an air craft has crashed near seattle washington after mechanic stole it from seattle's main airport. the aircraft took off without authorization, and without passengers friday night. the person at the controls of the plane was an airline mechanic and has been identified as a 29-year-old man from pierce county, washington. according to officials. it is believed the mechanic's lack of flying skills, led to the crash. normal operations of the airport were interrupted for a time but have since resumed. let me highlight the key fact for you once again. pierce county sheriff telling us this was not a terrorist incident. yes, war planes were scrambled. got to the plane minutes after it took off. but this was apparently not a terrorist incident. it was a suicide mission. you are seeing now, video of that plane. and, you saw that maneuver. that, that is very hard to pull off. just, just above the waters off the coast of see yacattle. whether or not the mechanic, then pilot knew what he was doing. got lucky, skilled at flying. we don't know. john waldron shot the video captured what you are se

things that we don't like to talk about at parties like the news that a homeless census in seattle washington recently uncovered the number of people residing in campers and other vehicles surged forty six percent over the past year in fact according to governing dot com americans living out of their cars isn't unique to just the city of seattle washington matty quinn reports that there's been a boom in vehicular homelessness especially out on our lovely left coast where rents some skyrocketed in the number of homeless people who don't live in shelters is up twenty thousand from twenty seventeen but with more and more u.s. citizens being forced to live out of their cars due to increasing rent heavy debt low wages and an affordable cost of living one of they going to do when the national law center on homelessness and poverty is reporting that across the country the number of prohibitions against vehicle residency has more than doubled during the last decade. it appears that the ghost of tom joad still haunts the american highways and cities as we start watching the hawks. get the.

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an air craft has crashed near seattle washington after mechanic stole it from seattle's main airport.authorization, and without passengers friday night. the person at the controls of the plane was an airline mechanic and has been identified

>>> we are following the breaking news, an aircraft has crashed near seattle, washington after a mechanic stole it from a maintenance area at seattle's main airport. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. welcome to our viewers. the plane went down and we're happy to report no one was hurt or killed on the island, it is about 40 miles southwest of the airport, no buildings were hit when the plane crashed. and again people are safe that lived on that island. the aircraft took off without authorization and without any passengers. the person at the controls of the plane has only been identified as a 29-year-old air mechanic from pierce county, washington. >> it is believed that the mechanic's lack of flying skills led to the crash. he is confirmed to have died in that crash. pierce county sheriff say this was not a terrorism-related incident. radio transmission between the pilot and the control tower was recorded and we get to hear a bet of bit of it right here. >> all right, rich, this is the captain. con xwragratulation congratulations, you did it. let's turn around the airplane and land

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. >> thank you so much for having me: >> sreenivasvestigators in seattle, washington want to know how an airline employee stole an empty horizon air turboprop arplane last night at seattle- tacoma internationport. 29-year-old richard russell, who is being described as "suicidal," flew nearly 90 minutes on a joyride before crashing into a small island inh puget sound. before the crash, russell told an air traffic controller that he was, "jt a broken guy, got a few screws loose." representative chris collins g hisw york is suspend re-election campaign.e threpublican congressman was ins cted wednesday on chargeof insider trading, related to a biotechnology firm where h served on the bocod. llins initially said he would continue his campaign, but now says he will only fi out his term, and, "continue to fight the meritless agarges brought nst me." the new york state republicanci party says no on has been made on whether there will be a replacement for collins on the november ballot.th death toll from last sunday's devastating earthquake that struck indonesia has risen, and so has the islan

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of canada too with temperatures looking quite good certainly cooler conditions though for seattle in washington state just nineteen degrees slightly high that is in san francisco that eighteen generally losing the showers across the desert southwest still wanted to go popping up again during the course of friday heading down into central america and we've got some heavy showers across southern portions of the isthmus certainly across panama costa rica nicaragua further north make spike some heavy showers likely on the pacific coastline of mexico in particular as for the islands weather conditions cherry not looking too bad for much the time the heavy showers largely confined to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day and kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards assayas quite to conditions here for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguayan. with us rocking arsenal he could

i said i'm a police officer in seattle washington and he said oh my goodness. you know the great sheriff from seattle. [laughter] he said this is a village in india in the mountains of any of it do you know the great sera from seattle. i almost fell on my face. and he said well, yes, i do. and so, the reason they knew about me up there was they had one tv, one satellite dish in the whole village was watching the riots and they saw me running down the street chasing these crooks and made a determination that i was some sort of a special leader but all he was doing was my job. every little thing and this is in our office but everything little thing we do each and every day people watch. your children watch. your staff watches. and the model and learn and listen. it's such a critical lesson we learned in our office. i appreciate your patience and thank you so much. [applause] >> we will rewind here and pick up where we were. innovation category. we will present the award and allow the next speaker to come up. senator ron wyden. [applause] >> all right. first rule

