[cheers and applause] from seattle, washington, give it up for james batey. what up, dog?ow are you? [cheers and applause] >> a lot. >> that's a lot of stuff going on, man. >> lot of stuff happening. >> man, if you won that kind of money, you got, like, specific plans for what you would do? >> yeah, i definitely have an idea. i would--i want to buy an old van. >> yeah. >> pretty nice old van.

he was arrested in 2004 in seattle, washington, of police say he shot out the tires of a vehicle ownedowned by the house last year. he had a blackout related to his anger. that's what he told police, apparently upset over the noise they were making. the marking situation that was ongoing because of the construction in the neighborhood. and then in 2010, he allegedly shot a round through the ceiling of his apartment into the neighbor's apartment upstairs. he had an ongoing dispute with that neighbor about the noise he made in that apartment. he confronted her in the parking lot prior to the shootling. she said she was terrified of him. and when police got to him, he didn't come out. eventually he came out, he told police he was cleaning his weapon and he shot by accident. police apparently didn't buy that story and that shooting in ft. worth in 2010 apparently was the reason why he was discharged from the navy in 2011. now he's a subcontractor, working in the i.t. department at the navy yard which may be how he gained active to the navy yard. 13 total dead including the gunman. one of t

[cheers and applause] from seattle, washington, give it up for james batey. what up, dog? are you? [cheers and applause] >> a lot. >> that's a lot of stuff going on, man. >> lot of stuff happening. >> man, if you won that kind of money, you got, like, specific plans for what you would do? >> yeah, i definitely have an idea. i would--i want to buy an old van. >> yeah. >> pretty nice old van. >> nice, though, but old in theory. >> yeah, you know. throw my new wife in the back and drive to south america. just take the year. take some time. surf, bike, kayak. >> drive to south america. >> yeah, all the way down. >> yeah, why would you throw her in the back? you don't want to-- >> yeah, ask her if she wants to come. politely, i would say-- >> it's like luggage and-- >> yeah. >> "hey, honey, throw me up a cooler or something. you're, like, in the back." you know, i looked up that route to drive to south america. that is gangster, brother. that is, like-- >> it's tough. >> that's like mexico, honduras, nicaragua. you're, like--you're, like, driving through rebels and stuff like t

[cheers and applause] from seattle, washington, give it up for james batey. what up, dog? are you? [cheers and applause] >> a lot. >> that's a lot of stuff going on, man. >> lot of stuff happening. >> man, if you won that kind of money, you got, like, specific plans for what you would do? >> yeah, i definitely have an idea. i would--i want to buy an old van. >> yeah.

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of the shooting, it was determine the suspect was of recidivist criminal who was wanted in seattle, washingtonfor the murder of young, pregnant woman just one week before. this inference is the police department delayed -- delineates the criteria that must be met for an officer of the san francisco police department to be awarded the medal of valor. that includes outstanding bravery beyond that expected in a line of duty, or failure to take such action would not justify censure. with the rest of life actually existed and officer had time to evaluate the risk, and where the objective is of the sufficient importance to the risk, and lastly and most importantly, where the officer accomplish the objective. on july 16, 2011, officer richard hastings and matthew lopez the kill each and every requested criteria for the medal of valor. they exemplified bravery of the highest level. in doing their duty and deterred by the fact that their lives were in imminent peril. they engaged in a gunbattle with a career criminal who was engaged with the ones in respect for public life and wanted to escape to not b

police in seattle, washington, say they arrested him nine years ago after he shot out the tires of a car used by some workers who parked near his house. a police report said he did it during what he told them was a blacko fuelled by anger. brian? >> learning more by the hour. pete williams with the latest on the investigation for us from washington tonight. pete, thanks. >>> tonight the president has ordered flags throughout the district of columbia be flown at half staff. throughout the morning, the number of casualties grew to a startling number. they were taken by air and ambulance to several d.c. area emergency rooms and trauma centers. nbc's tom costello is outside one of them. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. we are at washington hospital center. three victims were brought here. they operated on two -- a woman with a shoulder wound and a police officer who had serious leg wounds. they were worried about saving his legs. there is a remarkable story about a woman shot in the head but the bullet didn't penetrate her skull. no surgery. she is expected to recover. the chie

