in the seattle area was tested today for a possible case of monkeypox. the world health organization says outbreaks outside of africa are highly unusual, and health officials say festivals and parties can lead to spread among anyone with close contact. new tonight. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with a monkey pox expert about the symptoms. the monkey pox virus has usually been confined to africa and transmitted from animals such as monkeys, squirrels and rodents to humans. but now, the world health organization says about 200 confirmed and suspected monkeypox cases have been identified and at least 12 countries outside of africa. the concern is, it appears to be from human to human transmission , possibly sexual transmission between men at a gay pride event that you 80,000 people to spain's canary islands, as well as parties in germany and belgium from from sin belgium spending they're from a different festival that we're having in certain communities, health officials said monday. there is one confirmed case in massachusetts and at least four suspected cases

i want to cite some of this by the seattle times editorial board. the first quarter of this year they'd hope to hire 40 new officers and instead it brought out 13 another same time they expected 24 hours and three tendered their resignation pit what's the real world impact of what's going on with the staffing. when you call 911 because somebody is shooting a gun in your car and it takes ten minutes to get to you. it's the fact that we can do proactive policing in the city. when most times the different precincts within the city are baking officers to take on extr hours, taking people off of their detective work and other specialty units that they can respond to 911 calls. at this has not gotten any better. it is gotten worse over the course of the last two years an we are down over 400 police officers and millie have about 850 or so deployable officers i the department that their own goal, they lowered the cola but their goal is 1400. so we are very much in trouble and we are seeing a rising crim all the time. expects so a very strange story you cov

>> international opposition, but the meeting was in seattle so the event was only in seattle. it was covered as if it was just seattle. there was lots of media coverage that was asking what was going on. why were these kids breaking windows? hannah? >> we talked about how the shared memory of the cold war was ideological capitalism versus communism. is that the region that the afterwards triumph was also ideological even though that was a reductive you? >> yes, i think so, you are asking the idea that it was triumphant was ideological? >> the war is ideological between capitalism versus communism. >> exactly, exactly. if there was a victory there's been a struggle. one side was defeated, we are going to look at some soft ground this in your actual tests. >> i think i understand, i think i am good. it is a lot of complex thinking, i think i'm just going to chew on that. >> we will come back there. two or three things to ground this before moving to the next thing, just about how there was a across the political spectrum, the way that the wto protests or the occupy movement or c

. >> that true mystery, what happened to the vibrant young mom who vanished from a seattle suburb endured for years. those who loved sandi johnson, those who longed for her return, waited almost two decades for answers, and a slice of justice. the story starts in april 1996. april 26th, to be precise. a friday. in the seattle area, the weather was doing what it does in this part of the world, clouding up and spritzing rain. that day, sandi johnson, a 28-year-old wife and mother, had a to do list as long as her arm. >> she was going to run and do all her errands that day to get ready for her son's birthday party the next day. >> vicky fulkerson was a friend of sandi's. they bonded in the hospital after their sons were born on the same day. sandi was a little younger than vicky, a tiny woman with a huge zest for life. >> i loved being around sandi. seemed like she really cared about people. >> no one knew that better than sandi's cousins, gina boone, they all grew up together. >> sandi is action action, move, go, do, do, talkative laugh, always. she's a mile a minute. >> and beautiful. >> g

but the seattle sounders beat the mexican team massively.ways felt like the scooby doo league and mls has felt like scrappy doo, and they beat them 5-2 in front of a packed stadium of 68,000 delirious fans in seattle. the club is really reinforcing its status as the jewel of our nation. a first win for mls in this tournament in 20 years. seattle will go into the club world cup where they could play the likes of liverpool or real madrid and really test themselves at the highest level. and when you watch those deliriou scenes, we've always joked on our show that soccer is america's sport of the future, as it has been since 1972. but when you look at these scenes, you get a sense that it's really the sport of the now. geoff: indeed. roger bennett, always great to speak with you. thanks for making time for us. roger: send my love to judy woodruff. geoff: i absolutely will. ♪ as we reported earlierfull circle everest became the first all-black team to summit mount everest this week. last year, the "pbs newshour" profiled that team while they were

