and erick's work he's also worked as a staff photographer for the seattle times and the pasade pasadena tribune. and it's of particularly noteworthy because of the incredible vantage point he had had covering 9/11 right out of the white house. then we've also got daryl hawks who was a stringer for upi, associated press and was particularly important from our standpoint as a photographer covering the carter administration because carter strangely enough never really had had an official white house photographer. and so the press, the photo gejournalists have th images we would have normally gotten through a white house photographer. then lucian perkins, a pulitzer prize winner. and he's a proud graduate of the university of texas at austin by the way. but he was for 27 years a staff photographer for the washington post. he won the pulitzer prize for covering three generations of poverty in washington d.c. and also the refugee situation in kosovo. then we also have the question of david valdez. he was george h.w. bush's white house photographer and he has a book of those photographs as wel

the story is in the seattle times and other publications.quality jobs, this isn't a distribution centre where a lot of the social issues could appear. this is talking about high quality, paid jobs. 0ne of the things they are looking for isa of the things they are looking for is a good education system, as well as transport. they can afford to be really picky in terms of choosing the base. the seattle times has a funny list of everything they are looking up from our quality to commuting time, everything. another story, the goldman sachs boss sent a tweet against the city. this man doesn't tweet much. "just left frankfurt, really enjoyed it, good because i'll be spending a lot more time there, hashtag brexit". is that a warning? they have already chosen frankfurt for their european hq. they've voted with their feet. they still have a big presence in london. they do but they have chosen that as their headquarters and the city is booming. thank you very much the joining us. that's it from business live today. have a nice weekend. it's going to t

eric's work -- he also worked as a staff photographer for "the seattle times," "the albuquerque also for "the associated press." his work is particularly noteworthy because of the vantage point that he had covering 9/11, right out of the white house. we also have darryl heikes, who was a stringer for upi, associated press, and was particularly important from our standpoint as a photographer covering the carter administration. because carter, strangely enough, never really had an official white house ,hotographer and so the press the photojournalists who covered the carter administration really had the images that we would have normally gotten three white house photographer. then we have lucian perkins, a two-time pulitzer prize winner. he won it in 1995 and 2000. he is a proud graduate of the university of texas at austin. for 27 years, he was a staff photographer for "the washington post." he won the pulitzer prize for covering three generations of poverty in washington, d.c. and also the rest of the -- refugee situation in kosovo. then we also have the collection of david valdez, w

seattle has three time outs. the texans have two. 3-3 houston. 4-2 seattle. the winner will be tied for first place in their respective divisions. in the afc south a win for the texans ties them with idle jacksonville and tennessee. a win for the seahawks ties them for first in the west with idle los angeles. the rams. >> rich: the pass rushers for beth the texans and the seahawks have to be tired. they have spent a lot of time chasing russell wilson around the field as well as deshaun watson, and that takes a lot out of you. if you do that for four quarters. >> kevin: my goodness. >> rich: not only is it frustrating but it takes a lot out of you. it is physically demanding and draining and that's what you worry about late in the game. do you have enough left in the tank to finish off a team like the seahawks? they're so good thea finishing late in games, outscored their opponent 53-9 in the fourth quarter. >> kevin: fullback is in. madden. running back is rawls. it is first and 10. wilson just ran for 21. >> kevin: hand signal by russell wilson. first and 10

this week we took bloomberg technology to seattle for the geek wire summit. we spent timeith the biggest names in the region including amazon, microsoft, and starbucks. let's kick it off now with my exclusive interview with amazon vice president of alexa devices. she told us that they would not rule out partnerships with major rivals like apple and google if it means improving their voice activated technology. >> i am focused on trying to reduce friction for customers and drive towards what we call our customer experience north star. really the idea there is that alexa is more humanlike. so, it is conversational. so we can shorten the path from where the customer is starting and where they want to be with less and less work on their part. emily: is alexa be responding with the "uh-huh's" like in the "snl" skit? >> may be. i joke that that is something like a human would do. emily: when it comes to understanding human language, whether it is an adult talking or a child talking, or are we there when it comes to how much improvement can be made? >> we are definitely not there