. >>> we now know who stole a commercial airliner and crashed it just outside seattle, washington. >> and later today, a city on edge. specifically the u.s. capital where white supremacists prepare to rally again this one year after the deadly violence in charlottesville, virginia. >>> also ahead this hour, nasa launches humanity's first ever mission to a star. and it's our very own star, the sun. >> it was so cool. >> so cool. >> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen and cnn "newsroom" starts right now. >>> at 5:01 on the u.s. east coast a day after a man steals and crashes a plane from seattle's main international airport we're learning new details about who he was and the access had he to that plane. >> covering the story 24 hours ago that was the big question, who did this. this is the man, richard russell, his family called him bibo. airport officials say he worked for about three years on the ground crew. he was certified to move aircraft and he had c

stick with fox news channel for for new developments out of seattle, washington.k to fox news at night. >> we run a component of the conference, the entire election infrastructure from voter registration databases through the machines themselves and a kids section of the conference and this year we have kids hacking replica websites. ed: what is behind that? the idea is you believe it may be so easy to hack into these sites that you want to bring kids into see if they can do it as well. >> we have this functional problem that the adult hackers would find it so uninteresting and boring to hack a website that we couldn't give it to them to do but we think it is an important component of the voting infrastructure so we wanted to highlight the vulnerability so i came up with the idea of having kids do it so that they would find it interesting. that being said even the kids, and 11-year-old girl was able to hack replica florida website. ed: 11-year-old was able to hack? >> just so you know, the guy who built this with the chief information security officer for rocketdy

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seattle, washington, is covered in smoke today and it democrats and republicans have the same positionue more than it is straight across the polity when it comes to energy policies. >> dana: let me read this to you from dave wasserman, he wrote in "the new york times" about the midterms. he said "it's almost mars versus venus. the senate hinges on red rural states where democrats are on defense but the house will be decided by swing suburban seats were republicans are highly vulnerable." because of the tale of two midterms, josh, and i know you care a lot about the senate but what about the problem for the house? >> i care a lot about both. i recommend anyone reading that article -- i agree with that assessment and incredibly have never seen a more divergent map in terms of republicans holding the house in the senate. you have two entirely different electorates that are determining the fate of the majorities there and in the senate, you look at things like north dakota, indiana, west virginia and missouri. a lot of states that are very rural and have a great perception of president tru

hans nichols covering the story from seattle, washington. thank you very much. >>> happening in bedminster, new jersey, the president using twitter once again to attack the attorney general. we will get to all of these stories. those plus the campaign on hold here from the gentleman from the 27th district in new york in just a moment with jeff bennet. he covers the white house for us at nbc news. jeff, let's start with the tweets. we don't do it with every tweet the president sends, but we've seen over the last few weeks the president attacking his attorney general more directly. he did it once again in a tweet today. i should say the weather in new jersey is bad, and when the weather is bad the president is unable to do what he does on vacation. he is not out golfing but he is out tweeting. take apart the two tweets we saw invoking the attorney general of the united states. >> reporter: the president in a tweet attacks what he calls the fake news media for failing to report on the dossier. this is, of course, the work of christopher steele

and in seattle, washington, we will speak with amani sawari, a prison strike orgaganizer workig on behalff jailhouse lawyers speak, a network of incarcerated -- prisoners organizing the nationwide strike. welcome to democracy now! cole dorsey coming you are part of the video we just saw. lay out what is expected to be a several week strike, what it is about. the prisoners, this is been completely prisoner-led. due to the brutality and lee correctional facility, it was decided action had to be taken now, and that led to these list of demands, 10 demands, that are really just a human rights declaration of basic demands that we would ask of any human across the world. but especially now that we're going to start using prisons as warehouses for these issues are more and more relevant as overcrowding prison conditions, lack of resources, and for prisoners to gain those resources, and the continued institution of racism that enforces from chattel slavery. so while those things continue, these conditions will only exacerbate into what they were in lee correctional facility in south carolina wher

