we are broadcasting from seattle, washington. more details are coming to light about president trump's firing of fbi director james comey. "the new york times" is reporting comey's dismissal came just days after he asked the justice department for more resources to expand the bureau's investigation into russia's meddling in the presidential election. comey made the appeal to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who wrote the memo trump later , used to justify comey's firing. meanwhile, the "washington post" reports rosenstein has threatened to quit after the white house cast him as the main instigator in the firing of comey. the white house has given conflicting explanations as to why comey was dismissed. during a press briefing on deputy white house press wednesday, secretary sarah huckabee sanders said comey committed atrocities when investigating former democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton's emails, and cited the letter from rosenstein as having contributed to trump's decision to fire comey now. >> i think also ha

lee cowen has both sides of the story. >> reporter: it was like any monday evening in seattle. mt. hovered in the distance, and along aurora avenue, business was booming. every city has its underbelly, where sex is bought and sold. arrests are being made, but what might surprise you is just who's being arrested. it's not those selling sex, women and young girls, although to be clear, men are prostitutes, too. instead, seattle has shifted their focus to arresting the customers, those buying the sex. >> we're not trying to harass trade. we're not trying to add to their burdens, we're actually trying to help. >> reporter: six years ago, seattle city attorney, pete holmes adopted what's called the nordic model, a strategy pioneered in sweden that aims to reduce sex trafficking by cutting off demand. >> what we have been doing historically and what most of the country still continues to do is to further victimize women that are caught up in the life. >> reporter: according to the international labor organization, human trafficking is a $32 billion a year industry, and many who are traff

amy: we were just in seattle.s wondering if you could talk about the significance of washington state leading the way on this challenge to the muslim ban. i mean, so-called by donald trump, when he was running for president. and also the history of washington state when it comes to the japanese internment camps in world war ii. >> you raise a really important part of our history and a sad and disturbing part of our history, which relates to the interment of japanese americans turned world war ii. that is a history we live with on the west coast, washington state specifically. as a child growing up, that is history a learned about and heard for my parents. wantarned from and do not to repeat. i might add that one of our republican governors, dan evans, prominent governor of ours in the 1960's and 1970's, he was the first and most prominent governor in the entire country to welcome vietnamese individuals fleeing vietnam after the war and needing to settle in the u.s. very few governors wanted to welcome them. dan ev

is anyone caught buying sex in seattle is now required to attend that class by law. >> until we takee issue of demand and the issue of why men feel entitled to pay for sex in the first place, we're really not going to be able to move the needle in any significant way. >> let's gijust see where these girls are going to go for example. >> reporter: seattle is unique. most cities have a zero tolerance approach. and you might be surprised to learn that includes the city of las vegas. >> if we suspected that they were involved in prostitution in this area, they'd be a prime target to watch. >> reporter: that's right. prostitution is not legal in sin city. but lieutenant patricia spencer of the vice and sex trafficking department says most people seem to think otherwise. >> it's everywhere. it's not just on the street. it's not just in a casino. it's everywhere. >> reporter: unlike seattle, las vegas cracks down on everyone, the sellers as well as the buyers. lieutenant spencer doesn't see that as victimizing the victims. in her experience, the arrests help identify those too afraid to ide

giving seattle the 2-0 lead to start the game. seattle made it 4-0 on a two run home run by nelson cruz. kyle seager hit another home run and that gave seattle a 6-3 league. the a's got closed but the game ended, 6-5 when adam rosales struck out with the bases loaded. strictly oakland a's are ending their $19 -- $19.99 ticket for games in june. the fans have until tomorrow at 5 pm to get that deal. the athletics ballpark pass allows fans to attend every home game for one month for less than $20. officials expect about 2000 packages will have been sold by the close of business on wednesday. the ballpark pass will go on sale again in july, august and september. >>> there was a rally last night in marin aimed at fighting deportation. coming up, supporters say one man's story is proof that the prisoner's policies have to be changed. >>> federal investigators have joined the search for answers and that massive weekend fire at an emeryville construction site. what the building's developer thinks is behind the fire. >>> good morning. we

