would have been at the bus stop as that happened. we could very well not be here now. jonathan: seattle police say the suv was a rideshare vehicle with a number sticker. his60-year-old driver had blood drawn, but so far no charges have been filed. alison: new developments in a story from last week, the danger on a california highway as a -- as dirtbikers attacked in the driver, breaking his leg in three places. his sister spoke as he remains in the hospital. said he will not dry for a want something like this to happen again. alison: the victim has a three-month-old son. why he was attacked remains a question. jonathan: let's get

sunny and warmer tomorrow with low pressure keeping the rain up in seattle where it belongs.y and warm for monday. cool tuesday but no rain in sight through the week. bay area looks pretty cloudy at the airport. new york partly cloudy. and 36 degrees. back in the bay area some spots about 10 degrees above average for this time of year. plenty of readings in the low to mid-70s in the south bay. over the east bay we'll be in the mid-70s as well. and sunday will live up to its name in the north bay with santa rosa at 77, 75 at napa, 70 at berkley. 72 oakland and for ukiah 73. 73 clearlake and 79 for st. helena. extended forecast, looking for the numbers to top out near 80 degrees. 80 degrees. believe that? >> really? >> came as a surprise to me. >> by the time we get to the weekend the numbers go back down into the low 70s. ladies and gentlemen, that's the weather. vern glenn is standing by. ,,,,,,,, - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or

you know the airport that serves the seattle area is called -- it's not seattle airport, it's called sea-tac. the tac is tacoma, washington. it is an hour south and a little west from seattle. and tacoma is a big city. seattle has 650,000 people, tacoma has about 200,000 people. i love that part of the country, i love that part of the lovely state. but on july 1st, 1940, tacoma got a brand new bridge. a really important part of the infrastructure for that part of the world. july 1, 1940, tacoma got to connect with the tiptop northwest corner of washington state. it's a bridge that spans what they call the tacoma narrows, but the tacoma narrows bridge that they got on july 1, 1940, it was not a good bridge. look at that. look at that. when they were building it, they knew something was wrong. 1938, 1939, 1940, the construction workers were telling anyone who would listen there was sothing wrong. this thing just movedayoo much whenever the wind picked up. see the car there? construction workers who built this thing called it gal lops girdy. it would twist and undue late and get going.

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we need to join seattle, and we need to lead the future. thank you. >>thank you for your comments. he for the next speaker is there any more members of the public to address the board, now is your opportunity please get . >>next speaker please. hello my name is melissa and i am an environmental science educator. every day as he students all over california to share experiences outdoors and i have the joy of ensuring this incredible place with them. our amazing water, our ocean, all the different ecosystems that comprise california can be contained in this one place and so much water and what i'm trying to say is every day i get to where this on my back and i'm proud because i was able to support the people of standing rock, all the tribes across america as an ally and, as a human being. and when my students come to me and see this, they asked me about it and i want to be able to tell them that our state is there to back them up. to support them. is for earth. i want to be proud and i want them to walk away with pride. so that way in the future, they know that they have the ability

in seattle, it is taking extra measures. running advertisements against unionization, hosting meetings, and sending emails and phone calls to drivers. rune is even an uber podcast in its 18th episode. in 2015, the city council voted to allow drivers the ability to form unions. the legislation took effect in january followed by an immediate lawsuit by uber. a hearing is expected later this month. uber has been in p.r. crisis mode dealing with sexual harassment claims by a former engineer as well as a lawsuit from alphabet and video week showing the c.e.o. criticizing a driver. still with us is the in light of professor -- in why you professor. is it inevitable the drivers look for more rights? can uber continue to fight this? >> uber has a good chance at being successful fighting this because there is a history of lawsuits that prevent contractors from unionizing prevailing. given the current administration and current climate, it is certainly a good idea for contractors sitting between employees and independent contractors.

