boss of starbucks is criticised for his planned commute of 1,000—miles between newport beach and seattlesotho�*s white gold — how the landlocked country is keeping the taps running in south africa. welcome to business today. i'm tadhg enright. we start with the world's biggest economy, the united states. minutes from the latest meeting of the people who decide on what to do with the interest rate show that the "vast majority" of them believe an interest cut is likely next month. let's remind you of the state of play. the cost of borrowing has been at a range between 5.25% and 5.5% since july of 2023. it began climbing in earnest in 2022, after russia's invasion of ukraine sparked an inflationary crisis. if the fed does cut in september, it would be the first cut in the cost of borrowing since the pandemic—era cuts of 2020. more from our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury. officials inside america's central bank discussed cutting interest rates injuly before voting unanimously to wait, indicating instead that a september cut was more likely. the minutes from the last fe

forty-six-year-old iryna trygidko, iryna from irpen, rests on this lake, south of seattle. she also flew to washington state under the you for you program, with four children and a husband. we thought so at first that we would stay alone for... a month with my sister, but after arriving in washington, i felt complete safety for myself and for the children, and i stayed with the children, and my husband did not want to stay and went to ukraine because of business. iryna immediately fell in love with the state of washington. we can walk in the forest, visit the beach, without thinking that children will pick up from the floor, or there will be a rocket attack, or there will be a riot. you feel free. a woman with children currently lives in the house of her sister, who acted as a sponsor and fully provides for the family? well, officially i don't work, i would hairdresser, i can now only serve my friends when the children are at school. iryna says that responsibility for small children helps her to keep going. nevertheless, - say the psychologists of sumy, it may arise at home

, around seattle, might consider that when they next have to vote for you.ght. um, i did do... i did a lot of interviews. i don't recall putting it exactly the way you just said, because the one thing that i did say in a number of the interviews was when the president gave his state of the union in march, and you remember that — i assume you watched it — it was really good. i think people were nervous heading into that. "he's 81 years old. where is he at? "is this going to work?" and the state of the union was really impressive. er, my nerves, frankly, were calmed by that. he did an hour—plus speech. he responded to questions from the republicans, basically heckling him from the audience, he stayed around for, i don't know, 45 minutes to an hour afterwards, talking to people. at that moment, we were all reassured. i don't think anyone was dishonest about it. i think they were overly optimistic and refused to see the signs. but the debate was the moment. it was after that debate. i'll be perfectly honest with you, after that debate, yes, i felt very strongly

seattle and vancouver just innovate of seattle are both -- north of seattle are launching points forcruises. it doesn't get much more beautiful than that. i always say alaska's one of three most beautiful places in the world along with pat gone that and the city bet tan, like, himalayan area. it's just incredible. the cruises get grow to places you wouldn't easily get to via car, and traveling around alaska can be a bit of a pain, so a cruise is a great way to see it. seattle and vancouver both amazingly beautiful cities in the summer and early fall, great launching points. neil: that whole cruise through the inside passage, my god, doesn't get more beautiful than that. lee, have a safe weekend yourself, travel expert extraordinaire. >>> no rest for the weary, joe biden wrapping up his vacation. more on that later. but when it comes to politicking, they are busy, and they are focused on seven states. you move heard of them. they're all called battleground statements. we focus on those -- states. we focus on those 7 and the 93 electoral votes at stake, more than a third of the elector

telephone, e-mail and other systems have been shut down at seattle-tacoma international airport. so far, hundreds of flights have been canceled or delayed, and thousands of passengers have been stranded. the efforts of seattle authorities to reconnect services have so far been unsuccessful. or very critical have been identified and classified. the deadly virus that caused this condition is called triple virus . us centers for disease control. he stated that there is still no vaccine or treatment to treat or prevent this virus. according to american health officials, symptoms of infection this virus causes diarrhea, severe runny nose, headache, and convulsions, and between 33 and 70 percent of infected people die within 2 to 10 days after being infected. officials have asked citizens to refrain from activities outside the home, especially during the hour. in the evening and evening, which is the peak of mosquito activity, avoid heat at least until the end of the season. the fire destroyed more than 750 thousand square meters of forests in south karim. the ministry of emergencies o

and other systems at seattle-tacoma international airport. hundreds of flights at this airport have been canceled or delayed, and thousands of passengers have been stranded. efforts by seattle officials to restore service have so far been unsuccessful. details about full dimensions. this disorder has not been published. 24 martyrs in the attacks of seconists on the gaza strip. thirteen palestinians were martyred and many were injured in the attacks of the communist regime on al-maghazi camp in the center of the gaza strip and the garm area. relief forces and people's bodies of martyrs they took them out from under the rubble. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, have a good time. welcome to the football magazine program. the national futsal team of our country is going to play its first game in the group stage of the world cup in 20 days. for various reasons, he has not played any preparatory games with other national teams. meanwhile , the other teams in this competition are playing their friendly matches as pla

