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. >> john bayer is the founder and ceo of zirx zirx is available here in los angeles, seattle and washington, d.c., joined by jon swartz of usa and alice truong. i was talking with jim draper the other day, let me throw you a name here and i encouraged him on this show to announce something, he didn't uh you're willing to announce something on the show for me. what is it? >> absolutely. we're going to be in our fifth city, so the company is about a year old, as you mentioned, we're in washington, d.c., seattle, here in san francisco and los angeles, and on monday we will be in san diego. >> fantastic. all right. now, someone to fill the gas tank on my car. can you imagine telling your grandfather that you paid money for somebody to go do that? have we really become that lazy sean behr? >> we like to call it the on demand economy, but i think we can go with your lazy economy if you want. i think what you're seeing is technology is transforming things that used to be routine. used to be routine you couldn't get delivery from a restaurant unless they had a delivery service and that no longer is

. ♪ >>> in the early 1990s, seattle, washington, was one of the fastest growing cities in the countryrenee powell, a 43-year-old registered nurse visited seattle on vacation, and never left. >> she bloomed. just like a flower, she bloomed. you could not believe how she looked and how she talked. and she giggled and laughed. >> but two years after renee moved to seattle, tragedy struck. on a cold february night, a fire broke out in her apartment. when firefighters extinguished the blaze, they found renee's body. >> the victim is face down, arms to the side, legs apart. an ice pick was found between her legs. most of her clothes had been torn off. there were only remnants of a shirt that she had been wearing. >> renee had been gagged and bound. and appeared to have been strangled to death before the fire. the origin of the fire showed a possible motive. >> it appears that the fire had been lit between renee powell's legs. >> although there were no signs of forced entry, renee's purse and credit cards were missing. and all her electronic equipment was missing, like her tv and vcr. >> she

. >> writes for forbes.com, she joins us from seattle, washington, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> did you get a rejection letter from your dream school only to find joy and challenge at another college? are you watching another student today go through their dream, share your story, follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. thanks for joining "inside story", thanks for watching, i'm ray suarez. i quit... >> hard earned pride... hard earned respect... hard earned future... a real look at the american dream hard earned only on al jazeera america >> part of our month long look at working in america. "hard earned". >>> the government says forces have retaken the capital of the oil-rich upper nile state. this is al jazeera i'm darren jordan in doha. also ahead on the programme - the price of war. two-thirds of people in yemen are living without clean water, says a leading aid agency. >> one year after india's prime minister came to power, we tell you how some people are grading his performance >>> a tornado hits a mexican border town

. >>> let's take you to seattle, washington, where the arrival of a 450-foot oil drilling rig was meantyaktivists, also known as environmental activists in kayaks. they are protesting royal dutch shell's plan to drill off the coast of alaska. >> i think it's fair to say that i know something a little bit about the risk of offshore drilling given what happened in my gulf very early in my presidency. i would us with all the standards that we have be producing our oil and gas rather than importing it which is bad for our people. >> all right. well it's friday. time to get a look at the weather. i know a lot of people getting ready for the weekend. >> yeah, kayaks are good. >> it's hard to say. >> yeah it does not -- >> yeah the storm system coming into california. this is a rare event. i have not shown a storm system like this in a while. just a shield of right rain is going to move into if area. an inch and a half of rain was the most rain that they have had in a single day in may since the record keeping began. significant exam there. we have also seen some rain in loss vegas and up in t

. >> writes for forbes.com, she joins us from seattle, washington, good to have you with us. >> thankou. >> did you get a rejection letter from your dream school only to find joy and challenge at another college? are you watching another student today go through their dream, share your story, follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. thanks for joining "inside story", thanks for watching, i'm ray suarez. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm in doha with our top stories. desperate journey hundreds of migrants arrive off the coast of indonesia and malaysia. on the eve of a saudi-proposed ceasefire fighting continues in yemen. belgium suspends aid to burundi as it continues with reelection

