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 the shared memory of the cold war was like an ideological capitalism versus capitalism versus communism. is that the reason that, like, the afterward 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 [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 going to chew the fat. >> we will come back to it. okay. two things to maybe -- three things, to ground this before moving to the next

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

why are the homeless decktating the terms of how the city of seattle operates? >> i'd say largely because there is no consequence for anything of this nature in seattle. they know with reduced number of police in the city after last year's mandate and continued decline in moral, write own playbook and do as they wish. >> todd: 855 fires in homeless encampments this year, this year not close to being done, why don't city officials break up in the name of public safety? >> they just announced they will increase funding on fighting homeless problem, i think there are too many people profiting off the homeless to do anything about it and it hasn't reached their front door and will continue to be the same problem over and over. >> todd: seattle dedicated $173 million to the homeless crisis this year alone, where is that money going? >> well, it's not going to actual solution to chase these people out of the city. the last few years they increased spending to combat the problem and there seems to be more organizations there to swallow up that money, never any headway

matthew humphrey is the owner in seattle and joins me now. mathew, good morning.reat to see you again. you think about a business owner buying concrete blocks and pay to have them put up in front of his business. the ultimate frustration to take matters into my own hands move. what is leading business owners to do this? >> good morning, carley. you know, i think it is just frustration in the system failing them. those are not easy to get out of a truck if you can imagine. you have to hire a decent equipment operator to pull this off. the reason really is because there is no enforcement. and rv showing up alongside these businesses and bringing trash and garbage and crime. i think they just got sick of it. this is something they can do to keep going with their business and not have to put up with what they have been putting up with. >> carley: it is these homeless encampments creeping up along your business will keep people from coming in. i'm sure that is for a lot of people bottom line. >> seattle is in a bad place right now when it comes to this. we still have r

>> yes. >> so you went to the jay-z and beyonce concert in seattle? like let's do this. >> yes. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. put your signs up. up in the air. to protest all the nazis. if you like it then you got to kick the nazis out. i've probably already broken copyright violations by singing this much of the song. although it's parody. it's covered by parody. i don't have to pay for this. ♪ i thought i'd be across the street from the nazis. we're about to walk past the nazi tattoo shop right now. >> whose town? >> our town! >> whose town? >> our town! >> nazi scum -- >> whose town? [ engine revs ] >> whose town? >> our town. >> my man. >> what's up, man? >> how are you doing? >> good, man. how are you doing? >> good. so they've got people coming in from the back. they went down the alley. so they're coming in the back. and that truck, i don't know if you snoinoticed, you were over there, came from over here. >> so you're seeing some action happening. >> well, they're just showing up. we'll see how it goes. but looks good. >> good job, yeah. it's a great c

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 >> 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

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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

he criminalized seattle covid-19 mutual aid seattle and the seattle people's party. currently director of inclusion and for content in marketing at netflix darnell l. moore is a media maker educator and writer focused on marginal identity youth development and other social justice issues in the us and abroad prolific writer. darnell has been published in various media outlets including the new york times book review the guardian huffington post ebony and many more and in 2018. he published the memoir no ashes in the fire. cornell's new book becoming abolitionists police protests and the pursuit of freedom is the subject of this evening's discussion. please join me in welcoming nikita oliver darnell, elmore and derrica purnell. wow. wow. derek and nikita higher hello. hello how to you both? um, listen, i i know nikita and i are going to go back and forth with some questions for you dereka, but i wanted to start by one thinking seattle town hall for hosting this conversation for hosting you such such an honor to be here supporting you my friend and sister and i just go

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we've been seeing thousands of these big concrete blocks popping up all over seattle.d by private citizens and business leaders who are responding to this homeless crisis in the number of people are parking illegally in campers. these are illegal. city of seattle's getting complaints from homeless people who over the last several years have been camping and broken down rvs and cars all over the place without any enforcement. now, these 210 are preventing them from parking here. business owners and others would call the city but nothing was done. this is a private response to a very public problem but a clear sign of the frustration boiling over. >> employees here were coming here every day. in so as these encampments grew and grew and grew, it became dangerous for these individuals to even get to their place of work. and that is what these businesses are trying to survive. >> there are even blocks up around fremont brewery which happens to be owned by a city council member, sarah nelson and her husband but she declined to be interviewed for the story paid the saddle tr

