visitaron hoy philadelphia para hablar de los resultados de (nombre en inglÉs) donde estÁn en seattle, washingtonica como un peligro para la comunidad. peter con organizaciÓn movimiento nuevo santuario hay un trasfondo polÍtico en el esfuerzo de ice. >>> no es una coincidencia que ellos anunciaron esta operaciÓn, de 3 semanas antes la elecciÓn >>> estamos viendo que las prÁcticas cambiaron en la pasada iban a sus casas en las madrugadas y ahora los monitorean por varias semanas >>> vamos a seguir, vamos a luchar no vamos a hacer intimidades por estas tÁcticas de ice >>> atenciÓn con eso corte suprema decidirÁ si el presidente trump puede excluir a los inmigrantes sin documentos del censo 2020. el mÁximo tribunal aceptÓ revisar el memorandum principal que quiere sacar a inmigrantes sin estatus legal una corte habÍa bloqueado esta orden pero luego el fallo serÁ en la corte suprema en una audiencia que estÁ programada para el final de este aÑo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> pues ahÍ estÁ el presidente trump que dijo esta noche que podrÍa irse del pais si joe biden llegarÁ a ganar las elecciones lo

here in seattle washington we have a robust mail and ballot system what that conversation would look like. >> the appeal is enormous and in theory it has largely been attempted in the country for people is a of the in the polls so convincingly that if we somehow have a robust online voting system that would drastically increase voter participationld but this country doesn't have really great numbers that would actually show up on election day in the paper so engage. and those in a given election it's. >> and you also need to keep in mind there is a nontrivial amount then effectively use the postal ballot or mail and ballot system as well because they have constrains. so we do need to keep that in mind it's also there is an element if there is a natural disaster women to have backup plans and with those digital solutions and then to provide access to be enfranchised. elections are about access with as much choice as we can in a responsible and measured by that's why we do need to keep exploring this. >> and to push back ahi little bi bit. >> and looking at voter access issues and then

announced thursday it will shutter the original assembly line for its 73787 jetliner in the seattle washington area moving production to its south carolina facility now the relocation will begin around the summer of 2021 boeing will keep assembling other aircraft at the seattle plant while it's not clear what impact the move will have on jobs washington state representative j.t. wilcox said it could affect as many as 900 jobs in a facebook post washington governor jay inslee spoke about the situation thursday when this market comes back so should these jobs. we will do everything in our power to. washington times fear is truly. and that obviously includes a hard look at the more than $100000000.00 in tax advantages that are to enjoy the annually by the boeing company. and meanwhile as boeing attempts to get approval for the troubled 737 max to return to service f.a.a. administrator steve dixon piloted test flight of the jetliner earlier this week said the 37 max has been grounded of course for 18 months after 2 deadly crashes took the lives of 346 people following the flight dixon told reporte

>> seattle washington. >> she is an american. you are going to take her rights away by voting for this woman who is a racist? >> sean: the good news is the american people side with judge barrett and reject the democrats court packing agenda. 51% of americans support a barrett confirmination. "new york times" poll found 58% are against packing the court. democrats are aligned to take down republicans at all costs. two weeks from now and now barack obama is being deployed to back senator graham's challenge jamie harrison in south carolina. now they are bringing in barack obama. joining us with reaction. senator lindsey graham. did they raise like $100-million? you are the new ted cruz in this election cycle going up against bozo with $100-million? >> those two ladies were trying to intimidate me. some showed at my house and broke my window. i will be stuck up here getting the judge confirmed. i am more determined than i have ever been to make sure judge barrett gets on this court next monday and take her to the floor this weekend.