it started not even in seattle, it started in the shadow of seattle in seatac it is a little town wherettle own international airport is based. and what a group of mainly immigrants, mainly low income women workers who worked at the airport jobs, have worked in hotels surrounding the airport, what they managed to do was to organize and find a voice and say you know what? we are going to make the case for $15. were going to make the case it's not based on charity or niceness, we're going to make a case for when why we get paid $15, to clean bathrooms in the airport hotel, if i manned the rental car station at the airport during the night shift, that when i make $15 an hour it's not just good for me, it's good for the entire community because i circulate those increased earnings into the grocery store, into the restaurant in seatac, i help initiate positive feedback of increasing demand. >> these airport workers were structurally ground down. they were the kind of folks you are talking about that the deck is stacked against them and they have every reason to say i don't have time for this

it started not even in seattle, it started in the shadow of seattle in a town called seatac which is a little town where the seattle-tacoma international airport. and what a group of mainly immigrant, mainly low income, mainly women, workers. work at airports jobs, who worked in the hotel area surrounding the airport, what they managed to do. was organized and find ways and say you know what? we're going to make the case for $15. >> were going to make the case that not made on charity , were going to make a case for why when we get a $15, for clean bathrooms in the airport hotels. by man the rental car station at the airport, during the night shift, that when i make 15 bucks an hour, if not just good for me, it's good for the community because i circulate those increased earnings into the grocery store, into the forest, into the restaurant, and i help set in motion a positive group of increasing demand. these airport workers were structurally grounded down, they were the kinds of people you are talking about that this deck is stacked against them and they have every reason to say i'm

what are you seeing outside of the courtroom there in seattle? >> reporter: nothing quite like that but about an hour before this hearing gut underway a group of people did gather outside of the courthouse here in seattle. they were carrying signs that say no wall, no ban. it was very peaceful rally that took place just down the steps from where the courthouse is. arguing against this travel ban. since then the crowd has dissipated. there is only about five people left standing outside. many are able to watch the hearing on the phones and on tablets. a federal court hearing there are no cameras inside the courtroom. the 9th circuit court of appeals felt the interest was so high and important ask taking the step of live streaming the video so people get a chance to hear attorneys make their arguments and see all of the questions that the three judge panel are peppering attorneys with. >> rather remarkable to have cameras in the courtroom. i believe it was just audio last time. secondly, what is the likelihood that this will go to the supreme court

that is white privilege being the mayor of seattle. started out against sugar and people say leave the sweet drinks alone, they were like, oh, it's a campaign against sugar free beverages. you live in seattle, get amazon prime, have them mail it to you around the corner and you don't pay for tax. kennedy: you don't have to pay for delivery if you get enough. this doesn't disincentivize the behavior they're going after in the first place. >> a lot of people if they are soda drinkers, they switch to diet sodas, you make it harder for people who maybe have a chronic health issue, trying to lose weight, put a burden on the system, they switch to diet and now it's more expensive. it doesn't solve the education system because they're not going to raise enough money to -- doesn't solve white privilege, that is extremely complicated conversation and doesn't solve obesity. kennedy: they need to get rid of cars and buses so people run to school and walk everywhere else. jehmu, joe, kirsten, thank you so much. jehmu welcome back. >> thank you. ke

game 2 of the series tonight at 7:10 in seattle. ( james ) former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick might finally be on an n-f-l team again. seattle seahawks coach pete carroll says that the team is considering kaepernick and robert griffin the third as possible backup options to starter russell wilson. carroll often praised kaepernick when he was with san francisco despite the rivlary. kap played 12 games for the 49ers last season and threw for 16 touchdowns. ( james ) still ahead. computers around the world dealing with the effect of a major ransomware attack. what you need to do right now to protect your family's photos and other important data. robin...?( robin @ landing ) james, the new pirates of the caribbean movie might be out sooner than later.. plus a federal judge might file a lawsuit against conan o'brien. i have your entertainment headlines after the break. and here's a live look outside... toll plaza landing ) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... the new pirate

seattle led by 6-3 there.he a's get close but at the end of the game, on the shortened of a 6-5 score after adam rosales struck out at the end of the night. >>> at least one team is interested in colin kaepernick. that is the seattle seahawks. seattle head coach pete carroll said that his team is considering both kaepernick and griffin as a backup to russell wilson. they be losing confidence in their backup. he has been arrested twice and they have no other experienced quarterbacks on the roster. >>> video of a crash in sonoma county. both drivers survived, can you believe. and we will hear from one of them about her new outlook on life. >>> and gold medalist kristi joins us live. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. allure best of beauty and marie claire's most wanted. eyes show emotion, not your age. olay

