you live in the seattle area. we reported about the amazon decision to move 1800 employees out of the city because of crime . and now this with the schools. this has got to be one of the most destructive things i have ever heard. >> that's right. a few years ago seattle was one of the most beautiful thriving and prosperous cities in the country. they elected a far left city council that wrecked it. it shows that public policy matters. these decisions have an impact. unfortunately i pulled my kids out of seattle public schools. it was a disaster. they were tying up disabled kids . they were fighting all the time. people were exposing themselves on the playground. total nightmare. it's all by design by these policymakers. >> a friend of mine said to me in 10 years there will be very few people of faith left in the public school system because they are so incredibly oppositional to any type of american tradition, respect for our constitution. they become left wing indoctrination camps. your thought on the future of p

another deputy was murderedll in pierce county, south offtt seattle when bakery owner in seattle said she saidle s clr business because there's just too much crime. the downtown or the avenue in seattle had mysteriously been a difficult environment. there was a lot of drug activity, criminal activity, criminal activity has really taken over the streets. and as we try to reopen in seattle, you know, we ended up dealing with people sellinggs drugs, buying drugs, smoking fentanyl and in the broad daylight my employees safety are on the line and my customerf safety is on the line. to so s i had no choice but to shut down the door of norfolk, keep everyone safe. it's falling apart and no one's doing anything activities especially wants to do something something big. she's running for senate in the state of washington. she's a crime therehing causing a humanitarianan crisis in seattle and she's got a plan to fix that deplatform, thanks a so muchpp for coming on . so we appreciate it. so what can i be it? oh , well, i mean, someone needs to fix us . it's such a wonderful place in a lot of wa

jason rants is in seattle with the report. jason? >> hey, jesse.wn seattle that's seen the bulk of the high-profile crimes. to give you context, within a five day's period, a stone's throw away from market, two homicide, three stabbings, and a car jacking. even with emphasis patrols, we saw a man drive his car through the garage of a federal building, fire gunshots into the air, and then move at police with his weapon forcing them to shoot. surveillance caught it all. take a look at this. >> he's trying to shoot himself in the head now. >> police, put it down, put it down now. >> now a lot of the crime is driven by homeless addicts or the mentally ill who effectively taken over downtown seattle. you see addicts shooting febt fentanyl all over the place. what happens in downtown does not stay in downtown. a rise in thefts across the city where thieves are driving cars to store fronts and stealing atm machines. yesterday in south seattle, they drove a kafr to the walgreens, they go in and try to steal the atm. this is the third time in the last week

the letter is addressed to suite 5220 seattle washington 98101. is that your address quick. >> that is the office of the us attorney. >> us department acknowledges the receipt would you make it a habit of not responding to members of congress? not just any but 19 republicans from the house judiciary committee those that inquire about an important subject the school board memo issue. >> to be responsive to all committee members and it has questions. >> so that begs the question why haven't you responded? then why haven't you question someone tell you not to respond? >> no. nobody told me not to respond. >> to the attorney general to you not to respond? >> no. >> this is amazing nobody knows what happened. nineteen republicans on the house judiciary committee all inquire about a pretty important subject matter we have no response earlier with the ranking member of the subcommittee was asked using one —- ask your question from oh and the attorney general said i am directing the fbi working with each united states attorney to convene meetings with ter

>> yeah, yeah. >> brown: gigs at local seattle spots were the norm for years, along with busking for pike place market. the hard-working life of a >> i was really interested in things like printing and hanging posters, and busking and stopping people on the street and handing them a pamphlet and telling them about my show. it's a city that sort of rewards that, and values that. ♪ and the joke's on them ♪ >> brown: her stunning performance at the 2019 grammy's of "the joke," a ballad to those who feel marginalized, brought her national attention. now 40, carlile told her own coming-of-age story in a recent memoir, titled "broken horses," about growing up poor in rural washington state, moving from place to place, her father's battles with alcoholism, her mother's aspirations to be a country singer. a self-described "misfit," carlile writes of being gay in a community with few role models and a church that didn't accept her. from the beginning, though, she was, she says, "addicted to performing." >> well, it's easy to get addicted to performing, because it's quite an adrenaline rush, y

we try to reopen in seattle.ling with people selling drugs, buying drugs, smoking fentanyl, in broad daylight. >> my employees safety is on the line. my customer safety is on the line. i have no choice but to shut down the door to keep everyone safe. >> it's falling apart and nobody is doing anything. she is running for senate in the state of washington veggies a humanitarian crisis in seattle and she's got a plan to fix that. thank you so much for coming on. we appreciate it. someone needs to fix this. at such a wonderful place in a lot of ways. what would you do to fix this? >> first and foremost, we have a senator in june on the senate floor who fault dome i called for federal funding. this is on her hand. and i was sick and might beat the drum wherever i'm talking about washington state. right here in washington state it is so much worse than what we read in the papers or see on the news. i toured a k-8 school this summer that had a homeless encampment which rendered it on a boat for children to play and not

