i might want to get back to seattle. first, moliÈre on baltimore, this is a book that you really dive deep into this longer history of what work has meant and what industry has meant. in the steel mill in baltimore that is now the warehouse include amazon warehouses with american capitalism and the way that amazon is now, can you talk a little bit more about what was great about it what was not great about it? sometimes we talk about the newest economy right now the giga economy musical back to the good old days of unionized workforce, tell us more about what you discovered in this story you're telling about that? >> are so blown away by what they found. the bash i did not know more about this. more than a dozen years right up the road from this place. the notion of how vast and intensive extraordinary this place was. 3000 workers the biggest steel mill in the entire world. fire 6000 people downtown segregated downtown and all about. it became clear, i never one to apologize or idealize that work, at the outset. but as

seattle king county and aa cp reacting to the accounts. "we live in america where white people can storm the u.s. capital and go home safe and unharmed while black people are don't like basically sentenced to death for counterfeit bills and loose cigarettes. ted williams said earlier tonight, they talk to the family of george floyd, they have some measure of happiness and justice over this. we see all these other conversations tonight including from congresswoman saucier cortez. that this is just the beginning. >> i'm not entirely sure i understand what folks are asking for. they said that this was not going to go in affair way that derek chauvin was going to walk. it proves that the justice system is broken. then the opposite opposite happens. you can't have it both ways, you can't say that your way of thinking about justice in this country is only that you get the results that you want, the results that you demand via a mob, via the thought of violence which is what we saw over the course of the last several weeks, really the last year.

>> the school is located in north seattle and right next door is a park that's owned by the seattle school district. the school board refuses because of their ideology to sweep up any encampments so this encampment has grown to be enormous. i visited just a couple of weeks ago and it's massive. as a result more people are showing up and posing a danger to these kids. >> kristin: and listen to what this one parent has to say and i will get your take on the other side. >> i went through and there was someone with the throwing acts right in the middle of the trail surrounded by tenant, throwing it out this target and repeatedly hitting the bull's-eye. yesterday in seattle there was a shooting at a different encampments, two people were shot. >> kristin: throwing in acts it sounds like very close to young schoolchildren. >> it's a little relief feet away from the playground. i spoke to that parent today because as you pointed out, yesterday a security officer on campus awesome with what he suspected was a gun. it turned out to be a bb gun and no one was hurt but they went into the lockdown. un

he is live with us from seattle. welcome. jason, i want to start by taking a look at video from your city of seattle since last summer. stunning hatred aimed at police. let's watch. >> i need you to kill yourself. >> we're asking for people to think about what it is like to have lost a loved one. that's the anger you are hearing right now. >> do me a favor, take your guns, put them under your khins and pull trigger. >> you have blood on your hands. >> killing innocent children. >> don't grab my phone. [shouting] >> that might have something to do with the numbers you see on your screen. jason rantz reported some of this to us. so far this year 66 police officers have left the department. that number could top 100 by the end of may and in 2020, 193 officers left the police department in seattle. i want to start there, jason, pause for a bit and i want to go to daniel linskey. the things they're saying to cops, that has led to war on cops and how it must feel. take us inside the minds of police officers at this moment in time.

i need to talk to a regular-white guy. >> seattle is really white. i live in seattle. it's like -- it's like norway, essentially, right? but my neighborhood is like, 80%-plus people of color. and around the election time, all of a sudden, there is like white-power slogans at my kid's park. and the swastikas down by the lake, where i go hang out with my family. and like, all this stuff just starts swirling. this elderly african-american couple a few blocks away. like, someone painted the n-word on their truck. and that's just like messed up. and so, i was just like, well, i mean, time to, like, get off my ass and do something. >> yeah. why aren't more white people here? and i mean, maybe here with us right now but i mean, here, in this frame of mind? >> that's the real question. that's part of what we are doing is, like, can we create a space where we can do community defense. so people who are trying to fight back against the sort of various elements of oppression in society. they can -- they have the space to do it. >> yeah. good job, white people. >> so this is my nr

