, pretty much anywhere but seattle. the company said it will eventually hire 25,000 employees in virginia, while adding workers in boston, denver, austin, texas. perhaps more than 10,000 in bellevue, washington, a large suburb of seattle. the seattle city council passed and quickly repealed an audience charging them a fee for every employee in the city. one council auld amazon's founder enemy of the city. it would have cost amazon more than $12 million a year. the rationale, amazon was driving up wages, housing prices so much it was largely responsible for seattle's homeless problem. so it should pay to build subsidized housing for poor. a venture capitalist told the city council that they are chasing jobs away. >> amazon has been unfairly blamed for challenges that we as a region experienced, that we would have experienced regardless of amazon. reporter: amazon just issued a release showing what it has done for seattle over 25-year history. $4.5 billion in capital investment. it has paid out to employees $32 billion in

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in seattle they did this back in 2014. increase the minimum wage to $15 and then the university of washington after three years of data seeing what really happenedin seattle, the university of washington did a study to see how this works . and let me tell you, was devastating for families in seattle. in the most devastated were low income families. it showed that there were millions of work hours lost, far and away so even if you had a higher wage you were working less time you saw your income drop. this was devastating to low income families by a 3 to 1 margin. how bad it was in seattle, knowing what happened. you saw the mayor of baltimore veto a minimum wage increase killer to the one being to the floor because she noted how devastating it would be for workers in baltimore. democrat meyer, by the way. so as policy has seen how devastating that would be with with the cdr's star shows due to hard-working families in america, she should be working with us to help improve the lives of hard-working families instead of bringi

the seattle study shows not theory, but what really did happen, in a city like seattle, where they did this. by a 3-1 margin, low income people were hit the hardest and hit very hard in a negative way. i yield back to the gentleman. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i would simply say he said the entire state of maine. maybe you missed the fact that i said 27 million people under this bill are going to get an increase in their salary and in their ability to support themselves and their if family. that, by the way, is about the size, perhaps, of new york. it's not quite california which is 38 or 39 million, but 27 are going to get a raise. my suggestion is, and i believe this sincerely that that increase in raise, because you're consumers, those consumers all spend their spendable money. they need it to support themselves. and that's going to be infusion and when the gentleman says small business, i understand that. but we all pay it in the end because a consume over services and goods is who will pay itle we understand that. but not paying it, perhaps advantages us because

dan springer is in seattle with more.as been synonymous with seattle as latte s and rain but now the tech giant is adding jobs everywhere but the emerald city. 25,000 in virginia, 2,000 in boston, 100 more in denver and austin, and its been on a real estate buying binge in bellvue, a large suburb of seattle with seven properties including future twin towers and the just- announced bellvue 600 which is the tallest in the company. >> so these have met with amazon and we want to make sure they feel welcome. >> it is opposite the approach taken by elected officials in seattle who have amazon's founder. jeff bezos is our enemy. he is our enemy, and we have to fight big business. >> arguing that amazon's high wages have driven up the cost of housing so much, it's causing the homeless crisis, and they passed a head tax, a fee for every employee in seattle after a union-led backlash the tax that would have cost amazon $12 million a year was quickly repealed but the damage was done >> been unfairly blamed for challenges that we as

in seattle they actually did this back in 2014. they increased their minimum wage to $15, and then the university of washington, after three years of actual data, seeing what really happened in seattle, the university of washington did a study to see how this worked. and let me tell you, it was devastating for families in seattle. and the most devastated were low-income families. it showed there were millions of work hours lost, gone away. so even if you had a higher wage, you were working less time so you saw your income drop. this was devastating to low-income families by a 3:1 margin. that's how bad it was in seattle knowing what's happened. you saw the mayor of baltimore veto a minimum wage increase that's similar to the one being brought to the floor because she noted how devastating it would be for workers in baltimore. democrat mayor, by the way. so as pelosi has seen how devastating that would be and what the c.b.o. score shows it would do to hardworking families in america, she should be working with us to help improve the