amy: for the latest, we go to seattle, washington, where we speak with amani sawari, a prison strikeanizer working on behalf of jailhouse lawyers speak, a network of prisoners who are helping organize the nationwide strike. welcome baback to democracy non! we just played the clip from the prison in your state, washington. why don't you begin ththere and take us across the country, what you understand is happening behind bars? it is getting so little coverage in the corporate media. lawyer speaks comee to incarcerate a group of individuals who are organizing the strike from the inside, have received reports from at least 11 states of what is happening with the actions that prisoners are taking on the inside. washington, 200 of the detainees in the northwest detention center kicked off the strike on the 21st, and at least six of them are still going strong today. in colorado and new mexico, there are prisoners that started striking prior to the 21st day. august 9 is when the county correctional facility started in new mexico. every day since the 20th, those prisoners have been on lockd

another one out of seattle, washington.a has million dollar homes, median, rather. sea island in georgia. it's really real surprises these are keeping up with the kardashian kind of homes. stuart: i feel like they are suburbs of areas we know are expensive. i feel like the rising number of them makes it that much harder, you know, i wouldn't expect less inventory helped push prices higher. no doubt about that. prices are moving up. i would suspect in high tax states, which are getting clobbered by tax reforms, new york, new jersey, connecticut, california, i would expect the super-expensive homes to be hard to sell. who wants to move -- liz: great point. that's exactly the point. there are 200 cities right now with median, the median is $1 million or more. right now, 111 of those cities are in high tax california. 30 of them are in new york. those are the two leading states with the most number of median value homes -- stuart: i disagree. the best action we have seen in real estate has been on the high end. those people are

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of canada too with temperatures looking quite good certainly cooler conditions though for seattle in washington state just nineteen degrees slightly high that is in san francisco that eighteen generally losing the showers across the desert southwest still wanted to go popping up again during the course of friday heading down into central america and we've got some heavy showers across southern portions of the isthmus certainly across panama costa rica nicaragua further north make spike really but some heavy showers likely on the pacific coastline of mexico in particular as for the islands weather conditions gerri not looking too bad for much of the time the heavier showers largely confined to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day in kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards assayas quite a conditions here for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguay. istanbul is known for

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across this village in high mountains and they say where you from any set i told him i was from seattle washington because they wouldn't know it, was, he thought, and then they settle what you do, he said in a police officer in seattle and a settlement enough, do you know the great sheriff from seattle. [laughter] this is a village in india, do you know the great share from seattle and he said i almost fell on my face, and he said well, yes they do and so, the reason they knew about me up there is that they had one tv, one satellite dish, a whole village was watching the riot, they saw me running down the street chasing these crooks and made a determination that i was some sort of a special leader. all i was doing was my job, but every little thing, every little thing we do each and every day, people watch. your children watch, your staff watches. and they model and they learn and they listen. such a critical lesson that we learned in our office but i know i've gone a little bit over time. i very much appreciate your patience and thank you for this recognition. [applause] >> we are going to rewind

now just news coming in a stolen plane has crashed in washington state in the us officials the seattle tacoma international airport are saying this is an airline employee took the aircraft without permission and it's thought that there were no passengers on board this plane it was a horizon q four hundred so that these are the latest pictures that we're showing you of the plane having crashed and the coast guards were alerted to large smoke plumes. following shortly after that take off as i say that was in seattle so that's a rather curious incident whereby a plane that apparently was empty was taken by an employee of an airline or an airport employee taken off and then crashed shortly after but we understand the plane itself was a team going to keep me right up to date with that as we get any more detail about as i say that curious incident we'll bring it to you now a jury in the usa to california has found a weed killer sold by chemical giant monsanto cools the cancer of the school grounds and is being seen as a landmark decision which could pave the way for thousands of other cases

an airline employee stealing and crashing a passenger plane near seattle, washington our dan springer he is there with the very late its for us right now. hi, dan. reporter: yeah, hi, trish. a joyride gone terribly wrong. that's how a local sheriff described it he could also call it one of the most bizarre suicides you'll ever see a 29 year old employee of horizon air took a commercial plane that was at the maintenance area so it was not in service to be flown but it was out of service and going to have some maintenance done. he took that plane and he got off the tarmac and up into the air and flew around the puget sound for 90 minutes before crashing it on a small island. a lot of people were out with their cell phones as they saw this bizarre action of a plane flying low to the ground doing loops. the 76 plane is made by bombardier. the military quickly sent up two f-15 fighter jets and brought them in from portland to follow that plane and shoot it down if necessary. the man who stole the plane worked for horizon eras a ground service agent so those are the guys that do the deicing

