and what you see in seattle in the seattle olmstead parks is that our parks look outward. there are those places where he brings the mountain into the design of the park. and it contrasts sharply with contrast with -- . because the views are in the park and your view you are encouraged to not gaze outward and taken the city. but we're very lucky with all of those parks that were acquired so you get those great views across you know you almost skim over the city, it's almost like the city does not intrude very much and it's a perfect distance for most of them, you can enjoy it as a cityscape, but not a bustling metropolis. so he really made good use of that. he also incorporated the native plants. one of my favorite plants, and he thought when this plant rustled it sounded like linen, and he didn't know why people want to replace this. he was he loved this solo. plant. but it's interesting to hear him talk about that. i think that he is less well-known because he wasn't terribly curious. he did not love chatting with strangers, and he much preferred to be doing his work. bu

of seattle and that is what i'm hearing in my district, people are scared that seattle policies aret of seattle and we are seeing at all the way out in washington dc so we've got to do something about it with the soft on crime rhetoric, soft on crime policies are not the answer those flippant remarks from the mayor last summer were astounding to me, this as people are locking police officers in the central precinct and trying to bring the building down, people throwing flaming spears into occupied police cars and yet there is no leadership, the mayor never once stood up for our men and women in blue and that is not okay and that's not just our mayor, we are seeing that from far left leaders in this country, they are not taking the stance to protect those folks putting their lives in the line for us every single day. todd: how you reverse this trend? >> it is leadership, we need to step up, say vocally and loudly we've got your back. we also need to enforce the law, not to harbor point but make crime illegal again, we are not prosecuting crime because not only does the far left not w

so seattle voted for these clowns.rtain point you have to say, these are the leaders the seattle people chose, and now seattle is a shooting gallery. all it is was rain and coffee out there, now they shoot people. what is the point of seattle but he can't get a cup of coffee safely and listen to grunge and watch "frasier?" if you go and check "democrat," you get crime. it's not like there's an option for a republican. next time, vote for the less crazy democrat. [laughter] >> dana: that the strategy, katie. >> katie: i think the choice is democrat or socialist. [laughs] those are the choices. you hear them talk about the summer of love, shortly after she said that, 19-year-old lorenzo anderson was killed in the c.h.a.z. when the police were called they were stopped at the border where the autonomous zone happened and they were unable to help him get medical aid and he died, and his family sued the city. and common best was the first black female police chief in seattle, who wasn't just take because she was a political

but also in seattle, dana talked with the seattle police headed. >> we have four blocks in seattle thatcould have a summer of love. >> seattle saw one of the worst late night/early morning violence in recent memory. mothers lost their children, families lost their fathers, and people lost their friends. >> bill: if that was a seattle mirror and here's the president of the police killed that i mentioned. >> the reality is we've lost a third of our police force. and just like you described a crime to spike income we have a 100% increase in drive-by shootings but it's not just specific to seattle. that type of the fund at nonsensical narrative has spread across the country. >> bill: what about that, more cities to come? >> much more cities to come. i want to make sure we destroy this myth. at black lives matter does not represent black americans. black americans and people of color want law enforcement. i can't say it any clearer than that. black lives matter is a fringe organization that basically controls the french part of the democratic party, and that's why you have this. there is not

seattle.e people were dead. another nine injured. putting the city on pace to top the 50 murders in 2020 at the time, a 26 year high. the violence is alarming, shooting victims up 61%. drive by shootings have doubled from last year. and it's happening as the seattle seattle police department shrinks. >> i have 150 less than i did a year ago. >> department is down 250 officers the last 17 month. what many activists and most on the city council called for in the wake of george floyd's murder. they cut the police budget by 18% after pledging a 50% defunding. but now the mayor all but says it was a tragic mistake. >> not unexpected, losing these number of officers when city leaders talk about cutting a department by 50%, you will lose employees. >> mayor durkan will soon announce a plan to hire officers. defund activists will likely fight it the group defund seattle says on website new police recruit can't guarantee a change in sbd's anti-blackness and don't change the role of police. head of the