the giants lost a heartbreaker last night in seattle. they hope to bounce back with a win over the mariners ban. ross has highlights next. >> and sports. >> and now kron 4 sports. well, after an absolutely crushing loss last night in seattle, the giants were hoping the return of a familiar face and arm. >> could remedy and tired, bullpen and help ignite. the team were talking about camilla do of all called back up from triple-a sacramento. now ryan walker has been tremendous as closer. but look, if duval is right, he could be another important on in the late innings, more of all. coming up in just a moment, the giants had the makings of a big first inning today in seattle. bases loaded in just one out for matt trying to put a crooked number up early chappy lace is a rope to left. that looks like i until it's not. wow. randy arozarena. what a play by the former tampa bay a run would still score on the sac fly, but that would be all for group's top to tyler fitzgerald with 2 runners on he's like a rosary was not catching out on an rbi sing

systems have been disrupted at seattle-tacoma international airport. so far, hundreds of flights at this airport have been canceled or delayed, and thousands of passengers have been stranded. the efforts of siyasahl authorities to reconnect the services have been unsuccessful so far. details about the full extent of the disorder have not been released. floods in western india have displaced thousands of people. monsoon rains and severe flooding in parts of western india have forced thousands of people to leave their homes. streets and houses in the state of gujarat flooded and electricity. hundreds of villages cut off has been according to indian authorities, since the beginning of the monsoon season last month, around 100 people have died due to flooding. rwanda aims to triple avocado exports in the next three years. according to africa 24 network, this country has the annual export capacity of 16 thousand tons of this product until 2026. rwandan people had abandoned their land due to low productivity, but after the government gave them fruit trees, e

10th, seattle's leo rivas singled home the winning run to give the mariners a 6 to 5 victory. meanwhile, in oakland, it was the a's taking on the milwaukee brewers. the brewers took control in the second inning. milwaukee's rhys hoskins, with a three run homer, giving the brewers a 3 to 1 lead. milwaukee went on to cruiseo the two flag bearers for the opening ceremony. both stars in their own right. athletes steve serio and nikki nieves. serio is a wheelchair basketball star. this is his fifth paralympic games, already winning two gold medals and one bronze with his team. the other flag bearer is the sitting volleyball paralympic gold medalist, nikki nieves. the paris paralympic games begin with the opening ceremony on wednesday, and you can watch all the action from paris right here on nbc, bay area and peacock. the games start, as we said, on wednesday, and they go through september 8th. all right. we have made it to the weekend. yes, it is pretty much here, right? i know it is pretty much here and it's a little cooler. it is. but look, we're going to be able to manage a goo

the seattle tradition includes a show from the blue angels and hydroplane races on lake washington. >> my family and i were big fans of the blue angels, former navy. it was awesome to be be over here and a little away from, you know, the mayhem of everybody wanting to be right at the crux there. so but i mean, it's the blues. and so we have a great time every single time we see him. >> this was the 75th edition of the seafair festival, and you'll be able to see the blue angels here in the bay area in just about two months. fleet week begins october 7th, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu, west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> heather, that looked like a heck of a day in seattle. oh my god. look nice. yeah, beautiful blue skies this time of year. you get a lot of cloud cover, a lot of fog in that area. but not today. it didn't look like the temperatures today for us after cloudy morning ended up like these. we've got lots of upper 70s around

seattle driven by a nearly 30% surge in alaskan cruises, helping anchorage and juneau, alaska, make theirt. >> there is this desire to go cruising, primarily because people can budget that vacation ahead of time. you know how much you're going to spend on drinks and lodging, so you don't have to worry about it too much. >> reporter: travel website priceline says while europe and best destinations are always big, the return of college football and the u.s. open in new york are also going to be big draws. ceo brett keller. >> event tourism has really taken over the last couple years and this labor day in particular big college towns are taking off, atlanta, miami, nashville. there's a lot of people chasing sporting events and concerts. >> reporter: is it too late to start thinking about labor day weekend? >> it's not too late to start thinking about labor day weekend. if you're flexible with your destination, that really opens you up to cherry pick and find a location that fits your needs at a great price. >> as seattle is seeing this influx of visitors, their port was hit with a cyberattac

el aeropuerto de seattle aÚn no estÁ operando en su totalidad. >> esto, por supuesto, ha aumentado la preocupaciÓn de una guerra en toda la regiÓn que incluso pueda llegar a involucrar a estados unidos. aquÍ el reporte. unos 100 aviones de guerra israelÍes lanzaron ataques aÉreos contra miles de lanzaderas de cohetes en el sur del lÍbano. segÚn israel, para frustrar un ataque inminente de hezbolÁ, luego hezbolÁ lanzÓ cientos de drones y misiles dirigidos a bases militares en el norte de israel y los altos del golÁn. por ahora, al parecer, una escalada mayor se pudo evitar. tanto hezbolÁ como israel declararon victoria mientras las autoridades israelÍes no reportaron muertes y solo daÑos mÍnimos. >> sin embargo, el primer ministro israelÍ, benjamin netanyahu, advirtiÓ estamos decididos a hacer todo lo posible para defender nuestro paÍs. >> quienquiera que nos haga daÑo, nosotros le haremos daÑo. este no es el final de la historia. entre tanto, el secretario de defensa de estados unidos, lloyd austin, ordenÓ la presencia de dos grupos de ataque con