state of washington officials in seattle to kaymer international airport say an employee took the plane without permission no passengers room board the horizon and q four hundred sheriff is ruled out terrorism and given more details of the incident. our information now is there was only one person on the plane and that was the person flying the plane i understand the person may have been doing some air stunts and whatever i know that some aircraft were scrambled from the air force base there is no indication that this person who was flying that plane was trying to damage anything or attack anything that person crashed into the island. turkey's president deserves people to shore up their currency by selling dollars in exchange for the lira the layers fall into a record low wiping thirty five percent of its value since the start of the year partly because of additional tariffs levied by the u.s. on steel and elam in new sim cards yearly reports from istanbul. turkey is president for just a prior to an address this large rally and have this massive for his citizens yes. if there is anyone

seattle, washington, marcus next on the independent line. caller: hello, c-span. you for your lawsuit. personally i've always felt ripped off by the electoral college. when i was a first-time voter in spokane, washington in 1980, i waited until after dinner time to go vote with my dad. the news was on and came out with the declaration that reagan had won due to the electoral college result of yet the polls will stir -- were still open. yet for myven voted very first time i vote for president did not count it all and hasn't gotten much better since then. great point. you can say at least the virtue of your story is that you can see your vote didn't matter. but let me tell you, if you voted in washington state ever sense, your vote has never mattered. it has never been one election where your vote has helped determine who the winner of the presidency is because washington state is an unlikely to be our lifetime of battleground state. what we're saying is if we change the system and we changed it by saying each state allocates their electors if you werely, republican

this installation is the work of artist out of seattle, washington.e's done a number of with us, most of them having to do with the arctic. three years ago, he did a residency in the north and learned and experienced his first one and became fascinated by them. he has created a representation pingo, this one called murmur, essentially the size of modeled after one specific pingo that he researched. his workshop.n and so it uses repurposed alaskan yellow cedar. and then a steel frame with an so it actually does move to simulate the life cycle pingo itself. coupled with that is an augmented reality piece that give people the experience of what the terrain looked like in the area of a pingo. marshes, the the mosquitos. you can actually walk into it when you're wearing the virtual reality lenses. can kind of peer your way into the center of it. visitors, many of which won't come within 500 itself, anpingo opportunity to get an idea of what this geological formation like. here we're using augmented rate. see -- augmented reality. you will see what's actual

. >>> turning to the airplane square near seattle, washington.line employee died after stealing and crashing a turbo prop plane. >> reporter: a joyride gone terribly wrong that is how the pierce county sheriff described the incident last night and it was a bizarre suicide. 90 minutes of high drama after an airline employee here at sea- tac stole a 75 seat aircraft and flew it around the puget sound before crashing it into a small island. it shows the pilots doing crazy loops and barrel roles. the military sent up, two fax 15 f-15 fighter jets to shoot it down if necessarily. and the -- the man stole the plane and he bragged about his flying skills even though he was not a pilot. >> i have a lot of them that care about me and it is going to disappoint them that day this. >> reporter: they tried to get the man to land the plane at a nearby airbase. and the fighter jets did not shoot the plane down. an hour half after the plane took off, it crashed on a small island. and the pierce county officials said this was not an act of terrorism. it crashed o

when they complete this loop, down below you'll see lake washington in seattle.the festival there and i love seeing all the boats that gathered out there to watch. and you can see the limits of where they were allowed to go, right? >> yeah. >> that's so insanely cool. >> the blue angels are coming to your area, be sure to try to catch them. they're doing 30 locations across the united states, canada. towards the end of this video you'll see a couple snaps of what they do and still manage to keep it all within a tight formation. piece of cake with these guys. >>> he's talking school. >> the place looks super -- >> and he just found out kindergarten is more than the first day. >> wait, we have to do this again? i thought this was just a babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. carmel. >> or get it, i'm done. >> yes, bomb. >>> taking a wobbly >> don and his dourt brittany were at the drive through except in this case the roles are reversed. >> i don't want no sandwich. >> this is sonic, now what do you want? >> so he s

. >> with those words, all traffic was stop in washington, seattle. after what's being called an unauthorized take off from horizon air owned by the alaska air group. the company's coo says the aircraft was taken by a single horizon employee and no passengers on board. the man was a 29-year-old ground service agent. what happened next is a bizarre display in the sky. the agent was in touch with air traffic controller and performed stunts in the plane. they tried to talk him down to a safe landing. >> congratulations -- let's try to land that plane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground. >> i don't know, man sm-- i don want to, i was hoping that was going to be it. >> air national guard jets scrambled. fire pilots flew alongside the aircraft and did whatever it needs to do. in the end, the man flying the stolen plane crashed. >> flaming debris on a near by island. the plane literally at that moment was flying right over our deck and right behind us, we have never seen a plane that low over our deck before. and shortly there after we saw a giant plum