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seattle hit 95 degrees on sunday. that breaks the 94 degree record set back in 2015. the high temps have been over 90 degrees for 6 days straight. but fortunately for them, it's expecting start cooling off a little later on in portland, oregon. the heat is being blamed for at least 7 deaths. cooling centers are being kept open throughout the night. and lawrence is here and and those cities are a lot our coastal areas here that's not built for hot weather. the right. people used to open up their windows and that's how to cool off but was still 90 outside. >> not much cooling, but they they are going to get a sense of relief as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be hot again across the country's midsection. here we go in talking triple digits and we're starting off august on the hot side. the country's midsection as well. but we get you back out on the west coast and you can see things, especially the pacific northwest. you can start to cool down. so seattle tomorrow about 75 degrees to comb about 76. 85 still on the warm side in portland. then get to y

but seattle was still going. but the night before my flight that is when the mayor said were pulling our officers out of the easter precinct. >> literally s retreating. text i thought oh, i think i just wasted company money because there's not going to be any riots. but wait if they're leaving the precinct are the going to burn it down? what was going on? slightly ahead. and i get into the area was that's why start seeing signs like a port of entry relieving the h usa. sissy capitol hill which is the neighborhood. as the copper freezone and a lot of territory. or police going to move it back again? thanks considering your coverage of the border crossings when that progressives actually build border walls they were are great with the department of transportation in seattle. they wanted to take away some of the barriers. we said no, no, no we need the barriers. to keep out white supremacist. i don't think seattle is known for those. those cuts areoa the least of yr worries. we need strong border security. >> go ahe

overheated in the 2010s too many people moved to san francisco with too many people putting in with seattlenow pushing off, and people are leaving california, and especially the young people the last decade. >> one of the reasons they are getting for the bay area exodus? >> we just heard, even if you have the money, it's probably going to be money to salaries, in tech, to provide that. you still get something that's very, very small. i will give you a little bit, jeremy. it's not all about san francisco. we're seeing a lot of the same trends all over the bay area, including the south bay, where there were huge populations of people who work in ch, making the money that should be able to afford them a house where you could say, raise a family, and a lot of people are coming to the decision, especially during the pandemic, it's not worth it, especially if our company will allow us to either work remotely from a place you can ski on your coffee break, you know, or work at one of the many offices for some of these largest companies around the world. if you can live in a place where you can have

when i pitched to go to seattle there were rallies happening.'d just gotten back from minneapolis and was thinking that was fun. i guess that's it but then still going. that's when the mayor said we are pulling our officers. so i thought i think i just wasted company money but if they are using w the precinct are thy going to burn it down that's when i started seeing signs you're leaving the usa, this is the capitol hill. considering your coverage of the border crossings, it is pretty lovely that the progressives when they were discerning in seattle actually literally build-to-order walls. to keep out white supremacists. but they were saying we need strong border security to keep out threats. there's a lot of irony and i knew just being there and taking in the sights and seeing how people interacted with each other e i knew that this wasn't going to end well. because they didn't want to see who was cracking down on the slatest current thing which was racial reckoning. you've seen that episode of the takeover. it was kind of like that like don't

i was really lucky enough the stacked with real journalists and was led by an editor from seattle who is really incredible went on to work at the denver post, and the "des moines register" in the sense of journalism at this paper. because of that this newspaperws 'also had a sports section. i would step every night reading these newspapers on this disc. i had a i day job i would come home this is right after my wife and i had had her first daughter. she was six months old my wife would be off feeding her and i would stay up and read to these papers but eventually i tried to read every single page in every story of all these papers that have been sent to me too really understand the full scope of the full picture of what was going on in this camp. lucky for me, the newspaper had a fantastic sports section. every week the team played a game they would run for separate stories on the team. they would run a preview of the upcoming week. a review of the last weeks game, column and then a huge fat box corporate if your journals looking for information, special about something that happened

