city agencies did a research project called seattle vehicular residency research project with seattle university and i would like us to also have a strong look with the coalition on homelessness and some of the research institutions to look at the impact and as jamie mention the coalition on the huge displacement on the city and many of the low income people being pushed out of their homes with evictions and losing of their jobs and other displacements and we see many people living in their vehicles. i hope we can more carefully work at tracking the human elements and with regards to hygiene and that process. if we are going to be cleaning up blight and problems in the neighbors in my district as well, i sure hope we are taking care of that human elements. as i know mr. duh! sea -- duffy is working on and with a small amount of money that we are looking at the human impact as well. i look forward to working with mr. duffy and captain long citywide as well. >> there is a motion. >> i would like to make a motion to file the hearing. >> okay. seconded by supervisor campos. this motion carries forwa

seattle. the university of washington head coach has accepted the usc vacancy. he was a coordinator with the trojan before he moved to seattle. usc's interim head coach, ed, was hoping to get the job. instead, see you later, and he quit. he will not be there for the bowl game. he went to usc, your thought? >> i love coach o. he was great for the team. but i hear that sarcasian is great. >> i may be tweeting about this. >> excellent. >> and that is tax-free. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (whistle blows) (yells)

seattle, sunshine. >>> a university of alabama football fan is accused of murder.eam's dramatic loss to rival auburn. 28-year-old adrian briskey is charged with fatally shooting 36-year-old michelle shepard at a party near birmingham on saturday. police say both women are crimson tide fans. they are investigating witness accounts but briskey became enraged when the victim joked about alabama's last second loss on a 100-yard return of a missed field goal. >>> on sunday "60 minutes" broke the story about amazon's plan to use drones to deliver packages. whether that program will fly depends on the faa. as mark strassmann reports first first the agency must answer concerns about safety, security and privacy. >> reporter: this is the air drop technology amazon calls prime air. ceo jeff bezos told charlie rose on "60 minutes" he hopes it will deliver packages under five pounds faster than a pizza. >> these are effectively drones there's no reason they can't be used as delivery vehicles. >> reporter: bezos said a fleet of self-guided drones is still years away. >> i know

these are two teams that travel big universities u dub, university of washington out of seattle, brighamng university out of salt lake city. they are here. people wearing blue and purple earlier today. the game is on, no score in the 1st quarter. it looks like university of washington may have just scored a touchdown. this is from earlier today where the fans were cheering before the score changed. people out and about enjoying a nice day in san francisco. folks from brigham young, folks from u-dub. folks from all over enjoying a nice day in the city highs in the low 60s. u-dub about just score, 7-0 university of washington. high temperatures today san francisco not as warm as yesterday because of that cloud cover that moved in. 61 for you. san jose only 60. livermore 63. napa 66. i know it felt chilly because it's cooler than the past couple of days, that's still anywhere from five to seven degrees above normal for this time of year. tomorrow will be another "spare the air" day. you cannot put the duraflame log in the fireplace yet. six in a row. 21 "spare the air" days already, the wor

we have a german this account pool in seattle, a fantastic university, the university of washington, is a great tech community, so is a fantastic place to build a business. singh,ur ceo steve thank you very much. >> thank you, cory did i do not sit next to you and listen to your loud phone calls. how are rappers keeping up with the changes in the music business? we talked to bone thugs-n- harmony about resurrecting their music titles on stage next. ♪ >> welcome back. i am emily. the recording industry is undergoing massive change, often makingng profit, performers turned to the stage to make the big butts, and turning to technology to make that happen. cory johnson is back with our special series, the digital remix. rexam and logical changes are crushing the music industry as we know it. it is changing the concert business trying to pick some of those problems, but some of those changes are just an illusion. dirty bastard young again, live again. a hologram wrapper of odb hits the concert scene this summer, but the hologram scene started the with two boxer core last shakur atith tupa

to cross edward snowden i'm joined by my guest mary fan in seattle she is a professor at the university of washington and a former federal prosecutor in washington we have ray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intel. professionals for sanity and in new york we cross to timothy car he is a senior director of strategy at free press all right folks in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you first in washington isn't it time to cut a deal with mr snowden i mean he's made his point everybody knows his name if you can if you're literate you know who he is anywhere in the world we certainly know a whole lot more about the n.s.a. i mean isn't it time to move forward in reform the n.s.a. and the intelligence community and let this guy off the hook he did.