go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> seattle's skyline not as bright as usual. the space needle went dark this evening in memory of chris cornell, he is the lead singer of the band sound garden, a seattle nachb. medical examiners say he committed suicide after a concert in detroit last night. here's video from the show. cornell is known as one of the architects of grunge music. he was 52. >>> las vegas police get creative to try to catch a suspected killer. they place a mannequin in a sleeping bag at a spot where two homeless men had been murdered. this video shows the man approach the mannequin and use a hammer to attack it. he walks away and police move in with guns drawn and arrested him. >>> a favorite for lots of folks. cheese. tonight there is a health warning about a particular brand sold in california stores. it's shown here. it's being recalled by the fda because it could contain bacteria. so far no illnesses have been reported. >>> the noro virus outbreak in the north bay could be spreading the other countries. students have gotten sick at 14 schools.

. >> reporter: in seattle, kyle kosher works to defend against ha could have done more to prevent this attack. >> they could possibly figure out when these vulnerabilities are going to be rediscovered or leaked and alert the vendors before it gets out. but it doesn't seem like that happened in this case. >> reporter: microsoft says it has more than three and a half thousand working on it. >>> today the state department says it has evidence that syria as assad regime has carried out mass executions outside damascus. it released images that according to the u.s. show a crematorium. assad's forces had been pummeling the opposition in damascus and in the city of homs. but in a deal, it allowed hundreds to board buses out, and >> reporter: for years they waged war against the regime of assad. but tonight these opposition fighters and their families lined up to leave, defeated. nearly had 400 fighters, some w weapons still in hand boarded buses by sunset. soldiers watched under the watchful eye of this allies, all part of the deal to relocate the opposition to northern syria. what are you th

. >>> a seattle mariner's fan has a good reason to cheer for oakland tonight after the a's showed him team spirit. >> oakland's ryan healey lobbed this bomb into the upper deck last night in seattle. it hit peter johnson right in his pants pocket shattering his iphone 6. peter tweeted the a's this picture saying hey, can you guys please buy me a new phone? your two run shot broke mine and to his shock the team replied don't worry, peter. the a's are buying you a new phone. >> we have the a's results from tonight. by the way, i saw a few brooms out at at&t park today. the question is did the giants get to use them? and a giant pitcher accused a dodger of cheating today. he didn't appreciate it. we're up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. average at at&t park... johnny cueto said >> giants looking for a dodgers sweep, but clayton kershaw took the hit with a lifetime 1.36 earned average at at&t. johnny cueto said this pitch slipped out of his hand. what do you think? nearly hit yasmani grandal. they exchanged words. cueto accused grandal of

but now in seattle, police are fighting to have the right to view the video from their own body camerae the write up reports. we are going to debate that coming up. the president's extreme vetting orders have been shut down electrical courts. but maybe he doesn't need them. it is tough talk working better than an executive order? mollie hemingway here to debate nextnd. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. remember when you said men are supeyeah...ivers? yeah, then how'd i get this... ...allstate safe driving bonus check? ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident free. silence. it's good to be in, good hands. are upgrading their watere filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids... pour it through brita's two-stage filter... dissolved solids remain! what if we filter it over and over? oh dear. thank goodness zerowater's five-stage filter gets to all zeroes the first time. so maybe it's time to upgrade. get more out of your water. get zerowater. what would help is si

. >>> a seattle mariner's fan has a good reason to cheer for oakland tonight after the a's showed himreal team spirit. >> oakland's ryan healey lobbed this bomb into the upper deck last night in seattle. it hit peter johnson right in his pants pocket shattering his iphone 6. peter tweeted the a's this picture saying hey, can you guys please buy me a new phone? your two run shot broke mine and to his shock the team replied don't worry, peter. the a's are buying you a new phone. >> we have the a's results from tonight. by the way, i saw a few brooms out at at&t park today. the question is did the giants get to use them? and a giant pitcher accused a dodger of food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. coming up next on kpix5. average at at&t park.

northern washington, seattle the place, the a's cold night, ball flying out of the yard anyway. davis slumping late. that is his 11th. solo shot. a 2-run homer. cutting the deficit to 4-3. continues tonight. 4-3 game turns into 6-3. 2-run shot. the a's frustrated. they leave the bases loaded. >> all right. you are about to see some inflammatory remarks by san antonio's coach. just way off the mark. a player running into leonard. he is out for game 2. sprained his ankle. clearly an accident. you can understand him being emotional after the game. he said this today. >> he didn't have intent? who gives a damn about his intent. you ever here ever manslaughter? you still go to jail when you are convicted. all i care is what i saw. >> he is a very good coach. that was the dumbest analogy. >>> parquet floor in post pop. smart with a beautiful past. reply, great body control. close game. thomas would have a little something to do with the outcome. watch him maneuver in the trees. 12 assists for i.t. they host cleveland. game one of the eastern finals wednesday. a little snipit of video