janet, seattle, washington. go ahead. caller: i just missed your question. what did you say?t is not a question. it is time for your question or comment. go for it. caller: i really like this ann marie buerkle. she used to be a rn. how did she get into this product safety group? guest: thank you, and thank you for your kind words. the science commissioners, when we are up to. to -- when we are up byl speed, we are pointed the president. i was appointed by president obama in 2013 as commissioner. president trump appointed me to be the chairman and permanent chair. it is the presidential appointee, and you have to be confirmed by the senate. we are waiting for confirmation. i wanted to give the people of my district a choice. there was no one running against the incumbent. i thought they should have a choice. all of the things important to iranspecially health care, on those. host: what year did you run? guest: 2010. it was the 25th congressional district commonalities the 24th post-redistricting. host: what did you do before? guest: i represented a large teaching hospital in u

independent in seattle, washington. good morning.aller: i am confused about this situation due to the fact that everybody here is an immigrant. as far as the constitution, it was written by the same people who owned slaves. by the same people who created war to divide and conquer, who started everything that is going on. how can you say you are going to go to some of the else's country and take over what they have going on for millions of years and tell them how to run their country? the whole problem with the united states is we are all up and everybody else's business without taking care of our own. host: how would you change the constitution? caller: i would change the constitution -- we have a handful of politicians that do nothing for our world. above -- a bunch of hatred, harm, and danger. more --ident -- brings the government brings more danger to us than we could ever bring to ourselves. we have to fight for our kids to even fund infrastructures. you have people that can walk down the street and shoot somebody and say i am st

top stories here it out there a plane has crashed on catron island in the us state of washington officials in seattle tacoma or international airport say an employee took the plane without permission no passengers were on board the horizon at q four hundred that sheriff has ruled out terrorism and given more details of the incident. our information now is there was only one person on the plane and that was the person flying the plane i understand the person may have been doing some air stunts and whatever i know that some aircraft were scrambled from the air force base there is no indication that this person who was flying that plane we.

back to work and the latest on the investigation into the plane stolen in seattle. >>> president trump returning to washington to a new flip flop on his legal team. how rudy giuliani contradicted himself on a key question from the special counsel. >>> a low-life. she's a low life. >> omarosa on the outs with president trump. she will play the bombshell tape she recorded in the situation room. >>> and the leaders of north and south korea announcing a summit in pyongyang. we go live to seoul. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> very happy it is monday. i'm dave briggs. the president once called her honest, of course, but now a low life. >>> we start with the president returning to the white house. following a week at the new jersey golf club that the white house called a working vacation. special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation is no doubt top of mind in the west wing. sunday, rudy giuliani telling cnn if the president sits down for questioning by mueller, he will deny he directed james comey to end the investigation of former national security adviser michael flynn. >

accident the most of exciting innovations in america happened in the two areas farthest from washington, d.c., seattlend silicon valley. her act is any company with more than a billion dollars in sales. a lot of companies with $900 billion in sales would say let's hire a bunch of lawyers and split off. then 40% of the votes now have to be for the employees? so the employees vote themselves big pay raises. the companies are no longer efficient. and in it you get innovation stops and a stagnant puddle. kennedy: then you introduce things like automation. it's a slightly different mechanism than the forced $15 minimum wage laws that socialists are pushing which will kill entire sectors and keep people who need jobs the most of out of the workplace. >> entry level jobs won't be available when people need them the most of. you can employment is at 4%. if workers feel they aren't being treated fairly by their companies, they have choices now. kennedy: they are bad at basic economics, therefore they shouldn't be in charge of the economy. thank you so much, you look fantastic. >> thank you. i'm recovering from

up north and washington and seattle is getting did. >> amazing. they've had measured. all the air quality we saw here with our north bay fires which were records measured by the bay area quality management district, seeing the same thing in washington state. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> we have an answer tonight to the question of who is the fastest pug in berlin. that's 4-year-old emma on your screen. she took the top spot and it's her third straight year. there she is on the trophy stand. she finished that 54-yard race just under six seconds. pretty impressive. you could probably do it because you're so fit. don't call her the usain bolt of pugs. she took home a trophy, a medal and a dogfy pillow. >>> now, a look at a busy day in sports. >> the oakland a's haven't had sole possession of first place in the american league west division this late in the season since 2014. it's been a while, but today looking to complete the sweep of the astros to take over the division. we'll have highlights of that plus the giants on the other hand just looking