>> we just opened a new location in the area of seattle.rnight, we had to coyoung people break in, steal a little over $4,000 worth of goods and y were in and out in 6 minutes. the police came but never able to catch any of the bad guys. because of that break-in and the other break in, we lost our insurance coverage for theft. and trying to find alternate insurance coverage, you know, the prior broker said "good luck in seattle" which is really disheartening. we are trying to help people that are text-based and we love our community. it is a tough place to be right now. >> carley: that is so unfair because the cops never caught the criminals. and you have to foot the bill for these crimes. my sister-in-law just got married in that area, so beautiful, but not for crime and no city is these days. seattle has a massive increase, 70% robbery, 32% increase in violent crime, 33% increase in aggravated assault. so how could cd leadership allow crime to get this bad? from your perspective, what needs to change to fix this? >> that is the question.

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. ♪ ♪ >>> this week i'm in tacoma, seattle. seattle, washington. talking to white people who want to end white supremacy, and do it the way white people normally do it, by hash tagging it. white now they're protesting a nazi-owned tattoo shop. i say allegedly nazi-owned tattoo shop. i don't want to get sued by nazis. ♪ ♪ >> what can i do? now that's a question i hear a lot from people in my travels during these hectic times. but if i'm honest, it's really a question that i mostly hear from white people. specifically well-meaning, white liberal people. black people don't ask what we can do to help. in our who are we've always had to figure out how to make the world a better place while figuring out how to make it through the day. some people are starting to realize, no, things are pretty f'd. those white people have taken to protesting, hash tagging, phone banking, and a little crocheting. but some white people are second amendmenting. specifically these white people. not to be confused with these white people. i know, it's confusing. these white pe

all right, let's let's move to seattle because i actually think of all of these things seattle is my favorite part of the story because it literally had absolutely nothing to do with any of the stories and any of the narratives that were going on in the midwest or in dc or in new york, but suddenly seattle decides there's anarchy and in response to minneapolis. seattle's gonna create their own little kingdom the chaz. he yeah, so was there and or am i wrong was there any little incident that sort of happened in seattle that i no? no, it was nothing happened. right? i mean they pointed to previous what they call police misconduct. but they so that i mean portland did the same thing too, especially they would point to old cases, you know, some happened 2012-2015 and i'm not trying to minimize those. i'm just i'm just saying there was no reason it was all it was all because of what happened in minneapolis. and so and also barack obama was president then so there's no reason let's be clear here and and when i originally pitched to go to seattle, they're still riots happening outside the

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in seattle and it was covered as if it was just seattle. and there is a lot 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, the triumph was also ideological? even though that was a reductive view? >> 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 in 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 lead to t

. >>> newly released video shows the moments a baggage handler stole a plane from seattle's sea-tac airport. flying for several hours before crashing. what investigators are saying about how he did it and the mystery that remains. >>> former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin sentenced to 21 years in prison for violating george floyd's civil rights. chauvin with a message to floyd's family. >>> president biden awarding the nation's highest civilian honor to 17 americans. a widely diverse group of recipients, including the youngest person ever to receive the honor. >>> and remembering actor james caan. his iconic roles as sonny corleone in "the godfather" and brian piccolo in "brian's song." and the remarkable career that followed. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with the surprise plea from wnba star brittney griner on trial in russia. the case being closely watched back here at home, with pressure building from the white house to gain her release. griner today pleading guilty to drug possession and smu

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 league is that jimmy garoppolo will be traded by the end of july, espn reports the vision rival seattle seahawks have been revealing his playing, considering whether he would be a good fit. number of monkeypox cases growing in san francisco how health officials plan to address the virus as concerns of an outbreak continue to rise. plus an arrest has been made in the south bay murder case that's been called for 30 years. but this is not the first time the suspect has been detained for this incident also ahead. these are national treasures, and it's a priority to protect them. a wildfire burning in yosemite park continues to grow this morning, the latest containment levels and why investigators now say the fire was likely caused by a person. and welcome. today is tuesday. july 12th. you're looking live across the san

