in seattle, arizona at six and four. the bottom right number there, one and three in the division. that hurts them. dante. in any tiebreaker situation it does hurt them in any tiebreaker they need to go three and oh in the next you know three divisional games to really even it out at 500. you can't lose any more division games. and that's the easiest way to make the playoffs. but all in all, when you look at the division, there's three teams that are five and five and the leading team is six. and four. so if arizona doesn't win their next outing in the 49ers do and the rest of the teams in the nfc, everybody is tied at six and four. so all in all they're not playing well. they have a lot of injuries. they're squandering close games. but they still have an opportunity to make the playoffs. and they got to travel cross-country to lambeau field a tough place to play. yeah. and they're going to have jordan love. and they have to get some turnovers off of them. win the turnover margin. they can win that game. 49ers lose a tou

teriyaki is the seattle food. >> reporter: and if you grew up in seattle in the 1980s like i did, you probably ate a lot of what's called seattle-style teriyaki because there was so much of it around. hundreds of small family-run shops in strip malls and gas stations grilling up chicken over rice topped with a signature sweet glaze. and it's all thanks to this guy. >> toshi kasahara. why do you think it's become so popular here in the northwest? >> it was something tasty and inexpensive. >> reporter: way back in 1976, kasahara was a young japanese immigrant with an idea, a restaurant dedicated to teriyaki. fast, affordable, and delicious. >> most japanese restaurant had teriyaki, but i was the one specialized teriyaki. >> reporter: a lot of the restaurants were owned by japanese folks at the beginning. but now it's like some are chinese american, vietnamese american. all these asian immigrant communities have found a teriyaki joint. >> seattle is known as the teriyaki capital of america because of you. how does th

the stabbing spree in seattle tonight. at least ten people stabbed, five more stabbings late today. >>> also, the fires burning tonight from outside los angeles to just outside new york city. 14,000 evacuated outside l.a. and the fire right across the george washington bridge in new york. >>> tonight, the fbi on the new iranian plot to kill president-elect trump. >>> a chilling stabbing spree in seattle. at least five people stabbed late today. at least ten stabbings in 24 hours. are they linked with what authorities are saying? our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >>> the fires outside los angeles and new york. more than 14,000 people evacuated outside l.a. the fires still raging tonight. and dangerously dry conditions across the northeast. the fires across the hudson river from new york city. >>> tonight, the fbi on the new iranian plot to kill president-elect trump. three suspects, including two americans, now charged. >>> tonight, president-elect trump working on building his team, and this evening, sources n

their week six victory up in seattle. niners beat seattle six straight times. so looking for. a seventh straight win. and here we go george kittle still doing the pregame routine saying hi to. his family and his wife claire seattle kicked an early field goal to take the lead but the niners respond. brock purdy going to tuck it and run. and he's going to dive for the end zone. hits the pylon. it's a. touchdown ten yards. niners up seven three. he was pretty excited about it. so was kittle and kyle shanahan. on the sideline. but that's all they get in the first half. purdy's pass is low here. and then. it's tipped and picked off by the seahawks. niners just 152 yards in the first half. and the seahawks are in business right away. the defense stands up yetur gross-matos just back from injury sacks geno smith. they hold. seattle to a field goal. so a76 game. and it's not a niners seahawks game without some. extracurricular activities a lot on the line today. penalty flags fly. no one was kicked out seven six. niners lead at the break. and then bad news in the third quarter. nick b

whether in seattle or alaska? admiral allan: i think when the commandant was here in front of you she told you the coast guard needs to be a $20 billion organization by 20 33 we need to be -- have is a 3*d billion pcni budget immediately growing to $4 billion by 2033. i would tell you as we break tradeoffs within our own budget, a lot of times we are trading off shore infrastructure. we are trying to bring in the capabilities, the o.p.c.'s, the p.s.c.'s, 60's, c-130's. we are relying on congress' help through the unfunded priority list to help us with that shore infrastructure. don't think we have that in there right now. i think that that's important to our people. i was a district commander at a recent job and i would go out to our stations that are falling apart and watch as we are losing crew members to the local fire department, local police department that have just upgraded their facilities and assets they are using. mr. carbajal: miss macleod, we discussed several err several factors that have delayed the