. >> it's from the seattle band nirvana. smells like team spirit. ♪ ♪ >> it's like the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everyone who was alive then could tell you when they heard that song. it was really transcendent. ♪ ♪ every day now ♪ >>> it's not like a threat. it sounded like a different generation coming in and saying what are you going to do for us. ♪ >> the so-called slackers, generation x, they were not being paid attention to, and this pressure was building up. especially the music industry for something that actually spoke to them. >> this is the first american generation that will make less than their parents will. it's a tough time to grow up in. i think the band and kurt cobain in particularly reflect that angst. >> kurt cobain was a great songwriter, has this ability to scream almost in tune. it just gave an intensity that was really unique. >> nirvana gave the record industry a wake-up call and said here is your new audience, so start looking for the people with the clothes with the hole

this is not an anomaly for seattle either. we are seeing similar results from big cities all across the country. new york, portland, louisville, for example. that's a really good example, because now they are under investigation and there is more on policing. they lost 230 officers in the last 16 months. murders are up 75%. and when you look at the data as to who is being murdered, these are predominately black people who are being murdered. so, when we talk about black lives matter and we have to defund the police, well, you are hurting the black community most. >> tucker: does anyone notice this? the city council of seattle, may year, neighbors, that people are dying. elgin are dying. totally innocent people are dying because of what they did. has anyone apologize or try to reverse course? >> there is definitely no reversing course pair what they usually do is deflect. it doubles down into why we need to put even more money in these programs, to replace police officers. of course that makes no sense. that kind of work takes

a friday in the seattle area, the weather was doing what it does in this part of the world, clouding up and spritzing rain. that day, sandy johnson, a 28-year-old wife and mother had a to do list as long as her arm. >> she was going to run and do all of our errands that day to get ready for her son's birthday party the next day. >> vicky folkerson was a friend of sandy, sandy was a little younger than vicky, a tiny woman with a huge zest for life. >> i loved being around sandy. seemed like she really cared about people. >> no one knew that better than sandy's cousins, gina boone, they all grew up together. >> sandy is action action, move, go, do do, talkative laugh, always. she's a mile a minute. >> and beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> tiny little thing. >> tiny. >> she wore like a 00. >> she modeled even. >> she did some modeling, actually. i remember she did some kind of a bridal thing at one time. >> that friday, sandy took the day off from her job at a car dealership to prepare for the party. sandy's husband greg says she was always a mom first. >> everything was about the kids, you kn

. >>> the giants opened up their season in seattle tonight. they blew the lead in the top of the 9th and left boy one to the mariners. the home opener is a week from tomorrow. reaction from fans was mixed. >> i don't think it's fair. i think it's just kinda discriminator? >> i'm already fully vaccinated. so i kinda like that idea. >>> beginning to look a little more like normal once again. six flags, vallejo and the santa cruz boardwalk turned on the fun again. after its longest closure in 114 year, the santa cruz beach boardwalk is back open. >> it was so amazing. >> it was really fun. >> reporter: the pirate ship, rock and roll. this family was the first to ride the wooden roller coaster today. >> super fun. >> reporter: there is a 25% limit on the rides per guidelines. social distancing is encouraged. online tickets and reservations are highly recommend but not required. and of course a mask is mandatory. >> it's just fun. it feels good to be back. >> reporter: at six flags in vallejo, we found safety measures. the park has a thermal imagin

. >>> the giants opened up their season in seattle tonight. they blew the lead in the top of the 9th and left boy one to the mariners. the home opener is a week from tomorrow. reaction from fans was mixed. >> i don't think it's fair. i think it's just kinda discriminator? >> i'm already fully vaccinated. so i kinda like that idea. >>> beginning to look a little more like normal once again. six flags, vallejo, and the santa cruz boardwalk turned on the fun again. after its longest closure in 114 year, the santa cruz beach boardwalk is back open. >> it was so amazing. >> it was really fun. >> reporter: the pirate ship, rock and roll. this family was the first to ride the wooden roller coaster today. >> super fun. >> reporter: there is a 25% limit on the rides per guidelines. social distancing is encouraged. online tickets and reservations are highly recommend but not required. and of course a mask is mandatory. >> it's just fun. it feels good to be back. >> reporter: at six flags in vallejo, we found safety measures. the park has a thermal imagi

