in seattle. to be justice for them and they are free to act with impunity. we know about san francisco being held hostage by these progressive people who are doing so much harm to people who need it the most. >> and it is a tremendous burden on law-enforcement. that is an absolute depletion on their psyche. the attrition rate is so high right now. their hands are tied from doing anything about it. >> yes. this unit that deals with sexual assault of defunding happen largely during the height of the pandemic. it was heartbreaking when i came across statistics about child abuse reporting, sexual abuse reporting going down. it was going down because kids but not at school. i remember pleading, we must open schools because this is happening and i believe the biden administration was asked yesterday about schools and they cannot answer the question. this line struck me that there was an increase in cases involving children. they received 107 referrals in march from child protective services. that is on

i'd found myself a new strange party trick in true blue, seattle.dmitting to roomfuls of fellow liberals after a swig of whatever drink was in my hand that my parents who i see most every weekend and call about everything from cooking tips to the kids latest swim lesson our mexican immigrants who voted for trump. it would always stun the room for a moment. people need a time to square this reality with what they know of the wall on the southern border. the talk of mexico is sending rapists and criminals all that seem to them like an endless string of hostility aimed at immigrants from latin america. i'd watch and wait for someone to ask the first question left hanging in the air. so why did they vote that way? then i'd feel their eyes probing me as silently they asked the other. and why are you still speaking to them? with the stars and stripes long faded from up from my rear view. i steered the altima into my parents called the sac wondering one last time if i should just go home. i parked the car in the driveway of their two-story craftsmen inches

she's of the can seattle conservative ever great spark magazine. she hass contributed to a queer fashion site most recently created the project for the movement calling for c solidariy and collaboration between members and alleys of asian communities in the black lives matter movement. sherry is a professor at mit author of empathy diaries my featured book a sensible strength talk. recent review in the "new york times" rates the greatest offering is permission may have dealt for ideological reasons. such connections will not solely but may enrich us. we are so pleased to be hosting this dynamic conversation at third place books and iplayer please help me in joining welcoming monica guzman. [applause] >> good evening everyone. i am excited to get curious with monica. but before we dive in monica's going to read a little bit from her book. for that monica need some water. >> hey everyone it's awesome to see all the out here. this is terribly exciting and a little scary for me. thank you all, thank you all just for being here. i am going to read right

. >> it is from the seattle band nirvana. smells like teen spirit. >> it was the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everybody who was alive then can tell you the moment they heard that song. because nothing like that existed to that point. it was really transcending. >> here we are now entertainers it sounded like a threat, it sounded like a different generation coming in and saying what you have for us what are you going to do for us? >> so-called slackers and generation x they were not being paid attention to end this pressure was building up. especially the music industry for something that actually spoke to them. this is the first generation that will make less than their parents will, it is a tough time to grow up in. and i think the band and kurt cobain reflect that angst. kurt cobain was a great songwriter. with his ability to scream almost in tune. it just gave an intensity that was really unique. >> nirvana gave the record industry a wake-up call and said here is your new audience. so start looking for the pe

by november 3, 2020 i found myself a new strange party trick in true blue seattle. admitting to room full of fellow liberals after a swig of whatever drink was in my hand that my parents who i see most every weekend and call about everything from cooking tips to the kids swim lessons are mexican immigrants who voted fortrump . it would always start the room for a moment. people needed time to swear this reality with what they know of the wall and the southern border , the talk of mexico and the rapists and criminals. all this seems like an endless string of hostilities and that immigrants from latin america . i'd wait for someone to ask the first question. so why did they put thatway? then i feel their eyes probing me as silently they asked the other why are you still speaking to them ? with the stars and stripes long faded from my rearview i steered baltimore into my wondering ll to set if i should come dhome. i parked the car in the driveway inches from the closed garage. grabbing my phone and overnight bag i stepped out of the altima passing their covered front p

