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dave booth's new ceo the seattle seahawks, but they soon got down to business of the business itself. ford started by outlining the history of this kind cup dates for the heavy case i think that 50s to the debacle that was jack nasser. culminating his own frustrated to see that. he talked about the landscape railing against toyota which he accused of working with japanese government to manipulate began to boost export. he told mullally via coming 2007 contract negotiations with united autoworkers with the company's survival in outline concessions he hoped to rest from the union, which cuts, more competitive work roles and into the job banks where they collect benefits, sometimes for years while waiting for new positions to open up. if ford could not get concessions they might have to move production to mexico. mullally seemed haut, clearly a lot of challenges facing the automaker needed questions that needed answering for you to consider taking charge of such a troubled company. here's a chance to fight for this tool of american manufacturing. if i'm going to do this, i need to know e

not the case except for the seattle seahawks who got an extra dose of neon green. every minor league baseball players dream, to be pulled into a manager's office and hear the words " kid, you're going to the big leagues ". even if you are a 19 year-old veteran. at >> johnny is what some would call a career minor league player. the new york native has broadcast over 3000 minor league baseball games during his 19 year career. for the past 11 seasons in east been behind the mike for the oakland a's triple a affiliate in sacramento river cast. and just like the players, he finally got the call to the bigs. filling in for the a's veteran announcer while he recovers from a knee replacement. >> i held it together pretty nicely until he said " you might go to fenway " and then i got choked up for about 45 seconds. >> and after years of traveling by bus through the minor leagues, he is looking forward to a change of scenery. >> the venues may change but the voice remains the same. and you really know that you have made it when you have your own bottle nose night. >> i don't

they both new the ceo of the seattle seahawks, but they soon got down to business, down to the businessof the business itself. ford started by outlining the history of his company from its found being by henry ford through the heady days of hank the deuce to the debacle that was jack nasser, culminating in his own frustrated efforts to save it. he talked about the competitive landscape, railing against toyota which he accused of working with the japanese government to manipulate the yen in order to boost exports and other devious practices. he told mulally that the upcoming 2007 contract negotiations with the united auto workers would be critical to the company's survival and outlined the concessions he hoped to wrest; wage cuts, more competitive work rules and an end to the jobs bank where idle workers collected benefits for years. if ford could not get these concessions, it might have to move most of its production to mexico. mulally seemed hooked. clearly, there were a lot of challenges, and he had a lot of questions that needed answering before he would consider taking charge, but h

. >> the nike whoosh now seattle seahawks have a different uniform with the design, pants, some colors different for the most part the rest of them are just maybe a little something on the sleeve maybe something here and the logo. >> if the material is better, i mean everybody uses that material that is good i like that it is not drastically different what i saw online i think you told me -- >> yeah, i did i told you wrong. you weren't supposed to say that allison. >> sorry i like that. i like that. >> yeah. >> sort of a traditional look. >> kind of sleek. >> all right >> if it make it is team perform. >> better. see the problem is, all the teams are going to have them so it is not like the red skins will have vantage. >> look at the swoosh i see it. >> yeah. >> there it is. >> i am kind of disappointed there are all sorts of rumors. >> yeah,. >> people were tweeting about it. >> okay. >> yeah. >> okay. >> let's talk about the weather. >> weather looks fine more in the way of cloudiness than yesterday. 72 with sunshine low humidity yesterday gorgeous. today more in the way of cloudines

. >> i was in seattle with the seahawks when i retired, when i left.t and it was a great place to land. >> kind of nirvana for a guy like you. >> it was. >> big, good-looking ex-football player like him? it was easy to get work. and women, in southern california. like nanette. her while working at this gym. what did you think when you saw her? >> i thought she was a snob when i first met her. a little stuckup. she had the sunglasses on, you know, the expensive watch. she was a little snobby. >> reporter: well, at least she was at first. but -- so what made you friends? >> proximity. she was a fun girl. we worked out together. i'd say we probably worked out together more than we did anything else together. >> reporter: he was impressed by her intelligence, by what she told him about herself. that she had a business degree, for example. >> she graduated early from high school and she graduated early from college. >> reporter: by february 1994, ten months before bill mclaughlin was killed, nanette's affair with eric was in full bloom. chshgs given that er

seattle, obviously, i can see the space needle behind you. >> right, that's right. >> wow, did they ever ask you to wear a seahawks -- >> -- no -- >> -- possibly- >> -- mankind -- >> -- sir -- >> -- good town. steven we got to run. our time has run short. it is always great to see you. really is. true justice on reels. check your local liftings and listings, and give it a watch once and if it is good brings you back in, that is all -- >> -- that -- >> -- you -- >> -- traffic ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> six and a half before 7:00. dan the sky again the sky is breathing. we should be a couple of minutes away from sunrise and also got updates from sharon and marty over at first warning weather. >> -- overcast left over from the overnight. forecast today i am going to leave the top line in, which essentially says a stray morning shower. i am not ready to lose that but if you had to pin me down and say absolutely do i or do i not carry an umbrella, i would say do not. 72 is your high, let's call it 50 degrees right now. and now, here is sharon gibala at wjz tv troorveg traffic control, good morning. >> good morning. we have two deaths, two accidents, on