why is patriot prayer in seattle now?er: so according to patriots' prayer, the group that you just mentioned, they sort of target west coast as they describe liberal left-leaning cities that don't agree with their value system. they seem to be sort of angry at cities like portland. they operate in vancouver, even beyond the borders of the u.s. and then here in seattle where they feel like this is a liberal stronghold. this is a place where they need to push their belief system on the people here to sort of bring their ideal system here, and so we've heard a lot from them, both with their social media postings and just talking to them in the crowd. the strange thing is so far that has been the peaceful group. now that group has not clashed with counterprotesters because, as you see, police is still holding the line, but they tell us they just want to be here to get their message out and even their leader telling us, basically to keep his people peaceful and to not clash with counterprotesters and it appears that's what pol

seattle coming with the pressure. fumble football. >> dan: he got drilled in the back as he was letting that go. bottom of the pile. jeremy liggins. his hand was coming forward and the ball not in it. >> spero: liggins, a former offensive lineman and tight end at ole miss. >> dan: tramaine credit for the sack and the forced fumble. >> spero: austin davis back under center. run play to mckissic. he continues what's been an impressive fourth quarter for him. how about the san diego schedule. they'll try to repeat as division champs in the afc west. dan mentioned the opener thursday night, a week from thursday in foxborough. >> dan: spero, this is the second toughest schedule in the nfl. the first six, no picnic there. >> spero: they will have their work cut out for them early. they'll have that week-three game against the chargers right here on cbs. mckissic. finds a gaping hole as he runs toward that seattle side. eric murray finally on the tackle but not before he picks up 15 and a first down. >> dan: looks at the end

seattle coming with the pressure. fumble football. >> dan: he got drilled in the back as he was letting that go. bottom of the pile. jeremy liggins. his hand was coming forward and the ball not in it. >> spero: liggins, a former offensive lineman and tight end at ole miss. >> dan: tramaine brock will get credit for the sack and the forced fumble. >> spero: austin d under center. run play to mckissic. he continues what's been an impressive fourth quarter for him. how about the san diego schedule. they'll try to repeat as division champs in the afc west. dan mentioned the opener thursday night, a week from thursday in foxborough. >> dan: spero, this is the second toughest schedule in the nfl. the first six, no picnic there. >> spero: they will have their work cut out for them early. they'll have that week-three game against the chargers right here on cbs. mckissic. finds a gaping hole as he runs toward that seattle side. eric murray finally on the tackle but not before he picks up 15 and a first down. >> dan: looks at t

in seattle, most of seattle had already been state claimed and was owned by the residents of seattle. in tacoma, a much smaller population, much more vacant ground. they came here because they can literally on the city. when they arrived here, this was part of the first half of its life. the railroad came in and this had at that, land company and he began to profit off of the sale of land. it went from forest land that was practically valueless to suddenly urban real estate that they could profit off of. they brought wealth with them and they were able to turn around and profit from it. we can see elements of that because not only did they own the lands and thereby on the terms by which they would sell the land to somebody wanted to build a building or whatever, e-house, -- a house, they were able to enforce their own ideas about how they wanted the city to look. you very much sense that today on the campus. there is a sturdy brick warehouse that were built under the guidelines that were imposed by the railroad. the builders of the warehouses would meet the cash terms to buy the land

in seattle, most of seattle had already been state claimed and was owned by the residents of seattle. more smallermuch population. the railroad could literally on the city and indeed they did when they arrived. tacoma's firstof half of its life. the railroad came in, said of the tacoma land company, and then they began to profit off the sale of land. forest land that was practically valueless was the trees were cut the suddenly urban real estate that they could profit off of. they brought wealth with them and that able to turn around and profit from it. we see element of that today because not only to the railroad own the land and the terms by which they would sell the land to somebody who wanted to build a building or whatever, house, but in the days before building codes and zoning they were able to enforce their own ideas about how they wanted the city to look. you very much sense that today on the campus. these sturdy brick warehouses were all built under the guidelines that were imposed by the railroad. the builders of the warehouses would meet the cash terms to buy the land from