. >> writes for forbes.com, she joins us from seattle, washington, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> did you get a rejection letter from your dream school only to find joy and challenge at another college? are you watching another student today go through their dream, share your story, follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. thanks for joining "inside story", thanks for watching, i'm ray suarez. >> it's christmas eve and u.s. soldiers are preparing for their last month in afghanistan. about 40,000 are still here. by the end of the year there will be just 8,000. we traveled to afghanistan in the midst of this transition. but on the base, we found a story that isn't being told. the people doing the day-to-day

. >> writes for forbes.com, she joins us from seattle, washington, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> did you get a rejection letter from your dream school only to find joy and challenge at another college? are you watching another student today go through their dream, share your story, follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. thanks for joining "inside story", thanks for watching, i'm ray suarez. on "america tonight". the shocking story of the homeless on capitol hill, and in the halls of power. also tonight: convicted at an early age and locked up for life. >> i don't want this to be the last thing i see, there's the whole beautiful world out there and in here, it's like a nightmare. >> the legal system offered a second chance but he's still behind bars. is his the face of juvenile injustice? thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. we begin with a thought about bad early decisions and the hope of second chances. sentencing young offenders to life in prison without the possibility of parole is banned everywhere in the world. except for two countries. somalia and the united st

. >> writes for forbes.com, she joins us from seattle, washington, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> did you get a rejection letter from your dream school only to find joy and challenge at another college? are you watching another student today go through their dream, share your story, follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. thanks for joining "inside story", thanks for watching, i'm ray suarez. . >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - fighting continues in yemen. rebels still have not responded to a saudi offer of a ceasefire. painful memories - russia marks

. >> writes for forbes.com, she joins us from seattle, washington, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> did you get a rejection letter from your dream school only to find joy and challenge at another college? are you watching another student today go through their dream, share your story, follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. thanks for joining "inside story", thanks for watching, i'm ray suarez. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes iraq's army launches military operation to take anbar province from i.s.i.l. a month after attacking a university in northeast kenya al-shabab returns to the area to target police forces. latest on the mass graves found in malaysia and our reporter is at the scene.

. >> writes for forbes.com, she joins us from seattle washington, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> did you get a rejection letter from your dream school only to find joy and challenge at another college? are you watching another student today go through their dream share your story follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. thanks for joining "inside story" thanks for watching, i'm ray suarez. arez. >> we have paid a decision that the ceasefire will begin this tuesday, may 12. >> saudi arabia announces a pause in fighting in yemen starting on tuesday. but continues to bomb houthi strongholds in the north. hello and welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. i'm elizabeth pran

. ♪ >>> in the early 1990s, seattle, washington, was one of the fastest growing cities in the country, a 43-year-old registered nurse visited seattle v

. >> reporter: matthew douglas visited a control tower in his native seattle, washington he was hooked instantly. >> i like mapped spatial information, it's a way to contribute to the community and make sure everyone gets home safely. i quit a job at google maps to go to school in anchorage alaska. i made the drive with myself and my dog. >> my dad and uncles and grandfather are pilots to varying degrees. >> reporter: lucas johnson grew up around aviation. >> travel tours ever since i was little. >> reporter: and arianna found her calling in college. >> i started my sophomore year in aviation because it fit my personality. >> reporter: to pursue career as air traffic controllers all six entered cti programs. >> the established way to get into air traffic control. you go to faa.gov and said attend a cti school. that's what di. >> reporter: after graduating the next hurtle to being hired by the faa is the air traffic selection and training exam or atsat. >> administered by the faa. >> actual control scenarios, games that enhance your ability to multitask all skills that are essential to