. >>> later today, a federal appeals court will hold a hearing in seattle to decide whether to uphold the president's travel ban. the ninth circuit already put the first ban on hold. will this time be any different? let's go live to washington, d.c., and bring in cnn justice reporter laura jarrett. laura, what do you expect today? >> reporter: hey there, christine. so, for the second time in just a few months, the fate of the travel ban is back up for debate in the ninth circuit. in just a few hours with the trump administration once again trying to get the president's executive order back on track. but the main question the judges have to wrestle with this time

let's move on to the hearing in seattle over the travel ban.he judges were asking about trump's previous words. it seems like they're trying to use his words against him. are you getting an indication of where this thing is going? >> well, this is a very important issue. this came up last week with the fourth circuit argument as well. this is a huge question because arguably the second executive order the president issued on its face could be read to be legitimate but the question is do you put it in context or not. do you look at the president's words? and how far back do you go? do you go back to december 2015? do you go back to the time when he became president? or something in between? and how much of that is going to be included? so the state of hawaii's lawyer wanted to say we should go all the way back, include that information. the acting solicitor general, mr. wall, wanted to say the opposite. don't pay any attention to that. just look at the text of the order. the order is just fine as it is. the judges were i would say very even hand

the seattle police department will refrain from using the word suspect.tead them describe someone suspected of a crime as a community member. with all these drunk pregnant lathe ladies and community members running around, has the p.c. culture gotten out of control? matt, i will start with you. i guess this all depends, the binge drinking during pregnancy. do you view her as one thing or as two things? >> it depends on how much you have assume you can tell them their business, especially if they are a stranger. people feel like they can tell pregnant women anything except for in new york you can sit here on the subway for me. it is pretty weird. there is a lot of moralizing that goes on not just when you are pregnant but how you birth your child. how long you breast feed. people want to touch you. it's weird. i think sexism has something to do with it. it's a little bit different than community members. >> i wish there was a sexist around to tell my mom not to drink when she was pregnant with me. this isn't a real study. who can quantify it's sexist to te

emily: spencer, who covers amazon in seattle, thank you.re watching that escalated a battle in the market for high-end computer processors, a company just item,ed a new powerful selling a new chip under a new brand aimed at gamers. they say their latest product has outperformed intel chips, and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on bloomberg.com and on sirius xm. ♪ ♪ story we are watching, some directors did not follow up on the allegations about the validity of the technology at the center of the blood testing startup, sarah knows. admiral and. navy former secretary of state said in their positions that they did not question the him when he found her, alissa but about the matter. -- they did not question the holmes, aboutbeth the matter. and the u.s. department of homeland security says a report that the government is shelving is absolutely wrong. the trump administration has reportedly opted not to extend cabins to laptops in include incoming flights from europe. they currently banned them from eight maj

seattle going against them today trying to avoid the sweep.usty baker in the dugout and will be off until monday now headed to california for son's high school graduation. breaking up no-hitter in the fifth. a home run. crushes that ball solo shot. later in the inning jayson werth takes this up the middle. wheeling around. comes in and he is safe. nats take a lead. in the sixth seattle strikes back. men on the corners for him. he calls the bat his boom stick. the boom stick is booming here. 12th homer of the season. there>> >>> a moving tribute that goes back 60 years. flags in at arlington national cemetery. it takes more than a thousand soldiers fromld guard o to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduc

alison: police in seattle think they caught one a man known as a sleeper creeper.nvestigators believe the 22-year-old chase garn earn would break into people's homes and do this. take puckture of their feet. so far she is charged with six cases but they there could be more. >> he is on this right here and touching my feet. police say he stole things like underwear and guns before he left the houses. larry: okay. >> coming up next -- >> the only thing i want out of all of it. larry: tornado tore through the colorful display throughout downtown. coming up, what the flags re rician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. larry: we are following a story from seattle where president tr