shootings in seattle are doubled from this time last year, this is not just a seattle problem.t the people of ohio. by the way, folks want to help us out, they can go to jdvance.com. police officers here, it's not just there's fewer police officers because of defund the police. they're completely depressed and sad because they're told not to do their jobs or they might lose their jobs. might lose their livelihoods or get thrown in prison for saving a person's live. so the police out there, they're brave, they're trying to do a good job. but they're being told by our leadership that if their dare defend and protect the people of the communities, they might get punished for it. that's a terrible way to ensure community safety. none of us are surprised it backfired. let's go to the way it used to be. let police do their job and support law enforcement to have safe communities instead of sky rocketing murder rates. >> emily: dagen thanks to open the books, we know this mayor uses taxpayer dollars to fund two security details, uniformed and otherwise that takes precedent over staffi

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the city of seattle.ns. i will forgive you a couple examples. the city of seattle council right now saying suburbs are racist. so they are going to get rid of single family zoning. first starting with a definition. they are getting rid of that word and changing it because they argue that if a single family home not enough people of color are able to afford to live in those homes. let's get rid of those neighborhoods and start packing in a whole bunch of a lot with a whole bunch of people. a whole bunch of different properties, a pod, things like that. then we will defer these neighborhoods. they are saying fair enforcement on the bus system is racist because disproportionality arguments are lazy well, they say well, we are giving too much tickets to people of color thus, it must be racist. they are doing this and it has nothing to do with transportation. it has nothing to do with quality of life at all. it's just buzz words that end up hurting everybody. >> pete: just like the ivy league ideas emanate els

. >> we've got four blocks in seattle. >> how long do you think seattle and the four blocks looks likei don't know. we could have the summer of love. >> we could have the summer of love jenny dirken. she finally gave the order to clear the area out after weeks of violence. not a summer of love ensued in that area of her city. now seattle's police chief says the number of shots fired is up 40% compared with last summer with fewer officers on the street. the city saw six shootings in 24 hours, four people were killed. the mayor says she's working on a plan to help deal with a staffing shortage. >> it's a false choice between community led solutions and police officers. we need both. >> martha: no kidding. let's bring in pete hegseth and former prison guard at guantanamo bay. she went from summer of love saying we need more police on the street. they're desperate for more police on the street. >> yeah, because the idea of handing over city blocks for citizens to govern for themselves is the dumbest idea anyone has ever had and tolerating it is even dumber. let me ask you this. when the pe

geography and it endeavors to sort of take you all the way from the headquarter cities of amazon, seattle and washington, d.c. that have become hyper prosperous in their success to the point they are unaffordable foror many residen. longtime residents being displaced, terrible congestion, dystopian levels in the winner take all series and it takes you down to the warehouse towns. storing the goods, packing them them on so you go from seattle and dc to warehouse citiesad like baltimore, dayton ohio. did you meet a o young man that makes cardboard boxes like the bottom of that domestic chain 11 or $12 an hour making cardboard boxes and truck drivers in southeastso ohio you go all the way up this letter and see how what's happened in this kind of driven economy is a sorting out of cities and towns. there's something about this economy that has created gaps between cities on a scale that we've never seen before and it's really unhealthy for both ends of the spectrum. >> the one one click economy is to eliminate the human interaction but it's a measure of success. i want to something and i did

becky, thank you so much. >> okay. >> she probably woul gtois in seattle.but look what happened to break it all up. damaging winds in middletown, pennsylvania, and now in the mid-atlantic today so from, say, eastern virginia up through maryland, all the way through southern new jersey, watch for >>> good morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. slick conditions and drizzle is heavy. summer heat is holiday. warmer next week but no real extreme heat. 60s along the coast, san francisco and oakland. a few 80s inland. tonight in the mid-50s to near 60 with drizzle. my ♪ hot town ♪isorning, tory johnson is bringing you summer comfort. these products all come from small businesses and also you can put your cell phone camera at the qr code on the screen, the deals will come right up. tory, good morning to you. let's start with something nice and comfortable and we'll go over to these robes here. tell us about it. >> whit, that is the dude robe. it was seen on "shark tank" and it's got a couple of special features. premium sweatshirt on the outside and then terry tow