the same was true for seattle because we have some upgrades we need to do and infrastructure needs. we would have to move out federal agencies from that courthouse and the estimated cost from that is about $54 million. that would obviously change and there are no places for holding circuit court hearings in the designated places of sitting likeply sue lefroy. you can borrow a district courtroom for a day but if you're going to sit for a week, you need a courtroom, you need visiting judge cham baernz infrastructure. we very that situation in honolulu. we're fortunate enough to be able to share with a bankruptcy court but you need staffing to secure that facility year round. based on caseload, it would only be used a couple times a year. that's one example. >> i appreciate that. if y're looking creatively here is, businesses other things we ought to change spaces all the time. i'm not sure of the size. i want to go too mr. fitzpatrick on this. being from the 11th circuit and when it split, but i want to go about something that is often talked about the reason we can't do the enbanc, t

. >>> near seattle, a sikh man says he was shot by a gunman who told him, go back to your country. >>> the battle for mosul. our holly williams is in northern iraq. >>> and an all-female flight crew claims a world record. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. >>> washington is bugging out over president trump's unsubstantiated claim this weekend that president obama bugged his new york office before the election. the president made the accusation early saturday and followed it up with an official white house statement sunday requesting a congressional investigation. the "new york times" reports fbi director james comey is asking the justice department to publicly reject mr. trump's claim. the president is back at the white house after spending the weekend at the so-called winter white house, the mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida. errol barnett is there. >> reporter: president trump was here in florida 1,000 miles from washington when he launched a series of tweets claiming that former president obama ordered a wiretap of t

so it will start trusting pop-up stores in the home base of seattle.considering opening as many as 2,000 stores and amazon has already been opening brick and mortar bic stores, including one in walnut creek. >>> new this morning, san mateo native tom brady will get back not one, but two missing super bowl jersey. his missing jersey has been recovered. it was found in the possession of, quote, a credential member of the international media. that is all they would say. also recovered was his jersey from super bowl xlix when the patriots beat seattle. they are referring all questions to the fbi. >>> dancing fans, today is your day. the race for the coveted mirror ball trophy is back and the stars have a special message for you. >> san francisco -- >> vote san francisco. >> vote for charo, san francisco. >> vote for somebody. vote! >> that is very persuasive. we catch up with charo and erika jayne at the work they're putting in ahead of tonight's premiere. >> and dog lovers, national puppy day is this week. abc 7 is doing what we can to help pups in need f

city's lands that is the case in our city for a long term and my colleagues are grapple with that seattle as you know and other cities ways to density i don't know the answer but we're all grasp illegal with. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> supervisor yee. >> there are more comments i'd like to make at the end a few people that want to do public comments so i'll keep it piece brief i want to mention about childcare as supervisor kim indicated i've been real passionate about making sure we keep on building for more means of childcare in the city i think there is a few things we're trying to do and one will be coming to you for a vote pretty soon for childcare homes for a priority of somewhat in the affordable units and i'm talking about that more when the time comes it is something that could create slots for about getting into the cu issues and so forth the other thing if we care about childcare in general it is something that i've said through every single developer that comes into may office and says here's our plan for the development and the first question i asked them what is the ch

. >>> and there is fear and disbelieve in the seek community in seattle. man was shout in his own driveway with what may be a hate crime mireya villarreal has our report. >> reporter: police in a suburb of seattle are investigating this. >> to think it happened in our community was very surprising and extremely disappointing. >> reporter: the victim was wearing a turban when he was shot friday night. he was working on his car when a guy walked up and shot him in the arm. they posted the identity f the victim in an update. i'm sorry to know about the attack of a u.s. national of indian origin. he's out of danger. police say this man adam purr entin shot two men in a bar last month, killing one. before shooting heho the friend who survived spoke at a peaceful protest. >> it was rage and malice of an individual that killed my friend, killed our friend. >> reporter: this man is the president of it. >> you believe the racial tension is creating these kinds of ins zants. >> absolutely it is. what we need is to teach people how to co-exist. >> the nags tional coa

you know the airport that serves the seattle area is called -- it's not seattle airport, it's calledis tacoma, washington. it is an hour south and a little west from seattle. and tacoma is a big city. seattle has 650,000 people, tacoma has about 200,000 people. i love that part of the country, i love that part of the lovely state. but on july 1st, 1940, tacoma got a brand new