in seattle and it was covered as if it was just yell. and there was lots of, like, media coverage and it was like, what's going on? why are these kids breaking windows? hannah. >> last week you talked about the shared memory of the cold war was like an ideological capitalism versus capitalism versus communism. is that the reason that, like, the afterwards of the clay triumphs also ideologically? even though that was productive for you? >> yes, i think. so you're asking, like -- the idea that it was triumphant was ideological -- >> thought of the war as ideological between capitalism versus communism? >> exactly, exactly. there is a victory, there has been a struggle. one side has been defeated. we are going to look at some stuff [inaudible] some actual text. but -- spencer? >> i think, i think i understand [laughs] . i'm just going to, i think i'm going to [inaudible] have a conflict thinking, i'm just think i just [inaudible] give. >> welcome back to it. okay. two things to maybe -- three things -- to come to grant this before, that lea

and so like the event was only in seattle and it was covered as if it was just seattle. and there was lots of like media coverage. that was like what's going on? why are why are these kids breaking windows hannah? shared memory of the cold war was like an ideological capitalism versus capitalism versus communism is that the reason that like the afterwards the triumph was also ideological even though that was like a reductive view. yes, i think so. you're asking like the idea that it was triumphant was ideological out of the war is yeah ideological between capitalism communists exactly exactly if there is a victory there has been a struggle one side has been defeated. we're going to look at some stuff that grounds this and like actual text but spencer. yeah, i think i think i understand. i'm just gonna i think i'm good. i'm gonna chew it's a lot of complex thinking. i think i'm just gonna chew the fat i think. yeah. well, we'll come back to it. um okay, two two things to um, maybe three things to kind of ground this before then moving to the next just about like how there

the seattle-based coffee giant has about 130 stores and 2,000 employees in russia. those workers will be paid for six months and starbucks says it will help them find new jobs. >>> a judge has blocked the auction of judy garland's dress she wore as dorothy in the wizard of oz. the catholic university of america wants to put the dress up for bid to fund a new acting program, it was expected to fetch up to $1 million but it was claimed it belongs to the estate of her late uncle. the judge delayed the auction until the issue is resolved. >>> arby's best known for its roast beef will sell a burger for the first time, it will be available until july 31st for about six bucks. arby's says it's 50% larger than a mcdonald's quarter pounder. that's your "cbs money watch report." for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the broadcast center, i'm matt piper. ♪ >>> carnevale san francisco returns this weekend and kpix is a proud sponsor. the parade and festival were canceled during the pandemic, but organizers quickly shifted gears and took on a new mission. >> kpix 5's sharon chi

iryna had been working to get her mother out of ukraine and to seattle, since they last were togetherday the war broke out. >> fill thsilence with your music. fill it today to tell our story. mike: while ukrainian president zelensky was remotely rallying the music community at the grammys, dakhabrakha was kicking off their u.s. tour in a series of performances in the new york area. in seattle, kexp's darek mazzone first introduced dakhabrakha to american audiences with this 2015 studio performance. it quickly wenviral on youtube, catching the attention of major festival bookers from bonner room and south by southwest. darek: it transcends many things. they are definitely representing their culture. they're representing their nation, but they're also a theatrical band. they're also a band for the time where they're not trying to emulate a western style. they have created their own particular vibe. >> hello, we are dakhabrakha and we are happy to greet you from dak theater kiev ,ukraine. mike: traditional ukrainian folk singers by training theatrical , a artistic director transformed th

. >>> we are celebrating asian american and pacific islander this month and some cyclists in seattleking the month with a special ride. the journey is about culture and community and the love of the sport. cnbc's seema mody reports on a family built by biking >> reporter: on a saturday in seattle, gabe castillo, and his band of bicycle enthusienthusiss it is a ride they take most weekends but this one in may is special. >> this is a way to celebrate our culture and all things we have contributed to the united states >> reporter: bike clubs specifically his club is 30% asians it was born 25 years ago because gabe wanted some riding buddies. >> back in 1997, i did a seattle, portland ride, there were 9,000 riders with me. i found to be lonely, i invited my relatives and rcousins to joi me that's how more philfilipinos to join >> reporter: the sense of comradery these bikes provide are important to filipinos >> we love to gather as a community and when cycling earn cou encourages a gathering that's part of our culture >> it feels like a family. >> reporter: monique cohen joined the grou