a busy sidewalk in seattle was taken over by a business serving the homeless community.th tags on them hanging on fences. bottles of booze line the sidewalk. been up since july 5th. the mayor's office knows about this but they have not cleared it. this is not the city supporting small business. this is illegal but the result of a city that allows homeless encampments wherever they want. that include homeless people setting up businesses on sidewalk. the city said the pandemic is here. we will justify stopping almost all of the sweeps that we would normally do. these homeless marketplaces have been spreading across parks. you can buy weed and meth and heroin and stolen bikes. in the mark for probably stolen high-owned whiskey, we have a location. >> so, a year and a half of covid and lockdowns the retail sector is booming again if you are a homeless person who steals all of the goods. what a fabulous world! i must come out and see you in seattle sometime. thank you for that. out on the west coast. a new law in california could send understands of millions of dollars of ta

the defined fallout after threats to cut the police board seattle's mayor is calling for more police, officers as violence is on the rise one major city goes to court to fight against hiring more police. and were also following president biden's move to boost private security as the tax surge how tough the president be with foreign actors, wait till you hear the staggering amount ofch money data breaches are costing in the united states. plus more mass confusion the cdc new mass guidance getting pushback including some schools saying they will not force masks on their students and covid positive illegal immigrants being sent to hotels and free to roam the impact being felt over thousands of miles away as covid infections rise across the country, i'm jackie deangelisiz and for elizabeth macdonald in "the evening edit" starts right now ♪ ♪. jackie: federal reserve policy maker meeting again today to decide the future of the economy amid rising inflation and increasing covid cases and widespread supply chain shortages, how is the fed going to go about aiding inc. the recovery edward lawr

it is not just seattle.re trying to boost their budget by 10 millio bucks, many that would pay for classes. offices need more cops. there down to 150 well murders are up 96%. maybe they should host a new event called sxsw. meanwhile in california, two cosmetic grace cooks new did an ultra beauty, i don't know what that is, loading up on pricey perfume. is a documented fact, one of th four criminals prefer the old scent of lavender and lilies. it was a lisp the peddler who point set the beauty of fragrances that is. >> to your heart, and hopefully somebody else's. as long as it is not geraldo. i can't believe she said that. block parties, summer of love. what went wrong? >> everything wrong. everyone in america saw this coming. this is like the most, i hate to say, people got hurt, but everybody saw this coming. blame it on the border. >> okay. we will. >> well, that was a very racist thing for you to say. we also it coming. now they have to rehire all the cops and it's horrible. even crime is suffering. the

jackie: it is not just happening in seattle.lly defunded them, we saw a rise in crime. we're looking to reverse those policies. it almost seems like we're spinning our wheels when it comes to this problem. >> i hope our friends on the left have learned a very important lesson. and it is there is a thin blue line that is between calm and chaos and to two through this defund the police rhetoric which the left championed, they led this push to defund the police units. now whether it is seattle or a host of other cities, what are they doing? they're trying now to backtrack and figure out how they can begin to show support for police. whether it is new york, seattle, or many other of these blue cities, chicago, what they have done is to basically say, it is more important for other priorities than it is to support those police officers out there every single day trying to keep the cities calm. you're seeing crime escalate because criminals have figured out in these cities, that they don't get stopped, whether it is the crime of shopl

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they're up in seattle. oakland won the first game in the series on thursday then lost tough one-run games. >> the next 2 days. so some a's fans. >> and they made an appearance in seattle at safeco part home, right. all right. top of the 3rd not olson. he's been on fire since the all-star break any continues. the trend here with a solo shot that was his 27th of the season and its port since the all-star break that made it 2. nothing a's that the mariners surged ahead in the bottom of the frame. kyle seager ripping one to right field off cole irvin. that's a base hit. 2 runs with scores. now it's a 2 to tight. >> all right. the next batter luis torrens brown's another single into left field. another run scores. the mariners now lead 3 to 2. you hate to see it is. i like those hats and ever seen that code blue for them next. batter true morffi bloops one into shallow center. ramon looks like he's going to get comes out and out with it. but you can't make the play the ball. just pops out a run scores. it's 42 g