so, one woman from seattle was pretty typical in i this respec. she noticed she was afraid she was dehumanizing people who voted for trump, but for her she voted against. ifth you don't believe these things how can you be anything but about a person is the assumption she was making. shee went down on the trip with us because she didn't know. what was the moment that stood out, and it's a moment when a farmer named darren who ishi 6-foot. he stood up and said somethingng about why he voted for trump. and it hadun to do with somethig called thee waters of the united states rule. when he talked about this, the people from sherman county were like what is that, the waters of the united states role the federal regulations that basically says whether bodies of water, when they can come into federal control. and farmers are very concerned that the regulation could be interpreted to mean that if it starts raining really hard and. there's these little divots in the ground that it's like a pot of water filled zones. would that count? than the government can

trish in seattle, good morning. had you heard about this case being out there in seattle? had you heard about this before yesterday being in washington? caller: oh yes. i get the seattle paper every day. could not visit. -- could not miss it. we had a discussion about it yesterday. that was the start of our day and we were both crushed. we both grew up going to catholic schools. we both know longer believe in that. i just wonder, like the gentleman said before, if that was it islam prayer on the field or if it was another religion, if it was witchcraft, whatever, how would that stand? it would not, because we have six justices that think their white christian way is the only way that can be done. i have no further faith in the supreme court. i will never again stand up for the pledge of allegiance and i will never again stand up when they sing the national anthem because i think this country has gone back so far that it wants to be england or something and i do not know if that is a great show. everything the supreme court has done and will try to do, and trust me they wil

. >> tonight's world premiere video from the seattle band nirvana.♪ load up on guns bring your friends ♪ ♪ it's fun to lose and to ♪ >> it was like the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everybody who was alive then can tell you the moment they heard that song. because nothing like that existed to that point. it was really transcendent. ♪ when the light's out it's less dangerous ♪ ♪ here we are now entertain us ♪ >> here we are now, entertain us. it sounded like a threat. it sounded like a different generation coming in saying, what do you have for us? what are you going to do for us? ♪ got to find a way, a better way, a way to live ♪ >> the so-called slackers, generation x, they were not being paid attention to. and this pressure was building up, especially in the music industry, for something that actually spoke to them. >> this is the first american generation that will make less than their parents will. it's a tough time to grow up in. and i think the band and kurt cobain in particular reflect that angst. ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >> kurt cobain was

and so one woman laura from seattle was pretty typical in this respect. she really she noticed that she was afraid that she was dehumanizing people who voted for trump, but for her, you know, she voted against trump. because of things she believes then that are really really good and important, you know, like same-sex marriage and the environment and certain other policies are like you, you know, if you don't believe in these things, how could you be anything other than a bad person was was how she was thinking that was the assumption she was making and so she went down on the trip with us because she couldn't help but be curious. she didn't know anyone else, you know, she's on the bus just kind of by herself. and there was a moment in and i asked a lot of people who went like what was the moment that really stood out and it was a moment when a farmer named darren who is six foot nine inches, very tall man where he stood up and and said something about why he voted for trump and it had to do with something called the waters of the united states rule. and

in seattle and it was covered as if it was just seattle. 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 how 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 capitalism 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 that grounds this 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'm just going to chew the fat. >> welcome back to it. okay. two things to maybe -- three things -- to come to grant this bef

the seattle times broke the story of an internal memo written by pamela st. george who's in charge of the sexual assault child abuse unit and that the interim police chief that memo and set the necessity for on-call protective response to sexual assault cases cannot be understated. with current staffing levels, the burden falls upon our detectives and it's too high. adrian diaz was pushing back slightly saying adult cases are still being investigated but very slowly. >> were adding one more detective in the month of june really help us be able to address some of the backlog tha we have because when you are short staffed, you're still working throughout the cases like you're having to triage every single case. can hear us why the triage, appeared in 2019 seattle police said two of the 34 detectives today, it is one of the 34. the assault unit went from all the investigators the four. they're not just responding to new cases. feast that the kindle kurt sexual assault cases, cold cases , and the responsible for monitoring the 1200 offenders among both offenders

