does seattle take a time-out? they can do that if they want. >> cris: maybe save it just in case. >> al: can he make this one? it is good. in a 69:45 game, it is the only time that arizona has had the lead. >> cris: what a statement game by kliff kingsbury's crew. they fought all night long just to get back in the game and finally kyler murray with that win and russell wilson coming here and walking out without a win. >> al: man, oh, man. the twists and turns. the ebb and flow of this one. the metcalf touchdown is negated. gonzalez gets a second opportunity after missing an earlier one. simmons makes the play of his young career. the number one draft choice out of clemson. russell wilson tastes defeat for the first time this season. this one just inside the left up right to give arizona a mark of 5-2. larry fitzgerald, yes, sir. nice night for the cardinals. russell wilson, how in the world can we let this one get away. the same thought probably going through pete carroll's mind. kliff kingsbury in his second seas

watch this. >> seattle police. stop, dude. >> reporter: that officer then started shooting as you just saw and heard at the man who runs off and smoke from the torch eventually obstructs the dashcam video. this comes at the same time a record number of seattle officers are leaving the department. according to the seattle budget office report, at least 118 officers have left the city's police department this year, with 39 of them leaving in september alone. this as violent crime has increased. there were 78 more shootings in september this year compared to last. meantime, it was a violent weekend in portland. police say there were three separate shootings and a stabbing within a 12 hour window. tensions escalating between protesters and federal officers outside of portland i.c.e. building saturday. many residents say they're worried the department is stretched too thin and it's affecting police response times. the portland police responded in a statement saying, quote, for some lower priority calls our response time

watch this. >> seattle police. stop, dude. >> reporter: you heard it there, the officer started shooting at the man who runs off and smoke from the torch eventually obstructs the dashcam video. this comes at the same time a record number of seattle officers are leaving the department. according to the budget office report, at least 118 officers have left the city's police department this year with 39 leaving in september alone. this as violent crime has increased. there were 78 more shootings in september this year than last. it was a violent weekend in port portland. police said there were three separate shootings and a stabbing within a 12 hour window, tensions escalating between protesters and federal officers outside of port lanted i.c.e. building -- portland's i.c.e. building saturday. many residents say they're worried the department is stretched too thin and it's affecting police response times. police responded in a statement, saying for lower priority calls response times can be lengthy and we recognize th

the seattle are world champions. and that we can have a discussion about why our state should be confident we can't defeat the covid pandemic. and that we can rebuild our economy. fundamentally the reason we should be confident is because of the extraordinary work we have done together in the last few years. it is extraordinary. we have done great work in health care, for the health care needs of our people. 800,000 people now having insurance. and now having started the first public option in the united states. working people have needed help and we have produced extraordinary benefits with the best pay, family and medical leave policy in the united states the highest minimum wage , and the best overtime rules . our children obviously need a great education and we should be proud that we've accomplished the best most generous financial , aid program for our college students and apprenticeships , programs for those going into the skilled trades. we have accomplished so much in clean energy. but tonight we have a bigg

seattle city 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 to answer, with rebuttals.

i am delighted the seattle storm are again world champions and tonight we can have a discussion about why our state should be confident we can defeat the covid pandemic go fundamentally the reason we should be confident is because of the extraordinary work we have done together the last few years. it is extraordinary. we've done great work in healthcare 800,000 people and now having started the first public option in the united states, working people have needed help with extraordinary benefits with the family medical leave policy in the united states our children need a great education we should be proud to accomplish the financial aid program and for the apprenticeships programs those going into skilled trades. we have accomplished so much including energy but tonight we have a bigger question to answer which is where we step up to fight the covid pandemic or will we be little that or ignore it or surrender? i feel very strongly we have to beat the virus into the ground and do smart things including a mask and social distancing because we know these things work and following science

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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, sandi johnson, a 28-year-old wife and mother, had a two-do list as long as her arm. >> she was going run and do all her errands that day to get ready for her son's birthday party the next day. >> reporter: vicky was a good friend of sandi's. they bonded in the hospital after their sons ethiboth premature, were -- sons, both pre- mar mature, were borne on the same day. sandi was younger than vicky, a tiny woman with a huge zest for life. >> i loved being around sandi. seemed like she really cared about people. >> reporter: no one knew that better than her cousins, gina and nancy. they grew up together. >> sandi is action, action, move, go, do, do, talkative, laugh, always. she's a mile a minute. >> reporter: and beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> reporter: >> tiny little thing. >> she wore like a 00. >> reporter: she modeled each? >> she did some modeling. i remember she did some kind of a b

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this is we did respond to seattle's request. i will give you time for battle. one minute and 15 seconds. were talking about a protest that they dealt with at times. washington leaders including the governor pushed back at the idea of intervention when it was suggested. >> under what specific condition would you support the presence of a central force in response to civil unrest. we have a governor that is very soft on crime. that is obvious. i saw him in the live conference. clearly they have no clue what was going on. he did send in the national guard. we have a right to peacefully assemble. but when it turns violence. when they light cars on fire. that's no longer a first amendment right. the governor is the commander in chief. he sent them in their at the request of local law enforcement. he disarms them before he sent them in. i will never send our young men and women into uniform in a violent situation. that's what they're going in there for. when people are committing crimes the national guard will assist the local government. to with them in jail where t