. >> tonight's world premiere video from the seattle band nirvana.rit." ♪ load up on guns bring your friends ♪ ♪ it's fun to lose and to >> 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. ♪ when the light's out it's less dangerous ♪ ♪ here we are now entertain us >> here we are now, entertain us. it sounded like a threat. it sounded like a different generation coming in saying what do you have for us? what are you going to do for us? ♪ got to find a way, a better way, a way to live ♪ >> the so-called slackers, generation x, they were 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 kurt cobain in particular reflect that angst. ♪ yeah, yeah >> kurt cobain was

when we increase the minimum wage in seattle, mr. chairman, we got strong businesses, healthy families and flourishing communities. all american workers deserve the same thing. let's raise the wage today. hank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. as our colleagues have noted, states and localities may enact higher minimum wages than the federal minimum wage, and there are examples of that. but let's leave freedom in the hands of the people. in the hands of the states. that's what this government, that's what this country is all about. in socialist regimes, all decisions are made by a small group of people at a central government. that is not the american way. mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady from north carolina. mr. speaker, i think dates matter and i think votes matter and i think that sometimes because of where we are,

dan springer has the latest from seattle. dan?orter: with congress close to voting on a measure that would raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour, a cautionary tale from seattle, where big employers are currently having to pay at least $16 an hour. restaurants unlimited, which owns 35 restaurants, mostly on the west coast, and seven of them here in seattle, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last week, and in its declaration cited high wages as one of the factors. over the last three years, the company's profitability has been significantly impacted by progressive wage laws along the pacific coast. the result was to increase the company's annual wage expenses by an aggregate of $10.6 million. some examples given, portland, san francisco and seattle, where over the last three years, workers' pay has climbed 35%, 41% and 69% respectively. >> it's just the cost of doing business has gone up and it's really hard to adjust your prices in a restaurant at the speed that the market changes. reporter: nearly every democrat running for

two systems, the upper low spending in seattle and portland, and we give seattle some love here. there you can see, even vancouver. look at that front. my goodness, look at that. that is really impressive to see something like that right there. we are going to see that system moving in and replacing the other one, but it set the stage for a cooler day for us. hire clouds my track across the tonight and tomorrow for us, but that will be the end result. the fog is there in the drizzle has been there. a few 60s, but a lot of 50s. a few 40s as well. whitaker 49 degrees. cloverdale made it to 49 this morning. calistoga 49 also. bodega bay only 51. bodega bay water temp, cold, 49. san francisco called, 54. monterey 55, which is actually gone down. that plays into the cold forecast near the coast. with southwest 22 in travis. again, ultimate pass 42 when. sfo getting pretty good wind gusts, 50s for many in northern california. truckee 37. the low cloud deck will hangout for most of the coast. but that front moves inland to the pacific northwest giving them, seattle importantly, summary.

the seattle study shows not theory, but what really did happen, in a city like seattle, where they did this. by a 3-1 margin, low income people were hit the hardest and hit very hard in a negative way. i yield back to the gentleman. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i would simply say he said the entire state of maine. maybe you missed the fact that i said 27 million people under this bill are going to get an increase in their salary and in their ability to support themselves and their if family. that, by the way, is about the size, perhaps, of new york. it's not quite california which is 38 or 39 million, but 27 are going to get a raise. my suggestion is, and i believe this sincerely that that increase in raise, because you're consumers, those consumers all spend their spendable money. they need it to support themselves. and that's going to be infusion and when the gentleman says small business, i understand that. but we all pay it in the end because a consume over services and goods is who will pay itle we understand that. but not paying it, perhaps advantages us because

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the seattle times" reports seattle children'spital revealed that one patient died and five others were infected by mold. the hospital was forced to indefinitely close all of its main operating rooms. yesterday the hospital disclosed the death and infections to the "times" in response to follow-up questions about the closing of 14 operating rooms since may 18th. the medical center said operating rooms were infested by mold off and on for about a year. they say it's likely due to deficiencies in air handling and purification systems. about 1,000 surgeries have been pose posted and others have been moved to alter gnat locations. >>> nike is pulling a shoe from its store shelves. nike endorser colin kaepernick objected to the design. it features the betsy ross flag. he was concerned about the association with slavery and white nationalist groups. nike pulled the shoe based on the fact it could unintentionally detract and offend from the nation's holiday. >> it's a great teaching moment and brings us in contact with history that most