a slugfest with seattle results in a game decide seattle from first place.rizona forty-niners looking to put some distance between them and the seahawks today. george kittle inactive with a hamstring injury. his team leading seven touchdowns on the sideline but still made time for his family pregame. and his wife claire. late first quarter. niners down three. nothing. brock purdy uses his legs and he's going to turn the corner and dive for the end zone. hits the pylon ten yard touchdown run seven three san francisco. kittle and kyle shanahan they like that. and it's not a niners. seahawks game without a little bit of a rugby scrum. penalty flags flying ever everywhere. emotions running high. but the niners led seven six at the break. bad news in the third. nick bosa aggravates his oblique and would not return as the seahawks take the lead. niners respond early fourth. third and 11 jauan jennings would not be denied. fights for the first down. third and one. they call him fighting off four. seattle defenders on this play. and that would be huge because later

low tipped up and picked off by seattle.s just 152 yards in the first half and the seahawks write in. niners territory. but the defense stands up yet. gross-matos back from injury. takes down geno smith. they hold them to a field goal. so that's good news. and it's not a niners seahawks game without a rugby scrum. i mean it was physical in this division battle. no one was kicked out. but a couple of penalties offsetting. seven six at the break. bad news in the third. nick bosa aggravates an oblique and goes out. the seahawks take the lead and the niners offense needs to respond. jauan jennings was huge in this game. looks like he's short but fights for the first down. third and one just getting every yard. i mean get off of me. seahawks i want a first down and then he gets the payoff. a three yard touchdown. get it to jauan. reward the man. 1713 niners take the lead in the fourth quarter. he had ten catches for 91 yards. and that score. bosa ruled out for the game. so how would the defense respond without him. and he can onl

a win against seattle would give them take a season sweep.ix straight twins against seattle and i've got three keys to victory for a seventh. key one is just having a healthy christian mccaffery. he's rushed for over 100 yards in his last three games versus seattle. he played 88% of the snaps last week and creates mismatches, including his 30-yard catch to set up a score in the fourth. thank goodness, cmc didn't pay too much attention to the social media when he recovered. >> i think one thing i learned is you get a lot of instagram doctors out there, some guys diagnosing my injuries, phd doctors. i'm watching the sunday night game, some doctor's talking about my injury on the tv. i couldn't believe it. >> the second key is for jake moody to remember his last week that won the 9ers the game and not the three earlier in the contest. it was his first action back from a high ankle sprain. what could be hurting now is his confidence, especially after the sideline scuffle involving deebo samuel. it's positive vibes only moving forward for the kick

on sunday we could have a soaking rain from portland to seattle, higher elevations including idaho andtana could have an additional foot of snow. we're also watching the southern plains, oklahoma and texas could be looking at severe weather including isolated tornadoes and very dry once again up and down the east coast. elevated fire danger once again in the northeast. a lack of rain, low humidity, and continued gusty winds into the week ahead. david? >> all right. thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a lawsuit seeks to clarify a controversial abortion ban. >>> and it's a fitting finish for an american skiing sensation. >>> tonight emotional testimony in a lawsuit over idaho's strict abortion ban. but the legality of the ban itself is not the issue here. cbs' nicole valdez speaks with one of the plaintiffs who says she was forced to travel hundreds of miles even though her pregnancy and her life were in danger. >> reporter: 32-year-old kayla smith found out she was pregnant for a second time two years ago. >> i never thought i would need an abortion. it was the most

sí, el quarterback de los seattle seahawks para el touchdown que marcó la diferencia y una caída dolorosa toda una travesía llegar hasta aquí. para mí los errores de más en el tercer quarter tienen oportunidad para poner el juego para acabarlo, pero muchos, mucha falta con los fall starts en la ofensiva no pudieron mover la pelota cuando necesitaban y eso fue la diferencia y la defensa hizo suficiente. pero al fin no fue suficiente. pero pero estuvimos hasta el último minuto creyendo de que se podía. el último error no. al final bajaron la defensa. tenían que defender mejor. yo creo que tuvieron un poco de errores ahí en e algunos algunos pases que que realmente no, no, no contaron yardas y y bueno, los mantuvieron ahí a la defensa. creo que lo tuvieron muy fuerte, la tuvieron mucha presión y bueno, pues vamos a ver. siguiente partido. no, no vamos a ganar todo. es que fue un mal momento, pero vamos a tener que ganar. para el que sigue. sin embargo, siempre la buena onda en los fieles de la bahía, sobre todo en la afición latina. vamos a hablar un poco del partido disputado en levi stadiu