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ahÍ estÁ la llegada junto a los familiares y en su conferencia dieron un gran paso, eliminaron a seattle bouanga y lo de hollingshed. bouanga 11 anotaciones superando a messi en el torneo anterior. quÉ decir de colorado?en 1996 uno de los fundadores. hablamos de columbus, que lo vemos en la otra semifinal. en el 2010 llegaron a lo mÁs alto en la mls y hoy quiere llevarse dos reflectores. la tarea no serÁ sencilla, colorado deja atrÁs a las Águilas del amÉrica con una actuaciÓn maravillosa. estoy contenta y feliz no sÓlo por el hombre que tengo a mis espaldas, sino por los que estÁn a mi lado. cÓmo andan? >> con el enorme gusto de saludarte y la confusiÓn de no saber si valeria de giroud. valeria: me puedes mantener marÍn, le cambias a giroud. >> bien empoderada. valeria: claro, sin miedo al Éxito. cÓmo estÁs? >> miedo al Éxito no le deberÍa tener colorado rapids. venimos hablando de lo que hace el equipo de chris armas. tiene al rival mÁs importante que se le ha presentado. valeria: mÁs adelante vamos a platicar que sucede con estos equipos, que presentan historias hermosamente diferente

as for this alleged cyber attack over in seattle, authorities again still investigating but no timetable yet on when systems will return to normal. mary? >> okay, morgan, thank you. >>> german authorities say a man in custody in a fatal stabbing attack is strongly suspected of being a member of the terrorist group isis. the 26-year-old syrian national is accused of three counts of murder and eight counts of attempted murder in friday's incident at a festival in the western part of the country. two others have been detained, but have not been charged. >>> and there is still much more ahead here on "world news tonight" this sunday including the mystery surrounding the arrest of a billionaire ceo. >>> and escalating tensions in a key shipping lane with ships ramming into each other. - are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? high taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax-optimized portfolio. at creative planning, our money managers and specialists work together to make sure your portfolio and wealth are managed in a tax-efficient manner. it's what you keep that

apparently he will be commuting to seattle and travel as needed.ot to the imagination. we do not have the details. that is an awful lot of flexibility as we know most companies are not offering that to rank-and-file employees. beth: it shows how much starbucks wanted to get him to join the company. it was one of a couple of concessions. he joined chiptole, they were willing to relocate the headquarters from denver. i think it is one of those aspects if you are that desirable you can make any arrangement that you want. scarlet: this is just a him thing rather than a starbucks thing. can call the shots in terms of where he wants to work in the company's move to him. and as you point out it speaks to how desperately or urgently starbucks wanted him. in the meantime you look at another big household name company and the remote work debate got extricated when eric schmidt who formerly ran alphabet and i think it was called google back then, said that his former company is the ai brace because of the remote work policy. can you highlight what he said and

at the end of july, seattle police arrested two 14-year-olds. being caught with an illegal machine gun can lead to up to 10 years in federal prison. officials ask local people to help them in this regard . they asked the public to report to local law enforcement if they see someone using an illegal machine gun. global research in 17 countries has shown that if instead of using brand or vigend drugs should be used instead of generics . 60% of patients' costs. the generic plan is important for the whole world because it improves people's access , makes the price of medicine more reasonable for people, and makes quality monitoring universal. iran, according to the statistics of the majlis research center, 30% of the share of various services from out-of-pocket payments for health care is the share of medicine, the basis of our system. we have a country's drug compilation council. this council meets regularly, adds new drugs , and the list is also published, but for years , entry into the list was restricted or prohibited . again, since last year, t

and they will look to take the series in seattle tomorrow.e a's hosting the brewers at the coliseum, only 14 games left at the colony after this one. first inning, the letter is to an early lead thanks to the betterment of jj bleday. sans went deep to right and the a's up one halves are. but after that, it was all milwaukee. the letter is looking to get out of the fifth inning. instead, jake bauers gets all of this four seam fastball, two-run homer. put the brew crew for everyone. the brewers went 905 and the a's look to avoid a sweep on sunday. college football is officially back. cal and stanford will have to weight for next weekend to kick off their season. but their new conference rivals in the acc, just going to take a while to get used to. to get things started overseas. to make florida state taking on georgia tech and arlen. and the symbols found themselves on upset alert late. fourth quarter, roydell williams finds fights the end zone to tie the game. final seconds of the game, georgia tech's our singleton parks up 12 huge yards to pu