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many markets including seattle growing much faster than the national average. that is being caused because the fed has interest rates so low it made housing very affordable. my questions going to be at that's a bubble right now what happens the affordability of higher interest rates. need to handle that very carefully we could end up in another situation where housing prices go through a difficult period even beyond stocks and housing look what's going on in bitcoin. looks was going on in game stop stock. look what's going on in the new digital arts things. look at what's happened to the top works in the world. they are all escalating and is running rampant pretty in the stock market to date we are now record level of debt. and so people are out buying stocks, getting the hot ones getting whatever the anachronism's we might have for some new products. and they're leveraging to do that. these are all speculative conditions. our worry is that the federal reserve has to find a way to gradually unwind that bubble. they keep using the same medicine of giving everybo

later, a shocking situation in seattle in these homeless encampments at two schools in seattle. you're not going to believe this, we have a full investigative report there as well. ♪ ♪ - michael youssef here. there can be no christianity without the christ of the cross and the resurrection of jesus. that is why christianity is not a religious system, it is a person, and christ is inviting you to experience his grace and mercy. - [announcer] to find out more about the one who welcomes you with open arms, visit findingtruepeace.com ♪ ♪ >> sean: turning to our other top story tonight, joe biden earlier today rolled out a series of executive orders, yes, bypassing that other coequal branch of government known as the legislative branch, targeting so-called what he calls "ghost guns" and pistol-stabilizing braces, all well teasing further action to undermine your second amendment rights. don't say we didn't warn you. a so-called ban on so-called assault weapons. here's biden, a little confused as usual earlier today. >> president biden: nothing, nothing i'm about to recommend

loyal to the kremlin but now russia's communist party politicians are crying fall gets to the city of seattle to meet a local politician who is determined to have his voice heard at the door. hello i'm christine window it's good to have your company. indian state is all calling for a wider vaccination rolled out as the country faces a staggering surge in corona virus cases nearly 97000 new infections were reported on tuesday hovering near monday's record high now many hospitals are being overrun by patients for example in the west affected stage. that's india's richest stage and has to be commercial capital of. the day. new restrictions including a night curfew have been announced now so far 165000 people in the country have died from cold hit 1000. and i'm now joined by the delhi bureau chief chima good to see you what is driving be current surge of infections hi christine yes it came must want to shock people here because they spread it easing there be under the pandemic and then we have high numbers at the weekend what's driving it it's very alarming for the litigants utility and bill fiel

. >> reporter: and now one seattle area company is dealing with the bobbling back up. was there a boint that the room was over flowing in bobbleheads? >> over flowing is a understatement. >> reporter: they make all the cool things that sports teams give away. like all these bobbleheads. the giants resurrected the craze with a give away back in 1999. and soon, these limited run items became a hot ticket for collectors, some selling for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. >> at least 2/3 of the bobblehead productions are in production or on their way to the stadiums by march. >> reporter: are we talking about millions bobbleheads. >> we are talking millions bobbleheads. yes. so then we had to go in to action saying are we staging for the first month, or three months had that we are not going have fans but it will turn back on, verses the final decision of no fans,, now where do you store themem for use next year. >> reporter: bobblehead-s take months to design and make. each one is even handd painted.. teams o order the dolls at up t 50,000 at a time because the give aw

. >> pues, se viene la cierre de tres con seattle y marineros y al regresar: le contaremos como les fue. >> también impresionante desfile en egipto, le contamos a quienes le rindieron tributo. >> 403 pies 1 a 0 seattle y luego un episodio complicado doblete y primer hit en 0 y 2 dejó el cambio alto y siguiente bateador, 2 a 0 y otra vez el cambio en el centro del plato y le pegaron tres triangulares y todos con dos strikes en la cuenta y luego hasta luego se la sacó y los marineros sacaron a los gigantes y visitan el lunes a los padres. >> américa tenía la necesidad de ganarle hoy y el necaxa vestido de oscuro y ahí avanza por la izquierda y manda el centro el gol más fácil ahora por favor, pónganse de pie para aplaudir la maravilla de gol de richard sánchez y bueno centro y toma papá golazo para darle la victoria al américa desde el 19 de septiembre del año pasado y nos vamos a la sultana del norte y al 74 la pelota que le toma arturo gonzález y 1 a 0 arriba el equipo de basco aguirre y le queda a rogelio funes mori y recibe solo y como carlos vives y shakira se lo llevó

chair elect of the federal ic reserve's industry advisory council and vice chair of the federal bank of seattle. he is the american bankers backer of the chair of the national education fund and receive president george hw bush is points of light award for his philanthropy. he was elected to the american society of corporate executives . currently ceo of market consulting linda challenger was vice chair of the federal home loan bank of des moines . she had been a consulting partner in international accounting forms specializing in strategic planning and financial merger acquisitions and prior to working as a publisher and editor for overseas business magazine was appointed by iowa governor robert ray director of the ministrationfor that state's department of human services which included the prison system, mental health hospitals , afc and other human services programs read you was appointed by tom bill zack to chair this committee for comprehensive housing, sorry. i just lost my screen. comprehensive housing strategy. in 2002 they founded the kerry and linda killinger foundation building commu