we have an update today to the lawsuit against the police department in seattle, washington. wingate was arrested after this confrontation with an officer last september. he is holding a golf club. and now he [ inaudible ] alan what are the latest developments here? >> reporter: well tony we just stepped out of a press conference that was being held at the oldest african american church. william wingate flanked by his attorneys and pastor talking about the lawsuit that was formally filed last week. his attorneys said he filed a complaint. it sat for 60 days. they said there were no tangible negotiations so that lawsuit now goes forward. mr. wingate who is 70 years old, had some specific questions for the officer who arrested him. >> if you did it because you are afraid of a 70-year-old black man, what would you do if a young man came along? what would you do to him if you are afraid of me? and i'm a 70 year old black man, old man. and if you are capable of doing this to me in brood daylight and it is on video, what will you do at night? when nobody is around? >> reporter: you

it's docking in seattle, washington until this summer.et to head to the arctic. >> protestors were holding signs that read, shell, no. they tried to prevent workers from reaching the rig. drilling in the arctic region could lead to a catastrophic spill that would be impossible to clean up. >>> how about some lighter stories for you next? >> thank you. >> late night legend is prepareing to sign off. >> please say hello to johnny carson. ♪ >> of course, we're speaking of letterman, not carson. >> so much younger there. >> coming up, we'll take a look back at some of the best moments from david letterman. constipated? .yea dulcolax tablets can cause cramps but not phillips. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm mmm live the regular life. over 20 million kids everyday in oulack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change.

we traveled to seattle washington, to witness what one pioneer can do with a wave of his hand.is is meghan. hey. she is about to be one of the world's newest grinders, people who bio hack their bodies with implants for extra human abilities. are you ready? meghan: i am ready. ray: a bio hacking pioneer is the man with a steady hands implanting this. >> there it goes. ray: a chip for radiofrequency identification or rfid. >> that's it. meghan: not as bad as i thought. ray: meghan is one of a small but growing group of people embarking on high tech upgrades. why? megan: i have a belief that most things in life are improvable. that it's our responsibility to act on that improvement. ray: this is one thing you could do. keyless home entry. he's been bio hacking the past 10 years. he shows off scars from past experiments. today, he has got to rfid chips you can see through his skin. >> you can see it quite well. ray: as founder of dangerous things, he sells do-it-yourself kits. he sold a few thousand with interest from the u.s. to sweden and japan. thinks big-name tech has bought sa

armed carjacker in seattle, washington pulled a woman out of her car but he couldn't drive off.because he didn't know how to drive a stick shift. the carjacker tried to steal a 1998 ford mustang from a wendy's parking lot. the victim ran inside the parking lo it to call 911. the suspect struggled with the clutch. he gave up and took off. >> we recently learned there has been an uptick in street robberies that involve a weapon. they are happening on monday tuesday thursdays. this was a thursday. they are happening between 9:00 p.m. and midnight. alison: police increased the presence of officers in that neighborhood. scott: some reviewers with consumer reports magazine had problems while trying to test a tesla vehicle. the reviewers say the car handles on the $127,000 electric car weren't working so they couldn't get into the car and drive it. a tesla technician had to come out and fix the problem. consumer report says they have trouble areas with the doors locks and the latches. in 2013 consumer report gave the model sa 99 out of 100 to the test. that is the highest rating the hi

i'm fareed zakaria, and this is a special edition coming to you from seattle, washington. we'll begin with the city's most famous son, bill gates, who according to "forbes," is the richest man in the world. in an exclusive interview, i'll talk to him about the strengths and weaknesses of the u.s. economy, education reform innovation and why he recently ranked wastewater. with a smile on his face. >> it's water. >> also the inventor dinosaur hunter chef and polymath extraordinaire on using technology to help the poor. this might be the coolest keg on earth. literally. ♪ >>> then the youngest female self-made billionaire in the world. she got there with blood, sweat and tears. well, just one drop of blood. i'll explain. and what the world's oldest democracy, the united states of america, can learn from some young upstarts about elections. but first, here's my take. here in seattle, you can really sense the importance of the two most powerful forces that have transformed the world in recent decades. mobilization and the information revolution. these two great engines have bee