. >>> turning now to that stunning incident that played out at seattle's sea-tac airport four years ago. >> for the first time, authorities have released video showing how a baggage handler stole a passenger jet. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: new video shows the moments richard russell, a baggage handler at seattle's sea-tac airport, stole a commercial passenger plane. the new videos of the 2018 incident show 28-year-old russell going through airport security. watch closely. he uses a tow vehicle to get the alaska airlines horizon plane onto the runway. he jumps into the cockpit, other workers oblivious to what was happening. he takes off. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. is he okay? >> reporter: russell performing aerial stunts over puget sound as fighter jets track the plane. air traffic control tries to get him to land. >> all right, rich. let's try to land that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground. >> i don't know, man. i don't know. i don't want to. i was kinda hoping that was going to be it. >> reporter: russell intentionally crashing the plane into an island 30 m

miro. >>> next tonight, for the first time, we are seeing a stunning incident as its unfolded at seattle'ss releasing video showing how a baggage handler stole a passenger plane back in 2018. abc's gio benitez covers aviation for us. >> reporter: tonight, new videos show the moments richard russell, a baggage handler at seattle's sea-tac airport, stole a commercial passenger plane that he then intentionally crashed. the videos of the 2018 incident show 28-year-old russell going through airport security. watch closely, six hours into his shift, he uses a tow vehicle to get the alaska airlines regional plane onto the runway. he jumps into the cockpit. other workers oblivious to what was happening. he takes off. >> oh, my god. is he okay? >> reporter: russell performing aerial stunts over puget sound as fighter jets tracked the jet. air traffic control tries to get him to land. >> all right, rich, now, let's try and land that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground. >> i don't know, man. i dont know! i dont want to i was kinda hoping that was gonna be it. >> reporter: russell inten

fortunately no one was hurt. >>> also in seattle, a ferry terminal has re-opened after a vessel crasheddock. officials say the ferry sustained heavy damage after it veered off course and slammed into part of theoc at least two cars were crushed. nobody was injured, but people in the area were left shaken. >> we heard this enormously loud bang at the first impact. it was shocking, just shocking. it's scary to know that something like this could happen. >> officials are looking into what caused the boat to crash. >>> a horrifying accident at a boy band accident in hong kong that left two dancers injured. a giant video screen suspended above the stage suddenly came crashing down. one of those dancers is in serious condition. the other is stable. the concert was stopped and future dates have been canceled. police have launched an investigation. >>> police in toronto say fireworks exploded inside a dua lipa concert sending the crowd scrambling. at least three fans suffered minor burn injuries. police are looking for a suspect who they say snuck in those fireworks. >>> you can forget about ch

seattle this happened yesterday afternoon. the federal aviation administration is investigating what caused this single engine cessna 1 50 to go down. bystanders there at the beach rushed in to help the pilot as that plane started to sink. authorities say the pilot was the only person on the plane and was not hurt. it is shark week in a man in florida is on the road to recovery after his encounter. with the apex predator as foxes. stephanie buff monte shows us he's grateful to have still all of his limbs. trying to swing on my back. and then i saw the blood coming out. 33 year old brian oliveira is still can't believe he was bitten by a shark yesterday at daytona beach. he just got home from the hospital tonight. i felt like a bump. something touched me and not even a second later, i felt they bite or something that hurts. olivares was jumping in the waves with his family. when a shark bit his foot. he rushed to shore fainted and then was put in an ambulance and sent to halifax health. he had to have surgery to repair and reat

as you mentioned, seattle hit a record, as well.less than half the hmes in seattle have air conditioning. and the heat becoming more widespread now across the country. this map highlights that. the south, the midsouth, the southern plains, still sizzling. tomorrow, philly gets into the act with 100-degree heat index. but it's the pacific northwest where the most extreme, excessive heat warnings are up. temperatures only warm in some spots over the next three days. and this is bad air quality with smoke coming in from the colorado wildfires. that stalled front is going to bring flood watches up across the appalachians and the flood watches remain up across the southwest as the heat rolls on here in oregon. david? >> the whole country feeling this. rob marciano in portland, oregon, tonight again. rob, thank you. >>> meanwhile, at the white house today, the president revealing he has tested negative for covid twice now, after five days of isolating at the white house residence. a very upbeat president bounding into the rose garden, end

and as a resident of seattle quite shocked to now.this new science that shows how high those waves will get in some places. 40 ft right here and going in as far as half a mile to a mile, which is pretty significant when you think about the amount of population density of this area, officials say, now is the time to consider a survival plan. the ground shaking and you're near the water. and you need to drop to the ground. cover your head neck and try to protect yourself and tell the shaking stops or as soon as you feel it's safer. you can get up and move to high ground as quickly as possible. if you're in a high story, you have such limited time to evacuate that being on the top floor or roof of whatever building you're in is likely your evacuation option if you're in the immediate downtown waterfront area, you should also prepare for the aftermath, including a lack of water, sewer and electric services. max some buildings, overpasses and roads will also likely buckle or fail all your lifelines your communications, your water sewer . a

