the seattle times said a seattle police officer a signed to clean up homeless camps said he's gettingick because of the pollution in the sites. so we sent our photographer tose the streets of seattle to see what the officers and residents are encountering here daily. the results will shock you. >> definitely something that i wish we would pay more attention to. a lot of times you'll meet people all around downtown seattle here. people walk past homeless veteransat and other homeless as if they're invisible. >> i don't have a problem with the mentality and give them a safer place. but it needs to be managed well if that's the case. even then, you can only like serve so much of the population. >> i take the train in every day. on my train route here, seeing the amount of homeless every day, i see needles, people struggling. there's people trying to solve it.eo there's housing going up. there's a building going up that will have room for women and children that are displaced. but i think there's people trying to solve it. i don't know what the right answer is. it's easy to ship them out

in seattle amazon is testing a process that may soon go global. simply go to a store. environ out shopping. be monitored and wander out again. 3000 of these stores are expected to open next year. at amazon pick up customers can go and fetch their online purchases. hand of the treasure truck will take the online offer of the day to individual districts if. amazon book stores even sell books offline amazon also owns the world's largest organic market chain as well as its own fleece but their craft. amazon already sells insurance and medication operates publishing houses and fashion my payment systems and cloud services and produces its own films and television programs it penetrates whole areas of our lives and collects data in the process everywhere. it's made jeff bezos the richest man in the world reportedly earning him $100000000.00 a day as a hobby he has his own newspaper the washington post. his company blue origin is i need to launch 2 wrists into space. he's built a huge mechanical clock inside a mountain that's time to run for 10000 years but what does the futu

got to do some quite interesting things branding the message, you have to run in basically downtown seattle. we had a wonderful effective campaign, we ran a campaign that said there is no them and this is a statement against the sense that politics have become very tribal, very divisive and even up there in seattle where you've got basic political culture, right, throughout the united states that the problems of the extremes, whatever side you're on, left or right and in many ways, the quiet moderate left and the quiet moderate right have more in common with each other than with the extremes of their own political side. and that rising affection in the u.s. polls are showing that and that means it's a political open because it's a problem that the main parties, the political establishment is making worse, but if insurgent can exploit, everybody feels that you need to stop doing politics this way, so that was what the campaign is about, there is no them, there is no them but us, it's rather different from the typical matt susan in seattle, you know. >> host: how did he do? >> guest: where in

. >> tonight's world premiere video from the seattle band nirvana. 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 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 a great songwriter with an abil

my nephew lives in seattle and told me it's nuts.how crazy the lightning and the thunder is up there. so may be a light night in seattle. >> pac-12 in the morning. >> breakfast with the pac-12. >> they were trying to do that. may have a 9:00 a.m. game tomorrow. more after the more after the awful alright, so this is how you are gonna say:wn. you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! and you even get this. mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five everybody. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. don't miss the xfinity best deal of the year. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get amazing tv and internet during our best deal of the year! with huge savings of $600 over two years. plus a speed upgrade to 400 megs, free for 2 years. and ask about even more savings with xfinity mobile. click, call, or visit a store today. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentione

>> stephen: my bag's in seattle now? >> your bag's in seattle. your bag is in seattle! darn it!'ll bring the bag to you. i'll get it shipped to you. hold on one second. i'm calling seattle. ( laughter ) >> stephen: really? yeah? >> carol, hey, girl, it's tiff. what you doing? check this out. check this out. girl, one of the bags that was supposed to come from chicago to los angeles went chicago- seattle. you can geet yes. when is the next flight? two hours. okay. let me get you tag numbers. 34737. okay. yeah! thanks! yeah! from the tv show. ( laughter ) okay. all right. all right, then, okay, okay, bye. okay, so your bag is going to be here next week. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i want to lose my bag now. this is dangerous. this is why it's dangerous. this is why they can't have you doing this because people would want their bags lost and they would want their flight delayed. downed how dangerous this is? >> you know what's crazy? it got to the point people would come in just to say hi to me. they would fly and come in and say, "hey, tiff. how you doing? what's going on?