10th, seattle's leo rivas singled home the winning run to give the mariners a 6 to 5 victory.le, in oakland, it was the a's taking on the milwaukee brewers. the brewers took control in the second inning. milwaukee's rhys hoskins, with a three run homer, giving the brewers a 3 to 1 lead. milwaukee went on to cruiseo t when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a may

seattle authorities have not yet been able to identify the attacker. the ministry of foreign affairs of japan summoned the senior official of the chinese embassy in turkey. the japanese claim that a chinese military plane violated their country's airspace. japan has asked beijing to refrain from repeating such cases. china is uninhabited in the hands of japan. egypt is negotiating with china to buy fighters from this country. newspaper the american business insider wrote that the egyptian authorities have started consultations with china to buy the country's fourth and fifth generation fighters. egypt has been one of america's allies in north africa for decades. the previous us president agreed to sell f-35 to egypt. but due to the opposition of the zionist regime, this agreement was not finalized. the american judicial system axed two police officers who were involved in the murder of a black woman in her home. 4 years ago, seven uniformed police officers entered the home of a black american nurse at midnight and killed her. these agents without prior

el tema, les contamos que cientos de viajeros o miles seguirÍan atrapados en pleno aeropuerto en seattleques crecieron cerca de 80% en todo el mundo este aÑo. el temor de estos ataques es que pueda ocurrir algo parecido al prÓximo fin de semana cuando tanta gente estarÁ libre por el dÍa del trabajo, donde tambiÉn se espera mucho trÁfico aÉreo, tambiÉn se ve afectada la actividad del puerto en seattle. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: vamos con otras noticias importante en lo que debe saber, parece que se complica el primer debate entre kamala harris y el expresidente, donald trump. los republicanos quieren que los micrÓfonos estÉn cerrados de la misma manera que ocurriÓ en el debate con biden, mientras que la campaÑa demÓcrata estarÍa buscando que esas reglas del juego cambien. harris y walz tienen una gira en autobÚs por georgia esta semana, mentes que hoy en expresidente, donald trump tiene dos actos de campaÑa en el cementerio nacional de arlington, virginia, y luego en la asociaciÓn de la guardia nacional en detroit, le daremos seguimiento. por otra parte, en polÍtica internacional,

. >>> the second day of internt outages at seattle-tacoma international airport.ruption follows a possible cyberattack. flights were not affected but websites, email and phone systems were down. >>> well, the tsa is expecting a busy labor day weekend at airports following a summer of record travel. cbs's kris van cleave has nor. >> reporter: she is hoping to beat the labor day weekend rush by squeezing in a last trip now, trading the blistering heat of phoenix to for calgary. >> before the kids go back to college, having time before everyone is back. >> reporter: aaa says domestic travel will be the focus this labor day weekend trending up 9 per over last year. the cost to fly is down about 6% and gas prices are roughly 44 cents a gallon cheaper than this time last year. united airlines expects friday, august 30, to be the busiest day of the long halloween weekend. >> overall this summer has been busier. >> reporter: the top destination, seattle. driven by a nearly 30% surge in alaskan cruises. >> there is this desire to go cruising, primarily because people can b

that's the firm's headquarters in seattle on a corporate jet. that journey. critics say that that journey appears at odds with the firm's stance on the environment. he has not commented. taylor swift has the first time of how the cancellation of her vienna tour dates earlier in august over an attack threat filled her with a new sense of fear. in the post on instagram she said... three concerts were cancelled and the austrian capital, and three people were arrested in connection with planning attacks inspired by the islamic state group. she finished her european leg of her errors to her in wembley stadium in london. taylor swift give eight concerts this summer, overtaking any solo singer which was previously set by michael jackson in 1988. they also saw her equal the overall record for most nights at the venue on a single tour set by take that, remember them? in 2011. her next show was part of the errors tour is scheduled for the 18th of october in miami. you are watching bbc news. hello there. it's going to start relatively quiet tonight before

the flight landed safely back in seattle and then passengers went on to oakland on a different flight. more than 15 million dollars will be used to create new ev charging stations and all of bart's parking facility is part of the department transportation's 150 million dollar investment in building ev charging stations across california. the goal is to get a wider range of economic groups to get if you are a dog lover, this job could be for you. walks. >> a dog training and puppy website wants to find a cheap hotel inspector to go road trip in with their she hotel inspector will find the best pet friendly places to stay and rate them. wolf says you'll get to spend quality time with your dog. get pay for it all the expenses are covered the dog. then the job last about 6 months pays up to wow. $10,000 a month. so got a couple of friends. so they're paying you go stay in hotels like an the dog couple of friends, including the 2 of you. yeah. but i always charge extra and i have 2 dogs and they get money to pay to do that's amazing. john, what do you think? that's just couple minutes righ