plans to support security cutters in seattle to necessitate improvements to base seattle. for our technicians and supporting maintenance. including 18 military icebreakers. china also operates a fleet of two medium into heavy icebreakers with more planned for construction. these nations have recognize the value and have invested heavily in securing dominance in that region. make no mistake the u.s. has a growing fleet disadvantage exposing and exit essential threat to the best security in the arctic. that is why the coast guard is working including efforts to acquire three heavy icebreakers through its polaroid security program. originally construction of the first was scheduled to begin in 2022 with delivery in the mid- 20s. we have reached the mid- 20s in the shipyard, the design is only 60% complete and the coast guard has not determined the delivery date on the final cost. it is important to note that applying these vessels is no easy task. this is the first domestic construction of a heavy icebreaker in the u.s. over 50 years. it only underscores the need for continue

seattle falls to last place with the record of 4-5. >>> injury update for the warriors. steph curry upgraded to questionable and could return tomorrow night in washington, d.c. he's missed the last three games with the ankle injury. the dubs have won all of them, off to a 5-1 start this season. >>> seems like every time patrick willis shows up at levi's stadium, he's getting honored for something. this weekend, the tables are turned. the latest pro football hall of famer honored runners in support of the team's golden heart fund, which supports retired niners players. it was pitch black outside when the alarm went off for the golden heart run. >> it was an early start. >> reporter: patrick willis was up bright and early saturday morning for the golden heart run. >> i almost wanted to have that mic to be there and be heard at this moment. >> reporter: instead, he took the time to take pictures with the runners. >> how are you doing? i'm doing great. are you in? >> reporter: the golden heart run is a 4.9k race around levi's stadium. they would raise money for the former ni

and taking on the seattle seahawks today. niners looking to extend their winning streak against this division rival. a victory would also make the niners six and four tied with the arizona cardinals for the best record in the nfc west. today's game kicks off at 1 p.m. at levi's stadium in oakland. the kaiser center for the arts has been reopened after being closed for more than two decades. yesterday, it hosted one of its first big shows since undergoing a $100 million renovation project. the theater is now equipped with new seats, lighting and a sound system, and in the future, the venue is going to host concerts, expos and holiday shows. investigators are trying to determine what started a fire at a homeless encampment in san francisco. this was near a freeway on ramp at south van ness avenue that connects to interstate 80. crews did manage to keep the flames from spreading to nearby buildings, but say a few cars stored in that area were damaged. nobody was hurt. >> a woman who is already in custody for burglary is now faci

kittle two touchdowns in their previous meeting in seattle.kyle juszczyk going into the stands to hug their wives. niners at five and four trying to string some wins together. seahawks meanwhile reeling after a fast start. they've dropped four of five. so kittle expecting seattle's best. >> whenever you're playing a team who has high aspirations preseason and you know start the season off well like their backs are against the wall. you know kind of how hearts have been the past couple of weeks. and when you go against a team like that very dangerous. probably going to take more risks. you know it's a huge nfc matchup for us and in the division. so it's people throw around must win. but you know it's one of those. we dropped two already in the division. so we kind of have to win this one. >> let's get ready to buffer. netflix presenting 58 year old mike tyson against 27 year old jake paul. tyson, previously the baddest man on the planet, looked okay early. tired quickly. the bout? eight uneventful rounds. nothing close to a knockout. paul wins

esto dijo kyle shanahan sobre el dominio de perotti sobre seattle, seattle earlier so he's undefeated playing a pretty high level. pasamos con la uefa nations league hablando de jugadores que juegan a un alto nivel donde hay en la jornada 5 en el estadio do dragao volvió a aparecer el mejor goleador de todos los tiempos. vamos al partido entre portugal y la selección de polonia. primero este centro para que rafa leao. así de palomita, abriera el marcador para el equipo lusitano. después, quién más sino cristiano hacia lo panenka desde los 11 pasos para poner el 2 a 0? bruno fernández, que nos iba a regalar este golazo. vea como le pega el mejor jugador portugués del momento, el del manchester united al palo y adentro 3 a 0. lo ganaba portugal cómodamente. después una asistencia de cristiano ronaldo para pedro neto, que iba a poner las cosas 4 a 0. y después? ahora sí, deléitese. vamos a apagar las luces y vámonos del estadio porque cristiano ronaldo ashby de chilena, marcaba su gol número 135 a nivel internacional. se convierte además en el jugador internacional con más victorias en t

