to head someone run for governor in the state of washington and follow donald trump. i believe that's unacceptable in our state. we believe that someone would not just follow signs but act on it. as you respond. would you tell us whether you have any policies that you would try to implement. no one cares about our climate about our environment than people that actually our hands on with it. the farmers, the ranchers and the loggers. i had been a hunter and fisherman my entire life. out in the woods. and on the water. my grandpa was a commercial fisherman. my other grandpa on my dads side was a sports fisherman. i grew up on the water. i grew up hunting. no one cares about the land in water more than people that actually had hands on. we need to get bureaucrats out of the way. the reason we don't have seem salmon is because this governor has failed. >> the governor as you respond would you talk about whether anything you want to do with climate change would make much of a difference in the short term where we are already seeing these fires? what makes a difference in li

state. here in washington we have leadership crisis. i have been in leadership positions my entire life. answered in the united states army, a sergeant, going through drill sergeant school also the noncommissioned officers academy i was a graduate also an honor graduate from the fans individual training class i trained civilians into being soldiers. after my military service in the 101st airborne division i went into civilian workforce they learned building trades in the olympia area where we're at right now and then in 1988 i started my own construction business out of one. here i put that up i'm not nothing over 20 years of the realize my childhood dream in 2010 to become a police officer i put in leadership positions my entire life i have three different careers. been in leadership in the state is the leadership crisis right now you can tell that by the governor just taking a big pay raise to say he cannot control that but he can issue an executive order to affect your pay and your job and your business but affect one - - apparently he cannot do it is a raise that is a little bit one s

washington. you know a lot of these jobs. you are from the east side of the state. at would you do to keep jobs in western washington? lived most of my life on the western side. me keep trying to pigeonhole like it is a negative. i love the entire state. the problem in this state is the governor has lost touch with reality. he has been working in government for decades. he has no clue what is going on in the real world. he has never built a business. i have. i started with one employee and an old truck, bought from my grandma and payments. homemade single axle trailer. that is how i started my construction business. i've built it over 20 years. i had multiple trucks doing jobs all around puget sound. this governor has no clue what it is like in the real world. this is not a business from the state. it has not been for a long time. he has exacerbated that. mandates, higher taxes, regulations. this governor promised 8 years ago, he would not raise taxes. he lied to us 33 times. the state budget has almost doubled under his tenure. i'm governor, this will be a business

state. here in washington we have a leadership crisis. have been in leadership positions my entire life i served in the united states army. i was a sergeant. i went through drill sergeant school. i also went through that noncommissioned officers academy. i was an honor graduate from the non-commissioned officers academy. i was also an honor graduate from my advanced individual training class. i trained civilians into being soldiers. after my military service in the 101st airborne division i went into the civilian workforce i learned the building trades and worked in the olympia area right where we are now. i worked for other people for three or four years and then in 1988 i started my own construction business working right out of libya, right here. i built that up from nothing ran it over 20 years and then realized my childhood dream in 2010, and became a police officer. i've been in leadership positions my entire life. i have three different careers where i've been in leadership and this state is in a leadership crisis right now. you can

manufacturers across the country and making them leave the united states or making them believe washington state and going to south carolina you're bragging about boeing but they're having a huge. portion of their development going out of the state because of the huge regulatory and union burdens that are upon them that's not just in seattle that's that's across the country that's why they're leaving and president trump is lowering all of those regulatory burdens and that's why you see manufacturing jobs come back united states in numbers that we haven't seen for decades if not because these jobs have left and they're never going to come back again because of automation it's because of all of these terrible policies that republicans and democrats to pass for decades now they're starting to come back because we've lowered regulation that we've lowered taxes and we've brought those industries back to the united states that's good for america why would anybody be opposed to those things i don't i don't get it ok goodman i don't want to talk about trade the whole program ok you guys make good points

states have. a far cry from washington and oregon. in addition the court ruled louisiana had to extend, and people have options, if they need assistance with voting, they exercise their right to vote. similarly in south carolina, pushing the state to allow no excuse absentee voting and to eliminate the requirement on absentee ballots. i believe attorney general rosenblum mentioned in oregon now witness requirements but in south carolina, before this lawsuit, to watch you sign it and they had to sign it and of course under the current social distance to find another person, many live alone or others, they are not comfortable witnessing a ballot. the witness signature requirement referred it for people exercising their right to vote. because of that, the legislature moved or got a ruling in this case, they will allow no excuse absentee voting. and it is not insecure, they will, and they can be a valuable tool, the legislature didn't but john religion and continue litigating. there was a caramel case by the democratic party that also was