. >> we will blame this on seattle mariners. they brought seattle weather. san diego next. the nats have had bullpen issues lately but their starting rotaon isti the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> three day home stand against padres maybe bring us san diego weather. >> people are asking me is the game cancelled, postponed. we'll

partly cloudy for seattle tomorrow. partly cloudy from seattle to chicago. overnight lows tonight will be in the 50s. the sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:07 am. for tomorrow, concorde hits 80 degrees. we will all be above average for tomorrow and plenty of sunshine in the south bay. 84 for cupertino. in the east bay, the numbers will be near 80 degrees. in the north bay, the numbers look nice, mid-seventies tomorrow. for lake county and parts of sonoma county, the numbers will be in the mid-seventies to mid 80s. a little bit of a warming trend on tap for the bay area. numbers go to the low 80s by tuesday but by wednesday we bring the numbers down as the fog and the low clouds rush in. >>> we have an update on warriors coach steve kerr as golden state nears a sweep. ,, nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make inte

we were lucky enough to spend time with chris over the years. >> a little kid from seattle being ables is wonderful. >> chris leaves behind a wife, vickie, and two kids, one of whom daughter tony was often by his side. >> are you excited? >> yes. because i want to see my that? >> good friend brad pitt made a rare public appearance after splitting with angelina to inuctrode a performance in february. >> i'm a huge fan of mr. chris cornell. ♪ nothing compares to you >> chris cornell was just 52 years old. >> bye, everybody. previously on the big bang theory... (baby crying) bernadette: please stop crying. i'm begging you. i don't know what else to do. my boobs are empty. do you want lasagna? (baby fussing) it's okay, it's okay. shh... (crying stops) what have we done? (door opens) (soft music playing) what... what's all this? well, it sounded like you were having a rough day, so i wanted you to come home to something nice. oh, that is so thoughtful. hey, do you remember when we went wine tasting in santa barbara and you said that was the best rosé you'd ever had? yeah, i remember

. >>> the a's shut out by the seattle mariners, and the defense let them down again.he right field or misplaced a single, into a triple that was misplayed and that run was all the maren is needed, putting the game away in the fifth with three more runs. they now have 37 errors for the season which is the worst in the major league. the a's are home tonight against the red sox. >>> a college student wish for new phone after hers was smashed and destroyed at the oakland a's game in seattle is about to come true and the oakland a's said they will buy a new phone for this guy, the washington state freshman peter johnson after a two run homer by ryan healy landed on his lap and broke his phone on tuesday. after that johnson jokingly tweeted that he wanted days to buy him a new phone, and the a's replied yes they will do it. he also went on twitter to apologize and said he would be sending johnson something special with this new phone. >>> it is 4:25 am. >>> quick thinking prevents what could've been a terrible attack at a local diner, up next we will tell you how some peopl

>> mayor of seattle agreed not to seek a second term. victims all say they were m molested when teenagers. murry announce head was dropping out of the race that was in the best interest of the city of seattle. he denied claims and not charged with any crime. >> judge ruled aaron her than gez murder cop vision can be erased from 2013 she was compelled to fol 'a legal doctrine when a defendant dies before appeal. the prosecutor argued he should not be able to not life. he hanged himself prison cell last month and it opens up his family reclaiming part of his salary for the new england patriots. >> michael orr turned himself over. the offensive tackle was cited lasts month on misdemeanor assault charge on uber driver. police report says orr accused driver of taking longer trints crease fare. orr did not spend time in j jail. showed up took mug shot and left. he's set to appear in court june 6. >> d.c. set a new record the organization destination d.c. says a record number of people visited nation's capital in 2016. tourition that sent someo

seattle space needle went dark for an hour last night in the seattle native's honor.investigators the long-time front man for the band sound garden committed suicide thursday morning. he had just performed in detro detroit. corn until was 52 years old. >>> a minnesota judge has ruled who is going to get prince's estate. a judge says the music legend's six siblings are the hairs to his estate aft he died without a will. there are other people who have filed appeals aft their claims of being airs were reject the. prince died in april of 2016 of an accidental drug overdose. it's estimated his estate is worth about $200 million. >>> that will do it for us tonight at 11:00. more enter taken many straight ahead with tmz and dish nation. stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back at 7am for "good day philadelphia" weekend. you will both be here, right. >> yes. >> oh yes. >> got your news, weather, sports and traffic all covered tomorrow morning. have a great night and thanks for watching. >> judge judy: you looked at the room, and you liked it. >> annou