no arrests have been made in the seattle case. the community overall is not in danger. >>> to chicago where this morning they are hitting a milestone. the windy city has gone six days without a single homicide. that's the first time the city hit that record since late 2012 some four years ago. over 100 people have been killed in chicago this year. >>> from the sental times marchers commemorate bloody sunday. they marched across the edmund bridge. the demonstration helped gain momentum in 1965. today, many say the rights are under threat. >> walking across the bridge one way while the nation is going backwards. we can't be polite about this. we can't be casual or cavalier. we have less voting rights today than we had august 6, 1965. >> now, after months of speculation, singer adele confirmed she married her long-time partner, simon. the 28-year-old british pop sensation revealed it on stage during a concert in australia this weekend saying, quote, she is married now. they have been in a relationship since 2011 and have a 4-year-old

listen to what the mayor of seattle, ed murray, said yesterday. >> the seattle filed against presidentlines why the president's order is illegal. first, the tenth amendment of the constitutional say that is the federal government cannot specify how local governments must go about enforcing federal law. yet that is exactly what the president's order does. maria: joining us right now is fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge, great to see you. >> good morning, guys. maria: do you think -- what did you make of what he just said? better law versus -- fedel law versus local law. >> answer, yes, the federal government has a moral, legal and constitutional obligation to enforce the laws and it can do so using its own assets and own resources. it can send as many federal agents to the city as it wants for the purpose of enforcing federal law there. can the federal government second question compel a city to assist it in enforcing federal law, answer, no. the supreme said that's common -- the feds taking over local police department and directing it. in that respect the

the same for boise up to seattle. dry in phoenix.gets rain, it will be short and brief. they are all cleared out tomorrow for the most part. >> thank you. >>> a familiar face and name. ivanka trump is soon to join her dad's team, but not as a staffer on the federal payroll. she won't be sworn in. she won't hold an official position or draw a salary, but will have an office on the second floor of the west wing. in that article, ivanka is in the process of obtaining security clearance. >>> in the first 60 days of president trump's term, ivanka has been seen alongside justin trudeau and angela merkel. she was also the subject of a withering "snl" parody add for a fictional new fragrance, complicit. a source tells nbc news, she is consulting with the office of government ethics and white house attorneys. her husband, jared kushner already a senior adviser to the president. >>> the popular podcast, missing richard simmons. the fitness guru's manager doesn't want a last bou. created by a friend of simmons, they investigated his withdrawal

. >> seattle seahawks water back is facing marijuana charge this morning. >> and 62 degrees. 4:42 the time. showers expected today. grab umbrella if you head out the door today. more details when fox news morning why am i so devastatingly handsome, i'm in a fragrance... ...ad, and my sweethearts gone sayonara. this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain flings. rockville high school rain fallout the father accused of raining a classmate during school hours is taken into custody. >> and a live look outside now the. you can leave the jacket at home. the warm, spring air is is here. here's a look at the forecast. it's already 62. that tells you something there. >> going to be a nice one hopefully that's what he's telling us. good morning to you i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> it's tuesday, march 28, gary mcgrady, erin como are here. let's start with gary mcgrady and talk about the 62 degree temperatures early in the morning. >> yeah, that 62 here. we do have 50s out in the suburbs this morning and showers and

it will cool things off fromportland seattle., you can complete the outfit. >> i prefer the flip-flops. >> that's what i was thinking. thank you, bill. >>> looks like another celebrity's photos have been hacked. emma watson's pictures were stolen. it shows her at a clothes fitting. reps insist they are not nude photographs. this is not watson's first photo ordeal. after giving a feminist speech at the u.n., a website came up with a countdown threatening to release naked pictures, but none posted. >>> americans are spending more than ever on plastic surgery. they had a record haul with $15 billion in revenue. surgeons performed 1 million lie po suctions and tumy tucks. this is partly due to baby boomers trying to stay competitive in the workplace. >> you know what would be interesting if they did the study state by state. >> i think that would be interesting, too. where is the priority. >> exactly. >>> i have a joke for you. >> i think i know the answer. >> come on. why did the gators cross the road? to get to water. a photographe

seattle at 12 degrees. but on thursday, drier weather is expected to come back.ll on the hot side in denver, 24 degrees. down to minus 1 in winnipeg. out toward the east, down to the single digits in places like washington, d.c. as well as new york city. sunny weather is expected on your hump day. let's go to eueurope. bad weweather is expected acros the western areas of the continent. we're expecting quite a lot of heavy rainfall across the british isles and down toward the iberian peninsula, thunderstorms expected. and these systems are slow movers. soso bad weather will kekely continue into the weekekend. temperatures a goioing down.n. even madrid may see some snowfall on your thursday so bundle up. temperatures are going to be as follows. 11 in paris. london, you'll see rainy weather with a high of 9 degrees. 9 for stockholm. now yesterday, on monday actually, spring began in the northern hemisphere but some places are still seeing some snowfall and there's a very unique hotel in sweden. sweden's ice hotel founded in 1989, it's t the first hotel ma of ice and

