so instead of rushing home, they planned to stay overnight once they got to seattle. my dad had given them enough money to stay in a hotel. as it turned out, they chose to save that money and sleep in the van instead. narrator: jay and tanya didn't make it to the next morning's appointment. they didn't call the client, and they didn't call home. no one knew where they were. my parents were very concerned right away, by that afternoon, that something was amiss. narrator: days passed. police on both sides of the border mounted searches. so did jay and tanya's families. my dad had an acquaintance who had a small airplane. they did a flyover of the olympic peninsula and out towards the cascade mountains, just sort of looking for the needle in the haystack. unfortunately, it didn't turn up anything. narrator: six days after jay and tanya left canada, a man collecting cans in a rural area about 80 miles from seattle found the body of a young woman. she had been shot execution-style in the back of the head. a .380-caliber shell casing was nearby. plastic zip ties, presumably

they are living in other cities and they came to seattle because they perceive seattle as having an they can pull money from and of course in the past when you step up and made these types of demands you have a city council and the mayor's office that has been pretty willing to just give in because the optics of it they don't want to be seen as standing in the way of some progressive cause this time because we have a slightly more moderate council right now into mayor that feels a bit more empowered they have said no i don't know if that will last even yesterday when they took over the park the seattle parks and recreation department decided to open up the bathrooms for them so you're basically saying yes, we will make life a bit easier for you as you hold a park ransom $50,000 gets you 11 days in a hotel and we will go through this all over again and i fear it will become to point out with the city doesn't get it together and start to push back and an aggressive way and say we are not okay with it this time we know you are coming in were not okay either stay in kent where they curr

king county, seattle. let's move on, tennessee is doing this, this is a tennessee parent.able, hold tennessee parent accountable, who couldn't hold accountable if not the parents, i'm all for holding here is a cannibal for children's actions because why are 10, 11 and 12 -year-olds out late breaking into cars, smashing grabs, i do not understand". remember the school shooter was his mom was held accountable. now his dad held accountable and you think this could be a trend. this could be a trend where parents are like you know why, if you kid is out splashing cars, we will charge you for that. >> this is a very -- this problem has tentacles, one of first read this i thought we have young children, we have young kids, single mom, taught a parent household and the gang it gets a hold of these children? there is no way the parents can control the child from that point forward. it is really difficult. i met with parents are struggling mightily to try to get their children under control and they just cannot do it. it seems the more they grow them heart of the problem with become

and they came to seattle because they perceive seattle as having an endless bank account that they can just pull money from. and of course, in the past, when you've stepped up and made these kinds of demands, you have a city council and a mayor's office that has been pretty willing to just give in because the optics of it, they don't want be seen as standing in the way of some progressive cause this time, because we have a slightly more moderate council right now and a mayor who feels a little bit more empowered has said no. i don't know if that's going to last. even yesterday, when they took over this park, the seattle parks and recreation department decided to open up the bathrooms for them. so you're basically saying, yeah, we're going to make life a little bit easier for you as you hold a park ransom, $50,000, get you 11 days in a hotel, and we're going go through this all over again and i fear it's going to become chop 2.0 if the city doesn't get it together and start to push back in an aggressive way and say we're not going to be okay with it this time, we know you're coming. we'

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much harm to so many it is almost as bad as brian kill me this here but di has done it again this seattlelic school system phasing out its highly capable cohort schools designed for gifted students who could skip the lessons designed for other kids their age you know, nerds, but just when you thought seattle couldn't get any dumber they do something literally to do just that and can you guess what that's why it's because it's racist you see those programs have too many students from the bad races last year over 50 percent of the advanced students were white, 60 percent asian and a 34 percent black. there just weren't enough black latino and indigenous alaskan and pacific islander students so i guess we could say goodbye to the nda real soon what's that? we don't use that type of insane reasoning went sports? what strange demarcation, people say don't do that with basketball bullets do it with less important stuff like education these schools got cancelled like it was hosted by don lemon and why? well is not about how smart these kids are not about what is our fear it's about what's on her