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so homeless addicts and criminals have pretty much taken over seattle.nd a lot of it is centered on the street were some amazon offices are located. in under five days, the street just about two blocks away from the famous markets are two homicides, three stabbings, at a carjacking and it's gotten so bad, as you mention, that amazon gave nearly 2,000 workers access to new offices to move to just for safety. at the same time, not far from this location we have yet another example of the crime crisis, a brutal completely unprovoked assault was caught on surveillance, 62-year-old nurse was leaving the light rail station in seattle's chinatown neighborhood. prosecutors say 40-year-old alexander jay ran up the escalator to grab her and then throw her down the stairs. when she lands, tumbling at the first landing, he then goes down to again pick her up and throw her. the nurse ends up suffering three broken ribs and a broken clavicle. police end up arresting him the next day and now he faces second-degree assault. but when he was on the loose, for seattle time

neil: do you ever see amazon's headquarters in seattle?building you about it is in the best part of seattle. you would think in that particular neighborhood they would be watching for crime, all of that. it has gotten so bad in seattle of late, that the company is relocating some workers and it's a big worry because, it is not just happening here, but happening all over the country but it has gotten particularly bad in seattle and doesn't dan springer know it. he has more. dan, what is going on? reporter: this is another major blow to downtown seattle which has been plagued by crime, drug activity and homelessness in the past few years. amazon would relocate 1800 people working in the hard of the crime surge. over a three-week span, three shootings, two stabbings and a car squawking. two shootings were fatal including a 15-year-old boy. there was also a despicable attack at the light rail station two blocks away. a woman in her '60s was leaving the station, and a man randomly grabbed her, threw her down the stairs but wasn't done and threw

team she's ever known, the seattle storm. in that time, she's come a long way.g way. and none of that is coincidence. elite athletes stretching time, extending their careers like resistance bands; it may be the dominant theme in sports right now. >> sue bird: oh, your mom. when there's more warm up than actual workout, that's when you're in trouble. >> wertheim: we met sue bird in seattle as she ramped up for still another season. >> bird: when i bounce outside come, so i can go. >> wertheim: she enlisted three practice players. then clocked an hour of conditioning post-workout. physically, she held up fine. still, time has a way of announcing itself. how does the age difference between you and your teammates... >> bird: oh. >> wertheim: --express itself? >> bird: in many ways. in many ways. this past year we traded for a player. so she came into camp. she was like, "hey, my mom's in town. would-- you know, would you down to meet her?" and i was like, "oh, yeah, absolutely." and she was like, "yeah, you guys have the same birthday." and i was like, "oh, no way.

wilson a record of 17-4 in 10 seasons with seattle. the price was steep denver gave up two first-round draft picks, two second round draft picks and three players including quarterback drew lock all for wilson, a nine time pro bowl clutch player. meanwhile, 1900 miles east of seattle, aaron rodgers is staying with the green bay packers because sometimes the best moves are the ones you do not make her cup the four-time mvp announced he is remaining with the packers for at least one more year. he will have his top offensive weapon, former palo alto high school star, devante adams, who was also returning to green bay. basketball. james wiseman is step closer to his long-awaited season debut. he is scheduled to play two games with the warriors, the santa cruz warriors. a player could return for the big club for the final 14 games of the regular season. this was not your normal sports slow tuesday. we have 13 norcal high school basketball finals tonight. >> what does this mean possibly for jimmy g? >> we know two teens he will not go to. fo

