kunut is a journalist and columnist in seattle weekly.ar is old school too. the taylor family has been farming more than 12,000 acres in the puget sound and the hood canal for over five generations, since 1890. we three restaurants in town, they know what they're doing. >> you eat these whole? head, tail, bones and all? >> yes. >> whole local smelt served with pepper. local dungeoness crab cook l edd chilled with pickle sauce and lots of oi stysters. >> seattle has been considered more of the foodie cities. >> yeah. >> you ask people why, they say the sheer abundance of really good ingredients. >> yeah. you have the ocean there. you have cattle country and orchard country over the mountains. there's not just the market but every neighborhood. those entrepreneurs have place to sell. they can go to the markets or some of them. it's really fantastic. >> everybody born and bred in seattle? >> i was. >> born here? >> yes. >> bellingham. >> sure. serial killer capital of the world. ted bundy and the green river killer were patrons in that bar.

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tough night for seattle. but they made a couple of big plays and lead it by 12. 3 c3 tÉcnico en otro equipo de la nfl and a lot of it is about who you have left standing here. >> cris: it is. it always is. >> mike: cardinals came into the game relatively healthy. but their injuries have come during the season. guys are out for the year at this point. jaron brown taken down hard by k.j. wright. david johnson, their best running back. carson palmer their quarterback turning 38 in december. >> cris: starting guard. golden. >> mike: double digit sack man. fitzgerald the catch at the 30 yard line. wasn't touched down. they wrapped him up and gave himself up at the 30 yard line. 1:25 to go. arizona needs to take a few end zone shots here to have any hope. stanton. takes an end zone shot. it is out of bounds. john brown intended receiver. >> cris: you know what is difficult for the arizona cardinals tonight? their game plan was to come in here and pound the football. if they had gotten adrian peterson going and you

and knute berger is a journalist and columnist for "seattle weekly." old school seattle, all.et sound, willapa bay and the hood canal for over five generations, since 1890. with three restaurants in town, they know what they're doing. >> anthony: are you eating this whole? head, tail, bones and all? >> knute: yes. ♪ >> anthony: whole local smelt, flash-fried and served with pepperoncini sambal aioli. local dungeness crab, cooked and chilled with pickled ginger sauce. and oysters, lots of oysters. >> anthony: so seattle has been, for a very long time, considered one of the more foodie, for lack of a better word, foodie cities. >> knute: yeah. >> anthony: if you ask people why, generally they said the sheer abundance of really good ingredients. >> knute: yeah, exactly. i mean you got the ocean there, you've got cattle country and orchard country just over the mountains. >> anthony: yeah. >> knute: to say why the things is changed in seattle is there's not just the pike place market but every neighborhood has a market that -- >> anthony: has a green market. >> knute: yeah, and so

tough night for seattle. but they made a couple of big plays and lead it by 12. 3 c3 tÉcnico en otro equipo de la nfl and a lot of it is about who you have left standing here. >> cris: it is. it always is. >> mike: cardinals came into the game relatively healthy. but their injuries have come during the season. guys are out for the year at this point. jaron brown taken down hard by k.j. wright. david johnson, their best running back. carson palmer their quarterback turning 38 in december. >> cris: starting guard. golden. >> mike: double digit sack man. fitzgerald the catch at the 30 yard line. wasn't touched down. they wrapped him up and gave himself up at the 30 yard line. 1:25 to go. arizona needs to take a few end zone shots here to have any hope. stanton. takes an end zone shot. it is out of bounds. john brown intended receiver. >> cris: you know what is difficult for the arizona cardinals tonight? their game plan was to come in here and pound the football. if they had gotten adrian peterson going and you

coming up on msnbc's "your business," the owner of a seattle sandwich shop reinvents the convenience store model to meet the millennial lifestyle. and build support for local businesses. our experts provide some small biz hacks that can attract customers on small business saturday. and this entrepreneur is helping other vets find jobs that can utilize the skills they learned in the military. let's grow fast, and work smart. that's all coming up next on "your business." >> "your business" is sponsored by american express open. helping you get business done. >>> hi everyone, i'm j.j. ramberg, and welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your growing business. in seattle, we met one entrepreneur who's taken her great grandfather's old school business model, the corner store, and updated it to fit the millennial lifestyle. it's got a wine bar, coffee baristas and locally sourced handmade gifts. this entrepreneur has already got three neighborhood locations in seattle, and just like other local seattle business, starbucks, she told us she's got big plans. >> puget sound,