west are still got some snow across the rockies for the north but generally dry conditions for a time in seattle in washington state before the rain pushes in later in the day and falling further south in california a temperature of thirty three likely in los angeles down through into central parts of america and through this was some pretty heavy rain around the gulf of mexico region into the yucatan peninsula not too much in the way of sunshine there expected and across the islands of the caribbean it's looking fairly wet moment showers in many areas through to choose to not a great deal of change expected here perhaps a little bit brighter times across cuba some heavy showers across north western parts of south america further towards the south it's looking dry across paraquat high society three innocent. the sum and age old part of spanish culture no one i can stop thinking of are the bullies in my life others are explored and a symbol of central government by what we should and carry on something that goes against the morals of got along the sides as a whole the catalan nationalist perspect

seattle itself was booming with technology, microsoft at that time was a big company, it is now but at that time it had a proportionate growth rate so we were connecting all that over an 11 year period into this essay. it gave me a perspective on american history that i didn't have before and i got this directly from a notable historian and it served me well. going forward however, the gold rush of the internet was his hugely alluring thing in seattle and san francisco at that time and i had been lucky enough to participate in the gold rush at least as an early employee at a couple countries and as a founder of a answer back start up in news aggregation so it colored my perspective that the next big things are basically can transform society rapidly. so just as do i hammer, everything looks like a nail, these economic questions have always driven me to assemble everything i know about american history andput it into this framework . >> 10 years after that i started thinking about every biography i would read, every history i would read with someone if a these economic questions which i

seattle. the fact that amazon needs to diversify his -- is obvious. at the same timee want them to grow in seattle and it is just announced they leased 700,000 feet downtown. it is an amazing contributor to our economy. see the policyou impacting the industry in the long-term? >> in the long-term we all mother statistics in this country. a stunning proportion of them were born elsewhere and moved here. people from everybody in the world came to get a graduate education. they historically have stayed here and built a great company and driven our economy and we are telling them we don't often anymore which is crazy. amazon was one of the first companies to join the challenge to join the travel ban. microsoft and amazon committing to defense for its employees. this is critical to the university as well. some of our best students. emily: ai, machine learning, these are areas of innovation that are exploding. do we have the resources to train students to be ready for these jobs? is there a coming skills gap? >> there is a huge skills gap in this country in computer science

as a matter of fact, they spend a lot of time in seattle preparing these young men for their future.nd they talk about everything. and so all the things that's been going on with the national anthem and the take a knee and all those things, i said did it disrupt? he said, yeah, it's a tough week. but it's not something we don't do on a regular basis. he said that goes back to my days in college, you feel some sense of obligation for getting these young men ready for life after football. >> al: spent almost a decade at usc. third down and four. lacy trying to spin his way to a first down. comes up about three yards short. schedule now for seattle, again, they go to the rams. they've lost three straight against the rams on the road. and the rams beat dallas today. and certainly a heck of a lot better with jared goff coming to his home. the giants and lusthouston come here. washington week nine. >> cris: sammy watkins. todd gurley, jared goff. there's talent on that team. we saw them on thursday night. like, wow, they turned around and did it on the road at dallas today just as impressi

in "the seattle times," it focuses on a couple of initiatives that focus on faith.d then finally, in new orleans, "the new orleans advocate" focuses on the hurricane -- yes, another hurricane -- that is bearing down. evacuations are already under way as tropical storm nate versus toward the gulf coast and is expected to make landfall as a hurricane. has orderedeu evacuation. louise is on the line from ormond beach, florida. good morning. yes, good morning. i've been observing this administration, like everybody has. we are being played. we have constant gossip. it's like a reality show. trump twitters. workings ofliberate mass distraction that the media gets suckered into, and then .hey report it every day meanwhile, my belief is that the general and corporate powers are running everything and trump is just an empty suit, pretty much the way george w. bush was. today, there's a report donald trump called democratic leader charles schumer for help on health care and that worry folks in the gop. word traveled fast among republican lawmakers on capitol hill. this morni