professor a real research associate at the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london and in seattle we cross to illinois mercer she is a paleo libertarian writer and journalist all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to lead if i go to you first in seattle you got up early as for this program i've been watching a lot of the coverage of the death and the funeral and the coverage of the passage of this really truly great man and it's basically two words he's an inspiration and he was a figure of reconciliation is that enough for you. no i'm also the author of a book called into the cannibals past lessons for america from post apartheid south africa and that is definitely not a hey geo graphic account of names nelson mandela i will leave it to your your other guests to provide the ohs and the head geographic. biographical details of a very genial and impressive man but certainly he's political legacies not exactly impressive people often say that he was a someone who facilitated the peaceful transition to so-called democracy democracy rule

to cross edward snowden i'm joined by my guest mary fan in seattle she is a professor at the university of washington and a former federal prosecutor in washington we have ray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in new york we cross to timothy car he is a senior director of strategy at free press all right folks on a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you first in washington isn't it time to cut a deal with mr snowden i mean he's made his point everybody knows his name if you can if you're. literate you know who he is anywhere in the world we certainly know a whole lot more about the n.s.a. i mean isn't it time to move forward and reform the n.s.a. in the intelligence community and let this guy off the hook he did everyone a huge favor peter i guess i would have problems with your phraseology here cutting a deal edward snowden has lived up to a solemn oath to protect and defend the constitution the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic a u.s. district judge now has reite

professor oriel research associate at the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london and in seattle we cross to illinois mercer she is a paleo libertarian writer and journalist all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and if i go to.

professor oriel research associate at the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london and in seattle we cross to elana mercer she is a paleo libertarian writer and journalist all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to lead if i go to you first in seattle you got up early as for this program i've been watching a lot of the coverage of the death and the funeral and the coverage of this passage of this really truly great man and it's basically two words he's an inspiration and he was a figure of reconciliation is that.

to cross-talk edward snowden i'm joined by my guest mary fan in seattle she is a professor at the university of washington and a former federal prosecutor in washington we have ray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in new york we cross to timothy car he is a senior director of strategy at free press all right folks cross talk rolls in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want.

we are talking about football tonight, the university of washington, byu, a lot of people from seattle salt lake city and people in the area. we have video from today where we had a lot of people out and about. you probably saw a lot of blue and a lot of purple and gold. all those fans in town for this big game tonight starts at 6:30. and the excitement around the stadium is building. we have the marching band for byu a couple of feet away from us getting everything ready to go for the fight hunger bowl tonight. maybe you caught the epic sunset 10 minutes ago of the partly cloudy skies for kickoff tonight. 52 degrees a beautiful evening but it was a cloudy day and that kept temperatures down. these are your highs from today. it's funny that down is the mid- 60s. that's where you were at half moon bay, 65. livermore 63. san francisco 61. san jose 60. napa your high today 66 degrees. tomorrow will be another "spare the air" day. that's six in a row. that's 21 so far for the winter season. the unhealthy air quality will be in the north bay but that's enough to limit wood-burning once agai

seattle is playing. i know they lost yesterday to the 49ers. but i don't know. they just have a way. i like russell wilson, the quarterback from the universitynsin. now running the show for the seattle seahawks. i would say the -- i know it's easy to pick the patriots and the broncos. no, i think it's going to be seattle. stick around. "rapid response panel" coming up. >>> i'm sue herrera with your cnbc market wrap. the s&p 500 hit a new record high today, as all three major indices rose. the dow was up 5 points, the s&p up 3, and the nasdaq gained 6. >>> wall street reacting to hints from federal reserve officials that cuts could be coming soon to the stimulus program. >>> and american airlines stock rose. the merged airline will keep the american air name and becomes the largest carrier in the world. and that's it from cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. ♪ as your life and career change, fidelity is there for your personal economy, helping you readjust your retirement plan along the way, rethink how you're invested, and refocus as your career moves forward. wherever you are today, a fidelity i.r.a. has a wide range of investment choi