>> my own congressman in seattle did the exact same thing. are doing this because they feel like they have to. they feel like the political pressure is going to be too much because the folks who are potential consumers will actually punish them for these things. the lincoln project gets to do this, right? they have the right to go after any of these companies. just because you're a bunch of grifters of questionable morals, you still get to engage in this kind of stuff. i just wish they wouldn't. because the end of the day it's going to force republicans to engage in the exact kind of strategy to combat this to ensure that, look, if you're going to do it to us, and we are going to do it to you. there has to be some kind of mutually assured destruction her or it's going to continue to go down this path that i think is just dangerous. we should be targeting any company with the slaughter of white supremacy or white nationalist. can we stop? has there ever been aware that used to mean something that used to really sting and used to really hurt be

the seattle mayor called it a summer of love. after a year of violence, the mayor is desperate for help on the streets. she is not the only one. the washington, d.c. mayor also want to hire more officers after several high-profile shootings in her city. that should be welcome news to the metropolitan police chief who said this last week. >> [muffled audio]. >> sir, that's where we are. [inaudible]. >> joining us now fox news contract leo terrell and dallas police sergeant and tommy. everyone, to what do you attribute and i will start it with the sergeant, it turn around? do you think these democrats who believe in the summer of love or defunding police just now realized it's not right? we have to get police back on the street? or is this just politics before 2022? >> it's all politics before 2022. that's the reality. we have seen a tremendous amount of violence in these cities. our officers are faced with unprecedented hardship dealing with violence. a lot of cities we have seen 15% increase in the murder rates. the bottom line i

we have been story tonight from seattle. >> the shooting scene and held up for the weekend in seattleat was over five people are dead and the other nine injured. it topped the murders in 2020. at the time of 26 year high. the balance is alarming. shooting victims of 31% drive-b shootings have doubled from las year. is happening at the police department continues to shrink. >> i have 115th you are officers than i did he year ago. >> the department is down to about 50 officers the officers the last 17 months. it puts many act the bus called for in the wake of george floyd 's murder. the cut budget that 18% after pledging 50% be funny. now the mayor all that said it' a tragic mistake. not unexpected, losing these number of officers with city leaders talk about cutting a department by 50%, and you will lose employees. the mayor will to announce a plan to hire officers with the punt at the best fighter. the group decriminalize settles said new police recruits can't guarantee a change in the culture of violence and anti- blackness and don't change the role of police. i had of -- the head of

in western seattle's right behind them. 6 and a half games back. the a's have an opportunity to put some distance between them in seattle and manager. bob melvin knows they have to step up their game in this crucial series. >> we're just trying to win every game. we know that the mariners are playing. well, we know where they are in the standings. i think once you get into august you start taking came a little more attention to that. i think the most important thing for us at this point in time is just to play a little bit better. we won the last 2 games against the angels, which is a good thing. so i think it's more just kind of getting back to where we were early in the season and trying to win series and trying to win games. >> the nfl is taking a hard stance when it comes to minimizing covid outbreaks during the season today. the league sent a memo to teams explaining that if a covid-19 outbreak occurs among or is sparked by unvaccinated players and staff and that outbreak results in a team not having enough players to

when i watched megan and sue bird not only get vaccinated in seattle but volunteer at a vaccine side i knew that would meaningful to young people to see icons, professional athletes whose bodies are their business, whose bodies have to run like gladiators, glenn into the get a vaccine to protect themselves and also their families. and so my hope is that if you are a little less interested in politics than most of us in this room, that perhaps the people who you look up to the athletes and entertainers, et cetera, you know don't really have anything to do generally with what's happening in these rooms, belief in medical science, belief in the innovation, understand that as we look at a global number of over 3 billion? of over 3 billion vaccines that a been administered, we are doing great. this will save lives and in particular it will allow young people to get back to the future that they are pursuing. >> if i may jump in very quickly. this is doctor alastair one of the points i make him a written test me was the department of education should support school-based vaccination clinics