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not just seattle. it is every state in this country. it is just awful. dr.to see you. thank you. >> great to see you, thank you. >> remember after all those years nobody knew whose misery's father was or ever be reunited. it is all right here. >> i'm the last guy in the world that you want to mess with. >> let's get it over with. >> what are you going to do? nice college boy. want to get mixed up in the family business and now gun down a police captain because he slapped you in the face? do you think oats the army? you have to -- come in. >> bill: the man had range. small sample of some of the best moments what was a legendary career. james caan, passing away on wednesday according to a family statement on twitter. best known for his roles in thief and misery and elf and, of course, his break-out role at sunny cord loan in the godfather earned him an oscar nomination. he was voted italian of the year twice despite being jewish and of german descent. well done, james caan, you had range. 82 years old. we remember you now fondly. >> julie: claims twitter is hi

only 44% of metro seattle citizens have air conditioning. portland, you're up in the triple digits for some time. pamela, this is not what we want to see. this heat in the pacific northwest, not all this week but through the weekend and most of next week as well. >> that's interesting, only 42% in seattle have air conditioning, wow. tom sater, thank you very much, we'll check back in with you. >>> we want to update you on president biden's condition after his covid diagnosis last week. his physician, dr. kevin o'connor, released a letter today saying mr. biden continues to improve significantly. his primary symptom is a sorry thr sore throat. dr. o'connor calls it a good sign that his body is clearing the infection. dr. ashish jha confirmed the president has the ba.5 variant, the most prominent strain in the u.s. right now. dr. jha pledged continued transparency about the president's condition. >> we think it's really important for the american people to know how well their president is doing which is why we've been so transparent, giving up

we saw in seattle, alliance between antifa and blm that are used in seattle public schools and used inchools and other schools across the country on martin luther king day where they yanked martin luther king out to replace it with marxist theory, and more. your child, if they go to this antifacamp, they will be taught to be an anarchist. >> carley: the other curriculum include this seems fake, i do wonder if this can be real. educating kids how to handle being sprayed with teargas, that stuns me, learning from black lives matter coloring books, indigenous maps and being taught from a white sepremacy reflection series. i don't know how many kids go to this, this has to say something about the future of our country. >> portland is controlled by antifa, you have riots and protests on a regular basis and the people think they have won. they are not ashamed, they celebrate when we cover it online or fox news, they love the attention, they are not ashamed. they spent time attacking federal court houses, they think nobody will do anything about it. thanks to their efforts to defund the polic

seattle by 3 actually. and guess what? he ties the game right there. but bottom of the frame to offer seattle abraham toro lines, one into left for a base hit. the wrong comes into score mariners. take the lead next batter. cal raleigh and this one peep. the center goes over the head of sky. both 2 runs come in to score. but raleigh, he's going to get. thrown out at know is not that throw goes that i anticipated that script. he did not get thrown out. i should have no nays. threw it away. and the guy scored that just their season. in a nutshell, a fall 8 to 6. all righty to tough blow for the warriors tonight. jta and gp 2. they want to run for them but they will be going to l a and portland best of luck to them. that's all i have for sports. that wkll be back i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase.

seattle's mayor says that urgent action is needed.lice anymore. 400 officers have left the force the past couple years. so no big surprise, they cannot recruit, they can't retain people and they're not alone. across the country, so much damage done by that movement across this nation. in new york city, bill bratten predicting a crime increase because of what's going on with leadership there. the "new york post" says over 1,500 police officers said forget it, i'm out of here, i'm retiring, resigning. don't want this job anymore. nobody has your back in that job. so jason rantz is a seattle radio talk show host and follows us closely. he shot that video. great to have you with us. we're awaiting the president here. this is an important story as well. so now what is seattle doing to try to convince people that this is a job worth taking on? >> unfortunately despite a big announcement from the mayor that he has a new recruitment plan, it's a little updated from things we have already been doing. his goal is to get 500 new cops to sign up

seattle won 2-1. the worst record in the bigs, ready for it, 26-55. they are back at home against the blue jays tomorrow. nba, warriors. in progress as we speak, moving pictures on the late show. guess which team is the talk of social media and a possible kevin durant destination, these guys. en state is interested in trading. roger federer, back at the all england club. look at that introduction. wants to return after undergoing knee surgery. djokovic will be waiting for him. the number one seed in the near court. djokovic, big forehand smash. won it in four sets. djokovic wins. line judge had his back. they shared a moment. give tiafo a little rest. this lasted nearly five hours. look at the american cover the court. won the point and went over to shake the hands of the family in the front row. thank you. thank you for your support. he led two sets to one but could not close. water-skiing by a pga golf course. nice form. streelman, 189 yards out. look at that ace. finished 41st, but he will always have that. at the 12th, jt poston, 67 feet away. no