why seattle's gum wall has only been cleaned less than a handful of times. plus. >> some young players getting a special visit from the 49ers. still to come, we take a closer ok a the miss n bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. and now she's being remembered all over the world and the story does begin tonight's west coast rap. >> the killing occurred just a day after a 31 year old michael markowski returned from a trip through europe with a friend. mckenzie disappeared from a nightclub last week. two days later, police in budapest arrested a 37 year old man from ireland. they say she had met the suspect in a club and was seen on security cameras dancing with him at a second club. officials s

the forty-niners were looking for their 3rd straight win as they host the seattle seahawks at levi's.t a close game. aaron wilson has the highlights in a full report coming up. >> it's hosting the seahawks here at levi's stadium for this week. 11 matchup and the niners know what they need to do in order to keep climbing in the ranks in the nfc west, which is take down the seattle seahawks for the second time this season. could they do it? >> well, they definitely were trying to in front of a rowdy niners crowd list. >> take a look at those highlights yet again, actually broke down. now the forty-niners. they were hoping to make 3 straight wins. go with the fresh geno seattle seahawks standing in their closing moments of the first niners down by 3 on a second goal here. brock purdy rolling to his right. >> down the sideline. he dives and hit the pylon 14 yard. in the forty-niners. they take the lead 3rd quarter. now. >> 49 is up by 4. it's kids walker the 3rd. he gets the carry, runs it for a touchdown. all of this part of 11 play 70 yard drive in the seahawks regained the lead 4th qua

. ♪ >>> seattle loves its teryiki. >> we might have hit gold here.e places have burger joints. here it's the food of the people. >> if you grew up in seattle in the 1980s, like i did, you probably had lot of what is called seattle-style teryaki. >> it's all thanks to this guy. >> why do you think it has become so popular here in the northwest? >> it was something tasty and inexpensive. >> way back in 1976, he was a young japanese immigrant with an idea, a restaurant dedicated to this, fast, affordable and delicious. >> most restaurants had it but i specialized in it. >> now it's like some are chinese-american and -- all these asian american communities found the joint. >> it's known as the capital. >> i don't like attention. >> but it's time to give seattle its due. >> i would love to see somebody claim it. i would love to see somebody open one in new york and call it seattle teryiki, you know. albuterol only treats your symptoms, not inflammation— a cause of asthma attacks. treating symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma expert

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let me go to you 1st since you got up early as for the program, much appreciated in seattle. and i was thinking about doing this program sunday morning, my time, which means much earlier than the western world. and by the time i was putting it together, the sunday shows happened in the united states. we had people like, like a waltz and a sebastian gorka with gorka, whatever his name is, he's we, we need to be referred to his doctor all the time i realized. and then, you know, everything is, is, is um, goes into collision. i mean, what is the biden administration trying to do, exiting power? what is it trying to do to the trump people, and do the trump people seem to be going along with it. can you one ravel all of best because this time last week? is it biting this trying to sabotage trump? it seems like the incoming trump team seemed to be in hand in hand with the outgoing administration as well. i think that with trump, he's not too concerned about anything. geo, political, or moral. it's more about his evaluation of december decisions through a business ones to me you cry

very clearly this is still very, very, very deep blue seattle. stuart: very clearly so. adviser ask going after nancy pelosi for her role in ousting biden. watch this. >> nancy pelosi and so strategic and can count and did all that as speaker in congress and where can is your calculator now and democrats about to lose the damn house and sit on the podcast and play the sound i don't deal with presidential politics. she played in presidential politics for this psychoand will orchestrated the public demise of the president. stuart: jason, what do you make of all this in fighting getting bitter amongst democrats? >> it is getting bitter. i can't say i disagree with her. she's right. i don't think that's solely to blame for the position that the democrats find themselves in. everyone knew that there was something wrong with joe biden. everyone knew. they were pretending and that includes left wing media. they pretended it wasn't there till they couldn't anymore. only at that point did they effectively force him off his own ticket. so yeah, they share blame going on and on and

smith, a big run against seattle in the red zone. and geno smith. final of 20-17 to snap a five-game losing streak against san francisco. >> we need to be better and execute better. >> it's just infuriating, honestly. but i'm always going to have all the confidence in the world when it is all about (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, or are prone to infections. liver problems can occur. entyvio. relief. remission. for real. ♪entyvio, entyvio, entyvio♪ >>> so last night at 1 1:00, matt lively and i predicted the 49ers would win today. >> they could not get it done. something is off about them. the balance, the run, and the 49ers