dan springer is live for us in seattle with the latest. >> harris, with congress very close to a vote on raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour, a cautionary tale from here in seattle where big employers currently have to pay $16 an hour as a minimum. restaurants unlimited, which owns 35 restaurants mostly on the west coast and some of them here in seattle, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last week and in the declaration, cited high wages as one of the factors. over the past three years, the company's profitability has significantly impacted progressive wage laws along the pacific coast. the result would increase the wage expenses by an aggregate of $10.6 million. some examples given portland, san francisco, seattle where over the last three years, worker's pay has climbed 35%, 41% and 69% respectively. >> the cost of doing business has gone up and it's really hard to adjust your prices in a restaurant at the speed that the market changes. >> nearly every democrat running for in 2020 supports raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour in the bill to do that will be voted

as for who is behind this, capital one and the fbi saying a seattle-base turned hacker in this case. capital one also saying in the wake of this breach, they have strengthened their cyber defenses. >> jummy olabanji is working for what you need to >> this is one of those thing even if you're not a capital one customer, it's something to pay attention to because in recen year, we have seen these breaches with wells fargo and equifax. if you think you may be impacted, call the bank and cancel your credit and debit card numbers and request new rds with new numbers. you can also contact the three big credit reporting companies and have them place alerts on your account. that way you're protected in case someone try to open a new line of cred with your information. if you do use online banking, which many people do these days, go ahead and change the password on your account. one last heads-up here. when the big breaches happen, scammers try toadake ntage. you may get an email in the coming weeks saying you may have been impacted and put in your personal informatiee to s if you have been

finally, though, this system, seattle weather blog on twitter.y rain event in five years, possible tonight. up to a half inch of rain could fall tonight into wednesday. the last big event they had was on july 24, 2014, when they had 76/100ths. and that's the system they're talking about. look at that. it is really strong. portland and seattle are in line for rain. maybe extreme northern california for us. now, it's just going to be a few high clouds. now, the low clouds have moved in vance of it. 50s on a lot of these temps. we have water temps in the 50s as well. breeze was a factor in the last couple of days. not so much today. 36 in truckee. 55 reno. 52, ukiah. except a few high clouds to the north. once that system goes through. then we're looking for warmer weather. 60s, 70s. low 80s for most of today. and we'll carry that warmer pattern into the end of the week, dave, where temperatures get whack into normal. >> time is 6:53. after southern california's two big earthquakes last week. people in that area have more problems to deal with. talk

"secrets in seattle." here is dennis murphy with >> 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 kin

high clouds bringing rain up to seattle and portland. some up in seattle, up to vancouver, didn't have enough umpf. that's not something we talk about. rain northern california. it was very, very close. some of the cloud cover drifted across. we are on the tail end of that now. because of the low clouds and higher clouds, the lows are up, 60s here compared to 50s. a few 50s but upper 50s and low 60s. we are going to start off warmer. a breeze in place, on shore. that will play in to the weather today. each day temperatures have been creeping up. we have seen that since we bottomed out on the temperatures monday. today they will warm up more. 60s, 70s, low to mid-80s inland. 4:01, a little bit of fog out there. an fyi. >>> you got it. i like fyi's. now it's lightly traveled. we don't see a lot. starting off with tracy's super commute. we see a little bit of slowing, slightly on 205. you can see it there, it's not stop and go but it is a little bit of slow traffic in that area. no problems getting over to dublin and pleasanton. traffic con

with off and on rain around seattle and portland. portland had a record rainfall yesterday for july 1st, 51/100. this keeps our temperatures in check. we gone from category 1, to category 4 on hurricane barbara. the eye wall is in place. it is moving northwest. it will move to the north of the hawaiian islands. first one of the season. not moving towards the land. everything looks okay. we have mostly clear skies, 40s, 50s, 60s on the temperatures. 50 gilroy. upper 40s, santa cruz. 54 seems popular as well, saratoga, also campbell. we will see lots of sunshine today. temperatures about the same as yesterday until the low kicks autoon thursday. 60s, 70s, a few 80s.