have to do is upset your agent and if you upset your agent enough they will book you in seattle.neous talking ] >> sean: how many protesters are going to be out in the crowd that will try to heckle you? it will happen, let me get this straight they don't like our guests stoves they don't like our refrigerators they don't like our freezer they don't like the washers and dryers they don't like our air conditioning they don't want us to eat meat now they want to take away genes basically that's a list of all of my favourite things if i was the singing the song from the sound of music they're all on my list i wear jeans all the time you have been on the set with me you know what i wear. >> yes 100 percent i am pro genes myself but i will say in downtown seattle no one has pants on this town they got the memo i don't know what's going on but to the point you make about this climate edict that thing i always come back to is the left likes to tell lawes the government needs to stay out of our bedroom when it comes to the pro-choice pro-life debate by the government is literally in every

louis, missouri, dallas, texas and the seattle area.he owner of a small business in seattle joins us now. march inflation numbers probably feel like someone is kicking you while you are down. how tough is it to turn a profit right now? >> very hard. the profit is going lower and lower. i'm surprised prices are going up everyday like double and we don't make any money. instead of biden focusing and giving money to ukraine and israel, focus and give people money. take out package and throw it in the seat. they should focus on inflation and everything become double prices, gas and food and everything, the homeless problem in seattle, they should help people afford houses and medical assi assistance and things like that. biden doesn't focus. >> todd: you heard in my introduction, he lays the blame on what he calls big corporate america. what do you think think when you hear that? >> i think i'm american, i'm ashamed he is my president. i'm like, i see him, i was like, no, that is the wrong guy and please no, he shouldn't. he don't know anyt

for evert shing, they don' in seattle, which they need, is school choice. yeah, because these parents are trappet choicd in the situav yes. nexts, i have to go to youe net because have children and they're of various differenand theyt you know gene. >> yes, yes, yes. this is bother you. >> this must bother you. no, because most of my kids kid are homeschooled for this reason. mm-hmm. are homesced for a teacher, somt can be a benefit to have a gifted kid sitting with kidsd that are behind, because sometimes they will help them catch up helch and that happenst to never. >> what usually happens is youth get the gifted kid to sit next to the other kid ts. start he starts emulating their behavior. right. stimulating thanand so and thenc who don't get picked on becauskf if he has the shakespeare books and i have those scratches, sniff pop out book, yeah, i'm going to go out of m gy to tease him to make myself feel better. so everybodytease who has goe the regular books are going to go after him and it doesn't stop in the classroom. nohi 't stow stays on social me

this principle is now followed in schools in seattle, washington, where they are closing programs forudents in such classes are light-skinned. i like weird stupid things, stupid books, yeah, if that meant he could stay here with his friends that would be really nice. children happy, parents are happy, but not all teachers who would be pleased with the news, there are practically no, because gifted children will now study in universal classes, where... the teacher must prepare individual lessons for each of the thirty people in the class, for example, but however, teachers will not be provided with additional compensation for teaching time and materials. it is very difficult to provide services to students when you have a group learning phonics and then another group who are reading fluently. the best programs are those that meet the needs of the community and truly address the needs of the students. the initiative for equality or hidden segregation raises a public outcry among conservatives. media journalists of the conservative radio of the same name write: “ fair harm will be caused

i was on that show in seattle. that was crazy. all right. g i'm guessing 20 hecklers tonight at your events. for a second there, just have some quick, witty'l one liners. you'll be fine. anyway, jimmy fallon, thank you. l be good luck tonight. kill it. coming up, a raccoon attacking ,waiting online at a popularnlin amusement park last week all caught on video. i like to were bitten. straight ahead here. >> so would you get two national hot tenders in three mandarin orange tenders? i got you. three classic tenders. full butterfly shrimp forthcoming. daddy, i win. >> oh, that always a competition. i am shrimp. >> but how many times have you tried to clean a stubborn mess but end up with no. >> what you need is the all new waterproof ruby horsepower, the new cordless and rechargeable power scrubber that cleans faster and easier. guaranteed. watch. baked on oven grease is no match. it easily blasts away dirt and grime in no time. the power comes from our rotating brushes spinning at 350 rpm. the incredible torque fights calcium. so mildew, mold

dark-skinned people are uncomfortable, their lives need to be made easier, this is the logic in the seattlehat is usually called the deep state, they decided that they did not need it, what people with... are promoting throughout the country, assures one of the primary school teachers. there is pressure from the authorities on all states to equalize schoolchildren. we will probably see further development of this initiative. the fact that this initiative was launched in exactly that place demonstrates that such initiatives also aim, as if in the future, perhaps to become the basis for some more large-scale initiatives that will go far beyond education as such. it's hard to find a case like this at the moment. with george floyd will create certain problems for conservative forces within the united states, but perhaps through such initiatives seem to be trying to find the basis for the initiative of the american authorities to annoy conservatives to make society controlled, people understand non-binary beings with multiple pronouns, it’s scary, but true, how these children will grow up and ho