honorary phd on pete carroll, the seattle seahawks coach.uring ceremonies this past weekend, carol earned his bachelor's as well as match lear's masters degree. and you, opie. and played for the tigers football team, he says. that's where he first learned the lessons he has used to win a super bowl title for seattle and two national college championships with usc. the culture that we have created around our teams over the years and in the philosophy and the approach and the uncompromising principles that were built on for all founded here, this was a very, very meaningful time, so to come back the recognition that you know, i'm humbled by that. way to go. pete pete carroll says he enjoyed the ceremony and being back on the u. o p campus, but he had to get back to seattle seahawks start organized team activities next monday. he went to everything in place to have a strong season. a new social justice art installation is in place in front of oakland city hall and frank ogawa plaza. here it is, it's called societies cage. the artists say it ref

it is always raining in seattle. of rain in seattle. >> seattle, your my kind of town. >> mariners are pretty good. >> let's start with the los angeles times, a devastating fire that has burned 20 homes in orange county, the coastal fire has prompted evacuation orders from hundreds of residents, the fire fueled by intense ocean winds has decimated nearly 200 acres so far. it is cause is still under investigation. >> let's go to the oregonian reporting health officials in the state's most populous county, the city of portland, now asking people to wear masks indoors until case counts start to fall. multnomah county has been averaging about 350 new cases per day. that is up from less than 100 early last month. oregon's governor ended the statewide mask mandate back in march. >> the san diego union tribune features a front page story about a federal appeals court triking down a california law that bans people under the age of 21 from buying semi-automatic rifles. the 2-1 ruling by a three judge panel of the ninth court

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also coming up, russian forces pushed deeper into the eastern ukrainian city of seattle. the net authorities fear the city could meet the same fate as mario pool, which rushes bombardment all but flat. and a life saving example of israeli palestinian corporation, israeli volunteers, chauffeur, palestinian patients past checkpoints, so they can get state of the art medical treatment in israel w rides along one of these special journeys. ah i'm gathers welcome to the program. european union leaders have agreed to a partial ban on russian oil imports. that's the toughest sanctions imposed on russia since the invasion of ukraine. the deal is the result of difficult negotiation simone man to states that ended in concessions to some e u. countries which are heavily dependent on russian oil, oil pumped from russian fields is no longer welcome. in most parts of the u. e. u. leaders in brussels reached an unexpected breakthrough on the 6th sanctions package just around midnight column. so should now be able to finalize a ban on almost 90 percent of all russian oil inputs by the en

aggression in due crime. meanwhile, on the ground, russian forces pushed deeper into the eastern city of seattle, the nets, authorities, fee. it will become another. matthew pope, flattened by the relentless bombardment and war crimes. under the spotlight ukrainian prosecutors mate with international investigators, but holding the guilty to account could get harder as more areas come under russian control. ah, i'm anthony. how'd it's good to have you with us. the european union has handed down it's harshest measures yet to punish russia for its aggression in ukraine. after weeks of wrangling, the 27 member states meeting in brussels have agreed to ban most seaborne in ports of russian oil. by the end of the year hungry, opposed a total embargo because it relies heavily on russian supplies. some you leaders said it was the best deal that could be achieved. nick, to our bonus, celebrating his 59th birthday at the e is summit here in brussels. the hungarian prime minister, however, already got his presence in the wee hours when your leaders agreed on an embargo on russian oil. but with exemptions f

for example, across seattle, it's an unprecedentedly bad situation. it's the worst that this country has over face. there are people who don't have 3 square meals a day days, a shortage of drugs that are constantly standing in queues for fuel and for gas. so it's very, very grip and as the prime minister said, it's going to get worse. the prime minister also said that they need $75000000.00 in the next few days. where's that money going to come from? well, hopefully the money will come from our friends in that in days $1.00, japan is another. we have to get the bridge in funds in order to tie dash over the period before the i have a few kicks in. if it is going to kick in. right pocket, so to serve on a motor with a center for policy alternatives and colombo is a capital sri lanka. thank you very much. and out of some of the other global business stories making headlines, shares of india's life insurance corporation dropped more than 8 percent on their 1st day of trading. the biggest ever i p o is part of an effort by prime minister in a range remote