seattle is second, denver, and san francisco combined with oakland and hayward coming in fourth. according to the study millennials tend to live in expensive cities that offer a lot of opportunity for new experiences. >> they love expensive things. >> what do you think of portland being number one? >> you know i love portland. i think it's great. i can totally see it. >> the coffee shops, avocado toast and independent book stores. can you tell i've only been once. >>> let's take a look at what's going on back here at home. we're mostly clear this morning in san jose. about 60 degrees. today it's going to be a bright day, even at the coastline some sunshine. our coolest afternoon. clouds, patchy drizzle will gop the next couple nights. we've got a summer spread that will widen considerably next week. temperatures mush the mid to upper 90s in the inland

the audience pushed back saying not in seattle. city that elected a gay mayor five years ago as biden dealt with push back in the northwest, harris participated in pride parade. the sit of a post promoted and deleted by donald trump jr. questioning her ancestry and competitors rallied around here condemning the post as racist and disinformation. packer has a problem with biden for saying this. >> that kid wearing a hoodie may very well be the next poleet lorian. head this from people around the country causing frustration and pain with his words. >>> new cnn poll conducted after last week's two democratic debates shows joe biden losing support now down 10 points. kamala harris gained 9 points. elizabeth warren gained ground in the poll. support slipped for benny sanders and pete butte ditch. >>> bernie marcus donated app estimated $2 billion to charitable organization s he tells the atlanta journal constitution he will give 80% to 90% of his wealth away. he will donate to president trump's election campaign. >>> pentagon approved r

host: joining us now this morning from seattle, gary locke, the former u.s. ambassador to china, former u.s. commerce secretary, and former governor of the state of washington. thank you for joining us this morning. we ask you to come on as part of your co-chairmanship, honorary co-chairmanship. we are talking about trade here. tell us about your organization and what you are looking to do right now. guest: i'm very proud to be part of this organization, which is made up of so many different industries and business groups from around the country. including agriculture, manufacturing, minority chambers of commerce, pharmaceutical companies, and it is really to promote the passage and approval of congress for the usmca. 2.0nd of call it nafta because it is modernizing nafta, which was approved by the congress more than 25 years ago and since then our economy has changed. we have seen some of the defects and shortcomings of nafta. our economy has changed. we now have so much commerce in terms of e-books, video games, music and so forth and we really need to upda

a seattle woman is accused of hacking into capital one and stealing the names and informaonon about 100 milli people in the u. >> jummy olabanji is at the live desk with more. >> this is a major breach. m this breachnly affects consumers and small businesses that apply for capital one credit card between 2005 and early 2019. the hacker obtained information about credit scores and credit lits and payment history and what capital one refers to as transaction data. arned about first l this breach a short time ago july 17th and immediately contacted the fb 100 million american customers were affected and 100,000 social security numbers were affected and bank numbers were account d capital one say log-in credentials were stolen. officer arrested 33-year-old page thompson of seattle, she goes by the name erratic in the hacker world and a former tech company software engineer. open up the nbc washington app if you think you've been affected and the information is the there. ♪ oes say do take star-spangled banner ♪ >> family, friend and nghbors gathered last night for the victim of the gilroy g

this time, shaking felt in seattle. and then in southern california. the ground moving again. >>> the major headline tonight on the hill. jon stewart with 9/11 first responders by his side. the effort to make sure money for their treatment never runs out. what just happened. >>> r. kelly under arrest. surrounded as he was walking his dog. >>> the massive fire in hawaii. residents and tourists evacuated. planes diverted. d thfamily emergency. their newborn stopped breathing. the deputy who frantically works to get her to breathe again. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. we begin with a life threatening storm about to hit the gulf in hours. the outer bands already hitting. the roads covered in water. driving conditions worsening. look at the flooding already. this could make landfall in louisiana as a hurricane. the levees will be tested. and officials are warning not just about the storm itself. this is the highest the mississippi river has ever been with a storm this size about to hit. president trump declarin

magnit before 3 this morning about 30 miles north of seattle some people in seattle said they did the shaking. there are no immediate reports of major damage. >>> san francisco leaders want voters to approve a $628 million bond for getting the city ready for the big quake. the mayor had a news conference yesterday. she says the city needs to make improvements to public safety buildings. >> all of these places matter. so, when a disaster, her only job is to focus on saving lives the citizens of san francisco and not worry about the conditions of their buildings and whether or not they are in a bad condition in the first place themselves. >> voters will decide on the bond measure in march of next year. >>> it is not just san francisco making upgrades. >> this simulation based on the best science says this is what happens if they 7 magnitude quake strikes to the east bay water system. >> some east bay residents lose water for six weeks and up to six months. >> to prevent that, east bay mud is busy along pipeline. the current pipeline has averaged a major break each year for the last 30 y