bloomberg's seattle bureau chief joins us from seattle with more.microsoft reporter, congratulations on the bureau chief gig. how is it doing? reporter: they had a decline in revenue. the surface pro is the workhorse of their line. the version that was out in the market had been getting pretty old. people were buying other windows lines, or buying the ipad. they needed a refresh. that's what we got out of the shanghai event. emily: how important is hardware still to microsoft? reporter: it was a $4 billion business for the last fiscal year. it has been quite a focus in addition to revenue, just in terms of coming up with new categories where they can show what windows can do. this category, this two in one laptop tablet hybrid, they pioneered it, but apple stepped up. this new version of the battery life by about 15%, has a new intel chip, and has interesting and compelling features, like the luxury material on the keyboard that they had in the laptop. just for volume, it is important for them to get a new version of this in the market. this is also

> new tonight, three people fell off a ferris wheel in washington state in port townsend north of seattle. they tumbled at least 15 feet onto the metal base at the bottom of the ride after one of the baskets flipped upside down. a 59-year-old woman was flown to a trauma center. one of the other victims is a 6-year-old boy. doctors say all the victims will survive. the ride is shut down, of course, as investigators try to figure out exactly what went wrong. and dramatic video tonight shows the moment a speeding car went airborne. watch this now. slamming into a crowd of tourists in new york's times square. one tourist was killed. 22 other people were injured. police say the driver was high on synthetic marijuana and told police he thought the end of the world was coming. bystanders held him down until police could arrest him. the woman killed has been identified as 18-year-old elise a elsman. she was visiting from michigan. >> tomorrow president trump leaves on his first foreign trip as president a five nation tour which includes the pope. he's leaving two days after the special counsel ap

spencer, who covers amazon in seattle, thank you. a story we are watching.el escalated a battle in the market for high-end computer processors. the company just unveiled a new powerful item, intel will be selling chips under a new core brand. it is aimed at gamers. amd says its latest product is outperformed intel chips, and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on bloomberg.com and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are watching, nos directorsera did not follow up on the validity of the technology at the center of the blood testing start up. a former u.s. navy admiral and former secretary of state said in depositions that they do not question the company's founder about the matter. he left the board after wall street journal investigation highlighted employee concerns about the company's operation. a laptop ban remains in limbo. and the u.s. department of homeland security say in a report that the government is shelving the ban is absolutely wrong. politico reported that the trump administration has reported

seventieth seattle and 71 across portions of chicago.ntral gold coast. 74 new york, we will take it. back to you, ladies. lauren: better than yesterday. cheryl: they reported a sweltering on the great state. >> if you like it hot, moved to texas. coming up, the rest in the knowledge and angered by burger king. we will tell you why. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ drownings are a leading cause of death for young children. make sure kids learn how to swim. always watch them in and around water and properly fence all pools. simple steps saves lives. to learn some new ones visit poolsafely.gov trade to at this, burger king upsetting the royal family of belgium. the fast food chain run a new ad asking belgians to choose between their king believe and burger king skinner burgers. two kings, one crowd. who will roll now? if you choose king philippe, you'll see a message saying are you sure he won't be the one to cook your chrysler spokesman for the family says they do not approve of a rush. river king considering whether to make changes. so far bu

microsoft showed a video about the device yesterday at its tech show in seattle.he company is testing it on a small group of people who have the disease. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, snapchat stalls, and a report card for airlines. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. it's been a relatively quiet week on wall street. the price of oil jumped yesterday about 3%. the dow, though, lost about 32 points dragged down by the shares of disney. the s&p gained 2 points. the nasdaq gained 8 points. parent company snap chat reported slower user growth and that expected and revenue that missed analysts' projections. snapchat is 1y50 messenger apps and snap chairs plunged 24% in trading. they're facing competition from copy cat messenger apps and facebook whih is offering similar things. >>> whole foods announced a major shakeup after posting 17 quarters of declining sales. five members of the 12-person board were replaced. whole foods said it will cut costs by $300 million including cutting to sto

seattle wins 6-5. the as have lost four straight. but i think, guys, reports of the giants demise have been greatly exaggerated. >> yes, they are doing it right all of a sudden. >> yes, and i think some of the things is gamesmanship. i don't believe that it was thought to be on purpose to hurt leonard and he is looking for a call. >>> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, michelle griego and ave all the news >>> the late show is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> yes, they will have all of the news you need to start your day. good night. >> according to advisors, donald trump has grown enraged by the russia investigation, and when it was reported on the news, he would sometimes scream at the television. in an effort to calm down the commander-in-chief, "the late show" presents the latest installment of our in-house news team, real news tonight. >> welcome to real news tonight. i'm jill news lady. >> and i'm anchorton. president trump made everyone happy by firing james comey for good, normal reaso