fopping a developing sfwhags seattle, washington.teve part r pietersen joining us from mister, an alt right rally clashing with police. what are you seeing on the ground? give us the latest. >> reporter: following along with a counterprotest group following the better part of an hour. at thi point the group positioned away froms that patriot prayer white nationalist group. originally we've been following them agency they were butting right against a police line trying to get into that white nationalist group. they were there hoping for a confrontation that not happen, because police kept that line solid. now they seem to be pushing back the opposite direction. towards the park where they originated, but earlier tensions were really high. there was a police line right between, probably about two blocks away between that white nationalist group and these protestors. pushing back against the crowd and the counterprotest group started shooting the police with silly string. started throwing things at police, and so police started fighting

it's been marching through the streets of seattle. at every point along the way it's tried to turn to where those pro-trump supporters were, to where those white nationalists were stationed. but along the way they've been met with police in riot gear. that's the reason for these clashes with both the counterprotesters and the police who have not moved a single inch, only pushing us back further this way. so again, there is a broad sense of frustration in the crowd. there is a broad sense of anger in the crowd because they want to draw either a confrontation or just to get their voices heard to where that other protest is. they've been unable to do that again at every point along the way. that's where we are right now. we have heard there may be a dispersal order in just a few minutes here from police who may again -- once again push this crowd back and try to disperse the crowd that is gathered here. it's become a very volatile situation just with police and counterprotesters, without even the element of that far right group that is i

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i clashes break out between protesters and police in the us city of seattle during rival pro free speech an anti hate marches comes a day after violence at a white nationalist rally in virginia. children are being reunited with their relatives after aunties campaign to bring home russian speaking orphans of islamic state in iraq. and syrian forces in a special joint operation with russian troops have retaken three villages from islamic state. plus germany's foreign minister accuses angela merkel of. the american president by committing to increase the country's military spending. thanks for joining us this hour you're watching international. tensions between rival pro free speech and anti rallies have pulled over in the u.s. city of seattle after police moved in with purpose spray and stun grenades to disperse protesters. i i i. i. i. i. i have a conservative rally was organized by. a group called patriot prayer builders a supporter of free speech was confronted by counter protesters who were shouting insults before riot police. group of demonstrators attempted to force their way through

appreciate that 84 degrees, seattle.le that like the hot weather, it's coming to a close. we head into your weekend outlook. temperatures drop 76 on saturday. we have that dry weather streak going. i think we're up to 56 days in a row in seattle, saturday night is one of first chances of rain in like a month and a half, almost two months. and it looks like showers possible even on sunday morning. so some changes for the northwest. a little weather patterns which is cooler air moving n everywhere from northern california, arizona and nevada looking very much like summer. imagine. that seattle is going to be like it's raining! >> i know. hey, you know, they got to take it. school starting in some places already. >> i know. can you believe that? >> bill, thank you. >> a major ruling expected to day in the court case over 19-year-old tim pi piaza, the penn state student that died after an alcohol fueled fraternity event. 18 men are facing charges. after a preliminary hearing this morning, a judge will likely rule whether the

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you see the marchers walking in seattle, washington.at police will have to treat sensitively given how what we saw play out yesterday. i wantto turn now to more on yesterday from charlottesville. the events there yesterday stem, of course, from the city's decision to relocate the confederate statue of robert e. lee. cities have been debating how to handle confederate monuments for some time now and since dylan ro rooff murdered, it became the center of attention. they scaled that 30-flood flag pole and hard to forget that the and she removed that flag herself. she was then arrested and we are lucky to have brie join us now. thanks for being with us. you took these matters into your own hand to remove the flag in charleston. what are your thoughts when you see other communities protesting symbols of the confederacy? >> well, i think that this is a really important moment in history that's happening right now and we have the ongoing battle against flags, statues, monuments and symbols and what this is about is a struggle how we're underst

city off seattle after police moved in with pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse protesters. i look conservative rally was organized by a pro trump group called patriot prayer a supporter of free speech was confronted by country protesters who were shouting insults before riot police blocked a group of demonstrators attempted to force their weight. through the barricades some of them through fireworks on three people have been arrested. well the scuffles in seattle come just a day after a street brawls out a white nationalist rally in virginia turned deadly when a car rammed a crowd of kuntar protesters in the latest development a twitter campaign is now underway to try and find out who took part in the unite the right rally with one person already losing his job for attending. what brought us to the scenes that we have just witnessed there are two similar account joins us live from washington to talk us through it hi there are some euro what did bring us to this point so the recent clashes in seattle and the tragic events that took place in virginia have really exposed the e

clashes broke out between protesters and police in the city of seattle during pro free speech and hate. just the day after violence at a white nationalist. children are being reunited with their relatives have to campaign to bring russian speaking. of islamic state followers in iraq. and syrian forces in a special joint operation with russian troops have retaken three villages from. thanks for joining us this evening. tensions between rival pro through speech and anti hate rallies have boiled over in the u.s. city of seattle and this is after police moved in with pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse the protests. i was. i. was. i. i was. i served rally was organized by pro trump group called patriot prayer billed as a supporter of free speech is confronted by counter protesters who were shouting insults before riot police blocked their path the group of demonstrators attempt to force their way through the barricades some of them through fireworks and stones three people have been arrested. they settle scuffles came just a day after street brawls at a white nationalist rally in vi