it will bring rain to portland and seattle with about one half inch of rain, impressive for this timend lifting north word. it's something to behold for something july 9th that strong. high clouds will be the end result and lifting north word, you ricoh or crescent city having high clouds dragging across and 50s and 60s on the temps. 61 and rio vista and brentwood and sfo and oakland, 60 gr 56 in santa cruz and boulder creek, 58. 59 in bodega bay with the water temps 54, below normal and yesterday, the breeze was howling. much quieter now and not as much of a factor today. 36 in truckee, sacramento and monterey with high clouds drifting across. the temps will warm up and 60s and 70s, low 80s and the ridge of high pressure will be running around the western edge. we are below average and near average thursday with a little above on friday and saturday. nice but slightly cooler. >>> 7:50 and an unusual discovery by a dive team off the coast of south carolina. a feeding frenzy of sharks and why some call this a rare and startling event. >>> up next, a story causing backlash against starb

but now branching out even farther from its original home in seattle.hat people in seattle are saying about amazon's plans to expand to other cities. >>> and a brawl breaks out at disneyland. the fight in toontown that is m looks all right here on the bridges. including the san mateo ll right to the high-rise. >>> the system looks pretty good. fog over the bay. what about temps staying cooler. we'll take a look. show me the crown. show me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voice. and i don't have my wallet, so... that's simple. easy. awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more. all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. tire welcome back to mornings on 2. several public hearings will be held by the state public meeting. pg&e wants to charge customer

the stabbing spree in seattle. multiple people attacked. pictures from the scene tonight. and now the suspect. >>> the firestorm growing over jeffrey epstein. his home raided, arrested and charged with sex trafficking. girls allegedly as young as 14. tonight, president trump is asked about the man he once socialized with. and growing calls for the president's labor secretary to resign. he was the prosecutor who agreed to epstein's plea deal so many years ago. >>> an american woman, a scientist and mother, discovered dead overseas. >>> the alarming number tonight. 11 sightings now of great whites off the east coast in just 48 hours. where this is playing out. and the very rare image of great whites interacting. >>> remembering an american original. ross perot, who shook up the presidential race more than once. >>> and have you been overcharged? the sweeping if you case tonight against a well-known hotel chain. what to look for on your bill. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with those frightening moments onboa

at the speed that the man seatt according to the seattle times.s restaurants unlimited is making pay a scapegoat. >> they made bad business decisions. they are closing them in other places where there is a lower minimum wage. >> reporter: the debate unfolds as democrats push for the first federal minimum wage increase in a decade. >> the nonpartisan congressional budget office just issued a report on raising the federal wage floor to $15 an hour. it said 17 million people would get a pay raise, but while 1.3 million people would be lifted out of poverty, it could cost three times that many people their jobs. >>> in san jose the founder of the blood technology company theranos was back in federal court this morning, elizabeth holmes is charged with several counts of fraud againstu. government. the delay could push back the start of the trial, which is currently set for august of next year. >>> the nation's largest suppliers of lead paint have agreed to pay $300 million to settle a 19 year lawsuit over the dangers of lead paint in housing. companies

in his to seattle. you know make us healthier and. going to and. we still want them just cause us more trouble soul and konami. you must work again simple keep down on now those who thinks well. you can almost get an answer that one has the most immature manner of thinking succes. baby brought up badly for. a little good ass but i get all my shit you can in a home over here thinking doesn't have any 2nd hand out days that are not a whole day show you that i mean i think of it as i look at elder bush program where you know the mountains pounding gaza. the last he got away and tomorrow. she. was there she's yet to see israel has endured us it'll be just get the last year. i think the moment they did like about i thought don't restore. it. that is the main thing they don't let us in the latest on our school and that i was have a bottom and get. this up for tonight and if i may go to the movie. within syria. because you know she got nearly. 6 while. you see in the several new time on the us today's buzz is that not a word about the timing to look at th