are making 13, 14, $15 an hour during the goods, packing them and sending them on so few arehe from seattle d. to warehouse cities like baltimore, ohio, dayton, ohio you meet a young man who makes cardboard boxes about the very bottom of that domestic chain making 11 or $12 an hour making cardboard boxes, you meet truck drivers in ohio you just go all the way up this ladder and you see what's happened in this amazon driven tech giant economy is sorting out of cities and towns not just between urban and rural but j between cities and left behind cities. there's something about this economy that's created gaps between cities on a scale never seen before and it is unhealthy for both ends of the spectrum. >> the one click economy in the minutes human interaction but if a major of success, i thought something and didn't have to talk to anyone, no one intervening but this book not only challenges that idea technological self-sufficiency, the goal to indicate both the assistant, who are the humans behind this humanness e-commerce model? amelia, tell us more about those people you encounter. >> a l

the police chief in seattle pleading to get guns off the streets. alex presha teaming up with abc stations across the country to investigate what is driving this rise in violence. >> reporter: tonight, the country dealing with an epidemic of gun violence, from houston to pittsburgh. >> it's been worse since the pandemic lifted, since we lifted the restrictions. >> reporter: in chicago, a total of 51 people have been shot this weekend, 7 of them fatally. among the dead, a 15-year-old and 16-year-old. over 200 children have been shot in chicago this year alone. and last night in seattle, at least three people killed and five were injured. police investigating the scene of one deadly shooting, when they received calls of gunshots about a mile away. >> shots were fired and everyone scattered. >> there were a bunch, maybe seven shots fired consecutively. >> reporter the seattle police chief pleading for peace on twitter. >> we've got to figure out a way to get the guns off the streets. >> reporter: the latest weekend wave, part of a troubling trend in re

, they took over a big part of seattle, people died and there were plenty of guns there by the way in minnesota and minneapolis. there was no repercussions for them. and yet they have people still in jail the there were no guns. by the way, while you're at it, who shot ashli babbitt, why are they keeping that secret. who is the person that shot an innocent wonderful, incredible woman, a military woman right in the head. there is no repercussion, that were on the other side it would be the biggest story in this country. who shot ashli babbitt. people want to know and why. maria: that is right, i want to talk about that because ashli babbitt a wonderful woman fatally shot on january 6 as she tried to climb out of a broken window. her family has spoken out, her family has been on tucker carlson and they want answers as far as why is this wonderful young woman who went to peaceful protest was shocked, do you have any information, there is speculation that this was the security detail and a leading member of congress security detail, a democrat, what can you tell us in terms of who shot as

i must come out and see seattle sometime, jason. thank you for that. could send hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer monies supposedly earmarked for covid relief to a new diversity and inclusion initiative. we could always use another diversity inclusion initiative come on the matter how many of them we have, there's always room for one more. can he he's also the author of an"inco" he joins us to explain. these are supposedly serious timesav. we've got a pandemic, we've got masks, we've got vaccines. and yet bizarrely enough during this last year and a half, all this diversity inclusion racket seems to have uniquely prospered and even with funds for the supposedly earmarked for covid relief. >> yes, mark. i talk about it in my truth in "inconvenient minority," the price we pay to the american taxpayer is very high. because biden directed $2 billion to california's public schools force between a six relief, but a lot of the money can go to ethnic studies because he made a loophole.ec he said, you can direct this money to initiatives that prioriti

dan springer is live in seattle.n. >> really have in the last year it has been rough. seattle police staffing, dana, is at a record low when you factor in the population growth in this area. at the same time, the number of shooting incidents is at an all-time high. this weekend was bloody. multiple shootings that left five people dead and nine injured. one of the homicides was a drive-by shooting. the police chief said there has been a 100% increase of drive-by shootings. they had a 26 year high last year. the number of people shot is up 61% this year. the violence is happening as the police department continues to shrink. 250 officers have left the department in the last 17 months. there are 115 fewer patrol officers and 38 fewer detectives than one year ago. the city council cut the budget by 18% which was well under the 50% activists were demanding and a majority of council members pledged. the lack of support from city hall has cops leaving in record numbers. >> losing these number of officers when city leaders t

when i watched megan rapinoe and sue bird not only go get vaccinated in seattle, but volunteer at a vaccine site, i knew that that would be meaningful to young people. to see icons, professional athletes, whose bodies are their business, whose bodies have to run like gladiators, go out and get a vaccine to protect themselves and also their families. so my hope is that if you're a little less interested in politics than most of us in this room, that perhaps the people who you look up to, the athletes and the entertainers, et cetera, who you know don't really have anything to do generally with what's happening in these rooms believe in medical science, believe in innovation, understand that as we look at a global number of over -- it's 3 billion -- of over 3 billion vaccines that have been administered we're doing great. this will save lives and in particular will allow young people to get back to the futures that they're pursuing. >> congressman mahoney, if i may jump in quickly, this is dr. adams, one of the points i made in my written testimony is that the department of'd case should suppo