seattle residents are outraged. did you hear what that woman said? it has been a year of remote learning, some public school students returning to classes now have homeless encampments next to their buildings. talk show host jason rantz obtained school district emails. here is what they reveal. board members demanded seattle not sweep homeless encampments from schools. rantz took pictures of trash and syringes on the ground around the camps. highlighting the dangerous conditions. parents have been calling on the school district for months to have the tents removed from their locations near an elementary school and a middle school. so far nothing has been done. the city is refusing to get involved saying it is not their jurisdiction. joining me now jason rantz. thank you for being on the program. so if it's not the city's jurisdiction, whose is it? >> well, it's supposedly up to the seattle public school district. that's part of the problem as you mentioned. the school board is working behind the scenes and publicly saying we do not support any remova

giants are in seattle this evening. their home opener is april 9th. to get into oracle park, bring your documentation. here's nbc bay area's tom jensen. >> reporter: like everything else during this pandemic, it will be anything but a regular home opener at oracle park april 9th. more than 41,000 maskless fans in the stands for the opener in 2019. but it will be a much different masked and distanced experience in eight days. >> what we're doing was, you know, through the health officers' orders. >> reporter: team ceo larry baer said the giants will be allowed to host 8,500 fans to meet social distancing requirements, 22% of capacity. >> we like to think about the day where we can have a much more full ballpark. >> reporter: baer says he'll support and follow the rules set by health officer dr. grant colfax and mayor london breed, who talked about the most restrictive rules that all fans over 12 entering the gates have either proof of full vaccination, or negative covid-19 test, within 72 hours of game time. >> you know what? that's better than not hav

that as a city council member in seattle you have been leading the charge and getting many progressive wins whether we're talking about fighting for a $15.00 minimum wage whether we're talking about taxing the wealthy whether we're talking about introducing a resolution in support of global climate strike things are happening can you talk a little bit about some of the tactics and strategies you used to make that happen and how that could be instructive to people who are in the kind of movement i think . emergence of mass movements as we saw a recently with the black clothes matter street protests which brought 26000000 people out on american streets in multiracial working class solidarity against racism in a movement like that the fact that there have been climate strike actions which you have been leading have really brought pressure to bear on big business dominated politics and at the same time we see this chasm between the rhetoric that politicians are under pressure from movements forced to utter and the actions that they're willing to undertake i mean seattle is a good example o

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you have a system across the country from seattle to portland back to minneapolis of people prepared on any excuse to go out and break down the law. >> this is a marxist uprising is it not? this is a classic chaos disinformation propaganda vilification, have we seen this play out over history, across history, this is just one more example that has nothing to do with compassion for the family of dante right, everything to do with tearing down the system they think is systemically racist, unjust, the capitalist free market system, they want that gone and if they can use the death of a black man to do it they are going to do it. >> quote, the fact is almost every case we are talking about it is poor african americans, for latinos, poor whites for that matter, people in neighborhoods where they get preyed upon by criminals so breaking down the forces of order increases the danger to the poorest americans and disproportionately racial way. one democratic congresswoman yesterday called for the end of policing, the end of incarceration. think about the level this suggests. we have a dramati

this throwing error allows a two run score and gives the seattle the lead. alex dixon leads off the inning with a solo home run to tie the game. in the 10th, bases-loaded, jose alvarez walks as jake to bring home the winning run. his third walk off in the inning. blows the opener and the mariners win 7-6. >> i want to call it like it is. we need to do a better job of coming in and getting strikes. i want to keep it in perspective. these guys have a history of strike throwing. >>> the warriors starting a three-game road trip, steph curry, golden state down by two. but the doves turned it over 20 times. then a breakaway dunk by the former warrior. golden state has lost five of their last six games. sorry guys, no good news. warriors losers, the giants and the a's. but as you pointed out, many games to go for the baseball team, not so much for the warriors. to make what a way to start. nothing but uphill though. >>> tonight, and inspiring show of the board when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen.