the airline says the flight landed safely in seattle.ers were rebooked to oakland on a later flight. the santa clara county communities rallying today in support santa clara's decision to buy the regional medical center. holding this rally head of the board of supervisors meeting where the issue will be talked about. group's demands include prioritizing patient care, respecting health care workers, establishing a community town hall. so that residents voices are heard during the decision starts at 09:30am. at santa clara countyt government center. coming up on the cover morning news. more outrage over open school district. and its handling of lead that was found in the water. what a new report is saying about the district's saying about the district's response time. marshalls buyers hustle for the latest trends, from fashion... double denim is back. got it! to beauty, so you don't have to. that is a deal! we get the deals, you get the good stuff. marshalls. if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas... your body's giving you si

also impacted by the cyber outage, the port of seattle.ir website and their phone services are still down. gio? >> gio: thank goodness this was caught early but it's critical that we find out exactly what happened here. this cannot happen at u.s. airports. >> overseas now. russia launching a anywaying wide attack across ukraine one of the largest of the war. ian pannell joins us live with details. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning. ever since ukraine launched its ground incursion into russia about three weeks ago we've been expecting a strong response from the kremlin. looks like it's happening right now. a massive nationwide attack under way across ukraine. president zelenskyy saying it's one of the biggest of the 2 1/2 year long war. russia apparently firing around 100 drones, more than 100 missiles. things keep changing a bit. mainly targeting though ukraine's already damaged water plant. in kyiv residents seeking shelter under ground. air defenses shooting down many of the missiles and drones. as you know, i just returned fr

seattle, 62 with rain. how about that? la 74.arm temps and no change. honolulu. i could pencil in 88 or 89 and be right there. it is. see? look at that. portland. seattle. that's that low coming down. that's sending in rain coming in from the south. going the north. there goes our flights on time making good time in the middle of the country. been some pretty big boomers. but the jet stream is north but temperatures 80s for many or 90s hot. dallas, phoenix. las vegas, but 83. new york to 84in chicago. that's the warmest. they've been all week. >> you see the 102 in dallas and you're thinking, grateful we're not there, right? all right. 610 this morning pga now reporting an increase in the number of fires caused by its power lines. and a report to state regulators, the utility says there have been 62 ignitions in high threat fire areas so far this year, compared with 65 for all of last year. most of the recent fires were caused by vegetation touching power lines. pga says its crews are clearing vegetation from under about 50,000 u

it hits the upper deck in seattle. that one put them up 5-1. so the game was now in the hands of the bullpen. eighth inning, it's not with san francisco or what they wanted to see. the mariners will storm back as they scored four runs in the eighth including this game tieing single from luke rally. appropriate name. with the game tied up at five, this one went to extras. in the end, it just wasn't their night. leo riva sends one to center field with a man on third. that's all she wrote. ball game, mariners win it 6-5 in extra. giants are now back to 500 after losing their last two. they are five games back of atlanta in the wild card spot running out of time. >>> injury updates on leonard floyd and both sustained knee sprains. they looked like they avoided acl injuries, but they will have mris. kyle shanahan mentioning that alone is a big win because that was a scary moment in that game with gross patan and nick to give them the edge, so you don't lose them. >>> coming out of the preseason healthy. that is the only important thing. all right, t

. >> reporter: aaa says the top destination -- seattle. driven by a nearly 30% surge in alaskan cruises, helping anchorage and juneau, alaska, make their top-ten list. >> there is this desire to go cruising because prior people can budget ahead of time. you know how much you're going to spend on drinks and lodging. you don't to worry too much. >> reporter: priceline says while europe and beach destinations are always big, the return of college football and the u.s. open in new york are also going to be big draws. ceo bret keller -- >> event tourism has taken off the last couple of years. this labor day in particular, big college towns are taking off, atlanta, miami, nashville, there's a lot of people chasing sporting events as well as concerts. >> reporter: is it too late to start thinking about labor day weekend? >> it's not too late to start thinking about labor day weekend. if you're flexible with your destination, that opens you up to cherry pick and find location that fits your needs at a great price. >> reporter: for one last taste o

he's not relocating to seattle where the company is headquartered. can keep his residence in california and commute on a corporate jet. i have to say, however, that he's not theonly one doing so. and actually, there seems to be a growing trend of what's being called the super commuting ceo. >> okay, sylvia, thank you so much. >>> a federal judge in texas has struck down the ftc's ban on non-compete agreements. the judge said the agency doesn't have the authority to issue the rule, which would have taken effect next month. an estimated 30 million u.s. workers are bound by non-competes. an ftc spokesperson says they are disappointed by the decision and are seriously considering a potential appeal. >>> disney says it will no longer try to block a wrongful death lawsuit by using the plaintiff's disney+ subscription as justification. jeffrey piccolo filed suit against the company after his wife died from allergic reaction at an independently-owned restaurant in disney world. they said he agreed to terms in a disney+ subscription. disney says it won't use