forward, however, in the gold rush of the internet was this hugely alluring thing in seattle and san francisco at that time, and i had been lucky enough to participate in this gold rush at least as a, as an early employee at a couple of companies and then as a founder of a venture-backed start-up in news aggregation. so it's colored my perspective of these next big things are, basically, you can transform society very rapidly. so just as a, to a hammer everything looks like a nail, to me, these economic questions have always driven me to assemble everything that i know about american history and put it into this framework. so about ten years after that, i started thinking about every biography i would read, every history i would read would somewhat evade these economic questions which i think are so central to the american experience. and, in fact, if you think about mexican immigrants that come to this country, many of them undocumented, an undocumented immigrant, obviously, is leaving the privileges and rights of citizenship in mexico to come to this country to live a stateless -- to live as stateless, n

as a matter of fact, they spend a lot of time in seattle preparing these young men for their future.nd they talk about everything. and so all the things that's been going on with the national anthem and the take a knee and all those things, i said did it disrupt? he said, yeah, it's a tough week. but it's not something we don't do on a regular basis. he said that goes back to my days in college, you feel some sense of obligation for getting these young men ready for life after football. >> al: spent almost a decade at usc. third down and four. lacy trying to spin his way to a first down. comes up about three yards short. schedule now for seattle, again, they go to the rams. they've lost three straight against the rams on the road. and the rams beat dallas today. so they appear to be for real and certainly a heck of a lot better with jared goff coming to his home. the giants and lusthouston come here. washington week nine. >> cris: sammy watkins. todd gurley, jared goff. there's talent on that team. we saw them on thursday night. like, wow, they turned around and did it on the road at

childhood friend of huden's took the stand and told the court that huden was at his home in seattle at the timesel douglas was murdered. >> i did see him december 26th when he was stopping by on his way out of town. >> do you recall what time that was? some time probably between noon and 1:00? >> was he by himself? >> no. >> who was with him? >> peggy thomas. >> with that, the defense rested and the defense offered no cross-examination. a month shy of his 59th birthday jim huden was facing a minimum 25-year sentence if found guilty, but just before the jury began deliberations, jim huden's attorney reminded them one more time of those immortal words from "the man of la mancha." >> ladies and gentlemen, when i started this trial i told you facts were the enemy of truth and i hope you wondered what that meant. you heard facts upon facts facts. i'm telling you there are other conclusions that could be made from that evidence. >> soon enough, jim huden and his attorney would find out if anyone on that jurhad reached one of those alternate conclusions and thus save him from having to spend the rest

you and i have been talking about this for a long time, what makes seattle such a tech hub.mentioned those great big companies. certainly microsoft and the history of microsoft in that city, you have to start there. >> you have to start with microsoft, they have been a huge driver of the ecosystem and now the cloud ecosystem. but as you said, two of the top five market cap companies in the world are the tech companies in amazon and microsoft. just a plethora of startups and there's thousands and thousands of folks working to get companies like google and facebook up here. so we really have it covered in terms of diversity of perspectives in the tech industry. cory: i guess we leave out companies like facebook and other companies that have a very large presence up there. google included that have hired so many people and have such big operations there. tell me, is it trying to chase after all those great engineers who might be falling off of all those other places or have gone to seattle for opportunities at amazon and microsoft, but find themselves, oh, wow, facebook's here,

thank you so much for joining us from seattle. it is timerg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news. standard chartered bank is under investigation in europe and asia. people with knowledge of the probes say regulators are looking into roles staff played one $.4 billion from the english channel island to singapore. just before new tax transparency roles -- rules were introduced. employees raise concern about the timing and whether customers had been properly vetted. is advancing into aircraft with the acquisition of aurora flight sciences. aurora's portfolio includes unmanned airs, and taxis. aurora is a longtime partner with boeing and has projects with uber and the pentagon. boeing says the aurora acquisition will not affect its financial guidance. dan and says it will no longer work with caroline panther quarterback can meet and after they made derogatory comments to all women. newton mocked a female reporter who had asked a routine question. that is your business flash update. julia: coming up, one of my storie