seattle. there v to find a way to get a win.get the win, but it's going to be challenging. a different kind of challenge than they have faced all season long. different environment. good quarterback that can come back and score points. i think this is an eagles team that can win, but it's going to be a challenge. >> definitely a test for the birds. he's brian westbrook, i'm ducis rodgers. for sal, jamie apody and the entire crew, thanks for watching. the eagles defeat the bears today, 31-3. have a great night. see you next week. ♪

how big a loss is hq2 for the seattle area in general?hink it is a massive disappointment that amazon feels there is a set of things in terms of talent and infrastructure and spirit of partnership with the city government that would lead them to put out this r.i.p. basically headquarters. my more provocative with you is i am not sure if amazon will ultimately take a second headquarters. i think one thing they are learning with those 238 submissions is there is a number of centers of excellence around the country. i have no insight knowledge with this, although i have a close relationship with amazon and would not be surprised if they take a major area for robotics as they ultimately make the decision sometime next year. having said that, it is disappointing that seattle has not worked as closely with amazon to figure out a way to be the true one and only day one and day forever headquarters. emily: interesting speculation. i'm curious, what you think it means for, the tech beats in seattle which has been rising? obviously, you still have

this entrepreneur already has three neighborhood locations in seattle, and just like another local seattle business, starbucks, she told us she's got big plans. >> puget sound kombucha earl gray or coconut lime. it's really good. >> we focus a lot on community here. that opportunity to come and have somebody say, hey, how's it going and really mean it, all of that is what creates the opportunity for me. >> dani chone is the owner of cohn and steiner. >> i've been in the service industry my entire life. one of my favorite things about the service industry are those relationships you form literally over the counter. >> for dani, the community focus, or shop local idea, isn't just limited to her relationship with her customers. >> we believe in creating opportunity on all sides of the counter, which means with our team, with our customers, and with our vendors. this isn't the dani cone show. this is us. >> for her largely urban, millennial customers, small batch, locally sourced products are a big draw. >> so many of the products surrounding us in this store that we're sitting in have roots h

. >>> still ahead, members of the burgundy and gold spreading love after yesterday's victory in seattle. up next, pr trump ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. >>> two former officials with the trump campaign will remain under house arrest, at least for now. fie says she needs more there are millions of dollars in assets that make them a flight risk. the charges stem from their consulting work on behalf of a ukrainian political party. >>> tomorrow, the president heads to south korea, where the north korea nuclear threat will be the main focus. >> the era of strategic patience is over. some people said that my rhetoric is very strong. but look what's happened with very weak rhetoric over the

. >> tonight's world premiere video from the seattle band nirvana.n spirit. ♪ >> it was like the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everybody who was alive then can tell you the moment they heard that song. because nothing like that existed to that point. it was really transcendent. ♪ it's contagious here we are now, entertainers ♪ >> here we are now, entertainers. sounded like a threat. it sounded like a different generation coming in and saying what do you have for us? what are you going to do for us? >> the so-called slackers, generation x, not being paid attention to, and this pressure was building up. especially in the music industry. for something that actually spoke to them. >> this is the first american generation that will make less than their parents will. it's a tough time to grow up in, and i think the band and kirk cobain in particular reflect that angst. ♪ yeah, yeah >> kurt cobain was a great songwriter with an ability to scream almost in tune. it just gave an intensity that was really unique. ♪ >> nirvana gave the record indus