you mentioned the city of seattle. i had friends that wanted to go to seattle and there is a perception is violence that we talked about all summer long and fall. there is a perception by people there are problems in the cities around there. we have seen no signs of that. you can see how day after day of coverage and day after day of unrest gets people a little nervous to go up in that area at all. >> dana: my mom got her both vaccines and she and her friend barb are itching to get out there. they went to new mexico went to see the canyons. i think everyone can realize it can be done safely. you wear the mask where it's appropriate but especially as the weather gets better get out there and experience some of mother nature and some of the great sights we have to offer. >> trace: orlando airport was jam-packed. things reopening. all theme parks reopening and people are flooding to orlando wearing masks but you get a little incentive. >> dana: disney was one of the first to figure it out. we're not shutting down. the gre

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que en cualquier otra parte del país, portland y Óregon en las 3 más populares ciudades, por cierto seattle es una muy linda ciudad, en el sur de california autoridades en la ciudad de los Ángeles revelaron el miércoles más información en torno a choque que tuvo el golfista tiger woods, le comento indica la causa del accidente que hirió gravemente a woods en el mes de febrero, de acuerdo al departamento del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles conducía a 75 millas por hora en su carro suv prestado cuando chocó contra un árbol, lo cual llevó al volcamiento del vehículo, pasamos con guillermo quiroz, quien tiene los detalles de las temperaturas, cuéntanos. >>> gracias ¿qué tal? buenas tardes, feliz miércoles, mitad de semana, seguimos con influencia del aire que entra fresci que ha traído las temperaturas máximas cercanas a los 60 grados, realmente más fresco para nosotros, los nublados comienzan a disiparse, pero nuevamente la capa marina sigue entrnado a gran parte de la región especalmente por la noche, es el panorama, no se esperan lluvias, por lo tanto las temperaturas

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. >>> in seattle last night, giants got off to a bad start. unfortunately the game goes nine innings or in last night's case, ten. buster's first at bat since september 2019 solo shot giants jump to a 6-1 lead. meanwhile the starter left with a 5-1 lead in the 7th but bullpen and defense couldn't hold it in the 8th. a throwing error allows two runs to score. seattle has a 7-6 lead. top nine, leads off with a solo home run to tie the game. we go to extra innings. in the 10th, alvarez walked freely with the bases loaded to bring home the winning run. alvarez's third walk of the inning, giants pan blows opener and mariners win 8-7. >> i want to call it like it is which is we need to do a better job coming in. i also want to keep this in perspective. these guys have a history of strike throwing and i trust that that's who they will be going forward. >> warriors starting a three game roady last night in miami. golden state down two, steph finished with 36 but the dubs turned it over 20 times last night. this is leading to a break away dunk by the f

that's a technique that we saw pioneered in portland and in seattle. >> laura: now you're hearing the announcement again. that's the third or fourth time that we've heard that announcement made in the hour. so they have to marry that sound with the actual movement of vehicles and police officers. otherwise they'll be making announcement after announcement. how much ground have you seen them cover in the last 43 minutes? >> better than a quarter mile. they started to the southeast side of the police headquarters and came outside of the fence. they're marching here north. if you look at google maps, it's more northwest. they covered a good quarter mile plus. and again, the net effect is that the number of demonstrators went from about 2,000 to now i guess ballpark it that i could see, somewhere and 80 or 100. >> duante wright's parents, mike, rejected the police explanation or narrative over the fatal shooting. that happened earlier today if their first television interview. they said they don't believe what the police say about their son's fatal shooting. giving an interview to "good m

large homeless encampments have formed at two schools in seattle including a middle school. the members of the school board are demanding that the mayor's office keep the encampments in place. once again, a store you can believe is real but jason lancer of seattle is they are pretty brought us quick details. good to see you. >> good to see you, tucker. i toward the encampments a few days ago. this is one of the schools that is impacted. it's one not really far from the autonomous zone and it is attached to a park in the park serves as one of the ways that you get to this actual school and it's simply overrun with homeless. i will be honest, i lost count of theou amount of tents that ae in. 40, may be 50, there is trash absently everywhere. briefly followed by a homeless man with a metal pole that he was banging on his hand in the sort of way in spite of being careful, i managed to step on a syringe. thankfully no needle was attached, but imagine what's going toed happen with more kids showing up. right now you've got some kids they are, these are special education students.