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

candidate infect washington state. here today. thank you. >> thank you. >> our nation depends on the women and men of fairchild air force base. we remain committed to providing the resources and training necessary to answer our nation's call. we believe that it is important to ensure that our military families have a voice and received the necessary support at the air force base. we are ableul that to successfully execute our mission. in closing, we often hear in the air force recruit airmen and retain families. today, we look forward to the having better support in retaining our families. thanks again. >> excellent. thank you. thank you again for your leadership, excellent comments. now we have recorded remarks from the u.s. secretary of defense, dr. mark esper. dr. esper served in the u.s. army on active duty and served as an army infantry officer earning award such at the department of defense medal for distinguished public service in the combat infantry badge. after a a career on both the public and private sector, dr. esper b

the washington state economy and the women and men who work in those jobs. >> do you find yourself in congress sharing book ideas with your colleagues ? >> not with all my colleagues but a few of them. i'm a pretty avid mystery reader and there's one member in particular that we trade book ideas. usually around which mystery we are reading lately, which mystery series we're reading lately . so that's kind of where i take my interest in sharing them with my colleagues when i'm reading them. >> and you're going to spend those long flights from seattle dc in a book ? >> people always ask when you find time to read. five hours on average one way across the country and there's plenty of time toread . like i can only watch so many recently released movies and so many netflix series or other streaming services. a good book and a goodbook on paper , either hardback or paperbackis still the way to go for me . >> tell us about the second district of washington. >> other than it being the best district in the country , it hugs the puget sound. you have to san juan islands in the northwest corner

states. our happeni when i talk about washington, hi the same things are happening in their states, much more firewalls, monitoring equipment, cybersecurity, conversations cyc that are happening with our onvt federal partners and local artns partners and our state partners, training, putting simple things like multi-factor authentication to doing tabletop exercises. so the effort has been incredibly ongoing, and now we are ready for whatever is comine our way. comi yes, we've been under attack, and we continue to be, but we're fighting it off. we're going to protect yone' everyone's vote. that's really the bottom line. >> vote by mail helps because te it's paper, right? we have paper ballots to back up any system that gets hacked. >> good point. cked >> i'm just add to it -- sorry, jennifer, go ahead. >> i was going to say, let me take the broader perspective of foreign interference.. to sae. hacks. it is also about spreading misinformation, which is why ith is so important to get, as the secretary wyman mentioned, to r get your information from a trusted source. to make sure that you are thi

the washington state governor jay inslee is standing by to join us live.e are following the path to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. we will take a look where each candidate stands with six days before the election. insulin injections can make diabetes complicated. meet omnipod - it delivers insulin through a tubeless pod. just one small pod replaces up to 14 injections! and today - you can get started with a 30-day omnipod dash trial at omnipod.com. no more daily injections. it's game-changing! get started with a free 30-day omnipod dash trial today. go to omnipod.com for risk information, instructions for use and free trial terms and conditions. consult your healthcare provider before starting on omnipod. simplify diabetes. simplify life. omnipod. >>> we are following breaking news in the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. death toll now surpasses 227,000. 40 states are reporting an increase in cases compared to just a week ago, including the state of washington. we are joined by him the governor of washington state democrat jay inslee.

and take a look at this workers from the washington state department of agriculture managed to destroy its first mass of the so-called murder hornets discovered here in the u.s. without suffering any stings or any other injuries right out of star wars themed nest to his sealed with foam and shrink wrap and they suffocated the hornets in there the nest was located right near the canadian border, pretty concerned because these giant asian hornets nickname murder hornets are large and they're seeing can be lethal, especially if a person is done numerous times the hornets also pose a huge threat to honeybees which is a huge concern because hate to say that they pollinate the hives so many there are pretty too. still ahead a deadly police shoo i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporatio

in washington state trappers clad in spacesuit-like protective gear destroyed the first nest of murderdiscovered in the united states. crews spent weeks capturing the asian giant hornets and tying tracking devices to them with dental floss before locating the nest in a tree trunk they then sucked out hundreds of them using a vacuum. the hornets can deliver painful stings to people and spit venom and are devastating to honeybee colonies and who would have thought that dental floss of all things >> i don't think anybody's shedding a tear over the murder hornets. sxl not this time, no. >>> the college admissions scandal comes to a finale for felicity huffman the actress has served her full sentence, a year of supervised release. 250 hours of community service and 11 days in jail. back in 2019 she pleaded guilty to paying rick singer $15,000 to have a procter change the answers on her daughter's s.a.t. test >>> it was an all-important night in game 5 of the world series the dodgers came out there firing with jacque pederson's home run in the second making it 3-0. the rays made it a game. r

officials in washington state finding the first known nest of the so-called murder hornet in the u.s. how they made that discovery using dental floss. the quick move to destroy it. >>> and the new tropical storm threat we are tracking in the caribbean. zeta could grow into a hurricane. residents on the gulf coast keeping a close eye. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with just nine days until votes are counted with the coronavirus pandemic shattering case records across america. and a new outbreak inside the white house. vice president mike pence holding a rally in north carolina. at the same time, at least five members of his inner circle have tested positive for covid-19. among them, his chief of staff, marc short, who has been by pence's side on the trail. the campaign says pence tested negative for the virus earlier today. and president trump still downplaying the threat, insisting to voters that the nation is rounding the turn in the covid fight. but it was a stark acknowledgment by his chief of staff, who said we will not contro

states to send their militia. for example we saw in washington d.c. on may 30, june 1 right after george floyd was killed, when we sell the president asking for state and national guards to send their units to d.c. to quell civil unrest prayed that was not a use of the insurrection act. that was a request to voluntarily come. and a number of state said yes. but a number of state governor said no to that request. so the insurrection act, is not just a request. it is a demand. it isn't certain circumstances. the question there would be are the circumstances of insurrection or rebellion or the predicates in the statute actually met based on what is going on? now i think it would be a misuse of that authority for the president to suggest for example that he did not think the outcome was fair. he didn't think it was right into protect against civil unrest he would invoke the insurrection act. if there is no reason to believe the election is unfair , that proves upbeat abuse of that authority. that said, we have an attorney general who is very much a believe

she writes, hello from washington state. something i have heard our secretary of state say -- by the way, the secretary of state is kim wyman, a republican, in washington state. washington state has had decades of experience with mail-in voting. something that an election administrator's job is to they didthe -- that lose. i would a interested to hear all the panelists talk on this issue. like ton, would you take that one? sure that i am not is the job of an elected administrator, and i think many candidates will be impervious to that this year. . thatople have whole teams they are using to advise them on the count. i think these exalted as factors we have all been talking about are very much going to influence whether candidates are willing to accept the count. think thee hand, i election administrator's want to be able to do their jobs. this is one of the reasons why i think the potential intimidation of counters after the election is so harmful. obviously it would be a terrible thing, but it would also increase the likeli

states to send their militias. for example, what we saw in washington, d.c. on may 30, 31st, june 1 fight after george floyd was killed when we saw the president asking for state, national guard's to send their units to d.c. to quell the civil unrest, that was actually not the use of the insurrection act. that was a request for then to voluntarily come, and a number of states said yes, but a number of states, governors said no to that request. the insurrection act is that just a request. it's a demand and it's in certain circumstances. the question there would be are the circumstances of insurrection or rebellion, the predicates in the statute actually met based on what's going on. it would be a misuse of that authority for the president to suggest, for example, that he didn't think the outcome was fair come he didn't think it was right and to protect against civil unrest, he would invoke the insurrection act. because if it is no reason to believe that the election is unfair, that seems there would be an abuse of that authority. that said, we have an attorney

i would actually start by saying did you know say in washington state, for example, the company that has the third highest number of employees on state-based medicaid assistance -- have some thoughts about that? amazon. we have to point out the subsidies we are giving to the wealthiest individuals and point out that hurts all of us. in many, many ways, we are taking many from working families and giving it to the wealthiest. and the next part can be if we were to invest in people, low income folks, people that have real challenges in their lives, that is like investing in your kids education. your kids money into education, it's because you know in 12 years, 16 years, 18 years, whatever number you want to use, that kid is going to have a better shot at being self-sufficient down the road and guess what that means? they are not going to depend on you, mom and dad, for their income down the road. that's one of the ways we have to bring it back to you do this all the time, why do you buy a house? you buy a house because it is an investment in the future. that's the same thing. if we help