. >> a new cuddle club has opened up in seattle, washington. >> reporter: la shonda williams is a hugger for hire. >> it's part of me. it really is. i tease people when they pat my back. it's like come on, give me a hug. >> reporter: williams opened this soft space full of zen and relaxation offering cuddle sessions for members who apply. >> a space for people to come where they feel safe, where they feel nurtured. >> reporter: the 35-year-old said she's trained and certified and is already reviewing member applications. >> no sexual activity is permitted and it goes through what's acceptable here and what's not. >> give me an example of what's not. >> no touching where my undergarments are. you have to come clothed. you have to shower. >> reporter: her neighbors will tell you it's clearly not for everyone. >> you really don't know who you're going to be cuddling with and that's really weird. >> reporter: williams hopes people will open their minds and arms to the idea. in west seattle, alyssa hahn. >> that requirement of how you need to shower. you really should shower anyway whether yo

. >> november 2014, seattle washington.w and his girlfriend megan live in a busy part of the city. >> we get a lot of traffic. we're on a corner house. we get a lot of walking-by traffic to bus stops and stuff. >> it's not just meyers residents, he also runs a media company from the house. >> my business is down stairs. i live upstairs with my girlfriend and dog. i've lived here four years. i definitely call this home. >> it's saturday evening. as the couple settles for the night, someone walks through the gate. >> being that it was 7:30, we were laughing fully expecting it to be somebody that we know. >> meyers speaks out of a window and recognizes the visitor. it's not a friend. four days earlier, a neighbor tells meyers about seeing a suspicious man wandering around his property in the wee hours of the morning. he scrolls through the home security videos for a look. >> we were watching the cameras watching for the man to come down the fence line into the yard. he comes from inside the house. i haven't been that scared in

in 1997, he was selected as the director for the northwest high area program in seattle, washington. if 2013, the nw hita-- you get used to acronyms this this business, received national awards for the program on the u.s./canada border. >> chairman johnson, distinguished members of the committee, my name is dave rodriguez from seattle, washington. we coordinate and do joint operations with more than 115 international, federal, local and state agencies throughout the northwest. we help these agencies to identify drug threats and implement strategies to address them. the transnational criminal organizations operating on both sides of the u.s.-canada border continue to move proceeds from illegal drugs sold in the u.s. and canada and as well as drugs, weapons and bulk cash. these organizations include caucasian groups, ethnic east indians, asian organized crimes groups and members of the hell's angels motorcycle club. also of prominence are the mexican drug trafficking organizations, particularly those headed by consolidated priority organization targets. we have gained a strong foothold

way and reneer avenue in seattle, washington. >> the intersection where this event happened was a majorn in seattle. it's right next to a high school. and the principal of the high school has had problems with students not using the overhead passenger crosswalks. >> officer ian walsh is stationed in the area at the request of the principal to keep students from jaywalking through the eight-lane intersection. >> there was a group that was walking across, and he just kind of motioned to them, hey come here, i need to talk to you. one young woman kind of blew him off and, you know, just kind of shoved her hand like i'm not coming over to you. he tried to take her by her arms, i need to talk to you, i need to see some i.d., and that's when it turned physical. >> that's also when a bystander with a video camera starts rolling. >> get off of me! get the [ bleep ] off of me! >> the video shows 19-year-old marilyn levias struggling against officer walsh, who tries different wrist holds to get her to comply. things quickly escalate when a second teen, 17-year-old angel rosenthal, jumps in to hel