this is the protests spread beyond minnesota, a ride is declared as protesters set off fireworks in seattle, several businesses damaged in protest activity and in new york city protesters peacefully gathering but blocking streets, the protesters across the country getting support from one member of congress, rashida tlaib tweeting it wasn't an accident, policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist, not a right was met with aggression and violence which i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it can't be reformed. the shooting having political fallout, mayor mike elliott giving his office command authority over policing and announce the firing of the city manager who calls for due process for all involved. >> all employees are entitled to process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process and that is all i can say. >> reporter: all this from the backdrop of derek chauvin's trial in its third week, a press conference being held in minneapolis with the families of dante right and geo

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seattle's game may 15th when they host las vegas. johnny pulled himself out of yesterday's game against the reds with lot tightness today, giants placing him on the injured list with what they call a great 1 lat strain. he struck out 18 in 20 innings this season, so hopefully not a long thing for him and the giants. off days like the giants who are in miami tomorrow. a's open a four-game series against the tigers. batting practice, tony kemp is among the group of more than 100 big leaguers donating their game check in honor of jackie. >> being able to, you know, donate your day salary to, you know, the players alliance and being able to do all these cool things, it's huge and i think just building the game and getting more black players to get into the game of baseball and to, you know, break more barriers, it's big and jackie will always mean a lot to me. >> to the ice now. patrick marlo was not traded, which ensures mr. shark will break gordy howe's record for the most in a shark's uniform. two in minnesota tomorrow and saturday, w

they're going to seattle. you do one of them had -- a offered by the seattle chapel, and a cross. and folks are trying to figure out. i believe that this is a picture from ku hospital. they're trying to figure out what's causing. them i didn't add those in specifically but doctors are really trying their very best to get to the root cause of what is spreading it and the like. you can again see some of those specific ways that folks are trying to address the public health issue. do you want to add more? >> i think you've nailed what is so important here is that on the one hand they can't see the virus. they don't have the technology, so we are in a much more advanced position because we can identify the virus immediately. they don't have the technology. but they did understand germ theory. so they were operating sort of odd faith that these measures should help. but they cannot tell whether they were either. so it was really a tough struggle i think to get people to continue to follow these restrictions. but it was very much the same ones. closures. not a lot of public meetings. pu

seattle does well. several cities in the west do reasonably well and several cities in the east had just catastrophic experiences. >> i'll answer a couple of other fast questions and then if you're willing to stay on for just a few more, we can officially close. a few more of the in depth questions that we have here. andrea asks, how were individuals with severe respiratory conditions treated since they couldn't wear a mask? i would say in many cases the masks weren't made of the same material they are today, they weren't as effective, but also if someone had a really significant respiratory issue, that wouldn't necessarily have been a problem. i happen to think of -- your question triggers something like gas sort of -- things along that line. that's not somebody who would be going out and about and doing other things, they wouldn't be out trying to -- or being in those spaces, i think, with some of those ordinances. i could be wrong and i really haven't delved into some of the protests of masks. nancy,

the bay area is right behind seattle at 72%. the u.s. average is 51% of unvaccinated adults who say they want to get that shot. >>> we get it. a lot to digest here. if you need more information on vaccines, head to our website. click on how to get a vaccine appointment right there on the top of the page. >>> is she being canceled? a member of the san francisco school board is fighting back tonight. there she is. allison collins is suing the district over what she calls a violation of her free speech rights by stripping her of being vice president and removing her from the committee. she is black and this is a post she posted about asian-americans. >> the reason they're picking on her. because guess what, she's a black woman with power. >> dozens of people rallying around embattled school board member allison collins tonight. >> in the darkness of night, trying hide their evil deeds. and stripped her of her committee. that was a lynching. >> them it was over a twitter thread in 2016. those tweets included statements against asian-american

land owned by the seattle school district. neighbors say it has been here close to a year and grown recently after two school board members seemed to endorse it even when kids were about to return. two people wrote on facebook we demand sweeps never be performed an school grounds adjacent or elsewhere in this city. a neighbor was stunned. >> their fundamental mission is to represent the schools and the kids and the grounds. so they seem to have deviated from that mission and advocating for illegal campers. >> another seattle school that had a homeless encampment next to it was cleared on friday. the city said most of the tents were on park property so there was no conflict with the school district. mayoral candidate says there is no leadership. >> this is the problem. our priorities are all misplaced. our priorities should be our neighbors and our children being safe and secure and each and every household in this city. but our elected officials the end to forget that. >> a lot of parents said they weren't going to have their