they are 10-1 and the haters say the eagles have been played they visit seattle. ges when >> things are easy for the eagles maybe tooasy andhey won the last two games by a combined 84points have not had y ones, so playing the seahawksn seattle is a huge test. own mth o. -- >> we'll reserve t ps on the back son is over. and i like the personalp our guys that way. they live in the present and don't live in the past. and they are ready for a new challenge. >> the seahawks are that challenge. 7-4 they play 3,000 miles away in a notoriously difficult stadium for a visitin gets into they take pride in it. the team is confident and well coached and they have players zm eagles are off until tomorrow and get set to work on seattle when they head to the west coast they will stay there for the week and go to los angeles to play the rams. and frank wright thinks the team can handle it. >> a business decision and business trip. how do we put ourselves in the best environment to succeed on a business trip to get ourselves plenty and physically ready to play and there is a lot o

how big a loss as a shoot q4 the seattle area? it is a massive disappointment there is a set of things in terms of talent in terms of the city government that would lead them to put this out for a second headquarters. my more provocative point of view is titled amazon will pick a second headquarters. there are a number of sinners of excellence across the country. theyld not be surprised if major senators -- sinners of excellence for machine learning as they ultimately make decisions sometime next year. it is disappointing that seattle has not worked as closely to the oneut a way to be and only headquarters. >> am curious what you think it means for the tech scene in seattle. you still have giants like amazon and microsoft base their, but you think it is a blow for the start of seen as well? >> no is the short answer. five have two of the top market cap companies in the world. the only other place it has to is silicon valley and they have three. even those other three have major presence up in seattle. what i hear is how hard it is

and eagles take on the seahawks sunday in seattle. and ways you are celebrating the eagles amazing season so far. keep the photos coming. >>> a vicious attack inside of a courtroom as one man head butts another. the victim was sentenced for sexually assaulting a 4-year-old girl and the attacker was waiting for arraignment but decided to dole out punishment of his own. >>> and youngsters at a mississippi elementary school had excitement to the day. a deer burst in and ran through the hallways. the animal took a spill and ended up sliding on the slippery floor and luckily no people were hurt and the deer found its way back out to into the wild. >>> the eagles heading out to seattle for what should be one of its toughest game of the year. and they face the see hawks for a sunday night game. ducis rogers and ron jawarksi have the break down. >> seattle is a tough place to play and travel. in terms of on the field what do the eagles need to worry about. >> russel wilson he can extend the play as well as any quarterback in the league. the e

first seattle and then to la.ake you around the nfl and check on how those teams d first now we deal with seahawks playing in santa claire take an 49ers. rustle wilson going to do it himself in for the score. and seahawks trying to handle business against an awful 49ers team. wilson now to nick vanette for the 17 yard touchdown. and beating nineers 24-1. saints in la. taking on the rams. drew brees and company with the eight game winning streak. rams up think three. jared qoff overall sleex in 2016 ahead of carson wentz and toss for touchdown to josh reynolds and goff, 354 yards two touchdowns and rams over saints 26-20 they move to 8-3 on the scene. time now for temple football update. owls traveling to tulsa yesterday needing one win to become bowl eligible. 1st quarter we go. frank newtown looking dean favorite target adonis jennings back in the end zone he goes. 8 yard score. it's 10-7 in favor of owls and in this 2nd quarter now, incredible run by ryquell ar armstayed reversing field and looking for a block.

seattle and still standing there today.n a talk about the book, which is as everybody knows a very big book, as a matter of fact, the daughter of one of my friends said it was the biggest book she had ever seen in her life. it is the biggest book i ever intend to write. you might think that oxford university press commissions these books by the pound and in a sense they do. they are meant to be big books. a short attention span theater version of the book. you will get the big themes and the take aways but i won't go into a lot of details. you can ask about those and the questions which is the part that i look forward to the most. there is no lack of american historians who want to write about the civil war, world war ii, the new deal. but the gilded age, 1865 to 1896 is usually flyover country. it is remembered mostly as the golden age of facial hair which we see here, these are the american presidents who are the most forgettable in american history, ulysses s grant, rutherford b hayes, james garfield, the immortal cheste