well, for more, we go now to seattle, washington, where we're joined by sgt.ames brown's mother, dinetta scott. welcome to democracy now! welcome -- can you explain the video -- the death occurred in 2012. it is now 2015. tell us the significance of what you know now. dinetta: i have not watched this video in its entirety. i have seen four seconds of it, and i heard my son begging for his life. i cannot watch it. i do know that it is very disturbing, the part that i did see where he is unable to breathe. it is devastating. it is inhumane. it is unexplainable, what happened to him. juan: were you ever told by authorities that the video existed and why it has never come to light or been made public since then? dinetta: no. that was never explained to us. juan: and in terms of the autopsy report, did authorities -- what did they tell you about how your son died? dinetta: the medical examiner stated that it was a sickle cell crisis due to him being restrained, that is why he went into a sickle cell crisis. he stated that he had viewed this on the video. that is wh

marchers hit police with sticks in seattle, washington on friday. police responded with pepper spray and flash bang grenades. two officers were injured seriously. in california vandales smashed car windows and storefronts. here in new york prosecutors stormed the guggenheim museum. >>> a flight had to make an emergency landing soon after a takeoff from maui. the flight turned back because of an odor of fumes in the cabin. two people were injured coming down those slides. >>> and in ohio residents near this massive warehouse fire in columbus, ohio are being advised to stay indoors and keep their windows and doors shut. black billowing smoke can be seen from a huge bliez at a local recycling plant. >>> a wild crash at the talladega superspeedway. a car gets t-boned driven by brad smith and then the car went careening out of control. he was conscious but air lifted to a local hospital. >>> finally, alex rodriguez slugging his way into the baseball history books but not without controversy. he ripped his 660th career home run, a laser shot in the 8th in

. >> november, 2014, seattle, washington.w myers and his girlfriend megan pirowitz live in busy part of the city. >> we are on an arterial road so we get a lot of traffic. and we live in corner house so we get a lot of walking traffic to bus stops and stuff. >> it's not justice his reasons residence, he runs a media company. >> my business is downstairs, and i live upstairs with my girlfriend and my dog. i've lived here four years now. i definitely would call this home. >> it's saturday evening. as the couple settles in for the night, someone walks through the gate. >> it's always somebody that works for us here just coming or going. being that it was 7:30, we were laughing fully expecting it to be somebody that we know. >> myers peek out of a window and recognizes the have iter. but it's not a friend. four days earlier, a neighbor tells myers about seeing a suspicious man wandering around his property in the wee hours of the morning. he scrolls through his home security videos for a look. >> we were watching the cameras wait

in seattle, washington protesters have continued their campaign against shell's plans to drill for oil in the remote and pristine arctic this summer. about 200 people gathered at the port of seattle to block the entrance to a terminal where shell has docked its massive arctic-bound polar pioneer drill rig. and texas republican governor greg abbott has signed a new measure preventing cities and towns from banning the oil and gas drilling technique known as fracking. the measure also limits the ability of local communities to control where fracking takes place. it comes in response to a voter-approved ban on fracking in the city of denton, known as -- where residents expressed environmental and health concerns about gas exploration within a few hundred feet of homes. similar industry-backed bids to curb local control over fracking have appeared in other states. and towns from banning the oil and those are some of the headlines. i'm amy goodman. we begin with the latest on the erosion of reproductive rights in the united states. last week the republican-controlled house approved a measure

marchers hurled wrenches and rocks at officers and hit police with sticks in seattle, washington on fridaypolice responded with pepper spray and flash-bang grenades. two officers were injured seriously. in california vandals smashed car windows and storefronts in a protest against police brutality. here in new york prosecutors stormed the guggenheim museum angry about overseas rules. >>> a flight had to make an emergency landing soon after a takeoff from maui. 224 passengers got off the aircraft using the plane's vac evacuation slides. the flight turned back because of an odor of fumes in the cabin. two people were injured coming down those slides. >>> new jersey governor chris christie wants a front-runner for the g.o.p. faces new political fallout after federal prosecutors charge members of his inner circle in the bridgegate scandal. chris christie has denied involvement. >>> a wild crash at the talladega superspeedway. number 98 spins out of control and gets t-boned. it was driven by brad smith and then the car went careening out of control. he was conscious but airlifted to a local hos