it was announced on friday, in seattle, washington, most students will continue classes at home for at least the next three months. and now the city of boston is closing its public schools to in-person learning. >> i was at the opening day of school october 1st. it was the first time many of these young people were in school since back in march. and making that decision was probably one of the hardest decisions i've had to make since the coronavirus pandemic began here. >>> there's just over a week to go before the u.s. presidential election. both candidates are burning up the campaign trail and both are talking about covid, but obviously in very different ways. plus, we'll show you how governments in europe are stepping up restrictions as coronavirus cases soar. stay with us. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shi

national parks including denver colorado, your hometown, las vegas, los angeles, san diego, seattle washington. >> i am in for a stay cation and i am okay. >> you get to be with your wonderfully. >> and you and gianna. that's awesome. how is the traffic going? >> can i throw my name in if there needs to be a special assignment to investigate the story to check out the locations, i would be happy to go. >> the first name in the hat is yours. >>> taking a look at the roadways as you hit the altamont pass, a few brake lights. it is a slow ride out of tracy getting to the altamont pass area. it's the usual stuff. super commuters you know what to expect. there are no accidents or incidents, so that's good news. once you are passed that things open nicely towards the dublin interchange. everything is free flowing in both directions. on 84 you will see brake lights so things are starting to pick up. taking a look at traffic elsewhere, if you are taking 101 north near bailey avenue, we have reports of a trouble spot on the right shoulder. it is not blocking lanes. this is an area where we typically st

new patients could be sent to portland, oregon, or seattle, washington for treatment. hospitals in nearby spokane, washington, are in the same situation. all regional hospitals are experiencing the same situation. i love that the president last night tried to spin the idea that covid-19 is a blue state problem, right. the president in the last week has told us that covid is caused by masks and he tried to sell us last night it's caused by blue state governors. north dakota has the worst covid-19 outbreak on earth, and north idaho has nowhere to put their patients anymore. but the president is cheering on the anti-mask folks there and the local officials are listening. this was president trump's visit today to the largest retirement village in america. it's a retirement village. that means it's all older americans in this crowd. let the record show, let history note that this is what the president of the united states did today on the day the country had more new covid infections than any other day thus far in the entire pandemic. that's how he gathered his fellow americ

conversation by asking why would you even want to on line voting and i will say i'm coming from seattle washington where we have a robust mail-in ballots system and it's quite easy. >> i think the appeal is enormous. in theory it's largely been attempted in this country for military servicemembers and it could be used for people with disabilities who f don't have a lot of access to the polls. i think if we somehow had a robust on line voting system that would drastically increase participation and the bigger question than how we would get there. this country doesn't have great numbers of people who show up on election day and many people are so engaged. they are more interested in -- then devote in an election. >> i would second what kevin just said. i think we need to keep in mind that there is a nontrivial number of voters who can't hand mark a paper ballot and are not able to effectively use the postal ballot and the mail-in system as well with various constraints. we do need to keep in mind also there is an element of anonymity and we are going through a pandemic right now. we need to have bac

seattle dealt with by us over the summer. washingtoneaders including the governor pushed back at the idea of federal intervention when it was suggested by the president. if elected governor under what , specific conditions would you support the presence of federal forces on local streets in response to civil unrest? chief culp: right, we currently have a governor who is very soft on crime and that is obvious. ,he does not know that crimes have been happening and that parts of seattle have been taken over and i saw him in the live conference. clearly he had no clue what was going on or he was lying or one of the other. and yes, he did send in the national guard. we all have the right to peacefully assemble and speak your mind. right. but when it turns violent. when people start looting stores and light cars on fire, that is , no longer the first amendment right. that is a crime called rioting. and although the governor did send in troops, the national guard, because the governor is the commander-in-chief of the washington state national