the low we had has moved in to seattle portland and the low clouds and fog chewed up. higher clouds come thes on shore breeze is in place. water temperatures are cold. 51, 54, 55, that will do it. all you need is warmth inland. 40s and 50s to 60s on the temperatures. a difference for some. warmer for most than yesterday 34 truckee. cool, cool morning lows up in the mountains. 56 ar56 arcata. temperatures similar to where they were the last couple of days. subtle changes day-to-day. 60s, 70s, 80s on the temperatures. below ample on a lot of these inland temperatures. not much change here. cooler in to thursday and looks warm erin land as we go in to the weekend. >>> we want to remind you to download the ktvu weather app. it has interactive hourly updates and the seven- day forecast, an easy feature to upload your weather photos and video. the weather app is a free download. >>> the owner of the go ship warehouse has been dodging the courtroom during the trial. tim maybe coming back for another season and how they are honoring kevin durant though durant is going to a new

at the pacific northwest are getting hit with some rain and that area seeing that rain up towards seattle in the portland even a couple lingering showers in a northern california see some of those showers popping up over the chest area over the northern sierra and well that has been the case in the afternoon. we'll see that again. i think for tomorrow to the system kind of slowly works its way further south. now we're going to see some fog and drizzle overnight around the bay area so maybe a little damp, especially along the coastline early on tomorrow morning. tomorrow, mostly sunny by the middle of the day all those lingering clouds and probably a little love tunnel fog sneaking inside the bay too. and then we're going to some sunshine 80's inland, 50's and 60's along the coastline to find some 70's in and around the bay so tomorrow, not going to a big warm up to temperatures slightly warmer least in many spots inland. lawrence homelessness increasing in san francisco. the new building city leaders are hoping will get people off the streets, how lift is trying to be more inclusive with

in seattle. so kind of pushed back on those comments. that was one of several fundraisers he had out west this weekend, jim, as, of course, he's also looking towards that second quarter fundraising total that ended at midnight. as jeff zeleny said, they are looking for a big number as well. we'll see if that happens. >> he didn't mean it as a joke but as a sign of progress but it fell flat. >> fell flat. >> jessica, thanks. how will republicans react if president trump says essentially it's okay for north korea to have nuclear weapons. they have 20 to 60. the political fallout of the proposed nuclear freeze. plus democrats split over the border funding bill as questions linger over poor conditions at migrant facilities. i'm going to speak to a member of the hispanic caucus who is leading a tour of one of those centers today. and violent clashes between protesters and police in hong kong as demonstrators try to smash their way into a government building. we're going to be there live. these are rea

since may according to the seattle times.ays restauranted unlimited is making pay a scapegoat. >> they made some bad business decisions. there were a couple of openings that didn't go well. they're closing them in other places where there's a lower minimum wage. >> reporter: nearly every democratic presidential hopeful supports the $15 federal minimum, more than double the current $7.25 which is still in effect in 21 states. >> long past time. it should be $15 ap hour across the united states of america. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: the nonpartisan congressional budget office just issued a report on raising the federal wage to $15 an hour. it said 17 million people would get a pay raise, but while 1.3 million people would be lifted out of poverty the, it could cost three times that many people their jobs. dan springer, fox news. jon: an international murder mystery unfolding in canada as police are investigating the murders of an american woman and her australian boyfriend. both found dead last week alongside a highway in brit

one study found that seattle's $15 -- the house is not in order, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the gentleman will resume. he house will be in order. mr. meuser: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, we have seen real-world examples of how workers and employers will be punished by such a socialist policy. e study found -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. mr. meuser: washington knows best mandates that stretch across our nation, or better , wn as socialist policies and we have real-world examples showing they simply do not work. there was a very thorough study by washington state university which showed in seattle a $15 minimum wage law reduced total income paid to the city's low-wage workers by $120 million per year in that one city alone. e cost of living in seattle, los angeles, and new york city, where $15 minimum wage is already in place or soon to be, is much higher than my district in pennsylvania. with such disparities and -- in the cost of living across the country, imagin

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since may according to "the seattle times."ponents as restaurants unlimited is making pay a scapegoat. >> they made some bad business decisions. there were a couple of openings that didn't go well. they are closing them in other places where there's a lower minimum wage. >> nearly every democratic presidential hopeful supports the $15 federal minimum, more than double the current 7.25, which is still in effect in 21 states. >> it's long past time to be $15 an hour across the united states. >> in the fight. >> of the nonpartisan congressional budget office just issued a report on raising the federal wage floor to $15 an hour. it's at 17 million people would get a pay raise but while 1.3 million people would be lifted off poverty, it could cost nearly three times that many people their jobs. right. >> bret: dan springer in seattle, thanks. up next, i can that popular face app harmful to your privacy and america's national security? we will bring about story. first, beyond our borders tonight, and an official interbrand says the d