we thought it would be great if he's from the washington state area, seattle area.e an entire show. either play the songs himself or we use the other material as a score for the moody episode. we were there the one week it was sunny. >> we had this wonderful morbid dark music. the sky was beautiful every day. it's much too pretty. >> how do you see the city changing? >> the tech brothers. the invasion of the tech brothers. newly empowered nerds with lanyards. there's a lot of mixed emotions about that. >> what kind of food did you eat because i think of seafood? it's sensational place. >> is there a particular dish you would recommend for those going to the neck of the woods? >> the crab is good. whatever is in season. >> of course, marijuana is legal in seattle, which he explores as well. that's coming up in brand new episode of parts unknown next right here on cnn. before we let you go, a reminder, this week president trump will make use of his presidential pardoning powers absolving two lucky turkeys. these year's birds have been picked. they are enjoying a littl

here is dennis murphy with "secrets in seattle." >> seattle was raw after a week of relentless winter rain. a woman lost had been found in the tangle of the blackberries. a naked body. a small tattoo on the back. a necklace and signs of strangulation. the detectives sent to a patch of trees and boggy undergrowth near the seattle airport's runways guessed it was her. they would soon be proved correct. nine days to find her, the answer to where. another seven years still ahead to answer the questions of all homicides, who, and why. but we have to go back, before the crime scene photos and the medical examiner's findings, before she became those chilly words, "the victim." to find the dearly loved person named nici. nici pietz, wife and daughter, sister and friend. >> she seemed to be able to uplift people in ways that none of us knew how to do. >> she had a way to make you smile. she had a way to let you know that everything was going to be okay. >> gayle was her mother. >> nici was sunshine. she was the kind of person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gayle raised nic

seattle at arizona. seattle, an offensive juggernaut last week against houston.le scoring today. arizona, they trade for adrian peterson. at his advance stage. how about carrying 159 yards today. and comes back on three days' rest. >> and might get it 37 more times the next game. nobody trains like adrian peterson. his legendary workouts to get ready for the season. he will be up to the task. it's a big game. let's face it. those two teams, trying to catch the rams. trying to see who gets positioned to have the best opportunity. >> the rams, a 6-2 record. and sunday, on to denver. obviously, the broncos struggling. mike florio talked about it. maybe pa l overtime victory a couple years ago. and the patriots come off a bye week. >> in fairness, to osweiler, you can't expect to send somebody in there, he was with different teams. to come in and play a week or two weeks. sometimes you have to let a quarterback build a little bit. if i had to guess, i would say osweiler because he has a win over that track. he beat the patriots on a sunday night game. i'm going to gu

a huge victory in seattle, 4-4 on point, so hopefully they can build off of this.till to come, the historic finish for an american woman. kimberly: runners from around the world in the big apple today for the new york city marathon. thousands of racers spectators were met with ramped up security. >> new yorkers are resilient. i think they love to make statements, and this is a way to come together and show the world we don't hide. kimberly: and a big win for an american runner, the first american woman to win the women's race and the marathon since 1977. she finished in two hours, 26 minutes, 53 seconds, beating a runner from kenya. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam nt to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is des

seattle is 6-3 in the n.f.c. west. falls to 3-6 and falling out of race completely with tennessee and jacksonville both at 6-3. final score, 33-7, the rams defeat the texans. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" followed by new episodes of wisdom of the crowd, ncis los angeles and madam secretary. for dan fouts, evan washburn and the roast of our crew. ian eagle saying so long from l.a. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. busn'ty feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. rid, investing in new technologies, that's aep's road to the future. and the international brotherhood of electrical workers helped make that happen.

her son cody was working on a road construction crew outside seattle.iver of this jeep told police he was looking at his phone and slammed into the 23-year-old. cody spent months in the hospital, then had a massive heart attack. >> so we had to make that off and end our son's life. and all because somebody had to pick up a cell phone and look at it because it made a noise. >> reporter: the bill was not without controversy. critics complained that being able to pull someone over simply for holding their cell phone was a ittle too aggressive. the warning period ends in january, and then those increased fines become a reality for drivers. kris van cleave, cbs news, seattle. >>> president trump is spending the holiday weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in florida but he's finding the time to tweet up a storm. errol barnett reports. >> thank you. >> reporter: president trump spent part of his thanksgiving at a coast guard station near his south florida resort, handing out turkey sandwiches with first lady melania trump. but mr. trump wasted no time using the h