they beat seattle 3624. there any concerns about them here? i'm not concerned about seattle.ly concern it's the niners because it's going to be hard to win football games with unreliable special teams. as we talked about, i'd like to see better tackling out of the niners. they got loose with that today in tampa after being much better tackling against the cowboys. but ultimately this is a seattle team that is going to be without dk metcalf because he's hurt and geno smith, he will throw touchdowns. he will also throw interceptions. that's in the niners favor. yeah. and if he's stiff arms you nick bosa. just throw him to the ground. don't let the guy ride your stiff arm because you could have snapped his arm like a twig. the news is coming up next with jason terry for the three day weekend. rob mayeda tracking the changes ahead. plus, bay area chapters of the naacp condemning racist text messages sent to black americans across the country. and it comes as san francisco unified says its students were among those who got the disturbing messages. and a south bay neighborhood targ

seattle they say it's a livable city.ans in the city to form bands to entertain themselves. - [ethan] from seattle, came grunge. and we saw that it was good. - it sounds like some thing that's rotting in a basement ya know like scuzzy, disgusting stuff. (rock music playing) - [ethan] soundgarden. mud honey. alice in chains. pearl jam. but the flagship band, was nirvana. (band playing) - nirvana was an honest expression of not being ashamed to put your angst on the front page. - kurt cobain was a young hesher, ya know a bit like black sabbath band, but he also had an ear for beatles-esque tunes and was into sonic youth and other like, weirder bands. - i was actually in new york interviewing a band for thrasher magazine, and someone from the label said "hey we have this new nirvana." and they put it on in this room and... ♪ smells like teen spirit - everyone stopped what they were doing and everyone looked around, and you just knew. like, you knew this is it. ♪ i found it hard, it's hard to find ♪ ♪ oh well, whatever, never

after losing to the seattle seahawks 20 to 17. seattle quarterback geno smith did that.nly 12 seconds left in the game. it was a 49ers first loss to the seahawks in three years. now the 49ers are in a three way tie for second place in the nfc west. we're starting the day health care workers in sonoma county have to wear a face mask in the patient care areas. sonoma county's interim health officer issued that order because of the rising risk of illnesses like covid and the flu. that mask order applies to the staff at health care facilities, including hospitals, dialysis centers and skilled nursing centers. and the order will stay in effect through april 30th. the end of the respiratory virus season. and a man from vallejo is under arrest at kaiser permanente medical center. he's accused of stabbing his wife and killing his mother. now, the hospital says 63 year old frank mcmillan was visiting his wife saturday morning when he attacked her, then stabbed himself. now they're both expected to survive. authorities say when mcmillan came out of surgery, he confessed to killing

kittle two touchdowns in their previous meeting in seattle. remember george and fullback kyle juszczyk going into the stands to hug their wives. niners at five and four trying to string some wins together. seahawks meanwhile reeling after a fast start. they've dropped four of five. so kittle expecting seattle's best. >> whenever you're playing a team who has high aspirations preseason and you know start the season off well like their backs are against the wall. you know kind of how hearts have been the past couple of weeks. and when you go against a team like that very dangerous. probably going to take more risks. you know it's a huge nfc matchup for us and in the division. so it's people throw around must win. but you know it's one of those. we dropped two already in the division. so we kind of have to win this one. >> let's get ready to buffer. netflix presenting 58 year old mike tyson against 27 year old jake paul. tyson, previously the baddest man on the planet, looked okay early. tired quickly. the bout? eight uneventful rounds. nothing c

i was with him in seattle. i mean, i always even when he was backing up russ, he's got great vision. he can make all the throws and he can still he's strong enough and fast enough to escape. but he's the type of guy that has the right mindset. and you see it on tape and you see the way that he plays with, you know, whoever it is out there, you know he gets the best out of him. >> all right. george kittle, he's been pretty solid out there on the field for the niners. but it seems like he's been struggling when it comes to betting on his iowa hawkeyes. this season. >> i'm just a big bruins fan this week. yeah i know the hawks did not get it done in against ucla, so both brindle and one of our managers put me up to this one. this feels better than iowa state, though. i will say significantly better. >> all right. kickoff sunday set for 105 in the afternoon. there at levi's. and you can watch all the action right here on ktvu. now to some thursday night football. the philadelphia eagles hosting jayden daniels and t

. >>> a suspect is in custody after a stabbing spree in seattle. what we know about the nine victims. you are in the cnn newsroom. >>> tonight, federal and state agencies are investigating to try to find the source of a slew of racist, hate filled text messages sent to mostly black americans right after the election . one mass text messaging service tells cnn, it is artificial intelligence flagged and they stopped one user from sending similar messages. file roma joins us with more, what more do we know about these messages? >> the messages appear to have been sent using free phone service and mobile data providers. one of these providers, known as text now told cnn friday the company believes this is a widespread coordinated attack. we hate filled messages have been reported in more than 20 states, as you mentioned, from new york to california, and the district of columbia. students from at least three historically black colleges in virginia, tennessee, and several and have reported receiving messages and the text appear to be robot text messages.