curiosity and honesty, after the 2016 election, seattle felt pretty dead. it was tough, largely a blue culture politically and we started to hear from our readers they wanted to be curious but they don't know any conservatives, they are not sure where to go so how do we do this. my cofounder, plug in your county in the united states and it would fit back out the county near us to yours voted opposite in the presidential election, turned out king county, sherman county, oregon, 2000 people, very agricultural, i had 0 connections within and we said wynot and asked how newsletter readers if we can figure out a way to visit, to talk with people would you want to do it and a lot of them were like let's do it. one thing led to another, a lot of googleing, wonderful people who decided to take this risk with us and sandy mcnabb, we partnered with him and created this event, we drove down 5 hours to seattle and had four hours of conversation and a tour of the field, we shared a meal before we got into it but i never thought of it that way moment, i never thought of

trish, seattle, good morning. you are next. have you heard about this case in seattle? caller: i'm sorry? host: had you heard about the case in washington? caller: oh yes. i get the seattle paper every day so i could not miss it. my sister actually lives in bremerton. we had a discussion about yesterday as a matter of fact. that was the first start of our day and we were both crushed. we both grew up going to catholic schools. we both know longer believe in that. i just winter, like the gentleman said before, if that wasn't islam -- was an islamic prayer out on the field or another religion, witchcraft, whatever, how would that stand? it wouldn't because we have six justices that think that their way, they're white christian way -- their white christian way is the only way that can be done. i have no further faith in the supreme court. i will never again stand up for the pledge of allegiance. and i will never again stand up when they sing the national anthem because i think this country has gone back so, so far that it wants to be england or something and i don't know t

and seattle and georgia and new york and new jersey and other major hubs. and this is not just a problem for the coasts. when backlog occurs at the ports in los angeles, it hurts farmers in minnesota or wisconsin. it hurts truckers and tech companies and manufacturers and mom and pop shops all over the country. and most of all, it hurts american consumers. our shipping reform bill will fix this by making it harder for ocean carriers to unreasonably refuse american goods at our ports while strengthening the federal mayor time's commission powers by stopping abusive practices by carriers. i want to thank speaker pelosi and house colleagues who worked to pass this bill and special thanks goes to senators klobuchar and thune for authoring the legislation as well as chairman cantwell who used her legislative skills which are indeed very, very fine. and she shepherded the bill through this chamber. because of the hard work of these folks, shipping reform will now become law. american consumers will soon feel the benefit. i yield the floor andut objection. mr. mcc

and seattle and savannah, and northville, new york, and new jersey. this is causing people to pay more. it is no one's fault, it was covid related. and now there is a big rush to make up for the delays that covid caused. we have to do something about it, and we have it. there are many frustrating reasons why prices are going up right now. one of the main was his abuses from ocean carriers but over the course of the pandemic listen to this folks, over the course of the pandemic unfair shipping practices lede carriers to increase prices by as much as 1000%. 1000% increase in prices and shipping. and he was paying that? the average family in america. and the average exporting business. even worse, foreign carriers often times refused to transport u.s. goods overseas. by now we are seeing the results. backlogs at the ports of l.a., seattle, georgia, new york, new jersey and other major hubs. b this is not just a problem for the coast. a backlog appears at the ports in los angeles that hurts farmers in minnesota, or wisconsin but hurts truckers and tech co

seattle, they returned out for a find the police movement, trying to outvirtue signal. failed to look at was they fail to understand is by transferring the authority from the police, they put it in the authority to people who don't have the legal authority to write those tickets. while this example is hilarious. there are real consequences for seattle residents, namely that the police aren't investigating sexual assault cases because they don't have enough police officers. the parking tickets are hilarious when they aren't able to prosecute assault cases. dan: gas prices hit another record. yet a democrat senator outraged the entire universe when he said no big deal. i got my electric car. then a "wall street journal" cool up tonight wrote this piece where she spent her time going across the country in scene electric car rental and spent more time sleeping. but listen to this from senator stabenow. >> on the issue of gas prices after waiting a long time to finally get my electric vehicle. i got it and drove from it michigan to here this last weekend and went by every si