the rain will move into the pacific northwest, north of seattle into seattle north of portland. it will be a lot of rain and sunshine for us as the high- pressure will be beaming down upon us. the temperatures will be at least what they were today and we could see the malo but warmer. it is still outside and warm. we had the 30s last week. now we have cloud cover so the overnight low's are in the 50s and 40s. we will be a little bit milder than you would expect for this time of. here is the current imagery and there is no fog. that is a live picture showing you the bay bridge. i talked about the class tomorrow, 7 am. and lunchtime, 65 degrees. then partly, mostly sunny 72. that is downtown san francisco. pacifica will be in the low 70s. it is a nice-looking day for your wednesday. do people take tomorrow off? i know they travel tomorrow but do they take the day off to travel or do they leave early? >> a lot of people have the whole week off. even kids are out the whole week. >> i feel that everybody bills out of their regular jobs. i could imagine that the traffic will be messy

interstate 5 to seattle do expect rainfall. and interstate 80 to lake tahoe just a slight shower chance. on the extended forecast, the better possibility of rain coming our way looks like it's going to be on saturday night through sunday, also into monday, so three days of some scattered wet weather. totals, about a dwquarter of an inch. also notice temperatures start to drop back down near normal. 66 on sunday, monday 60 and then early next week looks nice with plenty of sunshine. we'll have a brand new update at 6:48 and a closer look at your microclimate forecast and another look at the airport delays. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, a vintage louis vuitton stolen from her car at valley fair. the warning that a woman wants all shoppers to hear this holiday season. honoring doctors who helped save lives during the north bay fires. the sonoma countye >>> happening now, honoring doctors who helped save lives during the north bay fires. the sonoma county medical center just announced that its annual gala will be a tribute dinne

. >>> the niners get seattle next week on a short week. the hawks looking bad early on.ckinny forces the ball from russell wilson, adrian clayborn scoops and scores. seattle fights back. final minute, down three. wilson using his feet to get into position. four seconds to go. blair walsh, 52 yards out for the tie. short. no good. seattle's first night football in 12 games. >>> martin jones and the sharks hosting anaheim. third period, sharks down one. jonas donskoi able to flip it over. his second goal of the night. tied at two. and we go to a shoot-out. third round of the shoot-out, sharks need a goal from donskoi to keep it going and he got it. what a move. the shoot-out continues. goes all the way to round 9 where anaheim wins it 3-2. the sharks have dropped three straight. that's abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. a little bit of everything going on in sports these days. a

cody always kissed. >> her son, cody, was working on a road construction crew outside seattle. the driver of this jeep told police he was looking at his phone and slammed into the 23-year-old. cody spent months in the hospital, then had a massive heart attack. >> so we had to make that decision to shut the machines off and end our son's life. and all because somebody had to pick up a cell phone and look at it because it made a noise. >> reporter: the bill was not without controversy. critics complained that being able to pull someone over simply for holding their cell phone was a little too aggressive. the warning period ends in january, and then those increased fines become a reality for drivers. kris van cleave, cbs news, seattle. >> ninan: three american sailors are missing half a world from home. they were on a navy troart plane that crashed in the pacific wednesday, nearly 600 miles southeast of okinawa. the navy has notified their families, but it's whoading their identities as the search widens. eight others were rescued. so if you're topping off your holiday dinner with

seattle travel to the desert to take on the cardinals. seahawks playing without earl thomas due to injury... have now lost richard sherman for the rest of year. the pro bowl cornerback ruptured his achillies in the third quarter seattle up 15-10... russell wilson... had one of those plays... that if you root for seattle your happy... but if not you hate it. he scrambles... makes something out of nothing... doug baldwin makes the catch... takes it 54 yards... inside the cardinals five yard line. next play -- wilson goes to jimmy graham for his second touchdown of the game seattle wins 22-16... improve to 6-3 (2nd in division) the giants had a terrible year, but their core... is at least still winning. buster posey wins a silver slugger... it's the fourth time he's won it. the silver slugger award is the top offensive award in mlb. on tuesday, brandon crawford won his third straight gold glove the u-s men's national soccer team will not be in russia this summer for the world cup but that is not stopping adidas from unvieling the official ma