they were in seattle looking to take the series against the mariners and they got off to a great start. >> elliott ramos unloads on this one to left field. his 20th home run of the season. the giants go up nothing fast forward to the 5th up to the one. now they catch a tough break. they go over the double play. but julio rodriguez beats out and brewers tied up. time now for 3 now topping. and i think you see it with the man on on the corners. and graham unos sits down mark and the giants lose 2 out of 3 up in seattle. >> let's head over to the town looking to avoid the sweep against the brewers. top of the second. no score one on for gary sanchez. he takes joe. yes, this pitch on a right to left. that's a 2 run home run and the brewers get on the board. first 2 to nothing. bottom of the 4th same score, a benefit from a questionable that was called a ball with the bases loaded in comes a run. milwaukee understandably upset with that ending continue sept brown singles to write another one scores. oakland scored 4 runs in that inning alone. that's all they need information. miller. he get

belarusian ethnographer origin volya dzemka works in a workshop in seattle. due to an incurable autoimmune disease, she hides her face under a mask, but despite the daily struggle with the disease, the woman tries to revive as many folk costumes as possible. we have this cabinet with authentic ukrainian outfits. and we have this closet with belarusians. volya has been collecting and restoring traditional clothes for over 15 years. previously, her hobby mostly concerned belarusian authentic clothes. but that changed when, in 2022, russia launched a full-scale war in ukraine. you think i must be sleeping because all these deaths and all the time there is blood both on the screens and in the head, and you constantly want to do something, but you feel like this... one day her ukrainian friends told her that they were planning to organize a charity show of embroidery, and willa realized what she could do to be useful and then of course it clicked for me: vyshyvanka. at that time, i had two full uniforms, one from chernihiv, one from kyiv. and i say: "girls, let me

i think it's critical they're back in seattle.has 200 planes parked in locations waiting for parts for final assembly. that's going to be job one for the new ceo. >> all right. let's move on to moderna. those shares are down 30% or so in the last week. the company reported its q2 revenue beat estimates and a narrow than expected loss for the period. it did slash full-year guidance. this one has been struggling. what do you do with it? >> this unfortunately, is a sell. to many people they were a hero of the pandemic, but as you pointed out they lowered full-year guidance by 25%. losing a ton of money. europe has announced they're going to buy less of the covid vaccine. it's about $86 now, but the price to pay attention to is the price at the start of 2020, before the pandemic was in full bloom, if you will. that price was $19 a share, so if you love what they did during the pandemic that's great, but you don't have to be along for the ride all the way back down to 20 sgla this would be a sell for you? >> yeah, moderna is a sell for

big, big targets out there are seattle and up to alaska. a lot of people doing that travel the thing is that if you pick the right times, it can be better, maybe better, depending on where you are. the worst times seemed to be thursday afternoon from from 2:00 to 6:00. and they say that on friday afternoon from 1:00 to 7:30 p.m. those are bad times to travel. that's going to have the biggest part, but that again, is it's where you are right are you in one of those travel battleground states? are battleground places where you know, there's a lot of traffic around, a lot of metro areas on a normal weekend, there's a lot of traffic, so be smart about that. be careful about that. and if you're going to the airport give yourself some extra time. tsa is expecting about 17 million screenings. this coming weekend, 17 million, 17 million times somebody saying you got everything out of your pockets. that's going to happen to 17 million tons of water so yeah, it's a very big weekend. a lot of people trying to get an last hurrah before they put away th

in seattle, investigators are looking into a possible cyber attack that's affecting the seattle-tacoma possible attack at the port of seattle. more than 200 flights were affected, delaying travel for a lot of people there today. both the port and the airport are in the process of fully restoring their systems. >> a desperate search for a woman, carried away by flash floods in the grand canyon continues. search and rescue crews say they are not stopping. after two days of looking from the ground and from the air to find the 33 year old, she was hiking in a creek area that joins the colorado river. when that flash flood struck last week. the flood also trapped several hikers in the area above some waterfalls. some hikers made it to a village two miles away and waited for a helicopter ride to safety. and a special event in walnut creek reunited hundreds of former nicu families with their kaiser permanente caregivers. kids who used to be looked after by nicu staff and attendants got to play games, pets and farm animals and enjoy volunteer performances. newborns are often admitted to the ni

all right, lawrence, on alaska airlines flight that was bound for oakland out of seattle. he was turned back due to an engine issue on sunday. that's according to the faa. a crew on the boeing 7.37. 700 notice that the number one engine on the left side of the aircraft is shut down shortly after takeoff. the airline says flight landed safely in seattle and passengers were read books to open later that afternoon. the faa says it will investigate the incident. the new report is shedding more light on the oakland unified school district's discovery of high levels of lead. >> in water, sources across the district and while lead contamination is bad enough, yes, the report suggests wants tests were underway. the district dropped the ball and did nothing with the test results for a couple months. kron four's dan kerman reports. the superintendent's report prepared for wednesday's school board meeting indicates an average of 62 days lapsed between lead testing in notifying schools and parents of the results. >> and taking corrective action. the superintendent calls it a communica