she joins us now live from seattle. washington goods have you with us at what's your reaction to this ruling? this ruling is a historic defeat for the women's movement for working people for anybody who wants to have a vision of a progressive society. and it is a victory for our back k to long right when campaign to undermine bodily autonomy of women and where people across this country. and it's also a broader victory for the right. and in fact, you have to be aware that this, if we are many people, if the left boned act right now urgently, this could pave the way for even more draconian attacks. not only on reproductive rights, but broadly on the question of contraception on child care or overall health care and also a wider attacks against women and b, b, q, community. and it should be noted that this has happened despite over roaming and historic support for legal abortion. and now, despite all that support, we're going to see tens of millions of people across the states. where for getting an abortion, it would mean

of the when jason grants, good report on seattle.hat's the story? lauren: not taking any new sexual assault cases. they don't have detectives to investigate, they can't do it. i will give you an example, in 2,019 before the pandemic 12 detectives in that unit, they have four in the schools are open now which means more visible to teachers when a child or teenager might be a victim of sexual abuse and no one to do anything about it because it would be a new case in the seattle police department can't investigate it because they literally don't have the staff. they said it would take 5 or 10 years for them to get back to normal after the riots of two years ago. blue when there is something else here. what is this about seattle canceling 7 months worth of parking? lauren: during the george floyd protest they took response ability away from the police department and gave them to the transportation department but never commissioned the city employees to issue parking tickets but they did. they issued 200,000 over 7 months of those tickets

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 storm 12-time all-star missed two seasons due to injuries.here she spent her entire career. at the age of 41, she's the oldest player in the league. she's also a five-time olympic gold medalist. as for her retirement, bird said you just know when you know. >>> and the westminster kennel club dog show kicks off this weekend in new york. 3,200 dogs and more than 200 breeds are expected to compete for best in show. that is the most since the 1970s. two new breeds are also being introduced including the russian toy dog which has had its share of controversy given the war in ukraine. >> i think a mild concern. we're more concerned about the participants who are coming. we have some other breeds named for countries in similar situations. we tend not to take that out against the dogs themselves. >> the top dog will be named on wednesday. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," nbapertls nbu abouunching a new podcast called "iman amongst men." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " from the very first touch. pampers, the #1 pediatri

who is giving voice to these issues in seattle? >> good news is we have a seattle city attorney.d doing her job. the problem is unless you truly have a fully-funded and staffed police department, even if you have someone who is starting to talk about the crime surge and the mayor is doing a little bit more you can only do so much. if you can't respond to the 911 calls or get the calls picked up to begin with. we're trending in the right direction as far as the public getting upset similar to what happened in san francisco and l.a. but we aren't yet seeing the big results on the crime side. we've seen a lot of the results on the homelessness crisis, council is still trying to push back in ways that undermine everything that is going on but still at the end of the day we're tip toeing in the right direction. at any given moment if we have a surge of violence from bad guys who want to commit criminal acts we push ourselves back. >> grade. >> treasury secretary janet yellen, who was also captain of team transitory inflation, announced that she is really sorry, but inflation is not go

very important story about our american school system and jason rantz, seattle talk show host. obviously we watched the end of that together here. one of the things that i'm very cognizant of is what is going on in the right-hand corner of everybody's screen. we have fully covered these hearings this afternoon. the market is down about 800 points. when we look at what voters are interested in, it's what is happening in their every day lives at this point in 2022. we see tremendous inflation, a

as a story recently from seattle there's a gas station with a mini march. over again and terrorizing the manager and the customers, throwing rocks at the windows. stealing things. they have fights kind of ongoing fights their spring each other with bear spray. it is almost out of some bizarre movie. but i think you are seeing the politics change and some of these places. tuesday is going to be a big signal to see whether people want to turn the page and of course these elections coming in november as well. jon: who will be watching james freeman wall street journal, thank you. >> thanks jon for. >> coming up on fox report can we expect any relief from inflation or should we prepare for the economic hurricane that is ahead of j.p. morgan chase is warning us about. economist steven moore has some thoughts next. feelings of dread when you pass by your cable box? if the answer is yes... who you gonna call? directv stream. now save $30 over 2 months. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your