we have seen a lot of seattle watched burned down, chop zones the defunding the police movement therebout the impact and why suddenly the mayor has changed her mind and wants more police officers. >> because we're almost down a third of the seattle police force. i mean, when they decided to lean into the defunding of police, we saw a huge rise in crime. last year was a 26-year homicide record that we hit and this year we are almost certainly going to exceed that. when you cut the police forces, people die. and people have to understand that that's the reality. and that the mayor suddenly is coming out and talking about it i hope people realize, that tells you how dire the situation is in seattle. you had within just a 24-hour period over the weekend four people get shot to death in just a couple of neighborhoods. there's a gang violence problem and a lot of the gun violence is coming from homeless encampments neither of which the police are even aloud to police at this point. >> tammy: see, that's what's interesting there has been arguments by the woke crowd. that taking the police of

the end springer is life and seattle with more.is whole idea of defunding the police are lookin for a refund. >> it didn't go as planned and you mentioned the top that that mayor really kind of mean a nam for herself last summer after her police officers abandoned the east precinct and that entire area was then taken over by protesters and she said on cnn that seattle was in for the summer of love and the reality has been just the opposite. five murders over the weekend, and that has seattle on a pace to exceed last years total, which at the time was a 26 year high. drive-by shootings have doubled in the number of people shot citywide is up 61 percent. now, after the city cut its police force by 18 percent the mayor says it's time to hire more cops. >> it is a false choice between community led solutions and police officers. we need both. >> the frequent protests that were often declared riots and the lack of support from city city hall lead that mass resignations from the police department including the police chief. the interim c

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todd: it has been one year since the summer of love in seattle. democratic mayor calling for more police to curb the violence. more police which is the full screen statement, we cannot continue the current trajectory of losing police officers. the city has an obligation to respond to 9/11 calls. could she have avoided this problem if she did not given to the woke mob in the first place? >> i find it interesting. politicians in seattle, minneapolis and washington dc want to hire more police officers. where has this energy been as we see a historic surge in homicide for 20,000 people murdered in the united states which we haven't seen since the 90s and in 2021 we are outpacing that. why the change of heart? the washington poll post is saying this is the highest number of americans across all demographics that believe violent crime is a major problem in this country so all of a sudden when it is politically expedient they want to jump on the bandwagon but ask how many people, how many fathers, mothers, sons and daughters were sacrificed on the woke a

you go from seattle and d.c. to warehouse cities like baltimore, dayton, ohio, dayton, ohio you meet a young man who makes cardboard boxes like the very bottom of that domestic chain, making 11, $12 an hour making cardboard box as and truck drivers in southeast ohio, and all the way up this ladder and you see how -- what has happened in our -- in this kind of amazon-driven tech giant driven economy is a real -- is a sorting out of cities and towns, not just between urban and rural, but between cities, between winner cities and left behind cities. there's something about the new academy that's created gaps between cities on a scale we've never seen before and it's unhealthy for both ends of the spectrum really. >> and similarly, the one click economy is intended to alleviate human interaction, right? that's in fact a measure of success. i bought something and i didn't have to talk to anyone. you know? but this book, not only challenges that idea of technological self-sufficiency, but to vindicate the stories and v