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relatives, neighbours of where he lived in brooklyn, along with places where he served, including seattle washington, where there was a shooting incident - where he shot out the tyres of some construction workers with whom he was angry. and in texas - another shooting incident. and talking to his military commanders and medical personnel who said he had a history of anger, and possibly paranoia and sleep doords. >> thank you randall. >> we have the names. seven of the 12 killed have been identified. police say they'll release more names throughout the day. the names that have been release include: >> we are learning more about gunman aaron alexis himself. first, as you heard randall mention - aaron alexis was treated for mental treatment. the reason is yet to be disclosed. in 2007 he received an honourable discharge from the army. he was arrested for two gun-related offences. in 2010 he was arrested when he shot through the it floor at a neighbour's apartment. >> he was not charged. >> mark schneider follows the story from texas. we have been reading reports on the gun-related arrests. any sense fro

she'll be at home in seattle, washington. knox served two years in the italian prison for the murder of her roommate before the appeal's court found her not guilty. but italy's supreme court found inconsistencies in that appeal, so a new trial was ordered. an interview earlier this month on the british television. knox says she's not going back. >> people may say why not go back if you are innocent and you have nothing to fear or hide, why would -- why would you not go back? >> i have plenty to fear. i was already in prison wrongfully, convicted wrongfully. >> reporter: knox's lawyers will represent her in court during the trial, as she would gladly take a lie detector test to help prove her innocence. >>> cooler temperatures overnight. what to expect as we head back to work and school monday morning. we'll go outside right now with the first alert meteorologist erica grow. >> reporter: temperatures will be on an upward swing as we head into the new workweek. the dry stretch of weather looks to continue despite the cold front

i think in the higher elevations just outside of seattle, washington cascades down into the oregon cascades. a couple of inches of snow. >> that's 4,000 feet and above. but keep that in mind right now. just looking at mostly cloudy overcast skies with showers. the heaviest of the activity arrives tonight. we will continue to make our way across the country where it's cooler in chicago. yesterday, 82 degrees. today, 69. and that's because we have a cold front pushing on through. that cold front will continue to push towards the east and weaken as it does. i think it's going to bring heavier rain to portions of texas. >> that's good news given the fact they have been dealing with exceptional levels of drought throughout the summer. >> lila, thank you. at least 50 people are dead after gunmen stormed a college dormitory in southwest nigeria. the fighters opened fire on these students while they were sleeping. al jazeera's emeda. what do we know about these attacks? what's the latest >> reporter: the latest is that more than 50 people have been confirmed by the local authorities as dead followi

one incident was in seattle, washington where he fired his weapon into the tires of a car reportedlyecause he was angry with workers parking too close to his apartment. in texas another incident with a weapon firing it through a ceiling of his apartment. there alexis said he was trying to clean his weapon. associated press is reporting that navy authorities are saying that he has been treated for depression and paranoia, that he has sleep disorders, that he's also had anger management issues. he was not, however, declared mentally unfit. he was discharged from the navy in part because of those incidents with weapons, and his discharge status was not honorable but was called general, which allowed him somehow to obtain clearance to become a defense contractor that allowed him to get access to this building. del. >> randall pinkston thank you very much live from washington, d.c. >>> al jazeera's mark schneider has been following the story from texas. he joins us there live. mark, you've been talking to people who have a sense of who the motive might have been. what are they telling you

san jose, seattle, washington, washington, d.c., or boulder, colorado? i'd have to say seattle. >> no. but smart of you not to pick the first one. that was too obvious, right? angela? >> what was first choice? >> the first choice was san jose, sunnyvale and -- >> sunnyvale. >> that was all one. >> san jose, first one. >> no, that's the one i said would be too obvious. >> can i get another shot? >> i'm terrible at this. >> another try, barry. >> i would say boulder. >> you got a 50/50 chance. i'm giving you half a point for that one. okay. >> so i have 1 1/2 now? >> you 1 1/2. angela has 0. you can save yourself. >> all right. >> which of the following was the main source of funding for new businesses in 2012? family, friends, personal savings or banks? >> family and friends. >> no. >> personal savings. >> that knocks out a and b. >> personal savings. >> you won, barry. 2 1/2. >> i'm terrible at this! >> 0. >> thank you. >>> thank you so much for joining me today. i hope you learned a thing or two. if you missed anything, all you have to do is click on ou