the first time we met in seattle, you the new prime minister. in first meeting of apec was seattle and i sat next to you and i surprise you a lot. say, i don't want to be too close to you. if i'm too close to you, they'll think i'm the 51st state of america. but if i look independent from you, i can do things for that do. the cia can't do you remember that? i do. >> and you did not disagree. we're close friends. played golf. were the and america people. them.now, we try to solve and we talk about it. and you have to make concession. i had to make concession. but we had in mind that what is for the country. and trust is everything. we did not try to score political points. to take advantage of my friendship. neither did you. but when we were at the g7 or g8 you know, we calibrated. we helped each other. we tried to convince the others what is not american. because we deal in america and have some problems that during problem virtually no with immigration in the united canada.and in >> so thank you for the segue. about trade. has in the united sta

seattle for a minute. when i moved here, microsoft was 12 people in albuquerque. timesd. 100u yesterday became the company headquartered elsewhere to open and engineering center in the seattle area, in bellevue. microsoft people in leader positions. talk about the competition. >> i think seattle is, as we like to joke, the cloud capital of the world. it happens in the weather. [laughter] with all these companies, you will find an incredibly fervent andronmental relationship, we all benefit as the community grows in the right sort of ways. and as you mentioned, i was happy to encourage the folks at baidu. we have a great relationship with them. in part it is based on personal relationships, and in part it goes beyond that. seattle,rld comes to we will have new opportunities to hopefully play a leadership role in the world and create new benefits for the people who grew up. . -- grew up here. emily: and yet amazon is your biggest rival, especially in the cloud, of all places. >> yes. that's great. we are in an incredibly competitive industry. the truth is, we have some of

we sent bloomberg technology to seattle for the geek wire summit. we spend timeith the biggest names in the region including amazon, microsoft, and starbucks. let's start with amazon vice president of alexa devices. nottells us that they would rule out partnerships with rivals if it means improving their voice activated technology. i am focused on trying to reduce friction for customers and drive towards what we call our customer experience north star. really, it is making sure that alexa is more humanlike. pathwe can shorten the from where the customer is starting and where they want to be with less and less work on their part. want alexa responding likeless of the "ah ha's" in the snl skit? >> something like that, yes. emily: when it comes to understanding human language, are we already there when it comes to how much improvement can be made? >> we are definitely not there. it is still day one, very early stages. machine learning, artificial intelligence, i think we will see a lot of improvement over the next few years. emily: how so? >> i think the technology

west are still got some snow across the rockies for the north but generally dry conditions for a time in seattle in washington state before the rain pushes in later in the day and fine for the south in california temps of thirty three likely in los angeles down through into central parts of america and through this with some pretty heavy rain around the gulf of mexico region into the yucatan peninsula not too much in the way of sunshine there expected and across the islands of the caribbean it's looking fairly wet at moment showers in many areas through to choose day not a great deal of change expected here perhaps a little bit brighter times across cuba some heavy showers across north western parts of south america further towards the south it's looking dry across paraquat high society three innocent. in the final part of a six part series filmed of a five years. that people are still fired for that line. the village chief is in prison. and forced underground the filmmaker has become part of the saga. crackdown the concluding part of. china's democracy experiment at this time his iraq. is quiet