>> i'm from seattle, washington. >> seattle is where things have gotten out of control. >> i pay yourica, sir, where are you from? my daughter, who stood on the shoulders of giants. you're going to take her race away by voting for this woman who's a racist? ainsley: can we expect more of this kind of thing, and what about after the election if president trump wins? >> yeah, i think you can. we've seen this now nor a while -- for a while, okay? we've actually had people on the heft who have openly encouraged people to show up at their home, kick them out of restaurants. that's kind of the politics of intimidation. it doesn't work. i don't know any senator on either side of the aisle whos has changed their vote or position on the basis of this. i also think, and you see in the -- hear in the voice and see in the statements of these people some real exaggeration here. the idea that this woman is a racist, that they would say that, i think the overwhelming majority of people who saw the hearing last week saw someone they were very impressed with. they may disagree about wanting her there

we're live in washington. >>> seattle police stopped you. todd: look at that. shocking video as a suspect charges a seattle police cruiser and sets it on fire with the officer inside. the disturbing moment as a record number of officers leave the force. jillian: says if 2020 hasn't thrown enough curve balls, an as tried is -- asteroid is barreling towards earth. just in time for election day. todd: "fox & friends first" on a monday morning starts right now. ♪ todd: i understand this is a fun dance song, but -- jillian: you've been there entirely too long. todd: that's what you're going to get this week. good morning, everybody. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for joining us. president trump calling the biden family a criminal enterprise amid an investigation into hunter biden's yo alleged business dealings. todd: joe biden ramps up his attacks over the president's coronavirus response. griff jenkins joins us with more. >> reporter: hard to believe, 15 days to go. the gloves were c

coming up in the next budget cycle and the need for fixing a bridge there but the port of seattle the washington state ferry system and given the revenue shortfalls right now. and then looking at the transportation budget we have huge progress passing the largest and the most environmentally friendly budget so i willing to pay for transportation so we can actually put people to work we need to look at rational cuts over half a million dollars myself of executive action the last two months and already made those cuts and those were what times those were necessary and i have been vindicated in my decision because i do four.five and a half - - part one - - four. $5 million from chief and the republican party in the middle of the pandemic we should not take away healthcare we should take away from people in the middle of a pandemic or mental health or women's right to choice and to finance that it is very much at risk right now. >> the governor said he was vindicated in the decision not to call for a special session and do you feel there should be any sort of state money to a project like this seatt

seattle. washington's governor not happy about this remember, just a few years ago they gave a bunch of tax incentives to boeing in order to say, hey, look, we want you to stay here. we want you to invest in the seattle area he says it's going to cost them potentially 1,000 jobs in the area boeing, by the way, in the process of cutting 19,000 jobs this year as part of a streamlining effort. and, guys this is not a huge surprise here. take a look at shares of boeing. they delivered just 87 planes this year. 87 it's going to be one of the lowest years in a long time in terms of deliveries. remember, that is important. deliveries drive revenue en that is a company that still has -- hasn't delivered any maxes. we know why. and the 787 like all wide body demand is slower because of what is happening with airlines around the world >> that's like a one huff two punch. is there any pro grection from the industry of when deliveries could start to pick up is it a leading indicator or lagging? >> they don't believe that we're going to see an increase in orders and that's really what you want to see first you won

. >> tragic to say the least, when you look at the mayor of washington, seattle, washington you lookminneapolis, you look at new york, chicago all round by democratic mayors and governors, a tragic situation, small businesses are going broke if the brazeal and cuomo don't quit fighting about new york city, were gonna lose the greatest city on the face of the earth, new york is a wonderful place, these restaurant owners, the barbershops, the hair salons, they don't know what to do, they are being ripped on a political basis, it's tragic no other word to use. neil: i talked to a number of doctors and were worried about a new spike in cases and even though most of those old that is a controllable spike, politicians can react, some say overreact and i'm wondering if we raise revisit shutdown among guns and i'm sure a lot of these businesses fear the most. >> idle conversation early this morning with a fellow in sweden that i know and talk to him about why sweden is behaving the way they are behaving, everybody says look at the science, sweden has not done anything, they tell the people w