while joining us now from seattle is sharma swan to a politician and a member of seattle city council. thank you very much for being with us. first of all, what is your reaction to this? it's a leak, but what would it mean for women's rights if the decision is confirmed? as the people who are outside mister ben goto, saying this, the victory and will be weighed in 1973, was a landmark historic victory for abortion rights. and if i'm the name, then it will be a historic step back. and that is why we have no alternative, but to push back against that we need not focus. i completely disagree with a little, you know, you called will be way to decision that invented are right. mention, know, read in the constitution. let's keep in mind this was the constitution under which saloon murray was legal and only wealthy white men had the right to vote. so let's not bad as that goes, thank less for human rights psychos and. and let's also keep in mind that we really do post of americans today supposed be waived and 72 percent of americans proposed over toning the weight. and in fact, support for t

so what if jimmy garoppolo goes to a team like carolina seattle wins? they look really bad.hey're afraid of that. so they're just holding on to a player who has no trade value. and what about deebo? samuel did the 49ers insult him by not doing something, right? okay so and i know. look i don't always agree with your criticism of the front office. and i may not agree here. what's your take on this? they're going to work it out. here's here's my take. deebo samuel is pulling a veruca salt. he wants to now. the 49ers don't want to give him an oompa loompa just yet they think it creates a bad precedent in future negotiations, so they're going to hold off until the end of the offseason. he's gonna get his oompa loompa. i think it's going to be okay. it's gonna be okay is part of the hesitation, though, because he's a basically a running back to and if they keep using them that way, he might get hurt because running backs let's face it. are not like wide receiver ones. it's possible, but he's our best player and they know it. and if they don't have deebo samuel this year, they cou

joining us now, retired seattle police chief carmen best. thank you so much for being with us. chief, we have to ask you based on what you've seen and heard over the last couple of days. we've talked to commissioner braaten in our last hour just about best practices on a school shooting and how they might apply here in uvalde. when you were chief in seattle, what was the policy for a school shooting or mass shooting of any kind for your teams. >> first of all, good morning, willie, and thank you for having me. i was reflecting, i've been talking to chiefs all over the country in the last couple of days and the typical protocol after columbine has been to enter a school, set up a contact team and go and try to stop the threat and go directly for the target. i know right now into day number three and surprisingly, we have very little information. more questions than answers, if you will, about what went on and who knew what when and what the timeline was. but normally, the practice has been, the protocol has been to enter the school and i remember myself right after columbine, my

i'm all you were recently up in seattle. you live in seattle, the president was there on earth day and he and he shared this comment about about the next generation if you will this listen, president biden. you know, every time i get billed down, i don't know about my colleagues. i to expect the same, i just turn on television or take a look at all the young people. this young generation is not going to put up with a modest though there is, i mean, there, they are really, really energized jamal. you know, you're, you're one of our, every, both of you are a younger generation. i guess i would ask you in response to president, you know, obviously we're asking this question about what the state of president biden's climate policies are amidst a lot of crises. and as a young person that he was speaking to, are you willing to take it? well, i'm not that young but allow it. um, i yeah, i was at the address in seattle on friday. he touted administrations progress on his historic climate commitments through executive action. and the

tom vacar ktvu fox two news amtrak says its passenger train service between seattle and canada won'tume until the end of the summer. end of this year, actually, due to staffing shortages. amtrak had originally planned to get trains rolling on that route against some town by spring. plans are now on hold due to worker shortage affecting the nation's commuter rail system. and track first stopped at seattle to vancouver service in may of 2020 when the canadian border was closed in the early days of the covid pandemic. this morning, jetblue has launched a hostile takeover bid for spirit airlines. jetblue is going directly to spirit airlines shareholders with a $30 share offer last month, jetblue had offered $33 a share. but spirits board rejected that. spirits board has said it's more likely to avoid antitrust issues if it tries to merge with frontier airlines spirit is hosting a shareholder meeting on that proposed merger with frontier on june 10th. and netflix is making some big changes to keep and attract subscribers. it's reportedly looking into adding live streaming to its platform.