. >>> a former 49er is facing serious charges after police arrested him near seattle. richard sherman was taken into custody last night, charged with burglary, domestic battery. he crashed his car into a highway median. they're investigating if he was driving drunk. they say after the crash he showed up at his ex-in-laws' home and tried to break in. he played for the 49ers and was with the seattle seahawks for seven years before that. >>> will the a's uproot their team from oakland if they don't get what they want? that's the question on a lot of minds as they get ready for a make it or break it vote next week. melissa colorado has more on the contentious issues between the team and the city. >> if you play, then play by oakland's rules. >> reporter: our town, our terms. that was the message community activists had for the a's at today's rally. the group oakland united teamed up with the oakland chinatown coalition to demand the a's provide more in a community benefits agreement with the city, including help for families who might be displaced to make room for the new

all fans in seattle sure thing to see their team blowing today top of the 3rd smash. all 7.8 been a bright spot offseason, all russians that one to right his 27th home run of the season is 4 since the all-star break. >> it's 2 to nothing oakland. but that lead with slip away bottom of the frame. seattle scored 4 times, including on loriano. >> way get to you. it looks like called it. but to score it slips out of his glove right there. >> a run scores doubt crew 20 mercy on to hit that made it 42 all 7 of the mariners hits were singles. it was enough for 4, 3, win dropped the final 3 games of the series and find themselves 5 and a half games back of the afros and only a half-game ahead at the mariners in pitch get team usa was shaky during exhibition play los vegas and it was translated to group play. >> they lost to france today 83 to 76 and then finished with 28 points for france. meanwhile, rudy gobare, the reigning. >> nba defensive player of the year. finished with 14 9 true holiday. fresh off of an nba championship led team usa with 18 points. they play iran next

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he was also coaching oakland, seattle, houston and spent nine seasons with the 49ers. sports commentator greg papa called it a profound loss. napa is well respected by the league. i mean, if you ask. people about him in the nfl because it's a highly testosterone driven league and a lot of band wingmen, and they're competing hard. i don't think you'd have anybody in the home and the other would say they dislike greg nan and a statement, his family wrote greg's infectious personality is most people's first and lasting memory of him the phrase he never met a stranger encapsulates nappers. zest for life. napa surrounded by his family, including his wife and three daughters. i'm azenith smith. if ktvu fox two news. we're getting a new look at the dangerous conditions firefighters are facing on the front lines of the tamarack fire right at the nevada state line. this video you see now is from the truckee meadows, fire and rescue. fire engine with a full crew onboard, driving through flames on an unpaved road trying to escape the fast moving fire on both sides. here's another

but seattle mayor jenny durkan's called it a "summer of love."er a year of violins, the mayor is desperate for more cops on the streets and she's not the only one. washington, d.c., muriel bowser also wants more officers after high-profile shootingsho in her city. >> right now, 200 short where we were last time -- what i'm saying is that's where we are. i got -- absolutely. >> joining us now, fox news contributor leo terrel, dallas police,, tomi lahren. to what do you attribute and i will start it with the sergeant, what do you attribute the turnaround, do you think these democrats who believe in the summer of love, or defunding police just now realized that is not right, got to put police back in the street or is his politics before 2022. >> it's all politics before 2022. this is the reality of where we are right now.mo a tremendous amount of balance this city, faced with unprecedented hardship dealing with the levels ofhi violins. we've seen 16% increase in the murder rate. bottoms. line is they are playig politics with police officers and we a

in that case seattle.oughout the book you have people who are struggling now because they've lost that kind ofve interaction, two of my favorite characters in the book, figures and the buccal one is a former steelworker in baltimore who spent more than 30 years working at a huge steel mill outside baltimore in a place called sparrows point it at the peninsula's point called sparrows point was at one point the largest steel mill in the entire world with 30,000 people in the 1950s. a whole town five -- 6000 people living in this company town that was all wiped completely away i was replaced by a logistics business a whole bunch of businesses but he foundf a gentleman who worked 30 years at the steel mill, incredibly difficult, strenuous, dangerous work but loves it because it had purpose and a sense of community and fellowship. he then, the steel mill closed he went to work at the amazon warehouse, making less than half of what he'd made at the steel mill. the work was note as dangerous of course. but it was