seattle 95, 102 in portland, a lot of stories we're following.her.com, for details. >> ashley: we'll bring in alisa, whose hotel is booked from the fires. you said you are within walking distance, 10 miles of where the wildfire is. do you have a plan in place if something were to happen and that escalates and makes its way to your hotel? >> so pre the fires we have had to evacuate during the fire five or six years ago and we decided the town is evacuating, you have to get out. help assist to get guests out and to different areas. that is what you do, play by ear and try to assist the guests to get out and do like everybody else, find a place to stay or stay with friends and family until it is over and you can get back. >> ashley: you said all the visitors cancelled their reservations and now evaccees are staying. are you turning firefighters away? >> a lot of them went down to an hour from mariposa, where they have larger hotels that can accommodate large parties at one place and one time. with everybody staying locals in mariposa, it pushed them

seattle's extending their lead by 2. the a's end up falling to the one. they've dropped 6 of their last 8 games. we'll come back to host the tough toronto blue jays for 3 game series. >> tomorrow. all right. that's going to do it for sports. all right. that's going to probably do it for our show as well, but we will be in prime time, starting at 8 o'clock. be sure to join us here. >> see i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. - [voiceover 1] the following is a paid presentation for neuroq a total brain support system designed to boost focus, reduce anxiety and stress. - [voiceover 2] and h

that run will come around to score seattle extending their lead to 2. let's go now to the top of the 7th 2, nothing, seattle, but elvis andrews changes that with one swing of the bat high and deep to left center field. that one long gone. the a's getting on the board. but they were still trailing by a run. let's go to the top of the 9th inning now, stephen boyd, he's trying to get something started for oakland, but he looks at strike 3. he's called out on a slider, just paints the outside corner. disappointing that'll be the ball game. the a's and i'm dropping this 1, 2, to one. they've dropped 6 of their last 8 games. of course, they're going to be coming back home to oakland, the host, the toronto blue jays for a 3 game series tomorrow after the game manager mark kotsay showed his appreciation for austin pruitt's readiness on such short notice. >> that was a big performance by pruitt coming in there. i think he went to was it? for the which really was awesome right up until you know that last hitter with he pretty much went through that line hair and

surprise it was raining in seattle. no problem, they have a roof.riguez rains a souvenir left a solo home run his fifth of the season off of the a's. then in the seventh 2-0. was solo home run but that is as close as the a's would get. mariners with 2-1 seattle for open. >>> are the worriers thinking about a reunion with this guy kevin durant? according to mark spears of espn the worriers had an interest in trading. the worriers could potentially make the mets the best offer with a deal including jordan poole, andrew wiggins and james wiseman. would you do it? i wouldn't. spot on the baseline drive. jones throwing down. >> the lakers taking it to the worriers. here is what matters. the summer league debut. nine points and things are rough today . the lakers go on to win it big, the worriers take on miami tuesday at chase center. that is a look at sports, more news after break. >>> i think we can agree on one thing. summertime is ice cream season. >> every season is ice cream season. >> a certain ice cream enthusiast in rhode island has new bragging

five stores will close in seattle alone.ttle times says it has to deal with crime-related complaints logged in each store and safety of customers and staff. that is a sad story. >>> now to europe and more on the increasingly dire energy situation. today is day one, the biggest pipeline supplying russian gas to europe in nord stream i out due to maintenance that maintenance is supposed to last ten days. there is growing fear that russia could pull that longer than just that period. in a newspaper published yesterday, the finance minister endorses the expanding gaz gazpromroubles for gas scheme to lng. who gets to leave the lights on and who doesn't? speaking today at forum in australia, iea director says the global supply squeeze led to the prices may only get worse. let's talk about this with samantha dart at goldman sachs samantha, one of your competitors said july 22nd, which is the day nord stream is set to come back on, may now be the most important day of the year for europe and maybe the world. would you agree or is th

seattle food, i. li, more le gosselin. i was, it was your new constitution. 6, to redistribute power, you get to day, those who own legacy media outlets are the ones with economic how they are part of the elite, and they're scared because they, it's going to be much harder for them to be rich at the countries expense. the fear that they're going to have to redistribute there is reflected in the editorial lines of outlet. like who do you love to sit on the audio, the feta selector to me when you go over the media structures in chile are closely associated with economic power. this new constitution threatens that power with the nationalization of things like private pension and health services, even agricultural reforms. chilly is the only country in the world where water has been commodified. the media league is scared that it's varied, interests are at stake. even water is to be nationalized under a constitutional rule change. i'll be glad to quit the chileans know the story. and michel do, has been at the center of the co