[applause] >> the first time we met in seattle.don't want to be close to you because if i am too close then to be the 51st state of america i cannot do things for you this cia cannot do. [laughter] remember that?. >> i do. >> we played golf the it and america a we are the closest people. we have $1 billion of trade the mayor has problems in montreal. >> we tried to solve them. we have to make the concessions and to have a mind trust is everything. not to take advantage of my friendship. we try to convince the others because we have some problems virtually no problem with the immigration. because we know we need immigrants in the nation. [applause] fet emigrant is an asset to buy food and clothing and furniture as a consumer. so we understand that type of problem is the knowledge. but was inaudible yet all. but he wanted to convince you. and to take all the times that you need. but for you you were not satisfied. and i am grateful for that. [applause] >> i thought the answer was it worked so well because of the quality of the ambass

seattle seahawks. marks the first time texans have protested as a team.s after the team's owner, robert mcnair causing a firestorm of controversy for saying quote, we can not, we can not have the inmates running the prison. now on the opposite sidelines, several members of the seattle seahawks could also be seen sitting on the bench during the anthem. now this, nfl beat reporters, guys, reporters and journalists that cover the nfl, noting lack of game attendance again, posting pictures of twitter of empty stadium seats during this weekend's games. one reporter saying, cincinnati you have halloween figured out with all the fans dressed up as empty seats. let's bring in patrice lee from the independent women's forum, we have democrat strategist danielle mcglocklin. will 2017 be the year as the nfl an them protest. >> the left has done a good job of using race in sports to divide the nation. keeping people in always state of looking to be offended by something. you know certainly the owner's comments were regrettable and unfortunate but at the same time this

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[applause] >> the first time we met in seattle and does that surprise you?.said i don't want to be too close to you because if i am unable say i and the 51st date of america but if i look independent icahn did things for you the cia can i do. [laughter] he did not disagree. we would play golf in america at the closest people we were prime minister $1 billion we have problems but we try a to talk about it and have to make a confession what is best for the country we don't try to score political points to take advantage of my friendship and we try to convince the others would do is not american because we deal in america no problem with the immigration with the united states toward canada. because be understood we need immigrants. [applause] >> immigrants are the asset from the first day they arrive to buy clothing and as a consumer so we understand that type of problem but the difference is the knowledge. and then to read about that long before you. it was very fascinating. and wanted to do convince you and for you you are not satisfied and i am grateful. [app

in theme private sector and consulting in the private sector and i'm spending a lot more time practicing in seattle than i did in the government because that is a great love and i'm trying to improve my golf handicap. that's harder than playing the piano. >> speaking your golf handicap, you are oneth of the first to admit to be elected to the augusta national golf club or is that in honor you ever expected : to get. >> i was done. in fact, when a good friend who was a member of the costa and told me i was been invited i sat there dumbfounded andun he said you are going to say yes, right? and i said yes, i am. i was really taken by surprise. >> i won't tell anyone but what is your handicap push. [laughter] >> it's not a state secret. i am desperate for those of you are golfers there something called an index and you take that index and you go to different courses and depending on the difficulty of the course you establish your handicap so my index is 11.6 which means that for 1 most courses i'm abot 13 or 14 handicap. >> well. did you ever play with president george w. bush? >> i have onn a number o

seattle is an indian born in 1786. 68 years old at the time of this speech.y 1865 he made considerable adaptations to euro-american culture. he converted to roman catholicism at the time of this speech. he owned eight indian slaves. slavery had been practice in the pacific northwest among these indian groups. because he was thinking of himself as a good american, when he heard of the emancipation proclamation he freed his slaves. in 1853 he delivered a speech to a man named isaac stevens. the federal superintendent of indian affairs. he delivered that speech in his native language. it was translated into a trade dialect a combination of english and russian, used to facilitate communication and trade. henry smith attended the conference. his translation of the speech has none of these references to the buffalo or the whippoorwill. if you look at other speeches written down, they are rather mundane things, hoping the united states will hold onto its treaty organizations. it is not surprising he would not mention these things. the whipporwill is rarely seen in t

julie: having lived in the bay area for a long time, there is such an echo chamber down there . in seattlee is less of that. people can zero in on their missions and visions and spend a lot of their time internally focused. emily: what trends are you most interested in and what are you in av avoiding? julie: we are excited about the notion of using next generation software to disrupt legacy sectors. immigration has been one focus for us. focused onndless making the immigration process and applying for green cards and be says much more transparent and much more affordable for folks who have that priority over the next couple of years. we are excited about the trends we are seeing in augmented reality. beyond that, we are really passionate about finding talented, tenacious entrepreneurs. , thank youe sandler for joining us. scarlet: emily chang in seattle. julia: coming up, walmart stock surges after the company says e-commerce will increase 40% in the next year. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." scarlet: time for the bloomberg business flash. the intern