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seattle is flourishing. we have one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country and jobs growing steadily. forbes ranked seattle the number one best place for business and careers in 2018 and despite the , whatnd gloom predictions we have seen is what the seattle times called a crazy restaurant boom with new jobs created every year. the most recent research shows wages for low-wage workers went up without any negative impact on employment and local food prices remain constant so families can better afford to buy healthy food. when we increase the minimum wage, we got strong businesses, healthy families, and flourishing communities. all workers deserve the same thing, let's raise the wage today. host: congresswoman jayapal saying it worked in seattle. seattle based restaurant chain blames high minimum wage for bankruptcy. bill in camden, new jersey. what do you think? caller: i don't believe the $15 wage increase and i will tell you why. i stopped my business three years ago due to my health. hourd to pay

and amazon is now branching farther from its original home in seattle. we'll tell you what people in the emerald city are saying about plans to set up shop in the city. >>> also, a fist fight in disneyland. the punches thrown in toon town. we'll have the latest on the police investigation. >>> and if you're looking at that oakland commute right now. interstate 880 in oakland. oracle commute. traffic is moving well in both directions. >> not sure if we have a prime forecast. but a nice forecast. a little warmer than yesterday. we'll take a look at temps for a tuesday. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 4:44. happening today, an appeals court in new orleans will hear arguments in the trump administration's latest legal challenge to the affordable care act. the fifth circuit court of appeals is reviewing a ruling that said the affordable care act is unconstitutional. several republican-led states are arguing, the act became unconstitutional two years ago, when congress approved the tax bill that ended. if obamacare is wiped out, 20 million peopl

there is no comparison group to seattle and washington state. it is a unique place within that state. there is no other place they could look at and say here is an apples to apples comparison. even though they tried really hard, they had this great data, it was flawed because they did not have good comparison groups. more regular studies to a much better job of making apples to apples comparisons. when you do that rigorous job, but those studies find is increasing the minimum-wage does not cause job loss. host: a quick response? guest 2: the seattle study looked at the hours of been wage workers. comparisonght, a group could only be in washington, as well. the researchers controlled that as best they could and still found the number of hours a low-wage worker worked after the inflammation of the minimum-wage wage went down. the average earnings went down by $75. differences between states over time that if implemented the minimum wage. that research finds there is a negative impact of the memo wage. it is the case study literature looking at the

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forecast out of sfo, after the morning fog and winds, seattle has partly cloudy skies, and we get low clouds in the morning, atlanta gets thunderstorms in the afternoon. every afternoon, and temperatures at this time of year, in the low 90s. new york will have showers overnight lows tonight mid-50s, will do it for the bay area. sun up tomorrow morning 5 minutes before 6:00. concord, 79, very pleasant in san jose, mid-70s. 80 before 6:00. concord, 79, very pleasant in san jose, mid-70s. 84 morgan hill, 76 in the , 69 at hayward come out in east bay the numbers will be in the upper 70s, and low 80s. 80 at antioch, 80 at brentwood, 71 for vallejo. in the north bay, numbers in the low to mid 70s. although santa rosa does not quite hit 83 degrees. it will be warm again for you, in clear lake, in the mid-80s. extended forecast, we go with status quo, the low clouds in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon. and then temperatures recover into the mid to upper 80s by the time we get towards the weekend. so, we start cool, but we finish nice and hot. that is weather, i have no idea if it is de

that will bring some rain to seattle. 50s, 60s. temperatures are slow to warm up here onshore breeze. the pass, 40-49. plenty of low clouds be 60s mai high pressure is on the way back in but for today it is all about the cool so if you like the cool, today is your day. if you want warmer weather, just be patient. it is on the way. >> a manhunt is underway after a georgia sheriff's deputy was killed. the hall county sheriff's office is the deputy was killed while exchanging gunfire with a suspect. it all started after several deputies tried to stop a stolen vehicle. the sheriff's office is searching for multiple suspects. >> a criminal indictment charging billionaire jeffrey with operating a sex trafficking ring. he is charged with creating and maintaining a network that allowed him to sexually exploit and abuse dozens of underage girls. authorities say he paid underage girls for massages and then molested him -- them in the early 2000's. >> while it is from a number of years ago, it is still profoundly important to the many alleged