look at seattle, the city is fresh out of cash and can't afford to house the illegals. when you have that many, the rent is too damn high. the city told them they had to go. no more free hotels. they didn't like that so they are staging a sit in where? the schools. dozens of them set up camp at the garfield park tennis courts. democrat activists shown -- joined the minute show of force. no hotel rooms? no tennis. jonathan cho went there to check it out. they said no boy no. >> there is someone here who regularly comes to these events who spreads misinformation. they are going to be here recording and spreading information -- misinformation. on not sure we can continue at this time. >> you can call the police if you want. >> can you get a job? >> don't touch me. >> did you call me an immigrant? >> are you not an immigrant? >> jesse: a migrant sugar daddy swooped in. they volunteered to pay for the illegals hotel rooms if they went. only problem is now there are no open hotel rooms for americans. since money doesn't grow on trees, the hotel stay ends in ten days and then

april 20, beach suburban seattle mansion. but casualties. today the president also went to the site of the disastrous bridge collapse in maryland. lucas? >> trace, president biden wants the legals in qatar to release the nearly 100 hostages that hamas is holding inside gaza ki. writing it was "a grave mistake due to a mistake in identification, errors in decision-making, and an attackco shaking as well. alexis mcadams >> the southern border crisis is having a major impact in the midwest. mexican national in the u.s. illegally now charged in theto take care david spunt and to >> i'm tired.and to >> that prompted some, that publicly many have been whispering privately. thanks for your service but -- >> it's not like there is any history here about >> suddenly, weeks before the presidential election. the liberal -- had resisted stepping aside in 2014 when president obama could have named her successor but president trump was able to appoint conservative amy barrett who was later the deciding vote to strike down roe v. wade. >> they need to lear

she's a software engineer who flew in from seattle to sunnyvale to participate in a sit in this is video from one of the google offices. google google. you can't hide, she says she went outside when she was asked to leave, and she was not one of the five people arrested. she knew she was risking her job, but she says she does not regret it. >> there was absolutely no way that i could continue working at google without, pushing these demands. she's an organizer for the group no tech for apartheid. >> the group says they were protesting google's $1.2 billion contract called nimbus, saying the technology is being used to help the israeli military target and kill civilians in gaza. but google says while they do work with the israeli ministries, the contract work is, quote, not directly at highly sensitive, classified or military workloads relevant to weapons or intelligence services. >> they're continuing to lie not just to their employees, but to the public and all tech workers. >> google called the employees behavior unacceptable and disruptive, saying it violates multiple company policies

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got loose on interstate 90 east of seattle. authorities say the zebras escaped from their owner's trailer. they were eventually rounded up inside a nearby fence. >> now to new york, where a district attorney is under fire for what she did when police tried to pull her over for speeding and all of it was caught on camera. breaking overnight, new york's governor, now seeking a state investigation into a local district attorney's conduct during a traffic stop. >> get out of my house. >> police body camera footage obtained by our rochester affiliate, wham, shows monroe county da sandra doorley, moments after she refused to pull over for a traffic stop last week, instead driving home the officer followed her. >> what is the reason you're so against what i'm doing? i'm doing my job. you say you're a da. >> i am the da. okay, okay, let me get you my badge. i am the da of monroe county. >> doorley admitted she was speeding. >> i was going 55, coming home from work, 55, in a 35. i don't really care. >> why are you so upset? she claims s

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today from the brooklyn bridge to the golden gate bridge to airports in chicago and seattle, protesters multiple affairs causing multiple delays, they called themselves pro- palestinian, they are actually anti- israel, anti- american. it is no secret because they are not trying to hide it. the openly chant "death to america" which means they're calling for the death of a country they live in. burning the flag of the country they live in. many of them came here looking for the american dream, now their dream is to kill america because of course america is it filled with oppressors. common ascents report now that havoc wreaking protests are not just anti- american, they are illegal, meaning at some point democratic politicians will have to start bailing them out. fbi director chris rages testified on capitol hill that terrorists are also crossing our southern border, we don't know who they are or what they want but it reminds commonsense of a time when those who hated america at least tried to conceal it. without let's bring in co-author of stolen youth, school board candidate bethany man