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as thousands of refugees leave syria, one seattle, washington woman is making her way into the heart of the war. the mission is risking her life. >> my name is rita, and i'm headed out to jordan and syria on wednesday. i'm taking a medical mission over we have syringes, gauze, and these are medicines that we got donated from different families here. on this particular mission, we're having 1500 pounds of medicine being sent over by royal jordanian airlines free on-air cargo. and we have different specialists that go in. and we have it set up which field hospitals we'll go into it. and we're being told by different people where new injuries come in, so we can take care of this. i believe in the people, i'm a humanitarian. you see those kids and you listen to those stories, and it's way had -- you can't turn your back on it. you're in a city that's dead. that's it. i mean, people that are scared, people that will just don't know what's actually happening all around them. you don't know from one day to the next or one hour to the next if you're still going to be alive. i think i'm makin

as we have learned he was arrested in 2004 in seattle, washington. police say he shot out tires of a vehicle brong belonging to a construction crew working next door saying he shot out tires of the vehicle apparently upset over the noise they were making or parking situation. that was ongoing because of the construction in the neighborhood. then, in 2010, he allegedly shot a round through the ceiling of his apartment into the neighbor's apartment upstairs because he had an ongoing dispute about the noise she made in that apartment. the neighbor claims he confrontedner a parking lot friar to the shooting and scared her. she says she was terrified of him. police got to him, they pounded on the door he can't come out. he talked to police and told police he was cleaning his weapon and shot by accident. police apparently didn't buy that the story that. shooting in 2010 apparently was the reason why he was discharged from the navy. in 2011 fast forward to now, what he was apparently a subcontractor, working in the i.t.department at the navy yard which may

washington, d.c. to texas, to seattle and even new york. wnyw linda schmidt is live in brooklyn. what's going on in brooklyn as part of t investigation? >> reporter: good evening to you and fox news channel. we are standing in front of alexis eegs mother's home. i will have any camera man, carl, push in here. it is a brownstone. his mother lives on the third floor. the fbi and nypd showed up here around 4:00 this afternoon. they have been questioning the family now for hours. another thing to point out, you can uh see the yellow police tape here. right now it is just in front of the mother's home. however when we got here around 4:00 this afternoon, half of the street, putnam avenue, was blocked off. in fact the people who live here had to have i.d. to get past this police tape in order to get home. that now has been opened up and the police tape is just in front of the home. something else interesting happened here tonight. before the nypd and fbi showed up, the brother-in-law, alexis's brother-in-law walked into the home, came back out and was talking to reporters. he was telli

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washington, d.c. to texas, to seattle and even new york. wnyw linda schmidt is live in brooklyn.'s going on in brooklyn as part of t investigation? >> reporter: good evening to you and fox news channel. we are standing in front of alexis eegs mother's home. i will have any camera man, carl, push in here. it is a brownstone. his mother lives on the third floor. the fbi and nypd showed up here around 4:00 this afternoon. they have been questioning the family now for hours. another thing to point out, you can uh see the yellow police tape here. right now it is just in front of the mother's home. however when we got here around 4:00 this afternoon, half of the street, putnam avenue, was blocked off. in fact the people who live here had to have i.d. to get past this police tape in order to get home. that now has been opened up and the police tape is just in front of the home. something else interesting happened here tonight. before the nypd and fbi showed up, the brother-in-law, alexis's brother-in-law walked into the home, came back out and was talking to reporters. he was telling re

washington, d.c. to texas, to seattle and even new york. wnyw linda schmidt is live in brooklyn. in brooklyn as part of t investigation? >> reporter: good evening to you and fox news channel. we are standing in front of alexis eegs mother's home. i will have any camera man, carl, push in here. it is a brownstone. his mother lives on the third floor. the fbi and nypd showed up here around 4:00 this afternoon. they have been questioning the family now for hours. another thing to point out, you can uh see the yellow police tape here. right now it is just in front of the mother's home. however when we got here around 4:00 this afternoon, half of the street, putnam avenue, was blocked off. in fact the people who live here had to have i.d. to get past this police tape in order to get home. that now has been opened up and the police tape is just in front of the home. something else interesting happened here tonight. before the nypd and fbi showed up, the brother-in-law, alexis's brother-in-law walked into the home, came back out and was talking to reporters. he was telling reporters tha

then a few hours later, yesterday afternoon, it was the police department in seattle, washington saying they too had a police report from arresting aaron alexis, this happened in 2004, when he shot out the tires of a construction worker's car. he confessed to police officers that he had done it in what he described as a rage fueled blackout. he said it did it because he felt that the construction workers on the site next to hiss home had disrespected him. what seemed particularly interesting about that, again, beyond just the arrest itself and the weapons charge itself. what was particularly interesting given yesterday's events was this young man's father telling the seattle police department at the time that his son had anger management issues, as well as the claim by both father and son that the younger mr. alexis had been part of rescue efforts on september 11th in new york city and that he felt he might have been scarred or stressed in some way by that experience. we still do not have any confirmation as to whether or not aaron alexis actually did take part in 9/11 rescue efforts in