. >> and it was ladies night in pac-12 tournament play in the great northwest, seattle. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> basketball up top and a quick mention for a three-point for the mission bears, city champs tonight 41-40 over lowell. bears came back to win it. >> tara vanderveer in seattle, pac-12 women's tournament, cardinal in white already up 16- 0. brandy mcphee on the giveback from carly samuelson. washington state never beat stanford and it wasn't happening tonight. samuelsonn, six three balls tonight scoring 21. stanford rolls 66-36 and play oregon next who shocked washington tonight. >>> cam has to be spectators now bounced in the quarterfinals by top seed oregon state. oh, the spirit was willing. here's an asia thomas shot to keep the women four, but oregon is on top for a reason. they roll with 26 tonight. oregon state going to the semi, 65-49 final. there's the pac-12 coach of the year. cal now 19-13, got to home for an at large ncaa bid. go ahead, feel it, san francisco state, 19th ranked gators in white against sonoma stat

means rain for seattle, portland, eugene, medford and ashland, not a drop of rain for us.e stay dry. futurecast shows fog hanging out west of the golden gate in the morning hours, maybe moving inland in the afternoon. we'll see a few high clouds moving over the north bay tomorrow evening. friday more sunshine, no rainfall. as a matter of fact, futurecast all the way out to sunday shows a lot of active weather to our north, 1 to 6 inches of rainfall from far northern california up to the canadian border, but for us the ridge make its closest pass 76, 77 degrees away from the water is what you have this weekend. we'll be kind of close to that beginning tomorrow. vallejo will hit 72 tomorrow with sunshine. mountainview 70 for you, livermore, 74 in the tri- valleys, san jose 7 -- san francisco -- san jose 71, san francisco 75 the high. sunday is a real nice day to get outside as we spring forward this weekend and next weekend a little cloudier, cooler but staying mainly dry. nice spring-like weather. spring officially begins march 20th. >> i'm thinking barbecue this weekend. >

he's in our seattle newsroom. actually at the courthouse. dan? >> yeah, shep.inst. no decision. expecting one next week. what is at stake is the freedom of daniel ramirez and this entire daca program is at stake and really under the microscope here. the 750,000 people brought to the u.s. by their parents presume ably as children. lawyers for daniel ramirez says he should be released immediately because the federal government broke their promise to him when his father was arrested. his case sparked protest in tacoma. outside the federal courthouse in seattle, ramirez had no criminal history and as a so-called dreamer, he should have had protections and immigration status. >> we think this case will send a message if the judge releases mr. ramirez, it will be good for the country and our immigration system. we're hopeful that's what the judge does next week. >> in the last court filing and in court today, the department of justice argues dhs, the department of homeland security, has the discretion to revoke actions unilaterally. shep? >> shepard: immigration agen

the one in seattle will be heard by the same judge who blocked the first travel ban. changes, immigration activists are still challenging it. cnn's jessica snyder is following it all for us. jessica, what are you seeing? >> reporter: john, a lot leading to the travel ban version 2.0. the question in all of this that's looming, will any federal judge step in as they did last time, that seattle judge, to halt president trump's revised executive order or will these judges let the ban take effect? the trump administration is fighting hard to say this order is very different and therefore legal. they're citing several instances, saying the ban doesn't apply to visa holders or green card holders. there is no indefinite ban on refugees, just a 120-day ban. in addition, the order no longer prioritizes religious minorities and there is a provision that people can object and be heard. the trump says that's all enough to pass constitutional muster. but civil rights groups around the country say, wait a minute, this is still intended to ban muslims and that's why the courts shoul