. >>> "the seattle times" reports washington state officials failed to live-track a murder hornet in hopes of destroying its nest. last week state scientists captured a live giant asian hornet. they used dental floss to tie a tracking device to the female hornet but lost her when she went into a forest. the insects are known as murder hornets because they can quickly kill honeybee populations. 18 hornets have been found in the state since last year. >>> still ahead oprah's latest surprise. oprah winfrey is calling up people in texas with this message. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of l

this is it the vikings -- i love that mustache -- make their way to centurylink field there in seattle, washingtondon't argue with me. vikings/seahawks, 7:00 p.m., sunday night, football night in america.he seahawk make again >> it's very much like an eagle. >> my favorite >> he only has one bird noise. >> al's seahawk and pterodactyl are never in the same room at the same time. >> no, they're not, because i would bet on the pterodactyl >> thanks for that, i think. coming up, if you're having a rough time, and a lot of us are, join us for the conversation with the rapper logic. he's going to share some of his mental health journey and finding healthier ways to deal with a lot of life's challenges, especially now when you take a look at her record, it all begins to un-ravel. ann ravel's no reformer, she's backed by big corporations who've poured hundreds of thousands into her campaign. and she opposes ballot measures to make the economy more fair for working people. only dave cortese is endorsed by the california democratic party. he's helping us battle the pandemic with a science-based approach. a

this debate has been organized by the washington state debate coalition and its premier media partners. seattle city, founded the coalition to enhance voter access to those who hold and seek our states highest officers. thank you to the washington state debate coalition lead sponsor aarp washington. >> to preserve social distancing the moderators are seated at the main studio while the candidates are at home in separate rooms elsewhere in the building. this debate with a moderated by broadcast political reporters, essex porter, brandy cruise, chris daniels and melissa santos. good evening from the tbw studios in olympia and to all of you watching across the state from spokane, ocean shores and from walla walla. let's bring in our candidates for governor, , the incumbent washington governor jay inslee and republic police chief loren culp. first of all i need an affirmative that you can hear us from the studio. >> yes. >> yes. >> we get what to let viewers know at home at the candidates are alone in those rooms you see them in. they are upstairs from us here in the studio. there are no campaign s

forecast now coming from our institute of health metrics and evaluation at the university of washington in seattleumbers. looking at 511,000 american deaths by february 28 of next year so that is more than the doubling of the current number. given how everyone is so exhausted already from the epidemic, that is really sobering news on the tragedy, of course, is we can do something about this. i put together ever last summer a plan to contain this virus, to prevent this terrible surge or delay it and even now if we could get 95% compliance with masks we could save hundred and 29,000 american lives but we just don't have that leadership. in washington, dc and in the white house and as we heard in the report, the president wants to continue to downplay it. coronavirus is now spreading faster through england than the government's own worst case scenario prediction. that's according to a report by the scientific advisory group for emergencies, or sage, which says there testing of more than 150,000 people with and without symptoms gives the office for national statistics a feel for how widespread the vir

post this morning in a different article by the washington post -- your reaction, james in seattle, washingtondependent, you're up first, good morning to you. caller: good morning and thank you. the real reason why the democrats don't make it a priority and mitch mcconnell did what he did in the senate democrats allow him, they don't make a big deal of it. when a republican puts on these what -- right wing judges, they are all white people. the whole white race, democrats and republicans maintains the white privilege and democrats don't make it a big issue. they see nothing wrong with putting this judge on the supreme court because the constitution really means nothing, it's just a piece of paper and it can be interpreted to mean anything, slavery, jim , it's left up to interpretation and these judges are allowed to interpret whatever they want. there is nothing in the constitution it says they cannot put this judge on. ae democrats could have made recess appointment of a judge when obama was in. it's not a priority to them. it really doesn't matter if the judge -- it doesn't take away the whi

time coming into the pacific seaboard is a low which might give just as much rain in seattle more likely in washington state not just last a day they'll tend to fall apart as the rain comes in land that's called neck to function the upper midwest otherwise it's much much quieter now you'll be pleased to hear this looks beautiful for a couple of days right for the sas now anything else coming in not immediately scattering ish as no more than that throughout the caribbean as you right expect this time of the concentration for the south panama for example and this is correct as the sun goes sassed the heavy rain tends to go with it so we expect to see it in south america particularly in brazil where we quite like it not in the panzanella in the west but further east as you can see dropping down towards real science so that's and just generating is a little low off the coast of argentina which will bring a bit of cloudy wet weather than the guys. from. the rhythm our vital source of substance to the countries of flows through this thing called on who can lay claim to deny or even a good given because i th