elizabeth: seattle has become so dangerous, the city of seattle itself said in november, it can no longer after they finished work, to places transportation places leaving, you know, train stations or the ferry. this is the same city had those chaz zones, those "chop" zones with summer of love where they were just shooting at people and rioting and doing graffiti and arson, vandalizing the whole downtown area of seattle. now crime is really taking off. >> yes. and this is where politicians need to step forward because if this is what they were asking for, they got it. now they need to be a part of the solution and not a part of the problem. they need to step forward and make sure that they put measures in place to address these different type of issues, because public safety is not democrat or republican issue. it is everybody's issue. therefore if they want to have their protections guaranteed by the united states constitution, they need to put their foot forward and come to sit down to the table. also as i always state, there needs to be a -- for politicians we see how many murders, rob

jason rantz, a radio host in seattle joins us. what do you think of this?o, now i am. there i am! my apologies. i was thrown by the idea of becoming a bus writing vegetarian. i thought i'd focus a little bit on the gas prices since it's been hurting so many people and i'm going to guess that the bloomberg editor actually take public transportation. so grab that reusable npr tote bag to hold those organic lentils and let's get a hold of the public has rotation system in seattle. you will never find a clean bus stop or a light rail station because the homeless have just completely taken over. they set up tents, they smoke fentanyl, they shoot up heroin. sometimes frankly they just pass out. once you actually get on the bus or light rail, you are going to find that the same products exist and it comes with a 500% in plain dell my complaints by bus drivers who say that homeless addicts are openly smoking fentanyl and passing on the bus. a man who believed to be homeless was found dead by a maintenance staff or after the driver had parked at the metro base and e

has record against the 49ers 17- 4 in 10 seasons with seattle.as steep here denver gave up two first-round picks, two second round draft picks, and the three players, including quarterback drew locke, all for wilson, a pltime seattle, aaron rodgers is staying with the green bay packers. sometimes the best moves are the ones you don't make. the fourth time and bp announced he is remaining with the packers for at least one more year, and he will have his top offensive weapon, former palo alto high school star davante adams is also returning to green bay. those were two big dominoes to fall today. in the case of russell wilson, the 49ers will play at the broncos next season. there is no getting away from this guy. >> there has to be a home for jimmy g. . he is too good. >> reporter: there will be a home as soon as deals are made. >>> coming up news at 5:30, delayed trains and frustrated passengers. b.a.r.t. issues drag on for a 2nd day. >>> major disruption of services for b.a.r.t. writers and the bay area. how long it may take to fix the problem. >

. >>> workers at a seattle starbucks unanimously voted to unionize yesterday making it the first locationed starbucks across the country that have voted to unionize under workers united. more than 100 other locations have filed to hold union elections. it comes as starbucks' former ceo howard schultz, who has a history of being anti-union, gears up to return to the helm of the coffee joint next month. >>> and just in time for easter, you can now personalize your own peeps. the company's website is letting consumers customize their chicks to their liking. you get to pick the marshmallow color, the chocolate coating, and a topping. a dozen custom peeps will cost under $30. >> you know what peeps needs more of -- sugar. >> more sugar. yes. >> layers of sugar. >> all right. exactly. pile it on. >> all right. 'tis the season. diane king hall in new york, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, movies and music. we're going to tell you the big names scheduled to perform at the oscars ceremony this sunday. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ get fast relief of your worst allergy sympt

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and let's actually take a tour of the public transportationseet system in seattle.nd just to set expectations from the start, you will never find a clean bus stop or a light rail station because the homeless have just t completely taken over . they set up tents, they smoke it all. they shoot up heroin and they sell stolen goods. they pop up homeless. bizarrest sometimes p they frany they just pass out now once you actually get on the bus or light rail, you're going to find that pretty much the same problems exist and it comes with a contact high last year. so nearly a five 100% increase in complaints by bus drivers ino say homeless addicts are openly smoking fentanyl and just passing out on the bus. now i reported just a fewokyl da ago that a man believed to be homeless was found dead on a buss by a maintenance staffer after the driver had parked ater the metro base and ended his shift. so this man rode for hours, possibly slumped over dead for some or most of the right now the homeless are passed out on a bus or light rail all the time. so it's kind of easy to figu

these kids have been pulled from their homes in los angeles and seattle and san francisco have been sent these kids were sent to this corner of northwest wyoming brother kids have been sent to dry adviva beds and idaho swamps in arkansas 110 degree deserts in arizona. the book itself is about 90,000 words and every single. of them grew out of my own personal embarrassment about how little i knew about this subject. in june 2013. i visited yellowstone national park for another store that i was working on and one of those days i was able to visit the heart mountain interpretive center, which is a small museum that sits for the former heart mountain camp was i walked in the museum thinking that i had a pretty good handle on the subject. i grew up in hyde park new york, which is franklin delano roosevelt's hometown. i studied history in college and i really thought oh, this is a subject and this is a history these camps that i understand really well and as i walked through the museum i realized that i knew about maybe 1% of the amount of information that i should know about these i knew noth