they do great work. >> and i was asking you, i'm like, "are you from seattle?"e to this particular charity? >> yeah, about five years ago, i went through a really rough time and my priest said to me, "i'm gonna send you to a place." i hopped on the plane and i ended up in seattle and i was serving soup in a soup kitchen. ended up spending a couple of weeks there, and it was a great experience, and i learned that everybody in life deserves a second chance. >> and they've changed your life as much as you're helping them, which is great. >> well, i think they did more for me than i've done for them, and i hope they get lots of money. a million dollars, chris, would go a long way. >> that's up to you, man. we're only 9 questions away. you're playing good. $5,000 guaranteed. >> nine? >> all the lifelines-- you know nine things. >> i do, yeah. >> you're a shark. you know nine things. all the lifelines are there. so we're in good shape as we get back to it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] >> i'm ready! >> today we start with the

hernandez who spent 15 seasons in seattle. incredible career in seattle.the oakland starter allowed just one run and struck a six in six innings. he got the victory 3-1. paul clemens one came ahead of the race for the top spot. the indians lost was not so the athletics lowered their magic number to clinch a playoff spot to one. they can lock up the postseason on friday with the victory or cleveland laws. the giants and the rockies. better supersize me for the home run you're about to see. you can tell it by.'s 21st home run. the giants get the victory -3. they have won three out of the last four games. jim nance may need to find a new partner on sunday. the hottest dog on cbs football coverage was playing golf. you cannot see is it. trust me, it is tony romo. the cbs nfl analyst on 18. he tied for 28 and is in great position to make the cut. phil mickelson, not so much. 's last shot out of bounds. he took a drop that hit the second ball onto somebody's road. he got a nine on the home and finish with a three over 75. they are the coleaders seven underpar. >

. >> there was a candidate in seattle was running as a libertarian and a 90 percent democratic district. so there was some quite interesting things through downtown seattle we ran a campaign this is where politics have become very tribal and divisive. so the problem is the extreme so the quiet moderate left and right with each other than with the extremes of their own politicals and that is the section in the us and surveys are showing that and polls are showing that and that means it is a political open door because the main parties of the political establishment that the insurgent can exploit. to get ahead of the curve politically. so that's what the campaign was about. so to be rather distant in variable that's part of branding the campaign. >>host: how did he do to implement the plan so we broke up to 8 percent of the democratic party vote we had an 8 percent swing counties but he said he would do for cycles. but then he decided after the first try he would not continue. [laughter] >>host: when did you get interested in american politics quick. >> i have a website called watching am

it's a problem in seattle. now a guy is suing over it.my city in why can't these liberal government officials get it fixed? >> i actually can. when i was on your program in new york we had a conversation about affordable housing and the failures of rent control and the way there has been in many ways a progressive failure. i'm engaged with someone running for city council trying to get the city focused on local politics, which is not just about government money it's bin season toughizing develops to build middle class housing. multiple and single family dwelling units. people used to live in them and they could afford the rent. it's a huge problem. i wouldn't say the many only a liberal problem. trish: i think if bernie sanders has his way we'll look like the ussr. you remember that housing. >> no, i see a free market solution. but people have to be incentivized to build that. it can't be apartments for the very, very wealthy then low-income house. the definition of the middle class has changed. people are working hard. what that represen

seattle reported widespr becaust storm.he storm was so big, in a way the impact was felt all the way back here in the bay area. the storm forced players off the field at husky stadium in seattle where washington was set to take on win the game after a 2 and a half-hour delay. >>> kind of looking at our bay area forecast which is pretty nice. >> just to talk about what we saw in seattle, we very rarely get lightning here in the bay area. it can happen. we don't see it here anywhere near as often as most places in the country do. seattle is the same way because of the pacific ocean. we've got this big pool of cold air which seems to stabilize the atmosphere when storms move in. we're not able to generate the kind of lightning show like we saw in seattle. that was headlines up there and it would be headlines here if it happened and it has happened in recent years. looking from the top of the sales force tower, if you take a look off to the west, you see that one little band right there. we've not had much of the marine layer f

doing enough to reduce its carbon footprint, and hundreds are planning to walk out of the firm's seattlerotest later today. the bbc‘s dave lee has more. if amazon had hoped that thursday's announcement would dampen the energy of the walkout, that doesn't seem to have been the case. 0rganisers have told me that the firm's pledge to meet the spirit of the paris agreement is proof that their concerns are being listened to, and they feel invigorated. but in others' view, it doesn't go far enough. one of the organisers of the walkout is emily cunningham, a user experience designer from amazon in seattle and says amazon's impact on climate change goes well beyond its own goals and sustainability. if amazon truly wants to be a climate leader, we absolutely cannot be in bed with fossil fuel companies. currently, we're selling our artificial intelligence to big oil and gas to help them extract oil more quickly, and that's the exact opposite of what we need right now. scientists say absolutely, to avert catastrophic warming, we must keep fossil fuels in the ground. 0rganisers have said they hope a

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the first car robbery they did four people and the second one he got seven people in seattle then they got away with about $200,000. >> these were certainly not ordinary bank robbers. they robbed the car and enable them to fund their battle, not to put in their pocket or buy drugs. they're stealing for the cause. >>> more money the order had, the bigger they were. as a result of armed and car robberies they were able to go out and purchase firearms and they were becoming very, very strong army. >> by this time bob has become inspirational. people are drawn to him. he made them believe that they will be successful. >> at that point they were well ahead of me. look, i am playing catch-up all these things that are happening and i don't know how it all ties together. i am still trying to put together a report that i can send to the department of justice that will show enough probable cause that they'll allow me to do a full scale investigation otherwise i am limited. i need a team of agents. i want to get this thing moving so i got information on what's happening but i am not allowed to do

>>eporter: shawn a source famili with what happened sayser atth there was a group of seattle sounders fans heading to a nearby bar. fa hathes w dc teal some of the scarves and flags that they had.am e to blows at at point sending one person to the hospital. >> z, into thecoer ,rn see if we'll to videor: a that'same v. but even though fans were happy thesupporters. the dc united sai they followelb according to the policeas rertpd injuries for veral those seattle fans. we spoke to people tonight whoo tensions explode into violence. friendly city asport. a very for me,ny 36 careers of age an ner really seeing that hostilit >> it's really not worth it. sporting events espia lly just to have a goodim t statement sayy f tumirty n they will not tolerate violence at audi field. we undstdannited is workingiu to e wif can identify the suspecyts. right now it's uncar if alcohol was involved in this attack. back to you. >>> the teens who b allegedeat a man to death at pe aaracank hap icepened on fri night and was quickly posted all over social media. prosecutors say the two brothe, ages 15 and 16

west coast are, by volume, seattle, los angeles, and san diego. each port is different in terms of ship and passenger volumes, destinations, cruise types and rates. by far, seattle is the largest of the ports, hosting 1.2 million passengers this year for summer cruises to alaska, featuring two new terminals with a third one out for bid. the average bundled passenger fee is $29. los angeles will welcome 615,000 passengers at its existing terminals in san pedro. these are primarily short cruises of seven days or less to mexico, and a few 15 day cruises to hawaii. the bundled passenger fee is $14 san diego expects 338,000 passengers this year at its two downtown terminals. as with l.a., most of the voyages are three, four, and seven days to mexico. the san diego bundled fee is $9. as stated, the port of san francisco expects just under 300,000 passengers this year. we are a year-round crews ports, with alaska cruises in the spring and summer, and california coastal, mexico, and hawaii itineraries in the fall and winter. our bundled fee is currently $

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hernandez making his final start with seattle. the kings in full force.interested in a fond farewells. the team leading. they give a 3-0 lead. hernandez, who spent 15 seasons in seattle, a tip of a cap for an incredible career. oakland starter allowed just one run and struck out six. ace 113-1. here is what that means. oakland most one-game ahead of the idle race for the top wildcard spot. indians lost tonight so that is lowered the magic number 21 game. they can lock up a postseason berth. the champagne on ice friday with a win over equipment . >>> giant and rockies. you better supersize me for the home run you are about to see. in the words, you can until it goodbye. deepest part of the art. his 21st home run. giants win. they have 133 of the last four games. >>> the hottest dog on cbs football coverage was playing golf at the safeway open in napa. you cannot see his head, trust me, it is tony romo. out of the sand, set up a bird on 18. he cut it to two under 70. he is tied and 28 and in great position to make the cuts. >>> 5th hole he's like the out of

how do we prevent fentanyl becoming entrenched in opioid markets like san francisco, seattle, portland, which have major heroin markets? that said, this problem could get worse before it gets better. just thinking about untapped markets. the key take away, today's overdose crisis is different from prior crises. bys is different -- driven -- it's much cheaper. users aren't asking for fentanyl . they are often taking steps to avoid coming into contact with fentanyl. that may change over time. fentanyl has displaced heroin in new hampshire. over time, users may become accustomed. but they are actually trying to avoid it. this is different. suppliers are making the decision to move to fentanyl, not users. with that, i will turn it over to talk about some of these futures. you, we explained it to have insights why this problem accelerated the past five or six years. we spent a lot of time looking at how these problems developed in other countries. we also spent trying to help the readers understand how cheap this is. it's hard to get good information about retail prices, but we look at impo

they have to take care of business in seattle because they're battling tampa bay to host the wild cardnager of the year. top seven. down 2-1 with a man on. going opposite field. 36th of the year. adding to the career high. bottom nine now. onto close it. tieing run on third two outs. just knocks it past. we're tied at three. moments later, crawford doubles to left. long races home. scoring the winning run. the a's still popping the champagne. they clench a wild card spot. they are tied with the rays for home field for wednesday. giants and dodgers. the award for most inspirational giant. steve kerr celebrating his 54th birthday watching his favorite team the dodgers. they came out on fire. bellinger bashes his 47th of the year. 10. very next pitch. seager taking out of the yard. a two run shot. 5-0. he goes two innings. >> the bears are back in the national spotlight. ranked 15th in the nation. and trying to go 5-0 for the second time since 2007. cal taking on arizona state. douns 7-0 in the first. dropping a dime to clark. tieing it 579. just before the half, bad news for the bears. h

seattle and l.a. put between 20 and 25% of the total resources in operations, not just the new toys that get built, but also the existing services like those that have been critically cut. so we think it's important that the percentages be higher than what is currently in the faster proposal. thank you. >> thank you. michael warden, followed by nia selby, the last two people. >> no worries. >> i appreciate your senior moment. thank you. my name is thea selby, chair of the san francisco transit riders and i believe you are the president now? >> vice chair. >> borden for being at our transit week last week, i think was a huge success and got a lot of supervisors to take public transit and the mayor as well, she was on there all week, i understand. so, a lot of what i'm part of voices for public transportation, i was one of the people who helped to start this movement looking at seattle and los angeles. i have a strong connection to move l.a. in los angeles, we spoke to mr. heminger some time ago when he

the only thing that needs to be decided where are they going to play a's in seattle to magic number isr home-field advantage top of the 7th oakland trails to one. so matt olson changes that on one swing a 2 run. a's jump on top 3, 2,it shocked. the bottom of the night. same score. liam hendriks trying to close it out. on up the middle for a base hit the runner from 3rd will come in to score. just like that the mariners tie it and mariners literally just walked off with a double a's fall for 3 crazy ending now over oracle park, final 3 games of bruce bocce is historic career. what we're trying figure out the video situation there's kevin duran we'll hear from him in a bit but let's go to the dodgers video arwa scott's of cal football. we're told fast and furious right now. with what's happening. we have a meltdown in our control okay going on and wi welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for baske

his career will likely continue but his time in seattle likely over.t to tom hanks tonight, there is crying in baseball. an emotional night in seattle, a's win 3-1. a win tomorrow and they clinch a spot in the playoffs. rnn san franrapping up the seri with the rockies. tyler bede struck out seven. he left in the eighth. having an mri waiting for results. mike yastrzemski has a home run to the deepest part of the park. now to the fifth, tied again. not anymore. dubon with a sickle to right. misplay to the outfield. alex dicker son scores. 3-2 scores. three for four in the game. giants win 8-3. they will end the season with a series against the dodgers. >>> nfl eagles and packers at lambeau field. fourth quarter, jordan howard takes the rock and rolls into the end zone. philly up by 7. late in the fourth now, packers on the move. aaron rodgers fires for the end zone but it is tipped and picked off. that's the first interception of the season for rodgers. the eagles fly by the packers 34-27. >>> going for a drive in wine country. this week the pga tees it

>>the a's need to win the 3 of 4 in seattle to guarantee themselves. number is down to 3 so the a's and rays i don't know we could be going back and forth in the final few days left that we have in goin a lot of funds will be talking to baseball also be catching up with the latest on the raiders and 49 ers bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on a star back to you can all right, thanks guys we've seen a few minutes and the beatles legendary album abbey road. >>to celebrating his golden anniversary today 50 years after its release fans from all over the world still come together at the iconic st. cross and get it. john paul george and ringo's started to cross that street right there and for the recording studio on august 8th, 1969 creating what is now. perhaps the most famous album cover of all time abbey road features classics such as here comes the sun something and maxwell's silver hammer. >>and if you're looking for a cool new job. new zealand is looking for construction partner to work in antarctica they want people who can leave the redevelopme

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joining me from seattle, chip joining me from seattle to discuss, matt day.uss the scrutiny that brought amazon to this point where they now have to work on regulation. matt: this has been a bit of a firestorm over the last two years. technology that matches an image or video of a face up to any sort of set of images in a collection. it has gotten to the point where it is pretty good and commercially available for the first time, so a man -- amazon is not the only one with a product on the market, but they are one of the more high-profile cases. have gone after them contending that just the existence of these products is interviews to civil liberties. taylor: generally, what do we know about the draft legislation that is in the works? matt: we don't know a whole lot. bezos was not specific. s. was rushed away by aide we do know amazon came out with a set of principles it was going to recommend in case of potential regulation, things like government should be transparent if they are using facial recognition technologies in spaces where that technology is activ

any sense that amazon is seattle -- amazon in seattle could see that transition to more of a federalspencer: they would have to be concerned even if it existed only in california because that's the big -- that's the biggest market for them. amazon has multiple systems to accomplish delivery. where it could potentially hit amazon is in this flex network where they actually have an over-type delivery service were people in their spare time in their own cars could deliver amazon packages. taylor: thank you. a venture capital firm cofounded by peter thiel is fielding questions from the fbi following a complaint by a former employee according to a person familiar with the inquiry who asked not to be identified. the fbi has question people close to the company in recent months regarding financial misconduct at the firm. mythical capital has roughly 3.2 billion dollars under management and holds stakes in more than a dozen companies including palantir, also started by peter thiel -- mithril capital. coming up, we talk to the man behind this new bassinet on where it is headed. he is the man

they beat seattle 3-1. the a's extended their lead for the american league's top wild-card playoff spot. all the way to a four-game. they moved begins at the cleveland indians with three games left to play.giants are wrapping up their season this weekend at home against the dodgers. giants rookie mauricio davon had a single a double and a home run. helping the giants beat the colorado rockies 8-3. he came off the bench in his 21st home run of the season as the giants gave bruce beaudry a career when number 2003. >>> there only three games left for bruce beaudry before he retires as manager of the giants. >> this week and they will hold ceremonies of course honor one of the best managers in major league history. that includes ringing in players for the 2010, 2012 and 2014 world series team. there are still seats available for that title game. sunday, i was looking they have seats for $76 and they are way up in the outfield. i like how they call them view outfield. >> i'm sitting in south seats because i'm ta

waiting for his flight to seattle. he has been traveling for almost two days from pakistan. >> you see how i'm dealing with this, just taking rest. waiting for my flight so i can go home and sleep and wake up in the morning. >> reporter: he received these text messages about delays from united airlines alerting him runway construction is reducing the number of planes the faa will allow to land at sfo. today is the first day sfo will close one runway for a 20-day construction project. they will remove surface paving to install a new base layer. it may close some lanes to drivers near the airport. >> briefly from los angeles. and i think we got told that they said there was a delay. >> reporter: luckily, esther lord's delay won't cause her to miss her flight back to new zealand. >> if we can't get this flight, that would change the plans. i don't think our bosses would be too happy. >> reporter: sfo says the closure is expected to affect about 26 flights a day. airlines including united are voluntarily reducing their fli

despite getting 3 all christian netted his 2nd goal of the game in the 89th minute to win it for seattle 3. charlie the has dedicated his win at the belgian formula one to f 2 is on 12 who died on saturday for a smile. it's in the nature of motor sport for racing to continue even in its darkest hours the belgian formula one grand prix was preceded by tributes for the french formula 2 driver and one who bear. the 22 year old died following a crash at the spa circuit on saturday the bears mother and brother appeared at the start line clutching his racing helmets thoughts were also with the other driver involved one man while korea is in intensive care after breaking both of his legs the sport's governing body has launched an investigation that will assess how the cars involved and safety features that the track behaved during the incident. a crash on the 1st lap of the formula one race had everyone holding their breath max for stopping was unhurt but out of the rings. tributes to their continued to ring the action as fans applauded during lap 19 who bear spray snubber ferrari's charla clar

vancouver, seattle, portland has been some really good rain in the north coast. crescent city has had an inch and a half of rain. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. 47 at the airport. fairfield is 49. 46 lakeport. we are running anywhere from 4 to 16 or 17 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. napa airport the leader of the pack so far at minus 17. fairfield, minus 16. woodside has dipped to 47 on the peninsula. the park at 51 along with los alto. mid 50s for others. hillsboro is at 53. if it feels cooler, it is. 30 in truckee. 40 in reno. 29 south lake tahoe. the incline is at 29. much colder. i'll tell you that didn't take look. there say bigger slugger reinforcing the cold air on the bay way for tomorrow. mostly sunny and partly cloudy day today. that next system is packing. look at that. that is cold coming in off of seattle. there will approximate a little bit for some light rain. a little more north of the golden gate again. i think we are in for another round of some light rain. not as much as yesterday. it will be a little more towards the north tomo

seattle, everyone thinks of seattle as the coffee capital this town has been a major player in the coffeereally, really come up in a big way. so stumptown was also an early adapter to this, they started playing around with kegs and nitrogen. by 2015, i think they introduced their first cans. what is really cool about them is to have created these cans with a tiny widget that you can put nitrogen in. through force of nature, when you pop open the can, the pressure from the gas explodes. so when you pour it out, you get that satisfying cascade of bubbles and everything. jason: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. carol: yes indeed, it is also online on businessweek.com. it is also on our mobile app. jason: what is your must-read? carol: peter coy, i love it. taking a look at the periodic table, it has been around 150 years, it takes us back to our chemistry class all the experiments in chem lab, but it is an important table even more than ever before, and peter explains that so well. jason: there was a character behind the periodic table, one of my favorites coming courtes

you're in seattle. what are you seeing there?e expected to take part in this climate march today. they just announced new climate plans, including buying 100,000 electric delivery plans. they want to be net carbon neutral by 2040. some employees say it's not still enough. they want the company to stop donating to climate science and they also want them to stop using technology to help oil and gas companies, something ceo jeff bazos has flatly rejected. there are 1300 workers in the seattle area. this will not really effect their business. the students these amazon workers will meet up with, the school district is not offering any excused absences, though they said they admire their enthusiasm. i spoke to one 15-year-old who said she feels like this is her issue. she said it's her generation that will be most impacted but it's the older generations that actually have the power to do something about it, brianna. >> scott mclean, renee marsh, bill, thank you to all of you. >>> what actually happened with the bidens and ukraine? we'l

this out it was shot in a a who allowed one run and 6 cities to help beat seattle 3 to one. now the a's are on the brink. the playoffs just one win away from clinching the wild card and the mariners they don't cry in their soup about. know, there's no crying in baseball, but there's plenty of it on airplanes and usually the baby sitting right behind me. now there's a way you can make sure that you are not near a crying kid, japan airlines actually shows you where the kids are sitting if they're under 2 years old. and then you can pick a different seat. so like let's look at the chart all right, there's definitely there's a kid in. i ca hear him. i can hear him and then you can look at where you could stopping here yemen. you could sit ok, here's safe and these rs down here hold on a second years thing is i think we can one up on on this because if they weren't on offer a discount. i would say all sit next to the baby. he said of same i >>i would do it just for a free drink. what off of lot. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounge ers at century sa

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his teammate in seattle, and in life, is his identical twin, shaquill.be hard to tell apart. shaquem is on the left of your screen. and that's shaquill on the right-- he is one of the best cornerbacks in the league. >> intercepted by shaquil griffin! >> shaquem griffin: as a brother, he's very protective, and he takes his being a big brother role very seriously. >> alfonsi: but how much of a big brother is he? you're twins. >> shaquem griffin: 60 seconds. but he makes it feel like its been years since he's been born. he does good at his job, i guess, because he thinks it's a job being a big brother. >> alfonsi: do you think it's a job being a big brother? >> shaquill griffin: yes. well, if you're his big brother. it's definitely a job. >> alfonsi: we first met the twins at a family reunion in atlanta where they were sporting matching t-shirts and smiles. but back at the home they shared in seattle, they bickered like only brothers can. it took all of five minutes before a friendly ping-pong match became an argument over the score. >> shaquem griffin: so

was a match up between 2 teens vying for 2nd place in major league soccer western conference the seattle sounders to cause last time frame of this galaxy in what was a high scoring affair the sound is comfortable leading to nil just past the hour mark but there's lots and scored in the 66 a minute his goal however couldn't inspire a victory despite getting to 3 all seattle stone late final score for 3. 100 smith is ready to return to international action fall straight after his concussion injury it seems leaving batsman missed the 3rd ashes test against england after being struck on the head by delivery from. the series if they have a one off to unlikely when the last time out of the 4th test gets under way in manchester on thursday. and that's always full for me and you will have more for you later on but for now back to peter turner thanks very much less returning street whitehall middle of london because the u.k. prime minister post johnson we understand in discussing the possibility of a snap general election inferi it could happen as early as october the 11th details when we come ba

are there gog to be some new web designers that get minted in seattle? of course.ve so, ug into the numbers on whas happening, and o labor market is not transitioning. and the easiest example is, if you look at the manufacturing workers that lost their jobs in the midwest,al almostof them left the workforce and never worked again. and then half of thagroup filed for disability,yo anthen saw surges in suicides and drug overdoses in those communities,oi to the where american life expectancy has decned for the last three years. so this is not a situation where time is healing all wounds. time is actually phing more americans to the sidelines in disastrous fashions. >> so, then explain what would ncppen to the people who are on government assiswhenhey have the opportunity to have the freedom dividend. do they have to choose, or -- and how do they go about choosing? >> so, every american is eligible for the freedom dividend, but if you opt ineit's optional because we obviously not gonna force money on you.t you do opt in, then you're choosing to forego cash-l