correspondent dan is going to explain that for us tonight from seattle.ing, dan. >> reporter: yeah, shannon. this whole thing is pretty unbelievable especially when you see the video of that violence. it's a really senseless crime that happened here in seattle a few months ago. prosecutors say it's an open and shut case against alexander jay. back in march, they allege jay was caught on camera in a seattle light-rail station throwing down a 62-year-old woman down stairs for no apparent reason. they say he then kicked her, all this after he allegedly stabbed a different woman 10 times at a bus stop. he was charged with first degree and second degree assault. but in april, jay was found to be not competent to stand trial and ordered to spend the next three months at the state's secure mental facility to get treatment. the problem is there are no beds available at western state hospital and won't be for several more months. there are around 400 defendants in this jail across washington waiting for a bed so they can get treatment to they can eventually stand

seattle, so you can give me some convenience on the bank in your to walters on to proceed to sales trip their own stock? no, no company, no more than that each i need with no general teresa sanction approach is now resulted in the dance of thousands of civilians on both sides of the front line. ah, a cut short is your period that the live gunman resumed more than a deposit yet a bit more reasonable. a particular judge is concerned. i should go in there a day and a shimmering distorted mouth is yours. but everybody, bedtime seaborn, especially your significant other version, the upper light. rest of the boys under the coffee. not plenty enough of gardening near a seattle by the end of the galley as all caught sculpt me, my dear, we another time i know that you all choose money by the charlotte for a small bit. i don't see it there to be at the on. fortunately of nature shows and you which i but as i journey such a shy to great deal. great. okay. in award. just briefly mother adventures. it died . jordan reba. i knew you spoke under g o. salt and surplus or for nick a logo. what did surel

she due only a few kilometers away in seattle, done yet so, leaving has become nearly impossible. with all the main bridges destroyed, the city is now cut off. ukraine says more than $500.00 civilians, a hiding inside the assault chemical factory, alongside ukrainian soldiers. moscow announced the humanitarian corridor for the civilians, but then claimed ukrainian shelling disrupted the plan with moscow having more man, power, and weapons. it's becoming increasingly difficult for the ukrainians to hold the few remaining positions in the city. a ration deadline for the forces in the chemical plan to surrender has passed, form a ukrainian president polish anchor told the w ukraine will not given. situation is extremely difficult and the concentration of troops there is enormous. but our heroic soldiers is keeping servitor burnouts qui, keeping their asoft not as old what the result chemical plan and we never surrender ah, away from the dumbass. russian forces have been aiming for other high value targets . this footage shared by the russian military claims to show high precision low

if she'd be only a few kilometers away in seattle done yet so, leaving has become nearly impossible. with all the main bridges destroyed, the city is now cut off. ukraine says more than $500.00 civilians, a hiding inside the as a chemical factory alongside ukrainian soldiers. moscow announced the humanitarian corridor for the civilians, but then claimed ukrainian shelling disrupted the plan with moscow having more man, power, and weapons. it's becoming increasingly difficult for the ukrainians to hold their few remaining positions in the city. a ration deadline for the forces in the chemical plant to surrender has passed, form a ukrainian president polish anchor told d w. ukraine will not given. situation is extremely difficult and the concentration of troops there is enormous. but our heroic soldiers is keeping service burnouts qui keeping their asoft or is not those of what bizarre chemical plan and we never surrender ah, away from the don bass. russian forces have been aiming for other high value targets. this foot is shared by the russian military claims to show high precision lo

seattle hit with the worst police shortage in its history. 95% increase in shots fired nearly triplingshot at. the cop shortage is so bad congressman, seattle has been using civilian enforcers to write parking tickets. rules they've got to refund $5 million in botched parking tickets are about 200,000 of them since the fall of 2021. so this experiment on the far left is really hurting the nation. >> it is a dangerously sole concept of community policing i cannot emphasize enough, police officers are professionals. they are trained for it takes a special kind of person to answer the call to do this kind of service just like our military service members, first responders and other firemen are going to harm's way. but they are trained and they have to meet accreditation for the have to make sure they know how to handle people in all sorts of scenarios for just having community members fill in as a hobby or a side job is not going to keep communities safe. we have got to get away from naÏve view the democrats think this is not really serious we are going to have everybody wandering the str