., oakland, here in seattle where i'm sitting. taken seattle where in 2012 they entered into the decree and we know that after two years, that's when the department is let go in the training wheels can come off. here they are still bound by it because they can't get to that place for so many of those reasons that shannon just articulated including unions and the file and community. it gets to be a really sticky place. is this even effective? >> i'm so glad you asked me this question. viewers will learn a lot. i'm glad they're going to do an investigation. let's make sure we understand this. this is not 1950. it's a socialist, democratic city. we will investigate a socialist, democratic city as to whether or not there is a system. bring it on! it's embarrassing. the whole thing is a joke. what merrick garland did today was a dog and pony show to the fifth degree because they are going to investigate not a planned city, democratic city, socialist! they will look at their policies, bring it on. i can't wait to see it. by the way, the

seattle storm williams is the 27th stanford cardinal to be drafted into the wnba. she was an all american this season and finished her stanford career as the school's all-time leading 3 point shooter. she went a little later than most expected. but she told me, hey there s no sweat off her back. >> i wasn't really necessarily. what about, you know, what number i was getting a job to dwight brown. i honestly just wanted i just pray to that i got a good situation for me. and i feel like seattle's is one of the best situation for me and i'm i certainly think so. not that they're getting where, you know, you're sitting in all that great. i'm going from stanford of that. that's a winning culture. and going right. and so professional and culture salt. i'm just like i said earlier, it's going it's something like information that can it whatever team needs make i'm doing that to the best my abilities. >> really, really happy for kiyana. she had such a great career at stamford. now put a couple weeks to get to play with some of burden. briana stewart is going to be. that's

that's a solo job, folks. 1-0 seattle. 2-0 in the fourth. dylan moore, he got a double, all the way to the wall in left. that brought home a run. third straight double by the mariners. webb allowed three runs in five and a third innings. seattle won it 4-0 to take 2 of 3 in the series. >>> hey, young fella, hang on to that baseball souvenir. a's game three with the astros. top four, the best of shortstop elvis. the stab and the throw to get his man. how about it, elvis? yeah, love that. 2-1 astros in the fifth this. one did not stay in the ballpark. jordan alvarez gone. a three-run job. astros put a nine spot on the board, won it 9-1. it's the a's first 0-3 start since 1996. >>> the sharks against the rival kings a second straight night. tied at 1-1 in the second. oh, the pass. logan to evander kane. san jose took a 2-1 lead. less than five minutes to go, tied at 2-2. beat him to the puck. gam brel, who scored the wide open net for the game winner, get this, folks, sharks have won four straight games, six of the last eight, and have climbed

the pay by palm scanner is being installed at a whole foods store in seattle with plans to expand that system. customers just have to link their palm print with a credit card to be able to use it. the technology is already being used at amazon brick and mortar stores. >>> we turn now to the story of a wedding that was no what it seemed. it turns out the wedding crashers were the bride and groom because there was a problem with their plans. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: it was expected to be a beautiful and lavish afternoon wedding on this sprawling estate near ft. lauderdale, florida, that is, until the plans were abruptly called off by police. >> i have people trespassing on my property. >> reporter: courtney wilson and shenita jones had invited their family and friends to watch them exchange vows at their dream home. the problem was, they didn't own the home or get permission to be there, so the surprised real owner, nathan finkel, called police saying people were trying to enter his gate to set out for >> they keep harassing me, calling me, and they say they're having a we

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, despite the joy of that seattle fan, her mariners were going to go down because buster apparently like sitting in that seventh spot second night in a row ticket to ride the 11 ball game. evan longoria also homered for the giants, but come the seventh inning. it's a 33 ball game two on for donovan solano. they call him donny barrels, barrels everything up. that's a shot down the left field line. two runs are gonna score and the giants take themselves a 53 lead at another 63 final. jake mcgee, the no nonsense saved for the giants first win at the oakland coliseum tonight, the very zen like astros zack greinke, last night's pitcher. yoga pose but a very violent swing from alex bregman gets the astros off to a quick three run lead shot to left up. jesus liz otto struck out eight but gave up five runs in the a's find themselves down 62 in the seventh. a bright note here. the swing of chad pinder. that's a two run blast his first. it's a 95 final in the aids find themselves looking for their first win of the year and one win away are the stanford cardinal women from taking it all in the ncaa