>> they have franchise in seattle and san francisco so they have to pay these wages . and then it makes them harder to hire people with the of labor costs to go up to reduce the number of the employees that is what the study shows i actually did it in "the wall street journal" op-ed and was severely radical i've been trying to convince to go foreign increase of the minimum-wage the you could increase the minimum wage it would not kill entry-level jobs. fifty dollars an hour with those low-skilled workers and is good for union membership but not much else. >> one of the great mistakes >> that is such a good quotation every governor program. look at the war on poverty. if we were losing a real war we would change our tactics not only to go with the same tactics hook in to get some political energy going in the senate but we need the senate to get on board. >> with a first sex they wanted to do as labor secretary?. >> and to the job of the inner cities. to actually hurt job growth of one to see those re-enter to have the apprenticeships and internship to coordinate to spe

the fascinating thing about many in the crowd in seattle chanting nazis go home.ese protests are continuing. on the telephone with us is former boston police commissioner and fox news contributor. commissioner, davis, if these type of rallies spread across the country to other cities, how do cities deal with them? what is the appropriate action by law enforcement? >> well, eric, when you have an incident like we saw in charlottesville yesterday, the intelligence operations of every single center in the country are ramping up their review of rhetoric, their planning for meetings -- they are planning for meetings, any kind of rallies that occur, and giving the latest information that they can, from the local groups to the local police so that the police can be ready for it. and it appears here that in washington. this is a direct connection to what happened yesterday. not unusual. something that police will anticipate all over the country, but something that's certainly very troubling. eric: is there a way that police in washington and seattle, these demonstrators s

city of seattle during rival conservative. hate marches becomes a day off to violence. rally in charlottesville virginia. as tensions rise in the verbal spat between the u.s. and north korea a. real war is the highest in. the e.u. migration commissioner warns not enough immigrants are getting deported. to get. over the migrant crisis boils over and. it is monday morning here in moscow thanks for joining us on r.t. international we have your world headlines. tensions between rival conservative. city of seattle after police moved in with pepper spray on stun grenades to dispose protest. the conservative rally was organized by a group called patriot. billed as a supporter of free speech it was confronted by counter protesters who were shouting insults before police blocked. a group of demonstrators attempted to force their way through the barricade through fireworks and. three people have been arrested. scuffles have broken out of the us city of seattle just one day after a set of street brawls at a white nationalist rally and. crowd of counter protest as a plan vigil for

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wage increase seattle just to 13, going to 15 -- had already taken down most skilled workers hours nine percent and depride them of $125 a week in earnings. these people can't afford this. this hurts low-skilled workers, hurts -- i used to work in baskin robbins, i'm glad i had that job. taught me a lot about inventory, taking care of customers, showing up on time, the thing iowa learn he you hasn't of entry-level job. they're going kill the entry level job but gives them something to talk about on tv, gets the union something to draw members in and look like they're helping work erred and they're really not. in fact, i'm against certain of the policies that's unions are pursuing to generate more union votes. i'm not at all opposed. think collective bargain its i workers should absolutely have the right to do. >> host: does carl's or hardees have restaurants in seattle and san francisco and how would that affect an individual restaurant. >> guest: we do have franchise restaurants in seattle and fran seasons. the franchisees loyal the employees pay the becames and just prices. to the ext

host: david out west from seattle, washington. caller: i think that is a terrible idea to develop our public lands for oil and gas and lighting and have them rape the land and mess it all up. i know in washington we are quite concerned they want to open up a pebble lighting development by crystal bay to the inlet. they want to have a big, huge, silver and gold mineral mining developere they can those minerals where the salmon are spawning. that would completely ruin their whole area. there is too much of a scraping of our public land. they go in and make a mess and do not clean it up, and the public has to clean up the mess they have went in there and tried to develop some minerals just for money. host: thanks for the call. should federal land be open for private development? let me give you a sense of the areas we are talking about. alaska, the vast majority of that state is owned by the federal government, over 61%. western states like washington and montana, close to 30% of the land owned by the federal government. a larger per