chains including burger king and >>> scientists in washington state have made a major discovery inside a recently-located murder hornet nest. they found two of the queen hornets after taking down the tree where the nest was found about 110 miles north of seattle. more research needs to be done with the queens. nearly 100 murder hornets were captured last weekend. >>> turning now to the battle against covid-19 and the mounting number of new cases. in just the past 24 hours the virus has killed nearly 1100 americans with cases rising in 45 states. as holiday gatherings and celebrations across the nation have been put on hold, officials say the boston marathon has been pushed back until at least the fall of 2021. it does come amid some potentially good news about the number of new hospitalizations relative to the number of fatalities. i spoke earlier with dr. ryan rivera. >> dr. rivera, good morning. we appreciate you making time for us, as always. we're seeing rising covid cases, rising hospitalizations surging across the country. we want to focus on what could be considered encouraging

washington state and louisiana start early, in-person voting today among 30 states foundat n nationwide. viewers had to pick one, between dueling town halls on separate television networks defying the universal view among health experts, the president claimed the science is not decided on wearing masks to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. he said that the same day the u.s. spread 64 new cases the most since july and the highest count since the entire pandemic. >> as far as the mask is concerned, i'm good with masks, i'm okay with masks. just the other day they came out with a statement that the 85% of the people who wear masks catch it. >> i know that study. >> that's what i heard, and that's what i saw. >> for the record, the president was misrepresenting a cdc study. trump's night was also marked by what he could not or would not say even when he was asked about a conspiracy that democrats are running a satanic pedophile ring, qanon. the president has repeatedly elevated their claims on twitter coming from a group known to be a domestic terror threat by the fbi. the president, t

the state reported record primary turnout in august. washington though, not new to the vote by mail phenomenon, it is the norm there and officials are confident they can handle the volume. joining me now, kim wyman thank you for your time again. you're the expert since you've been at it for so long in washington. i was reading the transcript of an interview you did, you can handle this but what strikes you as the vitriol. you're a republican, but the nation's top republican saying fraud, rigged, saying things that are frankly wrong, correct? >> that's correct. and every time president trump takes a swing at absentee ballots of vote by mail ballots it undermines confidence. so officials have more to do to make sure their voters know that their vote is protected, their vote is going to be counted accurately and we're going to count for every vote we receive. >> the numbers the president was using with savannah guthrie were wrong. but there are cases where people are finding ballots discarded or in wrong locations. are other secretaries of state reac

peter to us is paying a visit to his parents who live in washington state. i'm. sorry you are doing really peter's mother and d.s. hasn't seen much of her son since he began to ring through the united states with his militia while he was concerned about his country's future she's more worried about his safety. and i know that neither do you want the salon term but it was the it was the greatest truck plant i think take this in the neighboring uses to here but i don't think there's any reason for violence in that is that he said that really frightens me here has had several death threats and i'm terrified that this is this this mother i would like for the police to do their jobs and for people like my son and others to be able to stand down and not take up arms and not have to feel it to protect themselves or their families or their way of life because i think in some ways that's where we're going to. this culture war keeps creating ever greater divisions in american society yet it is in itself full of contradictions as can be seen in peter de as this own family ro

. >> host: let's hear from this is don and washington state. this text is very happy and proud of this historic event it is wonderful to see conservatives succeed in placing a very qualified constitutionalist on the court. a couple of reactions here on twitter and this is the vice president mike pence who is not in the chamber this evening but this is often the case probably out of concerns over the covid testing, positive testing amongst his staff. vice president saying thank you to senate majority leader on all 52 republican senators for voting to confirm the nomination of amy coney barrett of the indiana to the serene court. greek vote, great day for america and we will show you more before the white house event gets underway. ... wanted to say that i'm glad we have someone that wants to interpret the law the way that it's written and strike down the unconstitutional stuff we are facing like the cases before the supreme court that were dismissed regarding the second amendment quite recently. >> host: on the democrats line heather is next in