>> aljazeera, seattle, washington. >> at the end of our first hour, here's what we're following this morning. we're getting closer by the minute to a government shutdown. lawmakers have until tuesday to strike a deal. secretary of state john kerry still has questions afterring speaking with iran's foreign minister but was struck by the recent change in tone. >> a new report by the world's top climate scientists say it is extremely likely that climate change is entirely man made. >> it was an emotional night in the bronx for mariano rivera and yankee nation. >> the strong system that brought snow to the rockies could target the midwest with severe weather today. i'll have your forecast. >> aljazeera continues. we're back in about two and a half minutes. thank you so much for your time. stephanie sy is up next. >> the government shutdown deadline is now just three days away and the senate just hours away from a vote that will likely divide congress even more. >> dramatic diplomacy playing out at the united nations, iran and u.s. finding common ground after decades of division. >> a big

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places like minneapolis, san diego, seattle, washington.ed with high levels of terrorist activity, but it these are the hubs for al sha possible activity inside the united states and it extends here to the east coast. wherever there is somali ex-patriot community, there is a handful involved. it's not representative of somalis in general. most are opposed to this. but there are some people heerks we've seen americans go over and fight in so he mal kra. an american national from alabama who was not even of somali origin was just killed in somali last week after getting in a fight with his former al a sha b al shabab allies. so there are even rumors and its he unconfirmed, but rumors that u.s. nationals might have been involved in taking part in the nairobi attack. so we'll have to watch closely to see whether that pans out. >> evan coleman, thanks so much for your perspective. >>> switching gears, new yorkers will soon have a new mayor for the first time in 12 years. michael bloomberg of course stepping down after three terms. there have bee

that's going to cause some big problems and power outages as you mentioned around the seattle, washington, area. sunday really just a nasty day today. monday is going to be pretty bad as well. tuesday, 70% chance of showers and/or thunderstorms and then we'll start to improve but the next several days in this region really going to be trying as this is very powerful system that's going to move in and cause some problems. eric, back to you. >> tough out in the pacific northwest. thanks so much. jamie? >>> there's a major car safety push under way as families sue the federal government demanding new standards that they say will have to save the lives of their children. >>> and following a historic phone call between president obama and the president of iran. the white house says an even more historic deal may be within reach. our next guest questions though whether iran is serious about giving up its alleged pursuit of a nuclear weapon. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve al

seattle, washington. san diego. these are not places you think of as being the headquarters for terrorist groups. but nonetheless, shabaab has had quite a bit of success in terms of finding local people in these different cities inside the u.s., and bringing them to somalia. that includes both somali ex patriots, as well as people who haven't been in somalia. >> when you look at the mumbai attacks several years ago, low-tech, primarily automatic weapons. we saw that in our own country last week. it wasn't a terror attack, but the notion somebody could walk into a shopping mall and begin shooting is very real anyplace. do we have any defense against that sort of attack? >> it doesn't require a lot of sophistication, it doesn't require a lot of people or a lot of hardware. this is a concern. when you look at something like kenya, this didn't require years of preparation. they might have taken some time, but it didn't require building a bomb. it didn't require coming up with some sort of complicated scenario. unfortuna

melissa: another place you like a lot, is seattle, washington. how come? >> it has highest i.q.esn't have at love sunshine, remember that the highest i.q., the best-paying jobs. tremendous youth and talent there. and that's been an area that has been hot for three years. it led us out of the recession. one of the earliest towns. melissa: absolutely an area that's on fire. i hear a lot of people especially in the tech industry they have a tremendous job offer in that area. think about going. >> of course. melissa: hey say when they get out there so funny the real estate is so expensive though. >> yes. melissa: everybody there is so wealthy like trying to move to palo alto, menlo park, that area or new york or whatever else because there is so much wealth in the area. >> you're right. add to that a lost californians are moving there to get away from the crowd. melissa: tax policy as well. we've seen prices up 17% year-over-year. not the same increase we've seen in other places. what does that tell you? >> what is wrong with 17%? it simply indicates it risen sooner than other areas