hundreds of people took to the streets in seattle in dueling rallies. the police created a barricade to keep the groups separated and prevent any violence. >> in california, from los angeles to san diego, people held candlelight vigils and marched to show solidarity with charlovi peaceful. >> as we reported, one woman died during the violence in charlottesvil

dollar a day, but they were under contract with labor tongs that were located in san francisco, in seattle, portland or vancouver, british columbia. and they took a percentage of their wage. so having a tax on top of the commissions that were being taken by the labor tongs was very problematic for them in actually earning a decent wage. so having the chicago, milwaukee, st. paul and pacific in 1909, they had to settle for second and third best on just about everything. it put them in kind of a conundrum economically. there was vast stretches of rail line. they had the shortest rail line between puget sound and chicago. they also had the best gradient, but they didn't have very many branch lines. if you look at a study of james j. hill and his development of the great northern, he purposely went to communities where he could establish a branch line to be able to feed the economics of that railroad. with the milwaukee road, you have a hard time being able to draw branch lands that actually were meaningful that brought in enough money to be able to sustain it. and being the last one in, they

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seattle police and protesters clashed during the rally and counter demonstration. there was a lot of pushing and shoving over the course of several hours but no reports of any serious injuries. that same group though has already obtained permits for a demonstration at san francisco's crissy field on saturday, august 26th. another pro trump group is planning a rally the following day in downtown berkeley. counter demonstrations are also planned. >>> a homeless man was found guilty of reckless burning today for his role in a fire that caused extensive damage to half moon bay greenhouses. investigators say a couple transients identified 38-year-old alberto flores as a suspect. they say he admitted to burning papers on the floor of an office. that apparently sparked a larger fire. he was not charged with arson but could get up to seven years in prison because he has a prior criminal strike for residential burglary. >>> a lake county man is in custody tonight after a confrontation with caltrans workers. police say the man was outraged about what the road crew was doing

and portland, seattle for example, we know a lot of the people in portland and seattle are good libliberalsthey believe in free speech. they believe in love and freedom and they are extremists on the left that are the loutdest. so it looks like the social justice warriors and all the people represent the left and the big cities like portland and seattle but they don't. they are just allowed it. the same thing with san francisco. there was a poll done, and after of san francisco, after nancy pelosi said we're a white supremacist group, half of san francisco said we should be able to have a rally. and i believe 58% said that france is more intolerant. it's not just about going in the areas just to stand up against san francisco as an entirety. we are actually going this there to let modern liberals understand they don't just represent your city and we do want to bring moderate left and moderate right together. that is key to get rid of thome on both sides. >> there are security measures in place. have you been talking to law enforcement and what are you associated in terms of how to make sure

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you're telling me that our drought in seattle is over -- >> it's weird. they're probably like three weeks straight. but it's all over with. we have a couple of drips in the bucket on sunday. it wasn't a lot of rainfall in seattle but it was just enough to end the record breaking streak. 0.2 inches, first measurable rain since june 17th. the longest dry streak on record ends at 56 days. almost two months. well, as far as today goes, it looks cooler in seattle but we're dry. 73 degrees. looks like our blistering heat of the summer is now over. a couple of clouds greeting you in san francisco. unfortunately. some breaks later day. toom much of the summer that had temperatures well above average. the heat is still with us in the desert southwest. 100 to 110. how about this story for competitive eating. you deal with hot dogs, burgers and buffalo wings, but in western new york, they went for a healthier option. yeah, the second annual kale eating contest. oh, that looks worse than throwing down hot dogs for some run. the winners put away 22 1/2 bowls of the le

of charleena lyles, a black woman fatally shot by two white police officers in seattle in june, has taken the first step in a wrongful death lawsuit against the city. the claim filed yesterday alleges police were negligent and violated her civil rights when the officers fatally shot lyles, a 30-year-old pregnant mother of four, in her own apartment. the officers have said, after responding to a 9-1-1 burglary call from lyles, she threatened then tried to stab them with kitchen knives. based on a police recording of the incident, the claim says the officers failed to order lyles to drop the knives or warn her they would shoot. lyles had a history of mental health issues, according to her family, while the officers had undergone special training to handle people in distress and reduce their use of lethal force. three of lyles' children were in her apartment when she was killed. her family alleges race was a factor in the shooting, which has sparked protests and remains under investigation. no comment from the city or the police. seattle has 60 days to respond to the claim before a sui