we're live in washington. >>> seattle police stopped you. todd: look at that. as a suspect charges a seattle police

hablar de los resultados de la operación el esfuerzo que duró una semanafue en baltimore, washington, d.c. dénver y seattle área de filadelfia >>> además de los arrestos se enfocaron en algo que califican como un peligro para la comunidad, la ciudad santuario >>> pero no todos están de acuerdo con este mensaje >>>nombre extranjero con organización de movimiento dice, hay un trasfondo político en el esfuerzo de (nombre extranjero) >>> no es coincidencia que anunciaran esto asegura que ante la amenaza de redadas la comunidad se mantiene informada >>> vamos a ser intimidados durante una elección >>> ahora nos vamos a una pausa pero en breve >>> las autoridades buscan a este sujeto considerado como el principal sospechoso en la muerte de su esposa >>> muchas personas se preparan para votar pero algunas no saben cómo llenar la boleta más tarde le explicamos cómo hacerlo para que su voto cuente >>> (comerciales) >>> un televidente salvadoreño que viajaría a el país centroamericano contó que al llegar no lo dejaron abordar el avión cuando un oficial demostró que mostrará la prueba de covid-19 que por orden del go

we are also based out of seattle, washington.e have a number of spokespeople around america, and i am located in columbus, ohio. we advocate for trying to have key legislations past, such as the international affairs budget, emergency funding of covid-19 global response, and so on and so forth. we are interested in seeing with the plans are for new administrations and having them passed. host: that is george in ohio. this is chris in texas on the line for those who support the trump-pence ticket. caller: good morning. i watched the debate last night, and i have to say i think pence did a really good job. i think harris kind of avoided all the questions that the american people wanted to know, like banning fracking. that is something that would put my husband out of a job and millions of other oil workers. harris the slander that had to give the administration wasy or i'm sorry, pence's wasted having to continually defend themselves over the president saying the virus was a hoax that has been debunked. he did not say that. it is c

we're live in washington. >>> seattle police. stop, dude. jillian: look at that. unbelievable video. as a suspect charges a seattle police cruiser and sets it on fire with the officer inside. the disturbing moment as a record number of officers leave the force. todd: and an alarming discovery, border patrol uncovers and underground tunnel near the u.s./mexico border. jillian: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ todd: do i lose my man card if i know that this is in the bridge scene with the motorcycles in how to lose a guy in 10 o 10 days. jillian: oh, wow. todd matt just turned around and walked the other direction. todd: are you no longer on our show. jillian: i don't have a response for that one. todd: i think i'm right. jillian: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. todd: i can't watch football anymore. i'm todd piro. president trump calling the biden family a criminal enterprise. jillian: meantime, joe biden ramping up attacks over the president's covid 19 response. griff jenkins is live in washi

we introduced -- we were introduced to the virus in seattle, washington, when it attacked in a nursingiors in nursing homes passed away. in new york state, when you look at the percentage of deaths in nursing homes, we're 46 out of 50 states. 46 out of 50 states. so, by percentage our loss was much, much less than other states. we've done a full study of it, the virus came into nursing homes from the staff. this is before we knew there was asymptomatic spread, before we had the testing capacity. but we always had additional beds for covid-positive people. weapon had emergency hospital beds, additional hospital capacity. we never forced any nursing home to take them. so -- that's just not true. >> just to follow on that, though, at the time in march absolutely there were -- the idea that the hospitals were going to be full was a real one, you wanted to free up beds. but to jonathan's question now, you do a lot of reflecting in this book and you admit to to some mistakes, maybe we should have done masking sooner and shut things down earlier, that's all early march fog of war stuff and we