. >> seattle-based amazon is not going to make a decision until some time next year, but, again, we are seeing competing bids even in our area from places like camden and wilmington. coming up at 6:15, we'll talk about what delaware is announcing later this afternoon as it relates to their proposal. for now live in center city, i'm rand randy gyllenhaal. >>> the candidates for district attorney between larry krazner made his life as a civil rights and defense attorney. both are vying to replace disgraced d.a. seth williams who went from philadelphia's top prosecutor to prison inmate earlier this year after pleading guilty to bribery charges. on monday, prosecutors asked the judge to sentence williams to five years. he will learn his fate in a sentencing hearing next week. >>> well, the process is entering a new phase in philadelphia. the sixers dropped their season opener to the wizards last night, but the philly faithful were out in mass on the road. ben simmons shined in his sixers debuted. markelle fultz made his debut. coach brown may restrict how much he plays and robert covington

seattle. >> the first game of the world series was a sizzler. the game-time temperature in los angeles, 103 degrees, but the dodgers were able to beat the heat and the houstons. >> high fly ball into left. off the bat of turner. at the wall, it's gone. turner makes it 3-1, dodgers in game one. >> yep. 3-1 was the final score. clayton kerr ciao struck out 11 astros and gave up just three hits in seven innings. game two is tonight alwaso in a very sweltering l.a. >>> coming up new details on the gun shooter in sandy a hook. >>> and walk this way. we'll tell you the new details on walking and texting. this is the "cbs morning news." they didn't have to change their plans or worry about a thing. i'll see you all in a little bit. and i fixed it right away with a strong repair they can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> tech: being there whenever you need us that's another safelite advantage. >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. befo

they've built, essentially >> kara, always good to get your take on it appreciate your time >> thanks a lot. >> enjoy seattlea swisher joining us this weekend. john, over to you. >> all right, thanks, carl for all the social and political pressure facing big tech in recent weeks, not much in the way of selling pressure on the stocks twitter coming off its best day since june, snap also trading near three-month highs the nasdaq hitting all-time highs today. let's bring in citi senior internet analyst mark may to dig into some of this. mark, how much of this is a headline issue that doesn't necessarily get to the core of these businesses sure, it looks bad for the moment, but overall, there's been growth at these companies is that what you focus on more than the headlines >> yeah, well, look, let me put myself in the head of investors as opposed to, you know, the victims in these particular issues right now and i think, you know, there are a couple of reasons why the stocks have continued to work, despite these headlines, and what are real issues i think one is that investors have seen this before. policing th

. >> the first time we are in seattle, you know, i was the new prime minister in the first meeting ofs in seattle and i sat next to you and i surprise you a lot. i said, president, i don't want to be too close to you because if i'm too close to you, they will think that i am that 51st state of america, but if i look independent from you i can do things for you that the cia cannot do. [laughter] remember that? >> i do. >> he did not disagree. ), played golf, but you know canada and america were the closest people. you know, you are president when i was prime minister 1 billion-dollar of trade on a daily basis. we have very few problem. we have problems, yes, problems in montrÉal once in a while. but, we try to solve with them and we talk about it and you have to make concession. i had to make concession, but we had in mind that what is the best for the country and trust is everything and we didn't try to score points. i didn't want to take advantage of my friendship with you, but when we were at the g7 or g8 together we calibrated, we help each other, we tried to convince the others ab