these kids have been pulled from their homes in los angeles and seattle and san francisco have been sent these kids were sent to this corner of northwest wyoming brother kids have been sent to dry adviva beds and idaho swamps in arkansas 110 degree deserts in arizona. the book itself is about 90,000 words and every single. of them grew out of my own personal embarrassment about how little i knew about this subject. in june 2013. i visited yellowstone national park for another store that i was working on and one of those days i was able to visit the heart mountain interpretive center, which is a small museum that sits for the former heart mountain camp was i walked in the museum thinking that i had a pretty good handle on the subject. i grew up in hyde park new york, which is franklin delano roosevelt's hometown. i studied history in college and i really thought oh, this is a subject and this is a history these camps that i understand really well and as i walked through the museum i realized that i knew about maybe 1% of the amount of information that i should know about these i knew noth

the seattle waste movement calls for reducing and reusing products to conserve natural resources and got to pull new ship. we found signs, yard in india, and that it's catching on with even bollywood jumping on the wagon. ah ah, mohammed is huh. is the local jack of all trades around these neighborhoods of south barely b longer so little belk are you the bad guys? butler's pressure cookers mix, the dog zips off jackets and gene. so i'd appeared many things journey jacket grab, i'm glad gin skies. sometime latin merchants likes hog, we're one so much more common sight and big cities going door to door fixing anything people don't to the extent they could. and when those items broke the fix them again. but things have been changing and then as the practices of preston, convenience culture have taken root. one indicator of this is the amount of phase the country now produces. it is estimated at india generates over a $150000.00 tons of solid waste every day, which is not as much as some western countries. but this is likely to go up to more than double by 2025. and the volumes. continui

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where's the rainbow, north seattle and portland.al suspects they're picking up the some today but another nice day on tap for us. it's a cool morning . a few upper thirties. a lot of forties. it'll be a warmer afternoon. temperatures napa walnut creek arrows are all heading up. 77 76 75 74 for today probably had a couple of low eighties to those tomorrow. 38 napa airport, one of the coolest brown with those 52 mid forties, berkeley's in their oakland low forties sent carlos palo alto 41 for santa rosa 40 and mill valley. 38 woodside and stanford is 39. so there are a few thirties but low forties around atherton, menlo park, palo alto, los altos, even saying carlos and that made the upper forties. it is down to 43. but 47, san mateo and pacific and the ridge, the dome of high pressure the whitney. the everest just continues to say i'm not going anywhere so warmer today and also tomorrow you do get a little northerly breeze in the hills not so much at the surface, but except for a few high clouds. the rain stays to the north, probably

he joins us from seattle. thank you for joining us there. you say in a recent blog post that you wrote, that israel's indifference to ukraine could prove costly to israel. what did you mean by that? i want to note that that was a piece that was published in ology 0. i but i could you repeat your question again? you say in that blog post for al jazeera that israel's indifference to ukraine could prove costly to israel. what exactly did you mean by that? i believe that israel's, and so called neutrality, is a charade. and that it's not really um, sincere, and that israel's attempt to broker a ceasefire or an agreement between ukrainian russia is, is not sincere. because israel has too many interests that are related to russia. as you are a correspondent mentioned there, syria, which one of the most prominent, but israel is really compromised in terms of its position. it has many russian oligarchs who've invested millions of dollars in the is really economy. and who owned some of the poshest penthouses in tel aviv and, and i want to also reinfo

we have seattle, crime hitting a 14-year high. turned into ghost towns like seattle. traffic enforcement in seattle is minimal. 11 of the 15 cities with the worst crime are democrat-run. they talk about politics. why didn't hollywood talk about rising crime? >> it doesn't fit with their ideology. we spent the entire media cycle talking about one millionaire smacking another millionaire. if we spent a 10th of that time talking about children being shot in the streets. about our murder rate through the roof. like businesses like rite aid, walgreens won't do business in cities. created food deserts, financial deserts because banks won't open. they are telling employees don't show up to work because we can't guarranty your safety. there is crime and disorder everywhere you look. it has to stop. it is within our control to change it. finally new york seems to get it. they're bringing back the broken windows theory, we talked about numerous times. we can bring it back to the community and provide prosperity for them. elizabeth: talk qui