if you see someone doing drugs in the open in seattle, can you arrest them? certain supreme court decisions in washington state and our lack of accountability in our legislature on this issue, it does tie our hands. our citizens are getting fed up. i saw a poll that indicated washingtonians, two things important to them, public safety and homelessness crisis is another one, top five important things to our citizens. recent gallup poll, 80% of citizens are concerned about crime. what does that tell you? our citizens are start ing to get fed up. >> carley: if you could implement a few policies today to fix this, what would they be? real quick. >> homelessness crisis is complex issue. we've seen billions provideod this issue. it has only made a dent in the problem. what needs to happen, we need to collaborate on the issue with law enforce sxment all stake holders and fraternal police stands ready to do just that with our governor to make sure we address this problem accordingly. >> carley: it is national police week, we thank you and fellow officers, your fellow

seattle would take the lead and mariners go on to win 7-6, won 13 straight over those as.for ncaa women's golf championships, a 4.0 student and pretty good with the pitching wedge i'd say, an ace on the par three, 12. her teammate, freshman rosane, won the individual title, cardinal, and san josÉ state one of eight schools remaining. good times down in palo alto i'd say, baseball team won the regular season pac 12, not bad kwh whatsoever and i just found out i'll be attending games three and four of nba finals, who should i be rooting for, boston or miami? i'm thinking boston, they got -- >> which is more fun? yeah. miami beach is pretty fun. >> thanks, charlie. >> a bizarre scene on the roof of a bay area home. how and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigilliona

. >> the seattle sounders become the first mls squad to win the champion's league. , prompting t erection of eight-foot fences. 40 police officers surrounded the anti-abortion group with bicycles to separate the two gatherings we are joined from washington with more on the impact the decision could have. >> reporter: protests continue to grow across the nation, as millions could face the reality of losing access to abortion now, if roe versus wade is overturned, it would be the dec decision of states to outlaw the practice and many are warning if roe versus wade is overturned more long-standing rights could be under threat president biden saying it could lead to an unraveling of a range of rights from contraception to gay marriage >> this is about a lot more than abortion what are the next things that are going to be attacked because this maga crowd is the most extreme political organization in recent american history. >> reporter: now this as democrats are running out of objections to uphold abortion rights, pushing to amplify the issue heading into midterms as a way to target republican

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seattle would take the lead and mariners go on to win 7-6, won 13 straight over those as.ale for ncaa women's golf championships, a 4.0 student and pretty good with the pitching wedge i'd say, an ace on the par three, 12. her teammate, freshman rosane, won the individual title, cardinal, and san josÉ state one of eight schools remaining. good times down in palo alto i'd say, baseball team won the regular season pac 12, not bad kwh whatsoever and i just found out i'll be attending games three and four of nba finals, who should i be rooting for, boston or miami? i'm thinking boston, they got -- >> which is more fun? yeah. miami beach is pretty fun. >> thanks, charlie. >> a bizarre scene on the roof of a bay area home. how some questions about why the suspect involved was arrested multiple times and not held. yes on h. recall chesa boudin now. >>> well tonight, bay area wild life group is warning homeowners, before you block critters out of your attic, make sure you haven't blocked any in. >> this poor momma raccoon, stuck trying to get through a roof to her babies after init

that's the speed seattle is going at.ing. >> brian: what are you going to do in all of this? are you in danger of closing if this gets worst? >> i already closed one of my locations and i'm not willing to reopen until i see change because it is quite dangerous for everyone. >> brian: do you have trouble getting employees because of this? >> absolutely, we went from 15 employees a couple years ago to one and a half right before we closed and it was really -- it was really sad to see and shut down after having, i think, three gunshots outside of our store window within a week. >> brian: that's unbelievable. it's like nobody cares. bakery in seattle, hanging on by a thread because there is just no law enforcement. olga say began, thanks so much hang in. >> there thank you. >> brian: don't go anywhere the man in the middle of the firestorm senator rick scott on his 11-point plan. congresswoman elise stefanik to get baby formula for americans. and what it was like for president trump. and clay travis on elon musk and we'll tal