that extend from chico and redding all the way up toward seattle. if you have weekend plans where is going to be about 99 degrees tomorrow and 80s and 90s in the pacific northwest that he continues. here there is still enough of a sea breeze to help us out. 58 degrees in san francisco. still seeing misty skies of this hour. on our way to 80s later this afternoon and in san jose temperatures in the 70s. notice the haziness, some of that is from wildfire smoke, enough for an advisor throughout the day. we'll see if it is extended into friday. overall the worst of it out toward where the fire is burning. it is the study sea breeze that is really helping our quality, even though we see low-moderate levels of smoke pollution across the north bay and eats bayhill's, look at the wind speed around the bay area. keeping our temperatures much more comfortable than what they are sent off to the north and pacific northwest and keeping the air quality relatively good. temperatures ranging from the 60s to low 70s on the chilly side. find some 70s closer to santa

our communities on the ground in seattle and l.a. and new york, all of these pop up classes, it is just so amazing to see all these people just show up and really just be present for each other. i like to say that dance church is like contagious expression, you know? there is this blurriness as you are in class and sort of getting in your zone, and you see out of the corner of your eye, all of these people dancing , and you kind of catch waves of that and it informs your body. and so every micro community has their own vibe. but it's a very beautiful, safe, and open space. so anyone who -- i used to say, the only prerequisite is you have to have an open mind. so anyone who can align with that can come to dance church. i don't know, i can't answer your question. >> i like putting you on the spot, and i think that's the exact right answer. kate wallich is the founder of dance church. thank you for joining us here this morning. press:here will be right back. >>> that's our show for this week. inks to my guest, and think you for making u

it started right down the street in seattle. and they've expanded all over the country and to other countries too. but what they managed to do and a lot of companies do this is they have some intellectual property. those are things like remarks, the right to use a logo. things like that. things that you can move with the click of a mouse. as opposed to like buildings and land can't be moved. then a lot of these companies this is companies and other companies including starbucks. they say we have affiliate in some other country like ireland d or liechtenstein or some country with little or no taxes on corporations and are intellectual property is owned there so our american company has to transfer its money to pay royalties to use the intellectual property so we make less money america more money in these other countries. no taxes because there's no income in the united states. and president biden who we believe correctly so thinks this is ridiculous. you can just say that you make your money in some other country because you hav

it started right down the street in seattle.and they have expanded all over the country and other countries too. but what they managed to do a lot of companies do this is they have something called intellectual property. those are things like patents, trademarks, the rights to use a logo. things like that. things you can move with the click of a mouse as opposed to like buildings and land that cannot be moved. and then, one of these companies this is drug companies and other companies including starbucks they say oh we have an affiliate and some other country like ireland or liechtenstein or some country with little or no taxes on corporations. in her intellectual properties owned there. so our american company has a transfer money to pay royalties on the intellectual companies. we pay less taxes in america and more in the other countries note income tax because there's no income in the united states. president biden we believe correctly so think this is ridiculous. say you make your money in another country because of intellect

we have a fuel-cell company that runs on hydrogen that can power a locomotive in seattle. we are building a clean energy economy while taking care of our children self. >> your description of natural gas pains are rather rim picture -- grim picture. i am wondering what you make of the biden administration and white house's private towards now supporting european goals to displace russian energy imports? jake sullivan recently said the u.s. support to ramp up natural gas production from somewhere other than russia, is that a mistake from the administration? gov. inslee: i would not necessarily say that we have to do two things simultaneously. one, plan for the long-term to wean ourselves off of natural gas. that means we have to build infrastructure as fast as we can to replace natural gas and coal fired electricity. there is question about that. simultaneously, while putin is invading ukraine, short-term keeping economies from collapsing in western europe is a reality we have to face, as well. we ought to be able to do both of those at the same time, but the key is we have

when i look like that, if they got the law it so seattle, in one of the characteristics of chillers society is that it occupies public spaces political bureau. one of these neurons are forms of media communication in themselves. and from them we feel the qualified of what's happening or what we handle. what's happening is that on september the 4th, chileans will go to the polls to decide whether or not to ratify a new constitution who started in 2019, when of the use the simmering and over glowing social inequality. a simple hike in the cost of metro fairs lit the few millions of trillions took to the streets, demanding an end to the free market system that it made commodities. other things like health care education, pensions at their expense to lead the charge. they voted in till his 1st socialist president in 50 years gabrielle body on the promise of change. change premised on one narrative thread. one unifying story targeting the current constitution which enshrined neo liberalism and chile as widely seen as the source of the countries, ills, chillies, current concentration dates back f