up in seattle and portland? not here.her nice day, except for the higher cloud, little breeze up in the hills were getting in north northwesterly breeze up there. been about 20 to 30 miles an hour, but it will be warmer today. napa, walnut creek, palo alto, san jose, those arrows are heading up. so instead of upper sixties low seventies that's mainly mid seventies today as you saw even warmer tomorrow. forties fifties on the temps. couple of thirties napa airport 1 40 still in dublin, also clayton, pleasant and even lafayette 39 panel. there you go. there's one but mid forties upper forties around kensington , also, el cerrito, albany, even down towards hayward, union city in fremont, 45. 43 except for those higher clouds, just zipping right there. there's a back edge to those, so i think most of these will go through and then it's all about sunny side up and warmer as the ridge high pressure just never wants to go. it's one and done. every system we get is one and done on the systems we get. don't do much. sixties and se

lot of draft picks are coming to seattle from denver for this. and this is a big, a big win.thing for the niners. as we know. russell wilson leading the seattle seahawks has been pretty tough to beat for a number of years now. so now that he's out of the nfc west, somebody will be the same without him. that's what we want. finally have the seahawks number well, that's good. >> rogers finally has a deal, signed a new deal to stay with the packers after they had so many disagreements and he's holding out all that. he's going to 200 million dollars over 4 years becoming the highest-paid player in the nfl. and kron four's recognizing remarkable women making a difference in the bay area. did you see our first story tuesday? we've got another one coming up this tuesday. you don't want to miss the tales of how these incredible women are doing. great things in the bay rea. we'll be right back. >> all right. hold on. wait for it. okay. the rest of the highlights are hilarious. will farrell actually made a basket there? the on that one? yeah. turns out he might be the secret weapon for

people in this country all the way from seattle to miami won the sunshine protection act. we got it passed in the senate and now the clock is ticking to get the job done so we don't have to switch the clocks again. i urge my colleagues in the house to act swiftly. thank you and i yield the floor. >> the clerk will call the role. for anybody watching in case it isn't clear what happened, this just past. >> the senate is in a quorum call. >> let me ask unanimous consent. and like me make it clear to anyone watching that they just saw this measure pass. we have just passed the bill to end the return from daylight savings time to make daylight savings time permanent. ♪♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy in his state of the state address louisiana governor edwards announced he's not renewing the public health emergey

starbucks workers held the union vote in seattle. do they have the votes?arizona and one in hometown seattle. a growing number and a big reason howard shultz is back for the third time. he is revered by the workers, calls them partners and resists unionization. half the country petitioning to unionize and the question is why? starbucks workers are paid well. might be the expectations of them. to complete 10 orders including payments, some of these are complicated orders. they say enough is enough. the push to unionize for progressive starbucks which fended that off until now. could be a game changer. stuart: i have no comment on that. one hospital is just outside seattle, could change its name because workers say maternity center is not gender inclusive for birthing people who do not identify as women. jason rants is our seattle guy. this is about two genders, 300, in between. where do you come down on this? >> if you want to change your name go ahead and change it but you should do it for the right reasons instead of erasing what is unique about women. the

my name is mike i'm from seattle. want to wish everyone a good morning. i was hoping to ask a question here to kind journals or experts. where does the supreme court go from l here? a will the ketanji brown jackson appointments, will that increase the legitimacy of the court? will this a draw out african-american voters to the midterms? i asked these questions i also wish to make a comment. i had the opportunity to meet joe biden went i was a student at university of chicago press and in turn at the iop the institute for politics. biden seemed like a nice guy. in chicago we read new status as a government scholar. biden's comments in ukraine is more about change this psychological paradigm of communication not as much a gaffe. if he says such a signal and keys this to nato partners heats more likely this to be digestible over the course of a short or even medium. of time. i disagree with the media wholeheartedly that it was a gaffe. especially this is new to the max. and i appreciated i look forward to hearing what your contributors have disabled i apprec