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. >>> the niners get seattle next week on a short week. the hawks looking bad early on.inny forces the ball from russell wilson, adrian clayborn scoops and scores. seattle fights back. final minute, down three. wilson using his feet to get into position. four seconds to go. blair walsh, 52 yards out for the tie. short. no good. seattle's first loss on monday night football in 12 games. >>> martin jones and the sharks hosting anaheim. third period, sharks down one. jonas donskoi able to flip it over. his second goal of the night. tied at two. and we go to a shoot-out. third round of the shoot-out, sharks need a goal from donskoi to keep it going and he got it. what a move. the shoot-out continues. goes all the way to round 9 where anaheim wins it 3-2. the sharks have dropped three straight. that's abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. a little bit of everything going on in sports these days. a ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a li

seattle won. six and three chasing the eagles in the nfc. >>> check out some future nfl players on high school huddle tonight after "action news" at 11:00 the game of the week lasalle against anyone and zero saint joe's prep. playoffs under way in pennsylvania. it should be a good one tonight. >> prep is nationally ranked, they're like seventh ranked in the country. >> a lot of nationally ranked teams in our area. great to see some great high school football players coming out of our area. >> thank you jeff. >> okay. >> cecily tynan with that accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >> ♪ >> near record breaking temperatures today. >> yes, yes. near record cold tonight and then temperatures will gradually climb as we head through the week. let's go to where the action cam was very appropriate looking up at the vietnam veterans memorial in philadelphia on this observed veterans day. tomorrow is veterans day. thanks to all the vets out there and military families for their service and

why would you put jimmy against a tough team against seattle? beathard is tough as nails. the guy's being hit all the time. they need to throw him a couple extra hundred dollar bys for the punishment he's been taking. last week he earned the right to start. i would put jimmy g in there next week against the chicago bears. >> what's cool is after this game, they travel to chicago, right? where jimmy g is from. how cool will that be for him to make his debut in front of his hometown crowd. >> that would be awesome. news flash. the guy played in new england and went 0 college in illinois. so the guy's ready for that type of weather. i would not play him this week. he's got to continue to grow in this offense. he will. i think right now, i would let beathard. he's earned that right. >> do you think c.j. can lead this team to a win against seattle? >> i think it's possible but not probable. he's going to play well. he's tough, physical. he gets after it. i like what this young man's been doing. >> i do, too. it will be interesting to see the decision they make. i think they sho

orleans, pittsburgh, seattle, and new york city, where democratic mayor bill de blasio is facing off against republican candidate nicole malliotakis, an independent candidate bo dietl. there are also a number of key ballot initiatives. in maine, voters will decide whether to expand medicaid over the opposition of the maine governor paul lepage. in ohio, voters will decide whether to buck the pharmaceutical industry and force a reduction in the price of prescription drugs. and in new york, voters will decide whether to hold a constitutional convention to rewrite the state constitution. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in sutherland springs, texas, where on sunday morning an alleged shooter with a history of domestic violence fired 450 rounds at worshipers, killing 26 of them, including children, elderly people, and a pregnant

sunday they're a four point favorite over seattle. this is the first time the seahawks will be a home underdog with russell wilson as quarterback. >> going against this week coming up an opponent that's being to the super bowl, they've been in the post season. it's a talented football team despite the injury situation. >> we've got to work together as a d line and we going to have a good plan for them. we're going to go out there and do our job and play together and try to bottle them up. >> i hear you dg. let's go! >> it's a hard place to play. >> bring it on. i'm ready. >> up next the white house is all decorated for christmas. we'll show what ♪ 7 powerball tickets, my good 6 match 6 chances, ♪ ♪ ♪ 5 cash 5s! 4 cash4lifes, ♪ ♪ 3 pick 3s, 2 mega millions. ♪ happy holidays, rita! thanks, joe! what a great gift! pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts. like the new merry millions. happy holidays! ♪ and best wishes from the lottery. ♪ >>> the white house is ready for christmas. >> first lady melania trump has opted for more tradit