washington governor. this has been organized by the debate coalition and media partners. seattleity club enhances voter access. thank you to the washington state coalition, aarp washington. >> to preserve social distancing, moderators are seated in the main studio, the candidates are elsewhere in the building. this debate will be moderated by political reporters. good evening from the tvw studios in olympia and all of you watching. candidates in our for governor, income and, jay inslee, and the republican police chief. affirmative you can hear us from the city of? >> yes. ,> we want to let viewers know they are upstairs from us in the studio. there are no campaign staffers allowed. no members of the production crew are in the room. they were not allowed to bring in notes, cell phones or computers. it is just them. the candidates have screens where they can see each other. they can see the moderators. >> i will go over the format. it is somewhat different from last week's presidential debate. we will be with opening statements, questions will be asked of both candidates, who have

time coming into the pacific seaboard is a low which might give just as much rain in seattle more likely in washington state not just last a day they'll tend to fall apart as the rain comes in land that's called nectar front to the upper midwest otherwise it's much much quieter now you'd be pleased to hear this looks beautiful for a couple of days right for the sas there anything else coming in not immediately scattering of shadows no more than that throughout the caribbean as you right expect this time of the concentration for the south panama for example and this is correct as the sun goes sassed the heavy rain tends to go with it so we expect to see it in south america particularly in brazil where we quite like it not in the pond to now in the west but further east as you can see dropping down towards real science so that's and just generating is a little low off the coast of argentina which will bring a bit of cloudy wet weather than it guys. for. one half scottish and half lebanese so diversity is really important to me and al-jazeera is the most diverse place i've ever worked it's we have so man

was strategically planned, facilitated, advertised on social media by anarchists in washington, portland, and seattle. they have attracted a cultlike energy. the article goes on to describe the all-too-familiar tactics of these left-wing anarchists. a black clad figures, break windows, set fires, vandalize police cars, then mail back into the crowd of peaceful protesters bid them when the police respond, the public disdain for law enforcement grows. it is asymmetric war for stomach fair 101 terry turchie, assistant projects, 21 cochair. it took an antifa sympathizer to tell the truth and set the recod straight against the media narrative we played earlier. because that's exactly right. the bottom line is, we were taught in the fbi early on, if we follow the facts and the trail, don't be reading things into big guy didn' to mike danze terms. it's not white supremacists that are out burning cities and intimidating diners and restaurants. it's in many cases university graduates. if the people who comprise the antiracist aspect of what the left has been developing in the revolutionary left for years. tha

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seattle, the fbi. report in the washington post, the justice department and fbi are planning for election day violence. stand back of the proud boys. something you had to face in washington in addition to coronavirus. how are you thinking about that, about what happens if we do not have a result on election night or these things that you're saying the president might do come to pass? >> we're keeping our eye on the ball and fighting covid which is our goal right now and we're doing it. we've got almost zero help from the president who has consistently tried to downplay and ignore this problem and we're asking people to do what is necessary and has worked for, you know, a couple centuries now, which is to vote and count the votes. if we do those two things democracy is going to survive this four years of chaos and anarchy and constant lies. i believe we will get through this. we have to vote. we have to raise our voices. that's one of the reasons i asked ten other governors to join me in this statement. we need everyone to raise our voices in warning. we need a lot of paul reveres out there that voter s

the violence perpetrated by the lunatic fringe in portland, seattle, san francisco, oakland, los angeles, chicago, new york city, washington, d.c., louisville, kentucky. minneapolis, and even kenosha, wisconsin, is especially important when the mayors of these cities have withheld police protection from their own citizens, leaving innocent and peaceful shopkeepers and residents to the mercy of mob law, and when prosecutors have reduce fused to hold accountable those who have perpetrated this violence upon the american people. . there is precious little time before the election to take a stand clearly and unambiguously political violence and with one voice to stand with and not with the rule of the mob. if we can speak together on this most important issue, maybe we can start to find our way back other fundamental principles and institutions that have a people and us as ade our nation and lynn kol's words -- lyincoln's words, the mankind. hope of squander this opportunity to reclaim the legacy our forefathers left us. reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentle

seattle from q13 fox. a big story tonight, washington state officials say they were again unsuccessful at live tracking a so-called a murder hornet while trying to find and destroy a nest of these giant insects. a scientist used dental floss to tie a tracking device on a female hornet only to lose signs of her when she went into a forest. a large asian hornets can decimate entire hives of honeybees and deliver painful stings to humans. 2020. that's tonight live look from outside the beltway from "special report." it will be right back. tums versus mozzarella stick (bell rings) when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. ♪ >> bret: we are learning new details to

washington, new york, they say unrest. portland, seattle.in 1000 troops to basically protect cities in texas from unrest over the weekend. do you think this chaos is going to go through the weekend before election day? >> yeah. i do. you know, i predicted this months ago. this is, you know, black lives matter an antifa. they are the militant arm of the democratic party. most of these major cities where you've seen the outbursts of violence and the devastation, the assaults, the arson, the murder, they're in cities run by democrats. and you know, these are things that can be dealt with, if they're dealt with right. they have the right leadership. and these leaders have chosen not to do anything. that, that leads me to believe that it is intentional. elizabeth: let's go through it. 12 cops injured in philadelphia. 30 were, excuse me, 12 hospitalized. 30 were injured overall. 91 arrested after walter wallace was shot dead by police. he was, chasing them with a knife. critics saying why didn't you taser him? why didn't you just i can take him do

cities, some of the biggest in the country, including new york, san francisco, los angeles, washington, d.c. and seattlean 20% from last year. it's not only people, but companies, too are moving out. they want more physical space and they want cheaper rent and mortgages. where are they going? gainesville, florida in the north of florida. bismarck, north dakota. and ogden, utah, north of salt lake city. in other words, smaller cities. these three in particular are seeing not only an influx of people but business as well. all of this aided by the work-from-home trend. but these small pockets of growth don't tell the complete picture, the whole story. job openings nationally down 15% from the pre-pandemic levels. permanent layoffs are rising and there's a lack of stimulus from washington. that's threatening the smaller businesses' survival. it's not all gloom and doom. tech and retail are hiring, especially with the holidays upon us. the bulk of their hires in warehousing and logistics. that's a sign of the changing times. the long-term implications of all this, especially for the big cities that remains t

i mean, every cultural and political figure in washington, new york o'malley, or silicon valley or seattleere was this -- in spite of the fact that at the same time he was doing this, he had dragged the u.s. into this -- what the u.n. close the greatest humanitarian catastrophe of our time, this massive war crime that saudi and american attack on yemen. jamal is the lone voice in washington, d.c., speaking out against or criticizing even in gentle ways this new regime, and that made him incredibly dangerous to saudi arabia. that is compounded by the fact that jamal knew so much. he was an insider, the ultimate insider. earjust someone who has the of powerful people inside the royal court, but someone who was working closely with saudi intelligence and was at the saudiof the ca in arabia not just in afghanistan, but the decades afterward throughout the region. so he knew things that would be incredibly damaging to the royal family and to the u u.s.-saudi relationshipip. nermrmeen: lawawrence wright, ms was s haileded as a rereformer e u.s. w when heame and met all of these important people

over to the west coast, the university of washington is trying to contain an outbreak among 11 sororities and fraternities near the seattlen saturday the number of those infected rose to 144 students. this is the campus second outbreak involving off campus greek organizations since june. families holding a national day of remembrance in washington, d.c. to honor more than 200,000 americans whom the virus has killed. >> i will never forget my last conversation with dad, lasts about 30 seconds. i can still see his demoralized exhausted face, using what little energy he had to wave to us. >> reporter: the host of the event, covid survivors for change, also thanks frontline workers and essential workers for all they're doing for this country and that organization says it is demanding lawmakers come up with a national safety and recovery plan. jon. jon: charles watson in atlanta. charles, thank you. >>> he's been up and around. our plan for today is to have him to eat and drink, be out of bed as much as possible, to be mobile and if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today, our hope is that we can plan for a disc

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