we will not have any seattle tape encampments on the streets, out can guarantee that. that would end rather quickly. the finite here is the public property that we will deal with in the colleges, private property. that is we have to strike this balance. lettuce repeated there will never be encampments in new york city while we are empowered, never will happen to three commissioner it is very -- it's kind of one of those things where you have to walk a very fine line because we remember back during the black lives matter protests and arrests made in the losses that were filed against the new york police department and the millions of dollars and nypd had to pay out, and that is why it seems like sometimes police officers are reticent to show things down now like these to five years ago. >> era thousand percent rate. under consideration also, these are students, these are kids. what we saw was george floyd was totally different than what we are seeing it now. we don't wanted to get how it was was george floyd, that is why we are handling with them with kid gloves as you

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in seattle they're down 700 officers.alone we're down anywhere from 1,000 officers of what we need in order to fill the call sol up yule. so this is -- volume. this is an epidemic the likes of which i've never seen in my 19 years of law enforcement. >> the -- chicago's deadliest weekend of the year four months ahead of the democratic national convention coming to town. neil? if. neil: garrett, thank you very much for that. garrett tenney in chicago. jenna if -- gianno caldwell joins us, you know the tragic story of him losing his brother two years ago a, but gianno has devoted his life of to also trying to help people from ever having to deal with that. he'll be testifying at that a ways and means welfare subcommittee field hearing in chicago on that very issue, it's going to take up the dignity of work and how that can avoid some of the same problems that bedevil a host of cities across the country of gianno,, very good having you. what do you make of the crime situation not getting better? if anything, it's getting wors

seattle is scrambling to raise money.ts, seattle officials reportedly are upset that they had to take over a school play area with tents and foreign flags. the migrants are put being their flags in the -- putting their flags in the grounds in seattle. they're taking over wherever they want. they were in a hotel but the money ran out. they were forced outside so they took over the playground, put their tents up, put their flags up, another $50,000 donation was begin so the migrants can return to the hotel. the cash is expected to run out next week. this is a pressure all around. lee carter, jump in here. tease are the pictures causing americans to say hold on, i thought the economy was the number one issue. but you know what? no, the border, immigration is the number one issue for me the upcoming election. >> it's fascinateing to see the shift over the last two months. it's been extreme, the shift in views on immigration. and it's not just that people want them to get tougher on the border. more people now than ever are co

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. >> and bay fc snapped a two game losing streak with their win over seattle.on appelbaum will have the story a little later in sports. has turned into a growing social media career for a man whose videos have now gone viral. the secret to his success? finding joy in asking perfect strangers to sing with him. >> ktvu. claudine wong introduces us to the man known as guitarro 5000 on the dock of the bay. >> wastin time. yeah he has become a viral sensation with a simple ask. >> excuse me, will you sing a song with me? no, sorry, but what now has become a social media staple. >> started with a love of music and a man who is known as guitar oh 5000. he started singing in the subway to earn cash to pay for his $5,000 tuition for nursing school, and he almost couldn't do it the well, the first time i did it, i was so nervous i couldn't get one word out, couldn't get one song out. >> i couldn't even get the guitar out, to be honest with you. but, but i made sure that i went to the subway to the new york city subway with only enough money for a one way trip. and so if

>> now, this comes after a coordinated day of action in silicon valley, new york city, as well as seattleerry. jesse gary has the story. not other push. >> not another line. no more tech for jana side. >> shortly after 11 tuesday morning, the war in gaza creating more conflict, this time in silicon valley, about three dozen google employees rallying in front of the company's cloud headquarters in sunnyvale. their precise target, a $1.2 billion contract with israel named project nimbus. >> project nimbus is a cloud contract which provides a cloud infrastructure and cloud services to the israeli government. >> 18 months ago, demonstration leader ayman hashem was a texas college student. >> while developed countries around the world impose now the software engineer and others leading an office occupation of google cloud ceo thomas kurian as a form of protest. >> demonstrators are concerned the facial recognition, big data analysis and object tracking provided by nimbus enables the israeli defense force to target and kill civilians in gaza. we demand an end to the contract project nimbus. >>