with a pole in downtown seattle.secutor. characterizes crime and how we look at it. >> for 25 years, everybody was told doesn't matter, crime is going to keep declining. guess what? we took our foot off the gas in every way possible and now crime is coming back up. that combination of the police being sidelined and prosecutors sidelining themselves is an incendiary confirmation. let's talk about the something the public doesn't want to hear. the police are out numbered. >> bill: how does this play? >> well, most people go to law school because they aren't good with numbers. i will try to give you numbers that will help. the overwhelming majority of your fellow citizens will never do anything to hurt you. the vast majority don't want to hurt you or kill you or rob you. so if we can figure out who that 5 to 7% is that you are at risk from and then separate them from society, then you are going to have a safe society. but when you have progressive prosecutors that take that 5% and 7% and keep giving them chance after ch

seattle is in deep trouble.call it likely see it. >> shannon: all right, you always call it like you see it you bring us very interesting stories. great to see you as always. thank you so much. good news before we say good night. kids often go to their parents or a trusted adult with students at one high school in maricopa county arizona got a little puppy love. the first crisis canine assigned to a school resource officer. he interacts with thousands of kids, walks the hallways, give students one-on-one attention to comfort them. his purpose we are told is to help students with anxiety, depression and more. so cute. >> love dogs. they have such an impact on people, families. i love them. quickly i want to take you to the tar heel state for this good news good night and that's where we found a beautiful surprise. very special nascar fan. adriana is battling pediatric cancer. it's not always safe for kids with a weakened immune system to be out there playing anywhere so they want to play at home. a nascar driver

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>> he was charged in seattle earlier this year.here is a trial set for october 4 two joe two charges of assault and reckless driving. >> thank you for being here. this is excellently reported and written report in the new york times. >>> an elected official in new jersey is charged for a hit-and- run. the entire incident s ug in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> a contentious showdown is underway. a city councilwoman is facing growing pressure to resign over a hit-and-run crash. she was behind the wheel when she clipped a biker. then she just drove away. it happene

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new housing units permitted over the past six years, shows that seattle okayed 10,000 new housing units, san francisco, fewer than 3000. >>> in sunnyvale, a 40-year-old cold case has been solved. a detective to dna from a crime scene to a genealogy expert. they found a match. 1982, the body of karen was found in sunnyvale near el camino riel in sunnyvale. the teenager had been and stabbed dozens of times. there was a suspect in mind. to dna ruled him out. fast forward to last week. police arrested this man at his home in maui. sunnyvale detective has been working this case for five years. a few years ago he enlisted the help of a genealogist using dna from the crime scene. they were able to narrow down the pool to four brothers. from there, they identified gary as a suspect. >> it's hard to know how many people are affected over the years. a lot of emotions come up with me, not even been associated with the family. i just spent five years of my life dedicated to this case. >> joining us, the detective with the department of sunnyvale. a nice to have you with us. 1982. i was -2 years old

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teachers walked picket lines % yesterday in the school district near seattle. classes were canceled for about 24,000 students. teachers are asking for more pay, smaller class sizes and more mental health support for students. >> i'm trying not to tear up now because this is not what we want to do. we just want to see what's right and what's fair. >> school officials say they're committed to starting school as soon as possible as negotiations with teachers union continues. >>> and "the oklahoman" says oklahoma city thunder rookie chet holmgren will miss the entire season after injuring his right foot. the team says holmgren, the number two pick in the nba draft, will undergo surgery in the coming weeks. he hurt his foot last weekend while guarding lebron james during a pro-am event. the game was later called off due to condensation on the court, which created unsafe playing conditions. the thunder's gm said he does not think that that was a factor in holmgren's injury. >>> still to come, privacy on instagram. what the social media platform is saying about allega