from our seattle affiliate king 5, jessica jayner castro has that story >> down about mid bridge on i-90 they're taking on water. >> reporter: while rescue crews and boats headed that way, it was two officers on the bridge that spotted the raft first. >> they are now bailing out of the boat. >> reporter: quickly, the waves filled the raft, sinking it, dumping everyone into the water, including a 2-year-old >> harbor 1. >> reporter: the toddler was the first out of the water, wearing a life vest brought by rescuers. >> sit right here, sit down, sit down >> reporter: attention then turned to the adults, still in the water. >> you're all right. we got you as they lifted one man into the boat, officers helped the other man up on the bridge where he watched the rescue play out below. >> okay. see? they're all on board they're good you're all on board. totally fine look at him. happy little babe, okay? >> certainly some scary moments there. our thanks to jessica jayner castro for that report >>> the water is where a lot of wanted to be because a brutally hot weekend for millions is now behi

takes two of three from seattle, and they host the rangers tomorrow.will earn a trip back to the nba finals with a win over the mavs tomorrow night in game five at chase center. as for who will represent the east, the celtics now one win away, as well as four time major champion brooks kept and longtime heat fan jimmy buffett in miami tonight for game five. it was a close game for about three quarters. al horford of the celtics taking it in himself for the layup in the foul, he had 16. but the celtics then went on a 24 to 2 run to put this one away. former calbert jalen brown soaring in for the slam bam out of bio says, let me get out of the way. brown finished with a game high 25 points. celtics win. 93 to 80 . they take a 32 lead in the series and they can earn a trip to the finals with the win at home on friday, a champion was crowned in women's college golf two days after winning the individual crown rose zhang gave stanford the team title. the cardinal defeating oregon. this afternoon in scottsdale, arizona . it's stanford second ever ncaa champio

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we will talk about that and much more with and from the northwest seattle talk radio host jason rantzson before we began the conversation, i want to share the sound bite from representative and what she had to say of the fundamental freedom. >> the fundamental freedom that women have to make choices about our own body and our own futures and own economic security. the thing is, victor, these justices are acting like this is somehow something that they have the right to change. they do not have the right to change this. >> kevin: clearly, jason, they have the right to make a ruling on what they believe or some of them believe and apparently they believe it was bad law and send it back to the legislative's body, what say you? >> it is hard to tell whether congressman jayapal is eggs ignorant as she sounds or reprobates is ignorant. even today, she climbed the government is now mandating pregnancy. as if the government is forcing you to get pregnant. now not only does she take these positions on tv, but then she goes on twitter and twice now within the last 24 hours, she has indicated or

or in a large city in a large city police department like seattle.ed to keep that in mind in this particular instance but we do need a lot more information before we can understand the precise chain of events here. >> so carmen, what are you looking at? what are you wondering? what are the questions you have when you see what happened here? >> well, good morning, jose. like everyone else, you know, we're going to all wonder why. it won't change the outcome of this horrible tragic incident. as i reflect, i'm a retired police chief. spent almost 30 years in policing and it really saddens me to see we're still dealing with horrible mass shootings over 200 in the history of united states, there in uvalde, it's very, very sad but what happened there. clearly, this was premeditated this person not only bought guns, mr. ramos, but he also put on, you know, some sort of protective gear. there is speculation there but clearly, he had some sort of protective gear on and went in there premeditated to commit this horrible carnage inside this school. and i can te

i'm portland's seattle. they they've had their share of rain this year, and we are just constantly on the raw at the wrong latitude. the winds have died down quite a bit tonight. the winds tomorrow will be strong again. but let's see sfo's gusting to 20. they were gusting to 39 earlier this evening. the current conditions outside, there's not really any fog to speak up valley fog or coastal fog, but we could easily see some frost again tonight, new zealand bay valleys, which is what i would expect to see. look at the temperatures. they're running way ahead of where they were. last night. fairfield's 11 degrees warmer santa rosa's nine degrees warmer. that was because remember the system we had yesterday with the thunderstorms. that was cold air that got pushed in here and kind of hung out until the morning hours and got really cold so overnight lows tonight, not as cold as last night, but they're still going to be pretty cold. i mean, we'll have upper thirties low forties and you can get frosted 38 37 degree