see the live radars, doppler radars in seattle and portland picking up the shower activity and mountain snow. see the curl right there off the vancouver coast. and that's the low that's going to dip down. and move toward us. any time we have a storm move at us from the north, it doesn't usually have much of a tropical connection, and it's the first storm of the season. so the rainfall amounts are not all that impressive, but it is the first storm of the rain season. so we need to be careful. that quarter of an inch in the south bay to three quarters of an inch in the north bay, from light to moderate rain. it will be off and on from now, or i should say from tonight all the way through monday. so i'll take an hour-by-hour look coming up, reggie. >> see you in a few, thank you, mike. >>> new developments in the deadly colorado walmart shooting. the suspect is now under arrest. scott ostrem was taken into custody after a brief chase this morning. see him behind the police officer, wearing a red shirt. he was accused of killing two men and a woman in walmart in denver. the 47-year-old nonc

interstate 5 up through seattle, we'll look at the chance of some rain. if you're on interstate 80 to lake tahoe, just a slight chance of a shower. we're tracking airport delays nationally and across the state. that's coming up at 5:19 tonight. >> thanks, jeff. >>> a great way to track the weather as you travel for the h holidays, our nbds nbc bay area app. you can access our live radar and see when the rain is coming your way. >>> a warning for holiday shoppers at two busy south bay shopping centers. thieves are targeting cars in parking lots and neighborhoods around santana row and valley fair mall.sen who joins us. this is a tough time of year. >> reporter: it really is, but these aren't areas where you normally think of these break-ins occurring, that's what was so shocking to this woman we talked to. she found out she wasn't the only one yesterday who had a break-in like this. then we did some checking and found at least 20 similar incidents in these neighborhoods in just the past two weeks. >> i was just in shock. i was only there maybe an hour and

russian sell wilson would lead seattle back.y were down 11 then they got a touchdown and a two-point conversion. here is where wilson is so difficult after a stop and he scrambles to get them down close and third down completion. sets him up in field goal range. 52 yards and blair walsh whose career long is 56 dead down the middle but a yard short. seattle actually missed a fake field goal before the half that carroll was asked about much wards and end up losing by three. >>> the celtics bring a 15-game winning streak into dallas. dallas has the worst record in the nba. celtics had the best. celtics had to erase a 13-point lead off irving up top to tatum and rattles and in. overtime, kyrie off the screen from al horford ties things up again at 102 and kyrie goes for 47 points. the celtics win 110-102. now 16 straight and go for 17 in a row wednesday against miami. have a great thanksgiving week. >>> thanks, scott. >>> up next in "the pulse," the famous judge ticketed for going 119 miles an hour. >>> also ahead a fashion model fa

behind it we have lingering clouds, a couple of showers could still be around seattle or portland. and then we have a quieter day on saturday before the next system brings rainfall for saturday during the day and seattle portland. then interior locations down no northern california, as we go into sunday night. kendis and diane, back to you. >> we'll take it. thank you. in the meantime, this hurts us. we don't drink is us. anybody who consumes energy drenches, new study warns they come with frighten health richgss, including mental health problems, obesity, and kidney damage. researchers say more regular to oversight is needed they can have up to nine times more caffeine than coffee. that's not the sort of energy drinks we use. >> the mental health effects explain a lot. >>> elvis presley's grace land mansion is officially lit for the holiday season. long-time friend george klein pushed the candy cane switch that lit up everything. nativity scene. everything is on display until elvis's birthday celebration in january at graceland. >> the speeders are speeding by soaking it all in. >

sunday they're a four point favorite over seattle. this is the first time the seahawks will be a home underdog with russell wilson as quarterback. >> going against this week coming up an opponent that's being to the super bowl, they've been in the post season. it's a talented football team despite the injury situation. >> we've got to work together as a d line and we going to have a good plan for them. we're going to go out there and do our job and play together and try to bottle them up. >> i hear you dg. let's go! >> it's a hard place to play. >> bring it on. i'm ready. >> up next the white house is all decorated for christmas. we'll show >>> the white house is ready for christmas. >> first lady melania trump has opted for more traditional decorrespond. at the end of the walkway is a tree decorated with the trump family's official christmas ornament. an 18-foot fir tree and a 250 pound ginger bread. >> the first lady greeted the students. the boys and girls were very eager to exchange hugs with mrs. trump who one child noted was dre