, the last time seattle won russell wilson was their quarterback.thing that is not lost. on the team's current qb, geno smith. he told reporters today this one feels personal. the niners defensive coordinator nick sorensen, a man who knows geno smith well, says he is not taking this matchup lightly. >> i respect the heck out of geno. i was with him in seattle. i mean, i always even when he was backing up russ. he's got great vision. he can make all the throws and he can still he's strong enough and fast enough to escape. but he's the type of guy that has the right mindset. and you see it on tape and you see the way that he plays with, you know, whoever it is out there, you know he gets the best out of him. >> kickoff is at 105 this sunday at levi's, and you can watch all of the action right here on ktvu. the golden state warriors debuted a new team look this morning in san francisco. >> the new nba city edition uniforms were unveiled with the backdrop of the golden gate bridge. this design hopes to blend culture court and community. the jersey featu

seattle is reeling.hey had a fast start but have dropped four of five, so kittle is expecting seattle's best. >> whenever you're playing a team who has high aspirations preseason and you know, start the season off well like their backs are against the wall. you know kind of how hearts have been the past couple of weeks. and when you go against a team like that very dangerous. probably going to take more risks. you know it's a huge nfc matchup for us and in the division. so it's people throw around must win. but you know it's one of those we dropped two already in the division. so we kind of have to win this one. >> let's get ready to buffer. netflix presenting 58 year old mike tyson against 27 year old jake paul. now, for years, tyson was the baddest man on the planet, looked okay early, tired, quickly, took some punches. the bout went for eight fairly uneventful rounds. nothing close to a knockout. paul, a winner by decision. he supposedly made $40 million for this bout. tyson 20 million. that's a wrap

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just a little more than two hours from soggy seattle, sits yakima. in a valley where orchards and vineyards flourished. the abundant sunshine of south- central washington. it was just outside yakima on a saturday in may 2013 that she was meeting her father-in-law. >> i sent him some messages early in the morning asking if i could borrow his truck because i wanted to go to a nursery and he said i'll be out there anyway showing a house, so i can meet you there. >> terrace father-in-law vern holbrook was one of the best- known and best-selling realtors in this part of washington state. the meat time was set. 11:15 a.m. >> i sent a message when i got there, and he said client running late. just got here. see you in a bit in 30 minutes letter sent a message and said i was done, and i didn't hear anything. >> how much time goes by? >> two hours. >> did you think of looking for him? >> yeah, i did but then i thought i don't want to interrupt him if he's with a client. do i regret that? every second, yeah, i do. >> so terra turned toward home and her husband

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seattle is reeling. they had a fast start but have dropped four of five.re playing a team who has high aspirations preseason and you know, start the season off well like their backs are against the wall. you know kind of how hearts have been the past couple of weeks. and when you go against a team like that very dangerous. probably going to take more risks. you know it's a huge nfc matchup for us and in the division. so it's people throw around must win. but you know it's one of those we dropped two already in the division. so we kind of have to win this one. >> let's get ready to buffer. netflix presenting 58 year old mike tyson against 27 year old jake paul. now for years, tyson was the baddest man on the planet. looked okay early, tired, quickly. took some punches. the bout went for eight fairly uneventful rounds. nothing close to a knockout. paul, a winner by decision. he supposedly made $40 million for this bout. tyson 20 million. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> a reminder that you can watch all our

seattle is reeling.opped four of five, so kittle is expecting seattle's best. >> whenever you're playing a team who has high aspirations preseason and you know started the season off well like their backs are against the wall. you know kind of how hearts have been the past couple of weeks. and when you go against a team like that very dangerous. probably going to take more risks. you know it's a huge nfc matchup for us. and in the division. so it's people throw around must win. but you know it's one of those we dropped two already in the division. so we kind of have to win this one. >> let's get ready to buffer. netflix presenting 58 year old mike tyson against 27 year old jake paul. now, for years, tyson was the baddest man on the planet. looked okay early, tired, quickly. took some punches. the bout went for eight fairly uneventful rounds. nothing close to a knockout. paul, a winner by decision. he supposedly made $40 million for this bout. tyson 20 million. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a grea