seattle mariner jersey for the media. that jersey is worth 240 million smackers over ten years. the third largest contract in mlb history. that's about $150,000 a game. >>> a new record could be set at the universityf michigan's football stadium. it's being turned into an ice rink for the red wings/maple leafs game on new year's day. the current hockey game attendance record set there as well at 113,000, but the big house has held as many as 115,000. that was michigan against notre dame. >>> and our hockey moment, minnesota wild's charlie coyle waving at a young fan. the wild lost to san jose, 1-3. >>> have you seen this amazing behind-the-back heave? watch it. he makes three points with that behind the back all net globetrotters saw it, and they gave him an award. the virginia high schooler scored 30 points in that game. his team lost, though. but no doubt he won unofficial big man on campus status for the year. >>> just ahead, surprise christmas comes early for beyonce fans and susan sarandon fesses up, and lea michele talks about the loss of cory monteith. >>> welcome back. it's friday. that means time for your weekend forecast. the storm that's going to cause all the travel issues especially s

seattle. gerri: i want to show a list of some of these active in two groups because there are over e country. central taxes angel network amid sert angels in arizona, universityland. it is all about the businesses that exist on the ground. if you are in a big medical device development area, that is what they're doing. we found that it tak five years for a company to make a profit venture firms wait about that amount of time. seven for an ipo. there is a long lead time. u need te willing to sit on monday for a while. >> he can't put your money in and take it out. you get pot orou go public. if you a new to angel investing it is important to keep in mind that the companies that the workout, that typically happens faster than when it does work out. it is important to brace yourself. gerri: not for the faint of heart. gerri: three big sectors. and i keep seeing the new companies coming toarket that is so much -- they get talked about some much. a lot of business on the web. fire was going to do this i am not sure that is aware would go. i know that the nasdaq was on fire, but i would love to do something fundamental. is there something in natural gas, opportunit

university of washington they have a size mommer it. the fans went so crazy, it registered as an earthquake. seattleof drew brees' hands. bennett takes it 22 yards in for the touchdown. the fans go absolutely nuts. they had plenty to cheer about in this game, seattle dominated the saints, 34-7. the miami dolphins have announced that richie incognito will continue to be suspended with pay. yesterday was the dolphins deadline to release him or keep him on the roster. the nfl is still investigating allegations that incognito harassed jonathan martin. >>> the golfer jason dufner really wants to watch the championship game against missouri. only problem he's playing in tiger woods golf tournament. he took to twitter and tweeted i petition the event to play 36 holes thursday and friday so i can watch my beloved auburn play for the s.e.c. championship. tiger's response, petition denied. looks like dufner will need two caddies. one to carry his clubs, one to carry a giant tv. >> i love him for his passion for the sport, for golf, not football. >> i like the dear mr. tiger woods part of the tweet. >> sucking

the western washington university students were renting the house in bellingham, about 30 miles north of seattlestudents began feeling dizzy and lethargic. when they tested the house, they found extremely high levels of methamphetamine contamination. >>> the u.s. unemployment rate fell to 7%. the strengthening economy is good news for the president. but he may not be getting much credit for this because so many working americans are not feeling any improvement. >> reporter: it's more proof that the u.s. economy is heating up. according to the latest job reports, 203,000 people found work in november and the unemployment rate dropped sharply to 7%, the lowest level in five years. add to that that the economy grew in the third quarter faster than it was initially thought and it's no wonder that the white house wants monther. but analysts warn this warming trend is leaving too many americans out in the cold. >> if you're wealthy, you're feeling it. if you're in the middle or the lower end of the economic spectrum, you aren't. >> reporter: just look at the numbers. while the economy has recovered mi