known as roe v wade that legalize the procedure across the country. sharma so want is a member of seattle's city council. she says pro abortion activists need to get out and protest where we read itself was wrong in the 1st place to mass protest, the working people. and in fact, the supreme court rend robi wade was one in 1973, was also majority republican in that 5 of the 7 justices who voted for abortion right at that time. well, republican and yet women and working people that i wanted because it was the serious pressure of mass movement during a time when we had be and i was doing right, environmental and civil rights movement. set a reminder of what needs to be done today. so we need mass protest in hundreds of cities across the nation to defend re weighed. and ukraine attempts to free more people from the city of mary paul have been delayed. russian forces every 40 to have resumed shelling at the sound the words shortly after around a 100 civilians were evacuated on sunday. molly's leadership is ending defense agreement with france in a tv announcement. the military government accused

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and they go on to win it four to oakland takes two of three from seattle host the rangers tomorrow. warriors right now, and they will earn a trip back to the nba finals with a win over the mavs tomorrow night in game five at chase center. one positive to come out of last night's lost to dallas how the reserves cut a 29 point deficit down to just eight in the fourth quarter. the big debate today. should steve kerr have stuck with the reserves the entire fourth since they were the guys who got them back in it or you bring stefan clay back in , which is what steve kerr ended up doing no right answer after the game, steph praised moody, jonathan commingle and the rest of the second unit for making a game out. it was fun to watch. um. it's fun to watch them. just compete. find a little rhythm, a little chemistry. and give us some life and you know that's what they're and they're out there to do. it was it was just awesome to watch. four time major champion brooks kept to and longtime heat fan jimmy buffett in miami tonight for game five versus the celtics. this was a close game for about

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california could lead the way in gun reform nationwide and the oakland a's wrap up the road trip in seattle as they go for back to back wins against the meritor czar jason appelbaum. we'll have the highlights, plus the rest of sports coming up a this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. jalt wrapped up tonight for the victims of yesterday's school, shooting, family and friends of those killed, sharing photos and stories of their lost loved ones . the school superintendent, describing the victims as precious individuals in total 19 children and two teachers were killed. today officials in new valdez said the shooting rampage took place in 1/4 grade classroom inside rob elementary school

that's 13 straight for seattle against oakland dating back to july of last year.w to wrap up the nba's western conference final series in a four game sweep last night, they were expecting all the mavericks could dish out in their first home game in this series. instead, it was golden state that largely controlled the direction of the game, taking a 12 point lead in the third quarter with steph curry had three of his 31 curry feeling it on a night, which he shot 50% from the field, including five of 10 from three point range, will always be remembered as the signature play of the game. andrew wiggins with the poster ization dunk over luka dancing. this play was first ruling offensive foul, but the call was reversed when it was evident that there was no contact initiated by wiggins. another solid contribution from him. 27 points 11 rebounds then, after the mavericks had closed to within five jordan's pool buried a clutch three to put it away. kiss the mavericks. goodnight the warriors take a commanding lead in the series with a 1091 10 win. steve curran knows that t

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pattern and system for them, especially seattle national weather service seattle last time, seattler less. in may was 20 years ago in 2000 and two are they going to have cool highs will have about five days of rain as well. normal high is 64, so a cool, wet pattern in the pacific northwest. it'll be a cool pattern for us. maybe we'll get in. on something. there's something up up north crescent city. look at that. eureka! that's pretty good rain coming in maybe parts of mendocino county, northern sacramento valley, first of multiple systems to come in the deepest, strongest one will be late sunday into monday. we get the higher clouds and a huge ramp up of the fog bank, maybe some drizzle. we've already had some reports of that. and so i wouldn't be surprised to get a couple 100 over the next couple of nights and mornings here before the main system arrives. like the weekend into early next week. big fog bank cooler for all today high clouds, westerly breeze that might have crank up as well. augusta 31 miles an hour out of travis earlier, and it's all west or northwest or west southw