times. it's titled amazon sleepless in seattle. the take on amazon's earnings.of good stats and perspectives packed into it. this particular line jumped out. this quarter amazon's accelerated to 34% growth, and forecast 28% to 38% for the fourth quarter that's the fastest pace since 2011 amazon is now growing more quickly with 160 billion of sales than it was with 48 billion of sales extraordinary numbers last night. great stats in it from the column and their take. >> and driven by cloud that wasn't the case for just amazon, but for microsoft and google aws, that come component growing year after year. that stock up now 40% so far this year. >>> my pick is in the "washington post." it is titled we obsess over trump, china making history. this says xi's speech is important because this party congress is clear he's no ordinary leader. he went into a second term in office without naming successors, thus maintaining a grip on power far more secure than his immediate predecessors. this comes off of two weeks where there is a major political event for china. key sele

west are still got some snow across the rockies for the north but generally dry conditions for a time in seattle in washington state before the rain pushes in late in the day and fine for the south in california temperatures thirty three likely in. los angeles than through into central parts of america and through this with some pretty heavy rain around the gulf of mexico region into the yucatan peninsula not too much in the way of sunshine there expected and across the islands the caribbean is looking fairly wet at moment showers in many areas through to choose day not a greater change expected here perhaps a little bit brighter times across cuba some heavy showers across north western parts of south america further towards the south it's looking drive across paraquat hasa thirty three innocent. in the final part of a six part series filmed of the five below. that people are still fighting for that land. the village chief his imprisonment. and forced underground don't make us become part of the song that. cracked down the concluding thought of. china's democracy experiment at this time on how d

was denver twenty three but the temperatures for montana but seattle's fourteen so round about single figures i thought for most of the time but look what's happening down in the gulf coast rain's coming in now this is ahead of a developing hurricane by the time we get to the early hours of sunday it will probably make landfall quite close to new orleans but beyond that can't be certain where it will go its main risk is not from wind as is often the case it's from the amount of rain but it's a little bit too far i hate to say how dangerous it will be i think it's fairly quick moving it's not a huge storm so it will be unpleasant but probably no worse than that but watch this space further south it's currently revolving somewhere near the coast of honduras in this massive cloud here and its main immediate risk is the amount of rain it could bring up towards the yucatan before it goes into the gulf of mexico this is a wet area including parts of jamaica and cuba. a mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time when i vis

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seattle. >> we put our bodies and minds on the line every time we step on the field. to use an analogy like inmates in a prison, -- >> video of marchand lynch, the raiders running back practicing with the oakland tech football team during his suspension it turns out that his old school violated cif rules by letting a 31-year-old man practice with kids ninth through 12th grade, dmz reported that the school is expecting some kind of punishment. the cif hasn't returned our message inquiring about the punishment. so no lynch on sunday against one of his former teams, the buffalo bills, kickoff set for 10 am. i will be in buffalo for the fifth quarter post game show. don't expect to see eric read in his familiar safety position with the niners. he took snaps against the cowboys as a linebacker. his spot has been taken over. he will be a free agent at the end of the season. he is a businessman.>> i asked them, can you tell me if i will be here next year to play the position, they told me no. he doesn't make those decisions he said. right now, i just trust that the safety i

steve kiggins reports that one woman in seattle says her identity has been stolen more than a dozen times since then. katie van fleet/identity theft victim"i don't know if my information's been sold to the dark or web or wherever this goes,."katie van fleet says she's spent months trying to regain her stolen identity. katie van fleet/identity theft victim"i kept receiving letters from kohl's, from macy's, from home depot, from old navy saying thank you for your application."but she says she's never applied for credit from any of those places. instead van fleet and her attorney believe her personal data was stolen during the massive equifax security breach.catherine fleming/attorney"it's a product that they want to sell and that they need to profit off of, that's what they care about."katie's attorney catherine fleming has filed a class-action lawsuit against equifax, saying they were negligent when they lost private information on more than 140-million americans. catherine fleming/attorney "countless people. i mean i've really, truly lost count and the stories that like you heard katie's