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every fighting is being reported in the center of seattle. don yeske, members of ukraine's fallen legion of arrived in the city to help push back russian troops. while the west is imposing more sanctions and moscow, when it's latest move, the u. s. is once again targeted assets owned by all ox. businessman close to president vladimir putin. in the kremlin officials, the african union chief is urging put in to keep in mind, food shortages on the continent as a result of the war puddings denied blame for the mounting food crisis, affecting several african countries. during his meeting with matthew saul. say about, sorry, as more from keith there's 2 ways to look at the math here for resisting russia's intervention in their country. it is cost the country of ukraine, 20 percent of its territory on the other side of it is that ukraine, a 100 days later, is still in this fight. now we have to remember that russia was intending to take even a matter of days, and the best experts in the world estimated that after keith though, the rest of ukraine wo

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dan springer has more from seattle. >> of five people shot in downtown seattle. a local gang member convicted. judge able broths four euros below the sentencing guidelines in six years under what prosecutors requested. >> the struggle in the communit with gangs and gun violence it matters to me. our entire community shares responsibility for that struggle . >> the same judge who did not return our calls and e-mails released it two teenagers charged with a string of robberies. prosecutors say they probably cut off their ankle monitors an robbed a pot shop at this time killing an employee. a radio host has been hammering the issue for weeks. >> of course criminals no there aren't going to be the kind of lifelong repercussions of her committing a violent crime. >> there's been a movement the last several years of doing reform and softer sentencing guidelines. but that it judges have gotten elected and appointed. >> you got to stop defining people by their worst mistake and help them get ahead. >> in some cases going leon criminals has had deadly consequences across

like i had a fan from seattle who drove all the way down for this parade. i had a woman who lives in san francisco. she works in texas up san antonio for this parade. they're coming from literally all over and they're sitting all over like, i don't know if you can see it. but we've got like most people. sitting on the court or bodies. that are set up for people to use the bathroom. so like when you want to talk about every see him take in in this place. these fans. all right here and they're taking up every seat possible and they're getting it if behind it telling channel 4 as well as golden state warriors. >> what they're thinking about, everybody wants to be on tv. so here's their 5 minutes of fame like i'll get obviously. >> and cited guys, they got the signs. we've got cold blooded. it was so fun to be in the really dab in the middle and at the intersection of 4th and market street. so it's really like the halfway point of the >> i know that jason kept saying he was in the belly of the beast. i think your in the belly of the beast there right in the mid

from berlin, ukraine's president says his forces are fighting for every meter in the eastern city of seattle. tonight. many civilians are sheltering and besieged chemical plant, rushes destruction of all, but one bridge out of the city means chances of leaving osland. also on the program, their wheat silos are filling up box. ukraine's farmers can't ship their products. d, w here is from one farmer about how the war is fighting efforts to feed the world and china's 0 cove. it policy is coming under pressure. lockdown measures and mandatory daily testing is returning for millions of paging residents after an outbreak of the virus at a popular nightclub. ah, i'm glad else as welcome to the program, ukraine's president philadelphia. sir lensky says his troops are engaged in fierce fighting for every single meter of seattle donates. ukraine says russia has destroyed all but one bridge out of the city even few up since for anyone hoping to leave severe the nets together with neighboring. lizzie, chances are the last main areas in lou hunt's province, not under russian control. ukrainian fighters

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more than 400,000 people were expected to attend at the seattle pride parade. and in mexico city over thousand people filled the streets for their pride parade on saturday. it was the first in-person pride event in two years because of the pandemic. right weekend kicked off in its first annual mass ceremony where hundreds of same-sex couples tied the knot people attending the parade held signs demanding rights for mexico's lgbtq community mexico's border city tijuana held a parade of their own celebrating nearly 30 years of pride. our neighbors to the northern canada held pride march in toronto. this weekend participants demonstrated their disapproval of the overturning of roe v wade in the us many are worried. canada's parliament will follow suit thousands were excited for the return of the pride march after a two-year pause, and we're happy to celebrate sexual diversity and lgbtq rights. a reminder we do have lots more pride coverage at our website abc 7news.com we've put together a photo. valerie along with other highlights from today and if you'd like to wa