. >> reporter: washington state has been voting almost entirely by mail since 2011. >> i can usually convince the most staunch critic that the system is secure. >> reporter: secretary of state, a republican, says transparency is key. >> local election officials need to share with communities what they're doing to protect the ballots they're in charge of. when people see that, they have more confidence in local officials and hopefully that translates to all election officials. >> reporter: washington is one of five all mail election states. more than two dozen other states expanded absentee voting options due to coronavirus pandemic. >> is there anything you are worried about given how many states have had to quickly adapt and expand their vote by mail efforts? >> i think we are going to find bumps in the road on election day. many states don't have the infrastructure to handle this kind of volume that they're going to be expecting. >> reporter: perez advises local governments to have extra workers on hand to help process influx of ballots and urges voters to get them in early. >> you

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>> reporter: and detectives back in washington state had no answers for him.ith no body, no new leads, and no new suspects, the investigation was dead in the water. the case must have growing colder by the day. i'm sure you must have felt that way. >> absolutely. >> reporter: did you at some point feel like we've kind of got to give up on this until something comes our way? >> yeah. on the other hand, we knew somewhere, someday, sandi would be found. and the hope was that when that happened there would be some type of evidence that would assist us in putting this case together. >> reporter: they were about to get their wish. >>> coming up, all the men in sandi's life claimed they didn't see her the day she disappeared. which one of them is lying? >> the neighbor saw her car, recognized her car parked outside his house. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that con

is paying a visit to his parents who live in washington state. oh i'm. sorry you know you're an early peter's mother and d.s. hasn't seen much of her son since he began to ring through the united states with his militia while he's concerned about his country's future she's more worried about his safety. and i know that neither do you want the salon term was used for the latest from plants i think they take this in a different uses too hot here but i don't think there's any reason for violence in that it's a piece there that really frightens me here has had several death threats and i'm terrified about it so it's just this mother i would like for the police to do their jobs and for people like my son and others to be able to stand down and not take up arms and not have to feel it to protect themselves or their families or their way of life because i think in some ways that's where we're going to. this culture war keeps creating ever greater divisions in american society yet it is in itself full of contradictions as can be seen in peter de as this own famil

val from washington state shared what keeps her engaged.d wave signs for joe biden, jay inslee and local washington state candidates. i relish the supportive waves and honks. it's rejuvenating to be around people who care. mark in pennsylvania writes, i'm an african-american man with underlying health problems and being 68 years old i don't want to catch covid-19 by voting in person. i did receive my mail-in ballot last week in pennsylvania. i returned it in person. they sent me an e-mail confirmation that my official ballot was received and recorded. my stress level has evaporated and i can now tune out the news concerning the election because i have voted and will tune back in on election day to watch for the results. andrea writes, the energy created by the new lack of voter apathy and seeing people willing to speak up for their beliefs keeps me engaged when all the stress makes me want to tune out. i listen to both sides to show my daughter the importance of not choosing a side but instead choosing what is right for her future. i teach

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. >>> a washington state man who out after his ex-wife was arrested accused of a murder for hire plotpolice say baron lee's ex-wife sharon kelly paid a 17-year-old boy $13,000 to kill her husband. they were embroiled in a butter custody battle when lee was gunned down outside his apartment building in july, but he survived. >> just thinking this was my last breath. every time i took a last breath, i'm thinking, this is the last time i'm going to breathe. this is the last one. you're shot so many times, a total of nine times. i'm thinking this is it, right? >> lee said he suspected his ex-wife right away. it took three months for police to arrest her along with the alleged teen gunman and another 17-year-old accused of being the getaway driver. >>> an nba season that includes a pandemic and protests ends with the league's best player on top again. >> lebron james and the los angeles lakers are the champs, beating miami last night. they win the title in six games. lebron earning his fourth finals mvp and his fourth ring. the lakers now have 17 championships, five of those came when they

val from washington state shared what keeps her engaged. saturday afternoon i mask up with fellow citizens and wave signs for joe biden, jay inslee, the governor, and local washington state candidates. i relish the supportive waves and honks. i smile and wave back at a few thumbs-down. it's rejuvenating to be around people who care. i'm an african-american man with underlying health problems and being 68 years old, i didn't want to catch covid-19 by voting in person. i did receive my mail-in ballot last week in pennsylvania. i filled it out and returned it to my local county elections board drop-off location in person. they have sent me an e-mail confirmation that my official ballot was received and recorded. my stress level has evaporated and i can now tune out the news concerning the election, because i have voted and will tune back in on election day to watch for the results. abby writes, the energy created by the new lack of voter apathy and seeing people willing to speak up for their beliefs and keeps me engaged when all this stress ma