these crimes occurred in a west seattle neighborhood, some shops capturing it all on camera. business owners say large groups of people entered the stores, created distractions and then have the children go in and rip open packages and steal the items. now some business owners say they are more concerned about the involvement of minors than the actual financial losses. >> the parent that bothers me as a woman who owns a children's store. that bothers me. i feel like it's a form of child abuse to raise children, to be criminals and not really give them a chance to make up their own minds about that. >> the shop owner says her store was hit by the group, resulting in nearly $1,000 worth of stolen goods and damage. >> state lawmakers passed a bill late last night that would allow sales of alcohol inside a club in the intuit dome arena in southern california until 4 a.m. bill. ab 32 six will only allow that exclusive venue in the newly built arena in inglewood to sell alcohol until four in the morning. that club is expected to have a maximum capacity of 100 people. lawmakers in t

and seattle is going to be seattle. mike mcdonald to come >liz>over >>from the baltimore ravens. so you know that defense is going to be ratcheted up and their offense can score. and the rams seem to just find ways to be productive with young players. i thought last season was the best coaching job. sean mcvay did because he had a bunch of rookies and a bunch of one year players. on his two deep. so now that they're a year more experienced, this nfc west is going to be very competitive for san francisco. >liz>what about the x factors that you have your eye on during the regular season now just just nfl wide. >live>well nfl wide. you're looking at who has the best depth because this is where it happens to teams going toward week ten on on back. because if you don't have a solid qb2 that you can depend on because we've seen since covid, you're going to need your backup quarterback to play at least one game in the 40 niners, let's say, has gotten a good one, have gotten a good one in josh dobbs, and you need depth in the s

. >> and alaska airlines flight bound for oakland seattle.turned due to engine issues on sunday. that's according to the faa. the crew on the boeing 7.37. send 700 notice that number one engine on the left side of the aircraft actually shut down shortly after takeoff. the airline says that the flight did land safely in seattle and the passen woakland later that afternoon. the a f says he's going to investigate. >> qantas has agreed to pay nearly 80 million dollars in a settlement for selling tickets to flights. it had already canceled. the consumer watchdog filed a lawsuit against australia's national airline. it said, quote, he's sold tickets to more than 8,000 canceled flights from may have 2021 through the following july. the suit claimed qwan'tez new. those flights would never take off but left those tickets available for purchase for weeks after they canceled the flights earlier today, the airline announced the deal to pay 79 million dollars to settle the claims and they apologized. >> oakland airport getting ready for a busy labor day w

williams is expected to join the squad next week in seattle where the storm will return to action onafter a three-game road trip and five-daybreak. >>> time now for the weather, and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman at 30 rock for the forecast. angie, how's it looking. >> it's looking pretty good especially where you are, jonathan. it feels like fall, late summer early fall at least with temperatures topping out in chicago just at 75 degrees. not bad this time of year. we're running a little cool across this region. you'll notice new york only getting into the low 70s. d.c. you top out in the upper 70s later by today. this is going to be something we watch happen throughout basically the next couple of days before we start to get things back to normal across this region. we will still be dealing with plenty of heat across parts of the south. that's where we have heat alerts in effect. more than 20 million people across parts of texas. upper 70s in huntington and low 80s in nashville, texas, going to top out in the triple digits. jonathan, back over to you. >> all right, angie l

but it was a tough weekend in seattle.d the lead in all three games, but could only win one of them. beautiful august summer day in the pacific northwest. love seeing that snow on mount rainier. the giants jump on alameda native brian woo early in this one. elliot ramos first inning, two run homer, his 20th of the year. youngest giants outfielder with 20 since chili davis 40 years ago. giants starter robbie ray. oh. grabs his left hamstring after making this pitch in the fourth inning. had to leave the game. we'll see about him going forward. the bullpen then gave up the lead and woo settled in after that. i'm breathing heavy. yep. sets a new career high with 94 pitches and struck out seven. the giants trying to come back against the bullpen. rookie grant mcrae says we're hanging around. it's his second career home run. how about it? the giants within one. he says let's go. he points yeah waving his arm there. but they can't. just five hits on the day. and two of them were home runs. they lose 4 to 3 and fall to 500. an of

seattle had to turn back. >> to seattle because of that, a faulty engine, one of the engines on the plane shut down shortly after takeoff. and this happened over the weekend. so the air craft had to turn around land back in seattle safely. the passengers got off and they eventually made it oakland on a different flight. a man holding a knife temporarily forced to shelter in place. order in cupertino. the officers got the call to go in the afternoon to a suspicious person was in the intersection of stevens creek boulevard and stern avenue. and when the deputies got there, the man pulled out a knife and became aggressive after multiple attempts to calm him down. the sheriff's office ended up using a k 9 to help take him into custody. it's 10, 17 and police in berkeley are looking for whoever left anti-semitic flyers in people's driveways over the weekend, more than a dozen people complain that they got these flyers outside their homes and there was a qr code, a link on it that had a link to an antisemitic hate group. so police are investigating this as a hate incident. to an update now on t