>> see, seattle isn't that hot seattle is one of the cities where inventory is piling up same with sanon. it's the middle of the country that's in places like oklahoma state, or memphis, some of these more affordable markets where people can afford an entry level home >> i won we talked about some supply problems. how much of a problem that is? do you see that there are buyers out there? there's just not the right inventory or there's not enough of it? how much is supply really the head wind here >> i think supply is the root cause of why we're seeing the market react the way it is, interest rates when interest rates come down the only place for the market to move is prices because there's not enough supply to absorb new demand that's a consequence of builders building towards more luxury, more affluent type customers instead of entry level home. prices are growing most for the starter homes in the bottom third of prices. >> what's the solution, if any, that you can see to the affordability crisis we ran a moment ago about how affordability has driven more and more people to the street

there's more shaking, this time up north in seattle.t was a 4.6 quake that hit the pacific northwest. happened around 2:51 this morning and there is a lot of seismic activity in the seattle area but this is a totally different fault system than the one that caused the ridgecrest earthquake in southern california. no reports of any major damage or injuries but we'll bring you updates as they come in. >>> new overnight an apparent double stabbing in the south bay. so far, details are sketchy. the police are not confirming anything, but we could see a lot of officers, as you see right here, in that area surrounding santa clara street in downtown san jose. this is near the guadalupe river. the videographer covering the incident told us two people were stabbed late last night, one of them multiple times. police are not confirming any of that nor are they telling us if they've located an attacker. they are reaching o, wre police. >>> continuing coverage of the raids scheduled for this weekend. immigrants rights groups are mobilizing in prepar

. >> our goal in san francisco and in seattle is to work with individuals who are cycling in and out of criminal justice and are falling through the cracks and using this as intervention to address that population and the racial disparity we see. we want to focus on the mission in tender loan district. >> it goes to the partners that hired case managers to deal directly with the clients. case managers with referrals from the police or city agencies connect with the person to determine what their needs are and how we can best meet those needs. >> i have nobody, no friends, no resources, i am flat-out on my own. i witnessed women getting beat, men getting beat. transgenders getting beat up. i saw people shot, stabbed. >> these are people that have had many visits to the county jail in san francisco or other institutions. we are trying to connect them with the resources they need in the community to break out of that cycle. >> all of the referrals are coming from the law enforcement agency. >> officers observe an offense. say you are using. it is found out you are in possession of drugs

some people in seattle did feel it though. so far no word on any major damage. >>> san francisco leaders want voters to approve a new $628 billion bond aimed at getting the city ready for the next big quake. mayor london breed had a news conference yesterday. she said the city needs improvements to public safety buildings. >> all of these places matter. so when the disaster hit, their only job is to focus on saving lives of the citizens of san francisco and not worry about the conditions of their buildings and whether or not they are in a that condition in the first place themselves. >> voters will decide on this bond measure in march 2020. >>> it is francisco making earthquake upgrades. east bay mud is laying thousands of feet of pipeline all along the hayward front. >> this usgs simulation, based on the best science says this is what happens of a seven magnitude quake strikes east bay mud water system. >> in berkeley and haywood, the ground will shift 3 to 5 feet. some residents lose water for 6 weeks and up to six months. >

few will tell you that, this is the scene, the pattern, we continue to get these lows dropping it, seattlend portland talking about it, the last two summers the southwest high has built-in and they have been hot. well, we cannot forget that rain does happen in july and it is up there. for us we get fog, 50 centimeters, dropping to the coming up down two, city down to do, a big low in the pacific northwest, look at the system, off the charts, the precipitation will march into northern california and points north up to the algorithm rain. not just light rain but looks like moderate rain, we get fog, drizzle, wind, cooler temperatures, 50s and a few 40s, cloverdale, 49, that is really cool. 49 whitaker, little mid 50s just about anyone else, no doubt about it, the onshore wind in place continues throughout the day until the system swings through, that will be later tonight or tomorrow that system will give us rain, maybe and humbled county, gets its act together in the northern mendocino area that will be later, 50s, 60s, 70on teeratures, back to . >>> a look at traffic, we go right to the du