correspondent dan springer has the story from seattle. >> five people are shot in downtown seattle.county spear jr. court judge roth goes four years bloat sentencing guidelines and six years under what prosecutors requested. >> the struggle in your community with gang and gun violence matters to me. and our entire community shares responsibility for that struggle. >> same judge who did not return our calls and emails released two teenagers charged with a string of violent takeover robberies. prosecutors say they promptly cut off their ankle monitors and robbed a pot shop this time killing employee. a seattle radio host has been hammering the issue for weeks. >> of course criminals know there aren't going to be the kind of lifelong repercussions for committing violent crime. >> there has been a movement last several years toward bail reform and softer sentencing guidelines, sympathetic judges have gotten appointed and elected. >> got to define people by worst mistake and helping them get ahead in life. >> some cases heading deadly criminals has deadly consequences. walk saw, wisconsi

, finally the high could be 27 during the weekend in seattle.las could see dangerously hot conditions for the next couple of days. sacramento will stay in the mid to upper 30s every day through the weekend. that's it for me. stay cool. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." from tokyo, thanks for watching and stay with us for more. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. consumer prices in japan rose by more than 2% in may from a year earlier. higher energy costs were a big factor behind the increase. the internal affairs ministry says the consumer price index, excluding fresh food, gained 2.1%. the figure stayed above 2% for a second-consecutive month. it has been on an uptrend for nine months. the soaring price of crude oil continued to pressure the index and combine energy costs surged 17%. electricity bills jumped almost one-fifth and gasoline was up 13%. overall food price rose 2.7%. cooking oil by one-third. it mainly uses raw materials imported from abroad. ministry officials say a trend towards higher pr

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rachel: so what do the people of seattle -- so they stopped this program, what do the people of seattle all the addicts in the street shooting up or smoking fentanyl often types, and they know that's wrong. but no one will simply say why don't we actually put money into services because if we don't compel people into treatment, there's no threat of going to jail if you don't seek treatment because we've legalizedded drugs basically on the west coast. rachel: right. >> so there's ono real avenue to get these people, to to pressure these folks into getting the treatment that they need. instead, when we talk about treatment services, we're really talking about free needles. rachel: yeah. treatment is the answer, and addiction is slavery, essentially -- >> yeah, 100%. rachel: it's so damaging to the cities and, of course, painful for the families. jason, so great to have you. come back again. >> i will. rachel: you're so welcome here. you haven't left seattle. >> it's very similar. rachel: we need you reporting from new york too. still ahead, several ways in which america's education has be

. >> dana: to keep the shock going a story out of seattle.year-old woman down a flight of stairs at a train station is set to receive more than $17,000 in taxpayer money. why? a washington state judge is ordering social services to pay him $250 for each day he is not admitted for court ordered mental health treatment. jason rantz is a seattle radio talk show host and more to the story about this suspect, right? >> 30 minutes after he allegedly pushed this woman down that flight of stairs he ends up being accused of stabbing a random woman 10 times. it was caught on surveillance footage. it is some of the most brutal footage i have ever seen. and they were able to catch this guy and he ends up getting charged. as a judge noted he was incompetent for trial and ordered into a psychiatric treatment center for three months. the problem is the state determined that he is too violent to be put into your standard facility so you have to go to western state washington hospital. problem, they don't have any beds. washington state have long, long decide

fox news dan springer in seattle with the latest.eporter: sentencing a gang member who shot into a crowd hitting five people in seattle the judge seemed more upset with society than the gang members. >> struggle with gang violence matters to me and our entire community shares responsibility for that struggle. reporter: the same judge allowed two teenagers charged with a string of takeover armed robberies one which was pistol-whipped. they cut off ankle monitors, robbed a pot shop, robbed and killed an employee. a homeless man accused of breaking into a house, trying to fight his way into his son, was not even required to post bail. this is big push toward bail reform and relaxed sentencing guidelines there. is a counter effort in harris county texas, the d.a. who happens to be a democrat is trying to get her prosecuting attorneys to run for judge positions. liz? elizabeth: dan springer, thanks for your report. this is happening across the country. mark green joins us, fraternal order of police vice president. he is joe gamaldi. great