seattle's leo rivas singled home the winning run to give the mariners a 6 to 5 victory.he a's taking on the milwaukee brewers, brewers taking control in the second inning, milwaukee's rhys hoskins with that three run homer giving the brewers a 3 to 1 lead, and milwaukee goes on to cruise to an 11 to 3 victory. homer of the year. well, just when you thought the olympics was over, the countdown is on to the 2024 paralympic games, and team usa just picked the two flag bearers for the opening ceremony. athletes steve serio and nikki nieves. serio is a wheelchair basketball star. this is his fifth paralympic games. he's already won two gold medals and one bronze with his team. the other flag bearer, the sitting volleyball paralympic gold medalist nikki nieves. the paris paralympic games begin with the opening ceremony on wednesday. and you can watch all the action from the paralympics right here on nbc bay area and on peacock. again, the games start on wednesday. they go through september 8th. good luck to all of our team usa. 45 past the hour coming up on today in the bay. t

primero vamos al wilk park en seattle, donde los giants y los mariners se fueron a extrainning.coliseo de oakland, los seis cayeron frente a los milwaukee brewers, quienes dominaron desde temprano marcando 5 carreras de manera consecutiva en el segundo, y los seis no encontraron respuesta porque los brewers sin anotar 4 más y terminaron ganando 11 a 3 y buscan repetir la dosis mañana. aquí los deportes posibles que se encuentran en perfecto estado de salud y listas para vivir otros 100 años. obviamente no estamos hablando de humanos, sino que de tortugas de la especie aldabra que viven en el zoológico de oakland. los veterinarios realizaron los exámenes august y abby y determinaron que gozan de extremada buena salud. este tipo de tortugas son originarias de un archipiélago ubicado allá en el océano Índico y es la tortuga más grande que se conoce después de las tortugas galápagos. pueden llegar a vivir, pues, solamente unos 270 años más o menos. nos vamos ahora a toda velocidad, contándoles que este viernes comenzó en el condado de alameda la mayor fiesta de bólidos del verano. s

speaking of the giants, they were off today, their opening a weekend series in seattle tomorrow night. logan webb went eight innings yesterday against the lowly white sox. he left with a game tied at two. then the bullpen combo of eric miller and spencer bivens allowed four runs in the ninth, and the giants lost six two. webb knows with only 33 games left, the giants, they kind of need to win every single game to stay in the wild card hunt. >> we have to win every game. it's not you know, i know that's kind of hard to say, right? you can't win 30 something straight. i don't know how many teams have. no teams have done that. but you got to think that way. the other teams are winning. they're not losing. so you got to keep winning to stay in it. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with co

speaking of the giants, they were off today, their opening a weekend series in seattle tomorrow night. logan webb went eight innings yesterday against the lowly white sox. he left with a game tied at two. then the bullpen combo of eric miller and spencer bivens allowed four runs in the ninth, and the giants lost six two. webb knows with only 33 games left, the giants, they kind of need to win every single game to stay in the wild card hunt. >> we have to win every game. it's not you know, i know that's kind of hard to say, right? you can't win 30 something straight. i don't know how many teams have. no teams have done that. but you got to think that way. the other teams are winning. they're not losing. so you i had a serious fall. i called the barnes firm. they got me the injured on a job site? call the barnes firm now. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call 1-800 eight million ♪ features like grab bars and custom seats that combine safety and style to keep you feeling comfortable and independent for years to come. plus cleanup's a breeze with no grimy grout and no scrubbing. it

is there any indication and obviously they the seattle layer on the representative of seattle and speaking at the moment they held the presidency of the security council at the moment. is there any sense that there is a, any sort of confusion, any sort of movement towards anything actually coming out of this meeting? that could be tangible i had of the scar tops that could be taking place on thursday as well. so there's going to be no vote, there's no draft resolution that's being considered. so in that way know in terms of tangible things that could come out of this meeting. but we knew that going into it. and this, this security council meetings are important to again raise the specter of what is happening in guys and number one and 2, but i'm just going to interrupt you there. i want to go to the security council chamber. the representative for follow sign rep. muscle is because taking human lives and every action possible to spread a line photo wildfire across the middle east. as we sit here on the 75th anniversary of the geneva conventions, that where there is in the ruins of the enti

they took over seattle.have the soldiers ready to go that morning, seattle would still be occupied. the actually took over a large percentage of seattle. portland, what they did with portland -- i love bronze and storefronts that are beautiful. in portland, you know what they have? there storefronts have been so decimated that they use old two by fours for a wooden door. no glass, no windows. the worst looking avenue i've ever seen. i have spoken to people that had shops there -- the few people that remain have wooden storefronts made out of old lumber. they said anything we put up including this will be knocked down the next time this happens and it happens on a weekly basis. if i did not bring out -- they knew the military was coming in the next day to seattle -- they fled. when they were doing monuments in washington, marjorie knows this, i got an old building and they were trying to rip down monuments. and then they were going to rip down the monument to abraham lincoln. they were ripping down other monu