while in seattle, byron, peter and i met with sign cruise, c.e.o.f holland america group and toured the company's newly-renovated headquarters. we also met with holland america vice president bill sharp to discuss port and shore operations and growing the business in san francisco. and we also toured the newly renovated pier 66, the bill street cruise terminal which, in 2018, will host norwegian bliss. the largest envelope -- vessel ever to sail in alaska, carrying 4,000 passengers and 2100 crew members. norwegian bliss will visit san francisco on her maiden call in october 2018. commissioners, this concludes my report. >> thank you, mikeful i'd like to speak about the impacts of the proposed tax bill being considered by the house of representatives and the senate. there is a nice handout that staff prepared about historic tax credits that is available to the commission and the public. as you know, there are two tax bills under consideration and both really have major consequences to the port. for two reasons. in house bill, federal historic tax cre

in the engine [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: after that emergency landing, a united 737 bound for seattle had to abort its takeoff role when it hit turkey vultures. here's an example of what the species looks like. turkey vultures are very large birds that average two and a half feet with a six foot wing span and can weigh up to five pounds. those planes were taken out of service and passengers had to be put on other planes. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: here's a photo a passenger tweeted showing a couple of emergency trucks on the runway. the runway had to be shut down while crews cleaned up debris from what was left of the birds. >> having to live around this place, big bodies of water, i foal like there's probably going -- feel like there's probably going to be a lot of animals to account for it. >> i think it's the least of my concern, a bird. i don't know how a plane works but it's. >> reporter: no match for a plane you're saying. >> no match for a plane. >> reporter: the largest strike was miracle on the hudson in 2009. the bay area's own captain foalberger landed after a bird stri

dave lee has been looking at a unique project in seattle which is using chat bots to help women workingrora avenue, north seattle, a long, straight road full of liquor stores, worn out car dealerships, and cheap motels. it is known as one of the traps in the area and that means it is a popular place where women would come and be involved in street prostitution and men come to basically drive up and solicit for sex. as day passes into night, we see only a handful of working women walk by. just because this street isn't as busy as it perhaps once was doesn't mean this business has gone away and in fact it is quite the opposite. the scale of the job to save these women who are now behind closed doors is incredibly overwhelming. like just about every business you can think of, the sex trade is now almost completely online. powered by listings websites which do little to prevent abuses. it makes the women caught up in this dark world much less visible than ever before. i was in the life for ten years. i had a pimp, it was very violent, i have a quota i had to meet every day, and if i didn't

we get them next week in seattle. >> carson wentz has done absolutely everything right.ut you always want to see young quarterbacks get tested. and for my money, and i know they have some injuries and it's not quite the same defense back there. but you go into seattle and you get a win there and clinch your diversion, all those sorts of things, it's going to be a great day. >> and russell wilson, always great to watch as well. >> two of the more entertaining quarterbacks clearly to watch play in the national football league. >> you have a tie or die game. you and mike will be in arlington thursday night. it is a do or die. each of the seem, 5-6. >> the confluence of a lot of rivers coming together in that game. i mean we're going to find out, that will be a traditional rivalry in which those two tomorrows would go at it flo matter what the record. but so much on the line. one of them is going to survive. hard to imagine the other is still alive. >> so cousins last week, another great season for him. dak on the other hand, well, you know, they're minus elliott. so very in

then they did in seattle.ow it's a national call all over the place. >> what's your sense of how that -- referred to the fight for 15, what's your sense of how that's going to catch you? you raised earlier the notion of income inequality. i would add to that economic immobility, poverty certainly. what's your sense ofhow that fight can be or will be sustained in the coming years, the fight for 15? >> i think it depends -- again, i think starting locally is important. i don't think we can get it done in this atmosphere nationally. it starts in different communities around the country that have a political case. in some cases it may be a strong union movement. in other ps, it may be a thriving economy that is hard for the companies to pick up and leave. there's different ways you start working on it. and then it can spread from there. it becomes almost inevitable. >> yeah. it seems to me -- not the only one that sees this, that unions are in trouble. they've certainly been weakened over the years. nosurprise the