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and then again, a few days later on february second, he flew to seattle to stay at his father's house. alicia clark was briefly detained on may 19th on suspicion of aiding and abetting, but da back to declined to file charges against her. and she was released in early june. jones was fatally shot by police in seattle when officers attempted to arrest him on murder charges. alexis gabe's father says he believes that alicia to face consequences. you know, marshall jones is but it doesn't mean the case is >> someone and that would his mother. lisa. >> kron 4 has reached out to the contra costa county district attorney's office for comment. but as of friday afternoon, we have not heard back. alexis, gabe's family is also appealing to state attorney general rob bonta. >> to take a look at this case. but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> a man was arrested in mexico this week in connection with the fatal shooting that happened in san jose. police blame hosea gary for an april night shooting. that happened in the area of meridian way. and pedro street after in

cooling off a little bit in seattle and portland while the interior remains hot. temperatures drop down, maybe 70 degrees by late week. and early next weekend, possibly early next week, getting the temperatures back up again close to 90 degrees. one more element to share here. the mckinney fire across northern california, zero percent containment. you don't see this often especially this time of year, moisture surging into northern california, possibly monday, tuesday, some models bring the rainfall over the fires. it's a large fire but beneficial rainfall nonetheless. i'm sure firefighters love that forecast. las vegas aims for 95 today, f kansas city 96 degrees. new york closer to 76 degrees. lots going on across the u.s. >> thank you very much. >>> a u.s. congressional delegation led by house speaker nancy pelosi begins a tour of parts of asia today with a stop in singapore. over two days they'll meet with singapore's president, the prime minister, cabinet members and business leaders. they'll also visit malaysia, south korea and japan. the big question is whet

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seattle, anywhere else, you commit crimes if you think you can get away with it.n't seeing this kind of action happening if fronts of cops. when there are too few cops, when there are prosecutors known for going easy on criminals and then you throw in partisan judges, guess what? it makes it very easy for degenerates to justify their crime. and then you add on top of all of this the mentally hill homeless population on the streets. democrat-run cities getting increasingly dangerous with no end in sight. what's missed in all of this is a bigger conversation not just on the prosecutors, but also the judges. you have these criminals who get in front of them and charges that are downgraded. you have some who are released without bail but you have situations which you plead down to the downgraded charges which means the criminal sees little to no jail time. a judge can reject those pleas in many of these cases and they choose not to because they are just as partisan as a lot of these prosecutors. >> dagen: also in seattle, you are there, firefighters are demanding the

san francisco to seattle this weekend is what i would have paid for a trip to new york before covid. fares are up and it's because of supply and demand. the airline industry has bt returned all the flights and seats to the schedule because of staff shortages. so when you have a lot of demand plus expensive fuel, fares go up. >> and i'm assuming airlines are trying to make up for the money they've lost do you remember the pandemic, too. >> absolutely. the airlines are trying to make up for the losses they experienced in 2020 and 2021 and several u.s. airlines were profitable in the june calendar quarter. others that weren't profitable say they expect to be profitable for the september calendar quarter which include this summer. >> great, we get to pay for it. >> you literally do. >> we have labor day weekend coming up and thanksgiving is around the corner. what do you expect for holiday travel when it comes to costs? >> i would say that labor day will probably continue to be expensive. maybe not quite as expensive as the summer because for one thing jet fuel prices are coming down and

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

that's an area larger than the city of seattle. right now officials are urging people that have not evacuated their homes to get to safety as soon as possible. >>> a new report says californians are doing better when it comes to water conservation. the state water resources board says urban water use dropped by more than 7% in june. that's compared to june of 2020. and while use is down, it is still short of governor newsom's goal of a 15% reduction. we're doing a little better in the bay area. east bay mud reports in july water use was down 16% from 2020. >>> community leaders in san francisco say they've seen enough from board of education commissioner ann hsu after her statements about black and latino families. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live with the latest calls for her resignation. >> this comes after commissioner hsu said unstable family environments and a lack of encouragement from parents are some of the biggest challenges in educating black and brown students. taking a lye look at san francisco where today the most d