we were lucky enough to spend time with chris over the years. >> a little kid from seattle being ables is wonderful. >> chris leaves behind a wife, vickie, and two kids, one of whom daughter tony was often by his side. >> are you exd? >> how are you proud of you are that? >> good friend brad pitt made a rare public appearance after splitting with angelina to inuctrode a performance in february. >> i'm a huge fan of mr. chris cornell. ♪ nothing compares to you >> chris cornell was just 52 years old. >> bye, everybody. should be brought. and if rosenstein were to try to block any of mueller's actions, he would have to explain why to congress, which has several committee investigations of its own that may well take a back seat to the special counsel. >> it's going to be done by people who are in the business of conducting professional investigations and not making political points. >> reporter: and you can be sure, says danfor

. >> reporter: john blackstone, cbs news, seattle. >>> eight more fraternity members tied to a pledge made a court appearance. members of the beta theta pi. >> the only reason this came to the surface was because timothy died. >> ten other fraternity members facing more serious charges were arraigned last friday. >>> former president barack obama addressed a food conference in italy just as the trump administration considers pulling out of major climate agreement. mr. trump talks about how it affects food production. his comments were nonpartisan, but it's a it's a responsibility to vote. >> you get the politician you deserve. if you don't vote and you don't pay attention, you'll get politicians that don't reflect your interest. >> that right. >> mr. obama said the energy to bury about change will come from what people do every day. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, freedom for chelsea manning. the army private who released private documents is set to be released. >>> and the old daley show gang appeared on stephen colbert. this is the "cbs morning news." we aon weight wa

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> new tonight, three people fell off a ferris wheel in washington state in port townsend north of seattle. they tumbled at least 15 feet onto the metal base at the bottom of the ride after one of the baskets flipped upside down. a 59-year-old woman was flown to a trauma center. one of the other victims is a 6-year-old boy. doctors say all the victims will survive. the ride is shut down, of course, as investigators try to figure out exactly what went wrong. and dramatic video tonight shows the moment a speeding car went airborne. watch this now. slamming into a crowd of tourists in new york's times square. one tourist was killed. 22 other people were injured. police say the driver was high on synthetic marijuana and told police he thought the end of the world was coming. bystanders held him down until police could arrest him. the woman killed has been identified as 18-year-old elise a elsman. she was visiting from michigan. >> tomorrow president trump leaves on his first foreign trip as president a five nation tour which includes the pope. he's leaving two days after the special counsel ap

>> there is no panic in seattle or the rest of the state.ea is three to five years from being able to reach the west coast. there is a realization that seattle would make a logical target if and when that day comes. there are 1300 nuclear warheads stored in the area the largest concentration in the world and a big army base here and this is a high-tech hub with boeing, microsoft and amazon and the biggest reason it could be a target is the closest big american city to north korea. so now a bill has been introduced in the state legislature to reverse that 1984 law. >> times have changed. right now we can't even prepare for it. the threat isn't imminent but 5 or 10 years down the road it is something that could possibly happen. that's prepare for it. >> the earliest that law could be passed is next year. >> bill: thanks, very interesting. dan springer in seattle, washington today. 25 past. >> shannon: the allegation that president trump shared classified secrets with the russians sparks a political firestorm. senator joe manchin will join us l

the nationals blowout seattle, 10-1. terps are shipping off to boston, both the men's and women's lacrosse teams have made it to their respective final fours. despite their almost regular appearance in the finals, the men have not won the championship in 42 years. >> you want to win obviously, but it's more than that. the team we have now, but also all the alumni in the past who have been supporting us. it's also about the guys in the locker room. erin: cavs-celtics, boston squandered a 16-point first-half lead, and then it was all cavs. lebron james dropped 34. kyrie irving had 42. cavs take game four. and the orioles havertys furniture helps even when life isn't.t [doorbell rings] can somebody get that? uh-uh. not me baby. [yells] homework! [yells] it's mommy time! [yells] it's daddy time! i told ya not to marry her. seriously? alright. who's next? the memorial day sale is on now. havertys. life looks good. steve: