>>this is a live picture from the scene this is dotown seattle want to read you a tweet from seattle police department beause there are very w details on who this is what police are saying right now. this is a quote from the seattle police department officers investigating shooting near 4th and pine, multiple victims, the suspect has fled a him offiers and medics are providing first aidto the injured. additional information to come this started just about 5 o'clock about an hour ago in downtown seattle as you can see from these livepictures, a heavy police presence and a lot of medical personnel on the scene in the heart of seattle yh, we'll keep an eye this story throughout this newsst and the rest of the night and bring you dates as it is warranted and mo information comes in. >>it awful it's devastating. this i

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>>this is a live picture from the scene this is dotown seattle want to read you a tweet from seattle police department beause there are very w details on who this is what police are saying right now. this is a quote from the seattle police department officers investigating shooting near 4th and pine, multiple victims, the suspect has fled a him offiers and medics are providing first aidto the injured. additional information to come this started just about 5 o'clock about an hour ago in downtown seattle as you can see from these livepictures, a heavy police presence and a lot of medical personnel on the scene in the heart of seattle yh, we'll keep an eye this story throughout this newsst and the rest of the night and bring you dates as it is warranted and mo information comes in. >>it awful it's devastating. this is e most deadly epidemic that facing ou city right now. >>now it's 6 grim figures show a steep increase in the number of fatal opioid related overdoses on the stres of san francco and hello everody i'm pale and i'm ken wayne fatal heroin and fentanyl overdoses more than doub

wang your day job in seattle at is the ceo of coding dojo. explained what coding dojo does. >> guest: thank you for having me on the program. the way you essentially provide tech training to anyone with no software development that round or data science background and training for three months andr get them ready for the digital economy. after coming out of her program they will be ready to become a software developer working for a tech company. >> host: in addition to that you ride a column for forbes technology counsel. one of your recent columns he talked about this idea of a skilled gap in this country and howw apprentice programs mighte a way to bridge that gap. explained what the skills gap is auc. guess who absolutely. we are in the fourth industrial revolution. we are looking at urtula reality bioscience robotics and different technologies that are happening. it's really software and hardware and right now coming out of thein four year college e are not getting trained on the essential skills. in the private sector there a lot of stud

here at home, a patient near seattle in isolation. doctors using a robot to treat him to avoid contact. this morning what we're learning about the virus, the warning at u.s. airports and the city of 11 million people now in virtual lockdown with no planes or trains leaving town. >>> also breaking overnight, downtown shooting. gunfire erupting outside a mcdonald's in a major u.s. city. a 9-year-old boy among the victims and a woman is killed. what police revealed overnight. >>> hillary clinton back in the news. this time new legal trouble. why she's being sued for $50 million and how responding. >>> breaking news from the historic australia wildfires. three americans are presumed dead as a firefighting plane crashes. >>> plus, what would you do? a man finds a box containing $27,000 in cash left outside this atm. >>> and from the seafoam that's higher than people's waistlines to the sudden and disturbing death of mr. peanut to the little girl tasting ice cream for the very first time, all the trending stories for your thursday morning.

police in seattle searching for two people after a violent shootout in downtown seattle where one woman was killed and seven others were hurt. kevin cork has the very latest on the investigation. >> a man hunt is under way after a deadly shooting in seattle wednesday night. police have booked and arrested one suspect but are still searching for two others. both have extensive criminal histories and gang connections. >> if you see them, if you know them, please do not approach them. call 911 immediately. >> the shooting stemmed outside an mcdonald's. killing one woman and injuring several others. cellphone video shows multiple people running away from the scene. officials are now issuing a call to action on gun violence. despite the reason up tick in violence, most of seattle has seen a decrease in crime compared to the year before. for example in 2019 robbery was down 9%. aggravated assault was down by about 4%. i'm kevin cork fox news. >>> authorities in sonoma county are now assessing the environmental impact. nearly 100,000 gallons of cabernet spilled out of a large blending tank. a

. >> tonight's world premiere video from the seattle band nirvana. 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 ♪ entertain us ♪ 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 ♪ >> 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 ability to scream almost in tune. it just gave an intensity that was really unique. ♪ i k

. >> there is a single case involving a man who traveled from china to seattle in january. >>> justin pg&e thought it was making some headway, the governor is saying not so fast. maria medina is live with governor newsom's objections. >> his objections came in the form of a press conference in court documents filed against pg&e today. this was supposed to be a big step for the troubled utility company. pg&e announced they just made an agreement with wild fire victims to emerge from chapter 11 bankruptcy. then the governor stepped in to protest the request for court approval of the financing proposal because he says it calls for borrowing unions of dollars to pay off its bills. he says it would hurt the utilities ability to reduce wildfire risks. >> if they don't get their act together, we will do it for them. governance, transparency, oversight, and safety. >> the governor went on to say that pg&e does not get out of bankruptcy by this june he's working on a strategy for a state takeover of the utility. pg&e responded and wallets made progress in resolving victim claims and restructur

>>> right now at 7:00, multiple people shot in busy downtown seattle. the gunman is on the run. >>> the coronavirus death toll is up to 17. more than 500 infected cases worldwide. >>> just one day after san francisco police touted a drop in homicides, the city is facing a sharp rise from a different killer. >>> the governor is reaching out to the feds for help with california's homeless crisis. >>> right now, and streaming on cbsn bay area, breaking news out of seattle. the search is on for the gunman who shot at least eight people. we have learned at least one victim has died after gunfire erupted in the busy downtown area. just before 5 pm, people are being treated at a nearby hospital. >> we ran down here and then we saw this massive scene. seattle police tweeted out that they were investigating a shooting and they said it happened around the fourth and pine areas. we can see multiple medics and officers in that area. there could be more victims. we are told that the shooter did run away. it is a male and that person has not been caught. when we talk

ne seattle isof those citi.t its sights on single-use utensils, bags and straws in july of 2018, becoming the first major american city to implement an outright ban. why straws? fong: not all plastics are created equal. nawaz: as becca fong of seattle public utilities explains, even the best recycling system isn't perfect.ng it's geared to capture certain types of plastic of certain sizes and if it doest fit into those categories it's not really recoverable. nawaz: so speaki of certain sizes, something like this. a tiny little plastic straw. where does something like that straw fit? fong: the fact that it made it here is pretty impressive but the vast majority ofalsmal through the machinery and not be able to be recovered to be recycled.an nawaz: more impothan thend ban itself is the way in which it makes people think about the way they use plastic. fong: it is that piece of material that is so small and so nua aed and actually kind n extra for a lot of people that it actually makes people stop and think,ed so n

but your day job in seattle is a ceo of coding dojo. can you slain what it does? guest: thank you for having me on the program. dojo, we of coding provide in demandtec training to anyone with no developing background, and train them for three months and get them ready for the economy. so after coming out of the program they will be ready to become a software developer, working with tech companies in the tech sector. you write a column for forbes technology council, you talk about the idea of a skills gap in this country, and how apprenticeship programs might be a way to bridge that gap, can you explain what the skills gap is? we are in the fourth industrial revolution, we are looking at virtual and augmented reality, bioscience, robotics, and different technologies that are happening. and everything underneath this poweringreally in the of the economy. students coming out of four-year college are not getting trained on essential skills. what we are seeing in the private sector is that there are a lot of students coming out of four-year college carrying hundred tho

[laughter] >> so that's kind of indicative of seattle.es: you buy this firehouse that was promoted as a potential residence -- residential dwelling. >> yeah. charles: then they say no, you can't use it. what did they want to use it as? as a firehouse? >> well, they initially approached us, and i jokingly said should i buy a fire truck? after all you're calling it a fire station, but it turns out that they had an issue that they hadn't dealt with internally on changing the land use from a fire station to a residential property, which by the way they knew before they even marketed this property they knew they needed to change it. somehow it got lost in the bureaucracy of land use in the city of seattle. charles: this is absolutely nuts. what's happening now? how are you using this property? >> well, i use it for an office. i have a daughter that has a style and entertainment business that she does food prep and photography there. my grand kids come down and spend time there, with their friends. we've had birthday parties, family dinners. yo

here's 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 homicide -- 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 x 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

>> kayna whitworth from seattle tonight. kayna, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here to the bitter cold across the east. i can attest to it, standing outside here in washington tonight. and that new winter storm marching across the country. a wind chill advisory in miami for the first time in seven years. the cleveland area tonight buried under up to six inches of lake effect snow. and this question tonight, could that new storm potentially become a nor'easter when it slams into the east? chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all for us. >> reporter: david, it was the coldest of the season for atlanta and it is going to get even colder as we share that air down into south florida. numbers wise, 21, charleston, 35 new orleans tomorrow morning. but focus on tampa and miami. all could easily see their coldest air in two years. if miami drops to 42, it would tie the coldest in two years. 55-mile-per-hour gusts, one to two feet of snow in the kas says. then you have winter weather advisories from st. louis to des moi

seattle is one of them. so those five cities in america, 90% of the jobs, with that has had this enormous influx of high-paying salaries, vitality, people from all over the world, but then there are those who are locked out, and the bridges to have been shot, so we really have to look at -- how do we make seattle more affordable for more people, how do we make sure there is to economic opportunity, both for our youth coming up but also for seniors and whatever their second and third acts are. those are things we are working on. steven: mayor price, thank you so much. are you guys already for this? do you think seattle is the best city in the united states? [laughter] mayor price: no, of course not, and he would say it is miami. steven: i have to set that up. mayor price: of course you did. everyone is wrong once. [laughter] steven: i have to have some fun with mayor price. tell us how it is, and i know you will, i am intrigued on these communities. millennials we hear a lot about, we have different ways of f

we have mayors from seattle all the way to miami.ell us about what exactly aarp is doing on the local level to build these communities that work for people of every generation. because, really, don't millennials and seniors want the same things from their community? they want affordable housing. they want good access to transportation. they want good access to businesses, to shopping, to services. nancy: yeah. a number of years ago we took on being the leader in the u.s. for the world health organization age friendly communities initiative. now we have over 450 communities across the country, some as small as 50 or 100 residents who have committed to take action on various access of livable communities. kathleen: shall i give a shout out to fort worth? nancy: most of the mayors here i think are part of age friendly communities. the truth is the kinds of issues that are at the forefront of communities big and small, things like affordable housing. housing needs to be affordable whether you are on a fixed income or whether you are at y

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wang goes to the ibew training center in seattle. i suggest he goes to the ua training center in seattle. they will be happy to show you how we do it. host: thank you for sharing your story. what do you want to take from that? richard: that is great. we are seeing an increase in time -- that is great. one thing we have to think about, not just young graduates out of college or people pursuing college, but also, we are getting into artificial intelligence economy, the aia economy. economy. we have 3 million truckers driving trucks. we are starting to see autonomous trucks in the next five to 15 years. when that happens, we are displacing more than 3 million truckers. for some of my colleagues, they have used google assistant. those are like robots. in the u.s. we have more than 2 million people who are carpenters. when these things start to displace workers, you look at the rough map of call center support. how are we going to retrain and re-skill this audience? that is a big problem we have to solve. in terms of rescaling or workforc

we're following out of seattle we are now learning that 6 people have been shot and injured and at least one person has died. this all happening in the heart of downtown seattle at 4th and pine are looking at live pictures nowfrom the aa, this is a very active scene right now police say, someone started shooting arou an hour and a half ago just about 5 o'cck tonight. police say they do not have a suspect that the gun man or woman fled the ara after the shooting. at least 3 pele were seen being placed on strchers but again we've now learned at least 6 people were sht. police have been swarming that going through that by part of downtown seattle there's a macy's right at that corner where the shooting haened. no word if thereare any other injuries associated with this shooting or even why this ooting happened. this is the 3rd shooting in downtown seattle this week, a man wa shot and killed inthat same just last night we'll continue to follow this breaking news throughout the hour and bring trying to make this happen. >>and also in june, the defense department announces they're going to rel

just a few weeks systems brushing us but most of the energy is up in seattle and portland. a system does arrive tomorrow late tuesday, early wednesday and it will move across giving us a couple one hundredths. 30s and and on the peninsa up including woodside at 35. palo alto a lot of upper 30s, montero is 42 in fremont at 38, 16 at truckee so there are cooler readings for sure and they will get colder than that under clear skies but right now everything is up and over the ridge of high pressure. very common to get midwinter dry spells. this is the system late tuesday into wednesday unless you are by ukiah. so lots of sunshine today and upper 50s for most. sunshine in the morning with increasing clouds late tuesday and wednesday, light rain and clearing out and then thursday another light rain day morning and early afternoon, breezy friday, saturday drive for now it partly cloudy cool and breezy weekend. >>> right now thousands of bay area h there empty. next how many empty homes are there and which cities are the investigation involving a deadly accident between a tour bus

>> reporter: yes, and this is what the niners were battling for in seattle.stadium, hosting a playoff game for the first time in existence. >> it's going to be fun. let's talk about the fact that the niners for the first time all season long, all 53 roster players on the practice field. how big of a difference will that make, joe? >> reporter: i'm not sure how much those are going to be used, but its huge to be back at 100% of the guys, and we are talking about alexander and deford, and key members of the defense who in the case of alexander, they have not had him since halloween, and they thought he was done for the year. when you get an extended season like this, you get a chance to get both guys back. getting the chance to have them back, psychologically, and they will probably spot them at different times, but it's huge to have them back. >> yeah, the defense was better in the 1st half when they were all healthy. good news for them today. bad news for the vikings. adam thielen with issues, and stephen diggs had an illness all week. what's their status? >>

the man sickened by the corona virus entered the us via seattle international airport on january 15th he's a resident of snow home ish washington north of seattle officials say he had traveled to the region around china where the outbreak began the 1st case of novel coronavirus is a washington man in his thirty's who returned from hind subsequently got ill sought medical care and with promptly identified the man is being treated and closely observed in a seattle area hospital he's described as being in stable condition. the corona virus is believed to have originated at an outdoor market in wool han that sold fish and wild game it has sickened people in china and other individuals in japan south korea taiwan and thailand several people are known to have died from the virus it causes fever severe respiratory distress and organ failure chinese officials say it can be spread from human to human travelers returning from rouhani should be on the lookout for a fever and best between infection for example a cough and difficulty breathing at the have those kind of symptoms they should call th

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and the seattle patient in isolation, a robot treating him. and two more cities are now on lockdown in china. trains and planes halted. >>> the impeachment trial of president trump. house managers today arguing the president abused his power and what they showed they say proof of the president's motive. the president's team tonight on you how they plan to defend president trump. >>> new images tonight after a c-130 goes down fighting the fires in australia. three american firefighters killed. and what we've learned tonight. >>> the massive winter storm, from the gulf all the way up to michigan. moving into the northeast next. and tonight, the two deaths, young people falling through frozen ponds and the warning. >>> the well-known actress taking the stand in the harvey weinstein trial, staring him down. her chilling testimony tonight. what she says happened in her own apartment. weinstein's attorneys respond. >>> the uproar over hair tonight. two high school students are told to cut their dreadlocks or risk suspension. and now the famous athle

five years ago seattle did the same thing hoping to improve conditions for workers the impact of that change have been wide ranging with positive and negative ramifications for workers and businesses kate rogers took a look at some of the laws unsbenintended consequences >> reporter: at dick's drive in the average employee is in their 20s and turnover is low thanks to investment the company makes in workers like offering paid time off and 40 1(k)s as well as 100% employer paid health insurance. it's available to workers regardless of the number of hours they worked. >> we invest a lot in our employees. we expect a lot for them but we invest a lot for them. >> reporter: the company already pays above minimum wage with its seattle location starting at 17 and $18 an hour. as wages increased at restaurants across the city over the last few years, labor costs also rose at dicks the company has to raise its prices for first time in its history based on labor costs alone. in the past food costs have been the driving factor for price hikes. as workers took home more in their paychecks prosecu

was seattle. his connecting flight was abroad. the cdc funneling all passengers arriving from wuhan through five u.s. airports with mandatory screening. how effective are these screenings at airports? >> well, the screens are very effective ways of determining who is really a risk for having the infection and then spreading it. >> and so let's get to kayna whitworth, outside seattle tonight. and kayna, they are still trying to retrace the patient's steps. how concerned are they about anyone who might have come in contact with him, including the team who first treated him? >> reporter: well, david, they are concerned, and officials just now identifying 16 people they believe this patient came into close contact with, but this man did not show symptoms until he arrived home in washington and because he knew he was high risk, he immediately went to urgent care, alerted them of his travels and so doctors there were able to take proper precautions in treating him. and david, so far, none of those doctors have shown any symptoms. >> tha

seattle took a 10-3 lead. russell wilson dialing up the long ball to the rookie metcalfe who falls but gets back up, races the ball across the goal line, 53-yard touchdown. 17-6. 160 yards in the game for metcalfe. a one-score game. under two to go, sacked. mcowen 174 yards passing in relief but could not find the end zone. and seattle won the game 17-9. they are headed to green bay and will play one week from today. so it's going to be the vikings and 49ers next saturday. the first 49er playoff game ever at levi stadium. the seahawks will head to green bay next sunday is. seattle is 8-11 on the road this season. only six teams in nhl history have won a game after trailing by two goals in the final minute. make that seven after what went down today in the nation's capitol. this guy literally having breakfast with the sharks. second period, right in front of the net. 1-0 sharks. four minutes later, 2-0 san jose. off the miss by karlsson, it's cane with the putback. that's a hat trick. sharks up 4-2, only a minu

here's next front already moving into seattle and portland.his one will not move through the bay area, but what it will could, toward the north try to instigate a shower. there you can see around clover dale and ukiah, the chance of an isolated shower. perhaps a shower as far south as santa rosa. that's about it. count yourself lucky, i guess, if you feel a drop, because this storm is not going to bring substantial rainfall to us. highs on our sunday, 55 in san francisco. the same in santa rosa. about 57 in san jose. 56 in concord and a high of 56 for half moon bay. the next seven days for you, monday starts out with sunshine. this the evening we'll find showers dotting the landscape. wednesday into thursday, look at that. thursday's a two on the impact scale, the heaviest will be in the morning, guys. >> thank you very much. >>> okay. time now for a little bit more sports, heading out to levi's stadium once again, larry beil. > a convincing win for the niners over the vikings. >> absolutely. and the 49ers win with defense. next stop, the nfc

es un residente de seattle, rote que podrÍa contagiarse hay de persona a persona.ciÓn la confesión de una joven madre que matÓ a sus niÑos pequeÑos. es martes, 21 de enero, comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es tu noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: muy buenas noches. vamos a comenzar con la batalla partidista que viene marcando el ritmo del juicio polÍtico al presidente trump, en el senado. la mayorÍa republicana rechazÓ 53 votos contra 47 la mociÓn del lÍder demÓcrata para que la casa blanca entregaba documentos relacionados con el escÁndalo de ucrania, que finalmente derivÓ precisamente en el proceso de destituciÓn de trump. el presidente estÁ acusado de pedir al y el ucraniano investiga su potencial adversario electoral, joe biden, a cambio de ayuda militar. janet rodrÍguez tiene mÁs. janet: la mayorÍa republicana en el senado rechazÓ una tras otras las enmiendas propuestas por los demÓcratas. estos pedÍan aprobar citaciones legales para obtener documentos de varias agencias, y obligar el testimon

was seattle. his connecting flight was abroad. the cdc funneling all passengers arriving from wuhan through five u.s. airports with mandatory screening. how effective are these screenings at airports? >> well, when someone develops symptoms, day are likely to be the most con stay use, so, the screens are very effective ways in determining who is really a risk for having the infection and then spreading it. >> and so let's get to kayna whitworth, she joins us from the hospital outside seattle tonight. and kayna, they are still trying to retrace the patient's steps. how concerned are they about anyone who might have come in contact with him, including the team who first treated him? >> reporter: yeah, david, officials just now identifying 16 people they say this man came in close contact with. now, he didn't show any symptoms until he arrived home here in washington, but he knew he was at high risk, so he immediately went to urgent care, alerted doctors of his travels and they were able to take the proper precautions in treating him

una persona de seattle que regresa hace poco de china fue diagnosticada con el virus.a dÍa de persona a persona. hasta hoy no hay vacuna para combatirlo. el brote de china se ha extendido a varios paÍses asiÁticos, desatando gran temor. las autoridades se han visto obligadas a realizar chequeos mÉdicos en aeropuertos, también a distribuir millones de mascarillas. luis: el paciente de seattle y no hace poco de wuhan,, donde el virus parece haberse originado. parece no haber estado en los cerrados mercados de mariscos donde se produjeron los contagios. en estados unidos, centro de control de enfermedades trata de determinar con quiÉn pudo haber estado en contacto. mientras, en un creciente nÚmero de aeropuertos, se sigue revisando los viajeros de asia para ver si vienen con fiebre, o estÁn infectados. >> muy bueno que el gobierno piense en nosotros. sÍ, porque a veces uno llega a los aeropuertos, no le avisan a uno. viene uno en muchas de las veces uno estÁ vulnerable. luis: las medidas de los aeropuertos recuerdan a la del 2003, cuando un virus originado en el sur de ch

seattle passed its progressive $15 minimum wage five years ago. now the verdict is in.u behind one business that saw some serious unintended effects >> is january the new april? competition for housing is so high the spring market is starting right now implications hide. coming up on "fast money". savita subramanian will weigh in on what's ahead for the markets. peloton is truly a category of one and we're just getting started. now, let's do this. together, we are going further than we ever thought possible. >>> seattle as been to be forefront of progressive wage hikes. now we're seeing how that change has impacted the city's businesses kate rogers has that for us. >> reporter: we found that the move had some unintended consequences for business owners in seattle take a look. at dick's drive-in the average employee is in their 20s and turnover is low. thanks to investments the company makes in workers like offering paid time off and 401(k)s as well as 100% employer paid health insurance. the benefits are available to workers regardless of the number of hours they work >

>>we are following breakg news out of seattle tonight. >>a massive manhunt is undeay right now after a gunman opened fire on people hitting at ast 6 and we're learng one of the victims did not survive kron 4 grant lotus live in the studio with e latest from seattle grant can up and we're just getting brand-new information ey're now saying that 8 people have been police is holng a press conference. >>as we're going on thair and we actually have some. video to show you of the scene because this suspect the gain shooter hasn't been caught the whole ordeal started around 5 o'clock tonight. and this is video from a short ti ago. this is a really popur area 8 people have been shot and n one person has died official showed up they found the person who has died paramedics started treating the 7 others who were injured. among them, accordinto the seattle woman who is in critical condition right now he also the 9 year-old boy in serious condition. and then 5 males in able condition. the times is also reporting the woman who died. it's about 4045 ye

can your stress level handle another seattle game? >> no. you should have seen me at the last game. >> here we go, wilson throws, caught. >> reporter: we all remember. here at the 49er team a store, it was going like gangbusters. the store manager sets george kittle jerseys are a hot item. the idea of russell wilson coming back to levis, oh yeah. what you say you are tempting fate by wishing them to play seattle again? >> i say bring it. in order to go to the super bowl, you have to beat the best team out there. >> reporter: how much more are fans willing to pay on the secondary market for next week's game? >> i would do for. that is how much of a fan i am. >> reporter: triple? >> may be. i'd have to get into my retirement. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix 5 . >> we just did a quick check on stub hub and right map it will take $400 to get into the gate fo for standing room only. >>> meanwhile, a new england patriots star is facing charges for bad behavior in beverly hills. please of rested julian edelman after he allegedly jumped onto someone'

so seattle is headed to green bay, and will play one week from today.it will be the vikings some 911 next sunday, the first 49er play-off game ever at levi's stadium. seattle is now 8-1 on the road this season. >>> only six teams in nhl history have won a game after trailing by two goals in the final minute. make that 7, after what went down today in the nation's capital. this little guy having a little breakfast, literally, with the sharks. evander kane show flight front sharks. et. and then kane, and it's 00 2-0 shark, and then another. his second hat trick of the season. a minute to go, a washington pulled their goalie. it was far from over. the caps scored twice in the final 47 seconds. on or abouty tied the game at 4. in overtime, washington won it. lars eller with the game winner. the sharks are shocked in d.c. >>> cardinal tied at halftime against washington. jana williams kicks out to hannah jump, and she knocks down one of her five threes today. haley jones ansion. pots fointhe former arch bishop star. stan ford beat washington 77- 56. they are

the centers for disease control say a seattle man is being treated for coronavirus after traveling from wuhan, china the epicenter of the outbreak. china is now reporting the number of cases in the country has soared to 440, nine people there have died. cases of the virus have also been reported in thailand, japan, south korea and taiwan. mark strassman has more. >> reporter: a man in his 30s reported feeling ill on sunday is now under quarantine here at the providence regional center just north of seattle. he traveled recently to wuhan, china where the virus apparently originated in this food market last month. it's a new strain now spreading in asia and has never been seen before in humans. >> the current information suggests that there is human transmission of this virus. what we don't know is how sustained the transmission is. >> reporter: signs of the virus include fever, cough and trouble breathing. in severe cases patients suffer pneumonia, kidney failure and death. there are no vaccinations. china was criticized for underreporting the sars could -- -- sars pan demonstrate econom

> now at 11, streaming on cbs and bay area, a deadly shooting sparks mass panic on the streets of seattle. >> i heard a bang bang bang bang. >> i knew it wasn't fireworks and then i started screaming. >> tonight for the suspects and what we have learned about the innocent bystanders hurt in the chaos. >>> the governor's new threat to pg&e. why he says the plan to get out of bankruptcy isn't good enough. >> we want to get people from their cars into the buses. >> growing momentum for a plan that could rapidly change or bay bridge commute. by some drivers are saying pump the brakes. and streaming on cbsn bay area, a mass shooting sparks panic on the streets of downtown seattle. good evening i am can best deal. >> i'm elizabeth cook. tonight one person is dead, seven others injured. and we have new information about the moments leading up to the gunfire. shots rang out just before 5 in the busiest part of the city. sending people running for a s about a dozen and i looked up the street and panic, everyone was running and hiding? seattle police say this all started when an argument broke out

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if you're going to seattle and portland it is raining and even up around crescent city but not here. clear skies, 20s through 40s on attempts, lakeport a 28, mid- 30s around the for more, fremont and san leandro at 32, union city at 39 and foster city and san mateo had joined the party as well along with redwood city and 35, just not much of a breeze, mount diablo is about 25 mile-per-hour wind, northwest wind in marin county but only 15 miles per hour. the system will drag across and very light rain late tuesday and early wednesday, cold morning and lots of sunshine today i'm upper 50s to near 60 and slow increase of clouds tuesday and by the time you wake up on wednesday the rain will probably be not much to w about. but a mix of sun and clouds and breezy right now. >>> unprecedented steps being set and taken to contain the devastating wildfires in australia, the latest of dates on the front lines and a global response. >> what one major california city is doing now to encourage the homeless to stay in shelters. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you

seattle wins that game, just imagine the story lines. it's going to be the most overhyped nfc championship game in maybe a decade, given that the teams are rivals. they have played each other twice. both games just crazy, down to the wire. remember what the niners did to the packers during the regular season. they blew the doors off of green bay, so there will be some angry folks if it's aaron projection company, and aaron rodgers, cal guy coming back to the bay. so a lot of story lines. >>> a sold out crowd was there to witness it all today. allison rodriguez was at the stadium in santa clara today with the reaction from fans after the big game. >> reporter: if you've ever wondered what almost 70,000 happy niners fans look like, here it is. one fan saying the team's season has been a pleasant surprise. >> oh, to this point, i don't think we expected that at all. don't think any of us expected 13-3. >> reporter: it was a thrilling game for 49ers fans who came out on top, but fans of both teams dale gated and celebrated long before kickof

they got a victory in seattle.they needed the mental break as well . >> this is as healthy as they have been all season. players do with the defense? what was missing? >> it changes everything. the first of the season the 49ers were a defense of the ages. they were a record-setting nafense. some of ths i mentioned started to go down. that they specialize done. there line for the first half of the season was unstoppable. without ford the double teams were ab to slide over. it was still a good defense. it was not a great defense. if they are healthy again they can go back to being great this week . vikings coach what are the weaknesses in the 49ers that i am looking exploit? >> the one thing they have not en perfect on is stopping the run. the vikings have a very good running back. his na is calvin,. is one of the best. the vikings in general our team that likes to llrun the they switched up there offense if scheme. they are better. they did not make it to the playoffs last year. they centered on the run game a littl

a man flew into seattle from china. now washington state health officials are monitoring people exposed to that traveler. also someone returning to los angeles was experiencing flu- like symptoms so that person was taken to the hospital for testing as well. texas and tennessee are testing for the virus too. >> they're going to call this a global health emergency very soon. especially if it continues to spread beyond china. >> health officials believe the virus originated at a seafood market in central china. people there could have eaten infected meat or fish. hospitals are overwhelmed with patients. the streets there are empty. officials at the national institute of health are now working on a vaccine to protect against the strain of the virus and also china has cancelled lunar new year events that has three cities on lock down. today, government doctors will appear before the senate health and foreign relations committees to discuss the potential impacts of this virus on the united states. reporting live in berkley al

downtown seattle is the area officers are searching for the gunman. this is the third shooting in 24 hours in seattle. one involved officers firing their weapons. we'll keep tabs on this. >>> but let's move on. in silicon valley, the organizers of one of the most popular film festivals unveiled programming with a focus on the biggest issues facing our community. reporter chris nguyen explaining how cine quest is working. >> it promised to be bigger and better than ever. silicon valley festival has seen change over the 30 year history and so has san jose and the greater bay area. while the event has been deeply connected to technology, organizers this year are focused on tacking society issues such as homelessness. >> it is scary the rate of people becoming homeless daily. it is not going to go away unless we all get involved in it and so in order to do that, we'll have to be empowered with knowledge. >> some of the films will touch on this very subject and psas will run before many of the shows in an effort to educate. >> the more folks that get out t

including the united states, where a man in his 30s remains in isolation at this hospital north of seattled as more people get sick the world health organization has added an extra day of talks to decide on whether this epidemic constitutes a global emergency. as for here in china, it's already taken decisive and some would say very startling action that begins, really, in the next few hours. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ramy, thank you. today, president trump appeared to downplay the injuries suffered by u.s. service members in iran's recent missile attack on a base in iraq. 11 americans had been treated for concussion-like symptoms. our weijia jiang asked the president about it today in switzerland. >> i heard that they had headaches, and a couple of other things. but i would say-- and i can report, it is not very serious. >> o'donnell: well, today, u.s. central command said more american troops were flown out of iraq to germany for medical evaluations. an exact number was not released. fedex and amazon are warning customers about a nationwide scam involving text messages. it's disgui