which was flying from mexico to seattle. in 2000.a cruising altitude, and it just went straight into the into the sea. reason turned out to be. they lost the horizontal stabilizer, the ability to keep that plane in the air fall apart , called the jackscrew was involved. and again that took months and months and months of pulling together the wreckage. but this is unusual. 21,000 ft in 72 seconds and that a slight recovery. there's just it's very unusual and a lot of people are kind of scratching their heads. at this point. we don't know if the pilots were in control like they were battling the caste system on the max crashes that led to those the two deadly crashes there. this is just almost it. looks like some sort of, you know, a street mechanical but again, you don't want to speculate going into this right now. there's so many things that could happen. it's a good thing that they have found. one of the black boxes so far and that it's potentially the cockpit voice recorder because there were three pilots inside and to hear what th

the graceful belief to be vladimir, put in seattle as it regularly anchors at his vacation spots. just days before russia started its war against ukraine, the yacht left for colleen and crat yards are not the only acids russian oligarchs hold in germany. near lake teegan c in the south locust gathered to protest against was man of his rumor to own this villa and likely to more close to the lake. no one knows for certain though not even the members of the city council showers are needed. i have never seen the nameless man of any official documents, usually deals are made by companies. so with straw man, because men are such business practices are common among oligarchs. they're used specifically to avoid sanctions. that whole problem drifted are, the main problem will be to prove that an oligarchy is the legal owner of a property. in looking at an oligarchy with potential assets, i have to have proof that those assets are really there. so was hoping dusty ver moves throughout a 1000 and switch provisions. and luna is another yacht anchoring in hamburg these days. it's also presumed

people in this country, all the way from seattle to miami want the sunshine protection act. we got it passed here in the senate. now the clock is ticking to get the job done so we don't have to switch our clocks again. so i urge my colleagues in the house to act swiftly as we have done to get this bill on president biden's desk and deliver sunshine to americans across the country. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. whitehouse: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: neighbor watching in case it's not clear what happened, this just passed. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. whitehouse: let me ask unanimous consent that the senate exit the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: and let me make it clear to anybody who is watching that they just saw this measure pass. we have just passed the bill to end the return from daylight saving time to make legislature for

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

combat veteran, seattle radio host. glasses off. that means the business is about to begin. democrat strategist and former biden campaign surrogate, it is kevin walling. hello, dumpling. georgia libertarian gubernatorial candidate, love that word, host of the radical with shane hazel. it's a podcast. he is a former marine corps sergeant. shane hazel is back. welcome, everyone. >> good to see you. kennedy: hi, it is great to have a you come from different perspectives and know what you're talking about to try to bring viewers something light and truth. i'll start with you, stu, i know you are involved in something similar to this in iraq. what did you think today when you saw the news about the bombing at the hospital? >> i thought that not a targeting mistake, there's no explanation back at the squadron headquarters, that was intentional, a message, they know full well exactly what that particular structure is, they prop people on the ground undercover, they know what they were doing because i believe it looked malicious, it was a war crime. kennedy: so what do you do about

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workers at a seattle starbucks unanimously voted to unionize tuesday.it's the first unionized shop in the coffee chain's hometown and is just a 10-minute drive from starbuck's seattle headquarters. senator bernie sanders called on returning starbucks ceo howard schultz to end the company's massive union-busting campaign. in other labor news, over 500 chevron employees in richmond, california, are on strike after failing to agree on a contract that would provide safer working conditions, better wages, and benefits. chevron posted $15.6 billion in profits last year. and in southern california, disney employees staged in-person and virtual walkouts tuesday to protest the company's response to florida's so-called "don't say gay" legislation, which bans discussions of sexuality and gender identity in schools. disney ceo bob chapek initially refused to condemn the bill and donated to politicians who back the anti-lgbtq measure. this is a disney worker. >> i feel like everything that is happening right now with disney could have ripple effects not only for the

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office of refugee and immigrant affairs of seattle. you know, we are securing funds to help to address immediate needs as well as to address mental health state of the refugees because most of them who arrive here with post-traumatic stress. and so many other issues, depression. we have seen a lot of depressed and anxious since people right now here in the u.s. who need their mental health issues to be addressed. so there are many things to do. we are preparing for that. and we are waiting -- anxiously waiting when the first refugee will start arriving in washington state. >> am i right that washington state has received more ukrainian immigrants over the last ten years than any other state? >> that's absolutely true. washington state received the most ukrainian refugees than any other state, and this wave of refugees began since 2014 when the war in eastern side of ukraine started. and refugees started getting into the u.s. we have large ukrainian community here, you know, and i'm proud to say that new arrived refugees in washington s