, you literally had emcees blocks of downtown seattle and seattle's hoover's mayor until i guess thessault and battery again and i think more people were shot, two people murder, they were all black victims. where were they trying to protect their own citizens, where was joe biden calling for an end to all of this was scared. his vice president encouraged people last summer to contribute to a fund bail rioters and looters out of jail, this is just mainstream opinion of the democratic party these days and satisfy we are going to see joe biden unfortunately increase crime in the months ahead because they are not tough enough to stand up to criminals. mark: it's shocking how this administration has but thank goodness there's people like you and others standing up for our country. thank you for your service. god bless you. it we'll be right back. ♪♪ walk back to america, we are here with border governor rhonda santos, first of all let me just say what took place surfside, the collapse of the link is horrific. doesn't this demonstrate why we should be behind our police, firefighters, emer

the weather was a little slightly in seattle and portland on tuesday. but according to the national weather service spokane, washington reached a 109 degrees fahrenheit that highest camp in the city's history. thousands of customers there. they've lost power in planned blackouts that are meant to manage the energy grid there. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. he joins us now. talk about that. places in the pacific northwest finally getting that sea breeze. in fact, some started to move in there. >> welcome sight. now these temperatures have dropped a good 40 degrees and some of those hot spots member just a couple days ago. we're talking a 112 in portland. they're sitting in a very comfortable 73 degrees right now in seattle. that was up to a 108 71 degrees. so things have changed. now that sea breeze returning. but that heat dome is not done is move further inland. you can see all the hot temperatures you get the spokane 104 degrees. there are no mock its a 113 winthrop, a 108 and you can see all around richland a 112 degrees. so still some extremel

in a phone call with the "seattle times" sherman's wife said in part today, quote, he is a good person and this is not his character. we are doing all right. just trying to get him out. i want people to know no one was injured. he joined the 49ers in 2018 after playing for the seattle seahawks, he is currently a free agent in the league. >>> governor newsom says now is the time for californians who are behind on rent sign up for the rent relief program. >> 5.2 billion to pay 100% of your back rent to april of last year. to pay 100% of your rent through september 30th of this year if you have been impacted directly by covid-19. >> the governor adds it is unlikely the state's eviction moratorium will be extended beyond september. >>> if you are tired of complaining about the crash in san francisco, shine on sf. the city is bringing in private help and volunteers. residents can call 311 to file a trash report. community organizers will be ready to respond. >> they will come to our teams to dispatch people to address the issue immediately and we will be able to by photograph of the cleaned

this is volunteer park on capitol hill in seattle. it contains a sylvan design aesthetic, you see across the country. in this case, it has been done with careful attention to broadleaf native trees. the work on numerous other parks in the pacific northwest. here are two postcard views in seattle. laid out in 1908. to exploit -- to explore the topography of the city. if he was busy working on all of those, one of the things to say about his younger brother is that rick was the consummate and creative bureaucrat, who could successfully navigate the halls of government. in 1902, he joined daniel burnham and augusta state gardens and a few others as a principal author of the mcmillan commission. instrumental in developing what has been called the kite plan. these are renderings they presented of the federal court in washington, d.c.. less well known is the fact that the senate park plan was more ambitious and laid out a comprehensive plan for the entire federal district, not just a monumental core. also for the reporters. rock creek. the

. >> reporter: and in the pacific northwest, record-breaking temperatures have cooled down in seattle, but spokane, washington, is expected to see triple digits each day through saturday. nasa released an image on the heat wave in northwest based on thermal energy from the earth's surface. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> a major explosion rocked a south los angeles neighborhood. [ horns ] the blast happened yesterday as authorities were in the process of seizing more than 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks in the area. a controlled detonation was supposed to take place, but police say a, quote, catastrophic failure led to the explosion damaging cars and homes. at least 16 people were hurt including police officers. >> coming up, a game changer for college athletes. the ncaa announces a major policy shift on athletes making money. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." money. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farx

appearance after footage showing he's trying to break into his in-laws house in suburban seattle. this happened wednesday. inside, panicked family members called 911 fearing what could happen next. >> my sister's husband is trying to break in the house. he's literally crazy. i've got a house full of kids -- >> where exactly is he trying to get? >> he tried to break in the front door. he has a door closed and is slamming on the door. >> sherman was arrested and released without bail yesterday. authorities say he may have been intoxicated. he's facing charges including criminal trespass and resisting arrest. >>> coming up, capitol hill arrest. why a congresswoman was taken into custody in a senate office building. >>> hitching a rice into space -- history that is. meet the teenager who will be the first paying customer on jeff bezos' rocket next week. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." rocket next week. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." overwhelmed by the ups and downs of frequent mood swings of bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar ef