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public schools in seattle are changing their gifted and talented programs replacing them with more inclusiveld one was, quote, oversaturated with white and asian students. have added, jason. i don't agree with it. it's not a meritocracy any longer it. >> when the decision was being made several years ago to go down that path, black parents were stepping up saying we've got kids in these programs, you say you're doing this because you want to help our community but you are not helping kids and they were dismissed as tokens of white parents because black parents don't understand what's best for their kids unless a white person at the seattle school board tells them. we are going towards this model that's going to be in every classroom in every school, like a whole classroom model which simply means you will have the gifted students in the class, the kids who are just going on their normal route for academic excellence and kids or special needs all in the same classroom with one teacher with no extra funding, no extra training to have to handle those different sets of students, that will fail e

>> jean: seattle. >> stephen: is that where you grew up? seattle? i do know that. getting a position as a host of a late-night show. do i have that correct? >> jean: yours, actually. >> stephen: my show? [laughter] i could use a break. did you do any ride along? what have you learned about the gig doing this part? >> jean: no, i haven't done any ride longs but i love watching late-night shows. guests. pretty always expect guests. a mug or a good story, some something. >> stephen: if the guests bring their own mug, i'm pretty insulted. >> jean: i actually have brought you a treat. spoon you brought me something? very few people bring me presents. >> jean: it's not a treat treat. it's not edible. i'm going to for the first time ever do impressions on national television on your show. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: it's always nice, it's always nice when the guest has a bit. impression is a bit. i do know you did impressions. >> jean: can you say you do impressions if you only do two? >> stephen: yes, impressions, plural. >> jean: isn't it like saying that you're a

seattle just believe the hall was being renovated when it was buried by volcanic ash. when monk vesuvius erupt. it almost 2000 years ago. and that's all for now. but sticking around businesses up next to taking a look at whether the european union can afford to expand further. thank you. not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in, that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d, w one of over 200 locates across poland meant to shield the country from ukrainian products. farmers here on a collision course with the expansion of the european union about this the because the idea do you membership offers economic opportunities to millions. we know exactly what they want. we want to be part of you. more and more people and you states are in favor of letting new countries join the club and you officials have some pledging to make it happen. completing our union is the call of history. it is the natural horizon. i'll say your opinion, but the countries in line to enter

it happened in these locations and ever about 30 miles north of seattle. a five day time span between saturday last weekend this past wednesday. officers don't believe the incidents are related and have not released details on how the victims came in contact with fentanyl. >> all three cases are still actively investigate and the department is ready to give specifics on facts and circumstances of each one. >> city officials one resident of the dangers of fentanyl on social media knowing it can be prone to a baby or others smaller body. the cdc as warning talks about the synthetic opioid noting it's up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. >> it only takes the tiniest amount to cause an overdose. fraction of a raindrop. >> for the city of everett located where fentanyl is a growing problem. blaster 21509 people died from opioid overdoses in that area. >> so sad. next on the "big weekend show". [chanting] >> tale of two campaigns, trump gets a hero's welcome letter new york city construction site while biden plans hollywood s

and emptied out their guns emptied out their lockers effectively surrendering and 23 days later, seattleolice department that they precinct back from the protesters. i am sure many of whom were outside agitators organized and funded by people like other companies or people who refused to show the patient names. it was a toxic display of absolute abdication of duty and responsibility but the bottom line is, these children here, they're the people who pay 70 grand for an education or pay nothing and waltzing in an agitated everyone, they have an example of case study to follow where the democrats and leadership and the libs who are afraid of them all do nothing so they will probably occupy columbia forever. >> what you are looking at would've gone on under trump he would've said i can then -- let's listen to what the press had saved -- >> i cannot speak to him catching any of what is happening on tv. i can't speak to what's going on on the ground, i know what happened is just happening now and happening today so i have no idea on how that is being dealt with on the ground. we have been ver

artery to the seattle-tacoma international airport, major airport there, obviously.pening across the country. a back to you buchanan's point, one of his points, many, many years ago, long before trump came on the same politically was that we have to be careful who we invite into this country of ours. not because we don't love other people but because holding together a country under strains and difficulties and challenges is very difficult. in some of these people are like, we have to bring in more refugees from this country or that country including countries that literally despise everything about the united states, i guess, except for some of the freebies you get when you get here. they are complaining, but they caused this mess here >> is interesting to know what this nation was built on illegal immigration and some 13 million individuals that have come across the border since january 2021 we read i don't know how many now on the terrorist watch list we were to we are looking at 26,000 chinese nationalists that have crossed since 2021. and i'm sure they were not

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