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if you want to email us and come at me on twitte >> fox news alert, fresh tensions in seattle today as dualing protests are taking place right now. one event dubbed solidarity against hate. reports of the police in seattle pepper spraying the crowd as many there shouting at others quoting and i'm saying a quote here nazi go home. that just today after the deadly violence that broke out yesterday in charlottesville virginia. meantime in virginia, governor terry mcauliffe speaking just moments ago at a unity prayer rally in richmond, just a day after the deadly chaos at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville. listen. >> where do we go from here? as you know, we had folks come to our beautiful state. let's call it for what it is. they were white supremacists. they were nazis. they don't stand for us. they call themselves patriots. ladies and gentlemen, they were not patriots. they get out of bed every day to hate people and to divide our country. >> hello and welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. i'm julie banderas in for arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shaw

seattle's $25 gun tax was supposed to fix violent crime. thought it would happen. weirdly, shootings went up. now, some are saying they ought to double the tax. will that work? we will talk to a supporter of it next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: two years ago seattle issued a gun tax on all guns and ammunition sold in the city. the preface was it would raise money and stem gun violence it has driven gun sales in the suburbs. it has done nothing to lower crimes. shootings are up substantially this year. so what do you do? well, of course, the only proper response to a failed policy is to double down. it's called faith-based policy making. city council candidate says the city ought to double the tax to raise more money. antigun activist senior advisor to guns down. he joins us tonight. now, mark, i know as someone who believes in science, we were just talking about science on the commercial break. >> i love science. >> and you want to go by the data. so if i sell a policy on the basis of a promised outcome and that outcome not only fails to pearlize but th

. >> we flew to seattle, spent the night in seattle and flew here. >> the carolinas are booked up. >> at capacity. >> the eclipse last stop in the u.s. >> what is the hype like? >> it's huge. >> they are on app mission to transform the bent into the place to be on the big day. >> right now the field is empty. come monday, thousands of people will be here for the solar eclipse. >> many of them local kids studying up on science and safety. >> so many times we gather together in grief, but this is fun and educational. we share it with idaho and columbia even. >> maggie ruly, charleston, south carolina. >> tune into "6abc" monday. abc will bring you coast to coast coverage starting at 1:00 right after "action news" at noon. adam joseph's live reports begin tomorrow only on "action news." >> much more to come. the start of the school year is fast approaching. some got into the spirit at montgomery county. >> we are drying out and the humidity will be lower sunday. we have details on that, plus the eclipse forecast monday in the accuweather seven day. ♪ ♪ >> with back to school time fast ap

. >>> i want you to notice seattle today. 88 degrees.tle has been warmer than new orleans, and today they're going to be about even. we're going to seattle for a very impressive record today. there's about zero chance of rainfall, and you think of seattle, you think of cloudy, kind of rainy, cool days. well, this is going to be their 52nd day in a row with no rain recorded in the city. that breaks their old record of 51 days in a row, so very impressive stuff. not only is it hot, but it's also been very dry in seattle for at least the last month and a half. where is summer in the middle of the country? the northwest is the warm spot all summer long, and now as we go throughout our summer season when we transition into august, into september, we start to get this cool air mass that's come down out of canada. now, typically they don't make it all the way down to mississippi like today where only 82 in jackson, only 77 in atlanta. pittsburgh at 76. a lot of people are wondering are we done with the big heat? there's no signs of any big warm

. >> reporter: a blanket of heat also searing seattle. only a third of homes have ac. >> i'll just sweat it out in my apartment and hope that my fans work. >> reporter: with 15 million under heat advisories or watches, the hot weather is fueling fires in washington state. >> check out this rain! >> reporter: meanwhile, in southern california, sudden summer storms. [ screaming ] monsoon moisture creating life-threatening conditions. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: hail, lightning, and wind. outside phoenix, sandstorms are blinding. more dangerous weather is on the way. >> holy smokes! >> reporter: for "early today," miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> the nation's immigration system could get a profound shake-up if president trump has his way. after throwing his weight behind a new immigration proposal from two republican senators that looks to dramatically change policy from coast to coast. the plan would slash legal immigration by half over the next decade as the administration eyes strict, new conditions, including an english-speaking litmus te