important test yet for the boeing 737 max jet, the head of the faa fluid for 40 minutes over washington state, he said he liked what he saw, there still some work to do, the 737 max has been grounded for more than one year. after 2 fatal crashes that killed 346 people combined. today's test flight is not part of the official recertification for the max, but it is a visible key step towards getting that jet back in the service.>>> country music fans are remembering mac davis, he passed away after complications from heart surgery.>> [ singing ] baby don't get hooked on me. >> the 76-year-old was known for baby, don't get hooked on me, he crafted songs for legends like elvis, dolly parton, before launching his own career.>> [ singing ]>>> the music road also mourning the loss of helen reddy, she shot to stardom in the 1970s with her at them i am woman. the singer and actress was 78 years old.>>> switching gears to weather, paul, a lot of us on high alert for weather conditions that are probably not going to be helpful to firefighters. >> three different things to be concerned about, poor air qua

good news today from washington state. it came in a statement of two words: got them., federal agriculture authorities destroyed a murder hornet nest, releasing these images, showing dozens of the invasive insects trapped inside that long, clear tube. the nest of asian giant hornets, an invasive species, was the first ever found in the united states. the two-inch insects are called murder hornets because they're predators of valuable honey bees. they were tracked with a tiny transmitter attached with dental floss. remarkable. now to an amazing story of survival. dash cam video captured this jeep-- look at that-- rolling down a mountainside near telluride recently. two people and their dog were sight seeing when the driver stopped and got out. that's when the car began rolling downhill. amazingly here, the woman in the jeep survived and is recovering. decker, their black lab, was found days later unharmed. lucky there. he was one of the pioneers of outlaw country music. ♪ i knew a man mr. bojangles and he danced for you ♪ >> yuccas: jerry jeff walker is best moan for th

and mps across from washington state, whatever. the covid thing is wore out and that's what the democrats were counting on to carrythem through . they have no issues in their hospitals . >> i want to get mix perspective on the covid-19, how that'simpacting this race in pennsylvania . >> i think covid is impacting the race everywhere. again, amongst the president's supporters i think you might find people like donna who think the issue is not salient or that the pandemic has somehow been handled or weare over it. i think amongst vindependent voters , they're not seeing the same reality. the pandemic is very much ongoing. their concern about how the federal responding to that so i don't think it's a given every independent voter will slip from president trump to biden because of this but overall the issue has probably been a plus for vice president biden . >> .. one thing that i was going to ask about, both on the issue of taking away people's freedom when it comes to state elections

join firefighters and emergency responders in voting 'yes' on 19. >>> back now with word from washington state about three new sightings of so-called murder hornets. experts are setting traps to tag and eventually destroy them which can be deadly to humans. >>> california has become the first state to take a step toward grannting reparations toward black americans. members have to figure out what form they might take. under the law they would not be limited to descendants of enslaved people. >>> now to a surprise in court at the sentencing for the heiress of the seagers liquor fortune. the judge throwing the book at clare bronfman. abc's andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning the seagram's liquor heiress is behind bars. clare bronfman was sentenced to nearly seven years in prison for her role in helping keith raniere, a self-improvement guru, convicted of turning women into sex slaves. the sentence putting some victims at ease. >> i feel a little bit more safer and i think that a lot of us can feel a lot safer. >> reporter: victims faced bronfman in court as the judge denounced bronf

. >>> cruise in washington state have destroyed the 1st nest of murder hornets in the u.s.he asian giant hornet was first spotted in washington last year. it was found in blaine, washington near the canadian border. the department of agriculture released this video. it almost looks bizarre, the scientists vacuuming the insects out of a tree. authorities in the u.s. are concerned that the invasive insects will destroy honeybee populations. >>> they are not only scary but you think that one nest was probably the only nest up there right? they are pretty scary. it was scary last night with those winds. the winds tonight are blowing, there are red flag warnings up at the higher elevations in the bay area which makes plenty of sense because we will still see wins in the elevated areas. the winds right now, the middle peak has 30 mile per hour winds. half of what it was last night. mount st. helena is 42 miles per hour tonight. so as we look at the models, the mornings is when it is the worst. the orange and red, at seven or 8 am, it will start to back away. that is the plan. it