. >> thompson: the emeritus corporation is headquartered here in seattle, washington. we asked the ceo, granger cobb, about what happened to george mcafee. >> the incident with... the tragedy, i should say, with mr. mcafee was devastating for all of us, and it was a situation, it was human error. we had a staff member that failed to secure a locked cupboard. mr. mcafee got access to this dishwashing liquid, drank it and had absolutely tragic results, and our heart goes out to the family. when you're dealing with this many residents, particularly a population that can have unpredictable behavior or is frail and is kind of a high-risk population to begin with, we will have situations from time to time, but they are the vast, you know, minority. i mean, it is really the exception to the rule. >> welcome to emeritus, where you'll find all the comforts of home. >> thompson: cobb heads a company that has long been at the forefront of the assisted living industry. >> you can teach the skills, but you can't teach the passion. you have to have a passion for seniors. >> thompson

it is pouring, stanford will play football in seattle against washington state. it is also pouring. some of that rainfall is going to make it all the way down here. find out when and where coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, popular >>> the city of oakland is apparently relentings on the warning it would stop funding the popular first friday festivals. volunteers helped put on the monthly street party but the city has been paying for a police presence. the public funds have helped keep the festival running, organizers managed to raise about $10,000 last month but that's only about half of what they need. city leaders are expected to request an additional $50,000 a year to keep the event going through 2015. >>> in oakland city councilman is being compared to hitler. christin ayers says it's because of the plan he's pushing. >> our kids need to be at home. >> reporter: not roaming the streets of oakland. night after night. that's what councilman noel guyyo believes and he's proposed a curfew law that he believes would keep young people off the streets. >> anyone under 18 years of age annea

. >>> thousands of refugees flee syria, one seattle, washington woman is heading into the heart of warrdan native rita is heading into syria with medical supplies and other essentials, and she told us this mission is worth risking her life. >> my name is rita zuwani, and i'm headed out to jordan, syria on wednesday. i'm taking a medical mission over, a group of 39 doctors. we have syringes, we have gauze. these are medicines we got donated from different families here. this tim lar mission we're having 1500 pounds of medicine being sent over by royal jordanian airlines free on air cargo. we have everybody, different specialists that go in, so we have it set up which field hospitals we'll be going to and then we've been told by the different people of where the injuries or new injuries have come in so that we can turn around and take care of those. i believe in the people. i'm a humanitarian and arab. i love the syrians. i lived in syria for ten years. you see those kids, and you listen to those stories. it's way -- you know, you can't turn your back on it. you're in a city that's dead.

people from communities like minneapolis in minnesota, san diego, seattle, washington. these are not traditional hubs of al qaeda activity, but this is where shabaab has found great success finding people within the somalia expatriate committee and also random people with no connection to somalia at all but just interested in jihad. >> somalia has essentially been a leaderless failed state for a number of years and that's their operating base. what does this attack tell us about the strength of islamist extremist groups there? are we seeing it increasing in any way? >> mara, americans know of terrorism an violence in the horn of africa, we have a history there. our embassy was blown up in kenya in 1998. block hawk down in somalia as well, took place in somalia, so we've got a memory there. clearly this fight while it's local has regional implications and global implications. it was perceived, as evan said, that shabaab was on the run and african heavy forces were winning their fight. clearly there's more fighting to take place and it's going to require a diligence and p

. >> yeah, the first arrest that we have been able to find was in seattle, washington, back in may 2004as you look at the police report from that incident, he is alleged to have shot out the tires of a car belonging to construction workers working on a property next to where aaron alexis was staying at the time. he later told cops he didn't remember firing his gun and suffered what he called an angered fueled blackout. he also said he was quote present during the tragic events of 9/11. now, an officer then spoke by phone with alexis' father who had lived in new york. the officer explained what had happened and according to that police report, quote: mr. alexis then told me that his son had experienced anger management problems, that the family believed associated with post-traumatic stress disorder. ptsd. he confirmed that his son was an active participant 2001. i should also emphasize, harris that we not been able to confirm that aaron alexis was indeed present as he claimed during the events of 9/11 or that he took any part in rescue attempts on that terrible day. harris. >> harris: a