this week, the group coordinated a team of volunteer stanford student whose flew to the seattle area to pack up medical supplies bound for the war zone. medical aid is desperately needed right now. >> missiles and artillery shells hitting apartment buildings, fires, a lot of debris, many dead including children. it's as gory as it gets. >> reporter: here at ideal packaging in san jose, they've also been collecting medical supplies along with baby formula and canned food items. >> we start collecting donations about weeks ago. so far we already ship five full trucks. >> reporter: igor says his mother and brother are still in ukraine and is concerned about their safety but is doing what he can to help from the bay area. on monday, 26 pallets of supplies will be headed to ukraine, but it's an expensive endeavor, costing about $50,000. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> we will continue to follow the very latest developments from ukraine and washington, d.c. we invite you to stay with us on air, online and at nbcbayarea.com. >>> miss have charged three men in connection w

. >> this world corporation is pulling up battle but pulling their workers of downtown seattle.d up to buy pepper spray. the company, not the forest. temporarily relocating 1800 employees from its downtown seattle office after a surge in violent crime. as police get a handle on the neighborhood for a 15 euro.was recently shot and killed. in york city pressed a chinatow the blinds out the door as asia women wait to buy pepper spray to protect themselves for criminals hell-bent on attackin them. this is why people are living i fear. check out this latest vicious attack of the 67-year-old asian woman who punched her 125 times but i guess the worst part is it's as he was counting. she suffered multiple fractures and brain bleeding. her attacker was charged with attempted murder. and unhinged lune was at the museum of modern art at nyc ove the weekend and he's finally been captured. philadelphia please caught gary no relation to coppola. his arrest earlier this spring at a greyhound bus were almost everybody is a fugitive. allegedly told cops -- that we haven't done in three weeks. i

a big move from starbucks, workers in seattle. and a recall from gm. is at the cbs broadcast center in new york. good to see you. >>> good too be with you. employees voted to unionize yesterday making the first location in the hometown to do so. the seattle location joined six other company owned starbucks that have voted to union ize. more than 100 other locations have filed to hold elections. >>> gm is recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles. the car maker said it's recalling 740,000 small suv's because the headlights can be too bright and cause glare for other drivers. the recall affects terrain vehicle from the 2010 through 2017 model years. >>> and roughly 52 million workers make less than $15 an hour. that's according to new research. that's about a third of the united states work force. e nuers affect women and minorities. 40% of women make less than 15 an hour compared to 25% of men and nearly 50% of black and hispanic workers make less l ri >>> to a favorite morning subject. food. we love it around here. you have details on a poll that peo

it's producing heavy rainfall in seattle and portland.ntually this begins to move a little closer towards us tomorrow. we'll have clouds from that. and eventually, yes, some rainfall making it back in this week. as we started off for tomorrow morning, you'll need the light jacket here. we'll have some 40s with high clouds returning. then as we head through the day tomorrow, the high clouds will be filtering in through the afternoon with some breaks of sun. so we're going to go from 75 on tuesday down to 59 on thursday. and we'll begin to see the chance hereof some showers by the evening on wednesday night. best chance of rain this week on thursday. a tenth to a half an inch. we'll keep a spotty chance here of showers friday and saturday. look at these morning lows dropping down into the 30s friday, saturday and sunday. big-time changes moving in. i'm glad we can make things happen for that anniversary today, right? >> yes, the parp ti is happening would you tell us right now, jeff. thanks a lot. >>> coming up in primetime, america's got t

up in seattle and snow. that's cold air mass up there, but for us, it's another nice day.f these on site couple months here actually called. morning sunny and warmer, though forties on most of attempts, 30 still holding on for a few, but berkeley's 50 52 hayward there 52 sfo. hayward's in there as well, and all signs point towards a warm up with upper sixties seventies. can we get any rain in here? maybe some drizzle on sunday morning, it does look like tuesday. will be our next opportunity to try and get some measurable rain in here. it does look promising. it will see still, you know, four days away, 60 seventies on the temps tomorrow morning will be cold. it'll be nice and will increase the clouds late saturday. carry that into sunday. maybe some little drizzle you guys sunday morning. copy that, steve. thank you call to stop violence and eight right here in the bay area more on the rally with a sweeping message. and howard brought people from all walks of life together two years since the world health organization declared a covid pandemic to various cities are lifting