seattle also. you find a team uvr suffering and hurting they can have a good gim and they'll revert back to themselves over timei think giants lose. >> i'll pick the sea hawks but talking about the giants is there a bit of i believe called ewing theory when you lose a top player like odell beckham goes down and gets so much attention everybody else raises their game. could we see 'giants renaissance coming up. >> i mean possibly. it happens. but i think the bigger story is you don't have elite weapon and they don't have a guy to fill in for him. marshall has been down. shepherd is not quite been h himself. they cannot protect eli m manning and running game suspect and h mcadoo doesn't like running plays. >> he has greek diner menu he has that going for him. >> yes. >> everything is on that menu except for good plays. >> let's go to next game. cowboys 9ers team that took the redskins down to the wire. 4:05 kickoff levi stadium grant who do you got. >> cowboys beat the 49ers. reason san francisco yet to win. they're first in league history to lose 5 straight games three points or less. it will be competitive. cow

seattle be a major factor or no? interesting -- amazon has said many times they are considering any application andorth america in theda. at the same time, a senior executive about a week ago said peopleonly track so many to the pacific northwest, and we will probably have to look elsewhere. amazon said no, no, we will look at all applications from the northwest as well. so the reality is there is a benefit to having geographic diversity, looking at talent and not everyone wants to live here. i love living in seattle -- it is beautiful, it also i have family here -- but what if you coast? the east do you want to expand to the midwest or the east coast, and if so, what does that mean for traveling back and forth between the two headquarters? for example, atlanta has a very strong chance, i would say, based on georgia tech the end there, it is a big, vibrant city, it has a lot going for it -- a big airport -- but it is also very far, almost as far as you can get in the continental u.s. from seattle. almost a six-hour flight, more than new york or boston. that is a lot to juggle. cities thathere any desperately need thi

. >> the drumroll seattle is the number one city for real estate investment 28 team. last timeumber one back in 2009. the really interesting fact is since 2000 the average size of the city in our top 10 has come down precipitously at number two of less than 2 million people. the trend really is the small city versus the big city for real estate investment. cheryl: san jose, boston, still seemed kind of the real estate price story. >> you nailed it. san francisco which had been on my top list forever investors were looking on the disease were largely homebuilders look united in saying you can't get outsized returns. let's look where others aren't looking. this is the first time we haven't had a texas city, maybe not like that. >> have seen this before. because of the state or local income tax, i do want to ask you about tax reform. jerry howard, and over the weekend says they are going to oppose tax reform in washington. republicans wanted those guys on board. the builders. what are you hearing about the industry's reaction to the proposals in tax reform? >> they've been lobbyin

we talked to law enforcement the past two days and everything from times square to parades in chicago to events in seattlend big cities on the west coast they're saying we have to rethink kind of the possibilities, the worst case scenarios here. >> well, you know, for years department of homeland security and law enforcement agencies have been talking about active shooter situations and what do you do? they boiled it down to the three actions. run, hide and fight. right? but i think we've heard that. i have spoken about that extensively. however, this situation actually changes that, because run, hide fight was based off of a horizontal plane. the shooter is at equal height to you. now we're talking about elevated shooting positions. we just saw the devastation that that can -- that that can cause, so now law enforcement dhs collectively are going to have to come up with a different type of teaching mechanism so have people respond. at the end of the day, this is about situational awareness for an individual. in the event that something does happen, what is your action going to be in a shooting situation,

seattle seahawks. that game kicks off at 4:05 eastern time. >>> so let's talk about these players only locker room meetingsyou've been in them, obviously. >> yes. >> no situation like this, i understand. but what are they like? >> well, it's very serious. i mean, because the coaches aren't in the locker rooms. it's really about the captains, the leaders really hearing the players throughout, what they want to do. we will find out later what they decide to do when they play this coming sunday. >> then the world series, we are all tied up now! >> yes, yes, we are. what a world series it has been. game one tied -- the game was tied at 1 in the ninth inning when dodgers bats came to life. the rally started when the 22-year-old cody bellinger hits a double and drives in a run to give the dodgers a 2-1 lead. l.a. added another run later to support security and jo c pederson blasts this three-run homer to tie win the game. game five is tonight back in houston. >>> major league baseball commissioner rob manfred announced on saturday that houston astros yuli gurriel will be suspended for five games at the start of

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