at starbucks headquarters in seattle, washington. it is 8:00 a.m. at netflix headquarters, tesla headquarters, it's 8:00 a.m. at google headquarters, and apple headquarters in cupertino, cupertino. >> it is 8:00 a.m. at fitbit headquarters. >> almost midnight at alibaba headquarters in china. >> 5:00 p.m. at the mobile world congress in barcelona. >> 8:00 a.m. at cnbc's new one market headquarters. >> squawk alley is live. ♪ ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to squawk alley on this tuesday, joining us this morning. nick billton, columnist for "the new york times" and kayla tausche who will talk to the ceo of grub hub later on and joining us at post 9, jon fortt. >> a year of carl's suits on "squawk alley" that was my big take-away from that montage. >> try the tie, it works. >> you work it better than i could. >> in apple, according to "the wall street journal." dropped plans to make a television more than a year ago. it was looking at new features such as ultrahd and cameras to let you make video calls, but ultimately executives did not think any

i'm fareed zakaria, and this is a special edition coming to you from seattle, washington.bill gates, who according to "forbes," is the richest man in the world. in an exclusive interview, i'll talk to him about the strengths and weaknesses of the u.s. economy, education reform innovation and why he recently ranked wastewater. with a smile on his face.

shell oil rig bound for drilling in the arctic has docked in seattle, washington. dozens of activists staged an unwelcome party paddling out in kayaks and bearing signs reading "shell no" to arctic drilling. despite opposition by the city seattle has become a base for shell's supplying of oil rigs bound for remote and pristine arctic waters. the obama administration granted shell conditional approval for arctic drilling this week in a major blow to environmentalists. they warn the drilling will be catastrophic for the climate. the move comes as nasa has confirmed the first four months of this year were the warmest start to any year in recorded history. a third-grade teacher in orange, new jersey has been fired a month after she was suspended for letting her students write get-well cards to imprisoned journalist and former black panther mumia abu-jamal. marilyn zuniga said her students wanted to send letters to abu-jamal after she shared one of his quotations with them, and later told them he was ill. abu-jamal was convicted of killing a philadelphia police officer,

. >> seattle, washington. january 28th, 2010. it's another case of teen bullying.des the victim, pushing her into the bus lanes as she windmills her fists with fury. the brawl spills back on to the platform where the attacker pounces on top of the victim and pounds her face more than ten times. then she gets up and delivers six vicious kicks to the head. and just when it looks like it's over, the attacker comes back for one last stomp right on the victim's face. nobody, including the three security guards seen in the video comes to her aid. aisha steward baker is the 15-year-old attacked in the video. >> i am angry at what they did to me and the security guards could have prevented it. it could have been a situation that didn't have to happen. >> a group of ten teenagers made fun of and threatened her earlier in the day. then they hunted her down in this terminal. first, the boy in the hat appears to be the lookout. then the attacker enters the picture. aisha spots the trouble and stands right in the middle of the security guards. but they do nothing to stop the at

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some of the best market for returns, tampa, pittsburgh memphis, chicago, boston seattle and washington, d.c. flipping though is more competitive now, with so few listings on the market which is why flippers made up 4% of sales at the start of this year a four year low. there may be fewer sflipers out there but investors in the market are still going strong and in fact buying homes from the flippers because they have management infrastructures -- structures in place they are helping to boost profits. >> they are able to buy at a higher price point and still make their maeshlgs and -- margins and prof side of things. >> and still any flipper will tell you it is not as easy as it looks. >> the risk for flippers has increased. a so too have the rewards. i'm diana olick for "nightly busine" >> for more go to our website at nbr.com. finall brand z is out for the most valuable brands and it is no surprise that the top spot is apple and google came in number two. and that is "nightly business for tonight. i'm tyler mathisen. thank you for watching. have a great evening, and we hope to see you