arizona kicker gonzalez booted the fame winner to hand seattle their first loss of the season. everybody in the country saw that kick by shanahan who needs a bit of cable package. >> we don't get -- we don't have direct tv on the plane. i try not to say that word. i complain about it going on four years in a row. we can't watch it there. >> they have fancy cable at the new kicks in la. ram -- chicago didn't have the offensive touch town and nick fowles threw a pick in the end zone in the third. would have been a one score game but the rams put it away. 12-yard pass. la wins 24-10. >>> the nfc west is crazy good at 4-3 the 49ers are still in the division basement. seattle, arizona and rams all have five wins. get my crop here. baseball, talking world series. the dodgers tonight. win their first world series title since 1988. they are asking a local guy to get her done. tony will start game 6 for the rays. he was a 9th round pick for the dodgers before that went to vacaville high school. his mom will be rooting from afar. >> i'm sure he is just walking on clouds. just -- you know

dan springer reporting from seattle. >> the encampment in seattle getting bigger and more permanent. it cut 100 officers and a navigation team the clear dangerous tent cities. >> the next screaming woman or fight to break out in the park to call 9 one one. >> reporter: this tends complete with a light for what happened to electricity is in a park alongside a small creek and protected watershed that flows to puget sound. the city spent $11 million two years ago to restore the watershed. now the trash piles up. neighbors say when call for help they are told without the navigation team is nothing can be done. >> on a daily basis we don't feel safe, we feel abandoned by the city. >> reporter: mayor jenny durgin defunded but counsel overrode the veto. >> the navigation team. >> there were more than 3700, before suspended the navigation team, 51 encampments and they stay in squalor. jw owns the business park, and more to this. >> i need the police down here. >> reporter: realizing the crisis is spinning out of control, he has a plan to replace the navigation team but doesn't have any detai

the seattle storm are the team we will always remember! >> for the second time in three years the seattle storm are w nba champions. seattle swept the aces and are tied with the most of all time breanna stewart took home the award and they swepte finals aps they haven't lost a titles series since 2004. >>> wall street got a little whiplashy of president trump when he killed a $2 trillion coronavirus stimulation. last night he was dangling enticements. is it enough to turn markets around here is cnbc's steve sedgwick to help us figure it out. good morning. >> good morning. fascinating news on the market as we try to figure out what's going on in th and where we're going. stopped ta time, principally led by his own man steve mnuchin and nancy pelosi as well. $2 trillion in stimulus looks like it's on hold until after the election what's interesting is the markets have rallied in premarkets maybe it might be seen as a negotiating tactic. >>> here's a date for your diary. next tuesday, october 13th, apple has an announcement. everybody thinks

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

correspondent dan springer reporting from seattle. >> the homeless encampments and seattle are getting bigger and more permanent. a direct follow-up from the city council defunding the police department in august. a cup 100 officers and the navigation team for dangerous intensities. >> all we can do is wait for the next screaming woman or fight to break out in the park to call 911. >> this sprawling tent, thanks to electricity, sits in a park alongside a small creek that is part of a protected watershed which flows to the south. he spun on $11 million to restore the watershed. now, the trash piles up. when they call for help, they are told there is nothing that can be done. >> with the amount of violence that is been going on here on a daily basis, we don't feel safe. we feel completely abandoned by the city. >> jenny durkan's told the police to funding, they over rode the veto. >> one reason i oppose the end of the navigation team. >> before the covid pandemic, there were more than 3700 unsheltered people, before they were suspended, the navigation team removed 451 encampments, gettin

particularly in seattle's formerly known as c.h.o.p. zone. remember all that vandalism, looting, violence? in portland, oregon hundreds of stores and restaurants permanently closed down. remember all those jobs? dan springer is live for us in seattle for an example of the fallout, dan. >> harris, it has been a brutal month-long one-two punch especially in this pacific northwest. and this iconic car wash in seattle is close down now, as you can see fenced up and vandalized, frankly, according to the owner over and over again. 126 street-level stores have shut down for good in downtown seattle. the latest is columbia sportswear, a baby clothing store that has been here 44 years with clothes and moving to idaho. the owner said the area is no longer safe. there is so much plywood covering glass windows and doors, even on businesses that are still open and trying to make it. it looks like one big construction zone. the feel is completely different. we spoke with one business owner whose had four break-ins the last month. one wiped out 80% of his i

he is live in seattle with the very latest. dan. reporter: yeah, connell, it has been a vicious one-two punch for a lot of businesses across the country and especially here in the pacific northwest. first it was coindividual and then of course the chaos. look at this iconic seattle car wash, it has been at this location 64 years. it has been a institution. everyone in the city had their car washed here. it is closed down, fenced in, according to the owner, frequently vandalized. protesters for racial justice have been at it since late may. frequently involved with property damage. over the weekend a starbucks was hit with two explosives, a lot of damage. 162 downtown stores are closed for good. many are hanging on but have plywood covered windows and doors. big employers like amazon have people working from home. the only people on the streets are homeless. one business owner has been vandalized in four months. >> the first after the big protest happened. that was the first break-in. we lost about 80% of our inventory on that day. r

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we are live in seattle, next. musical mythica♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> harris: the defund the police movement appears to have caused a homeless problem in seattle, after the city council cut teams to help keep people out off the street. dan springer with more in seattle. >> it's only been five weeks since the police navigation team was suspended and already we are seeing a big increase in the number of homeless encampments and they are getting larger and more entrenched. residents complain about a public health crisis because of the rats and used needles and some business owners can't even get to the properties that they are still paying taxes on. when they call the police they are told there is nothing they can be done. >> they talk about the defunding of the police, i need the police down here and i'm happy when i see their presence. >> but that was not the message being held heard at c

well the 49 ers have a tough came this sunday against the seattle seahawks in this video of a jimmy g jimmy garoppolo practicing for the all important divisional game. well if the niners want improve their playoff chances. jimmy g has to outplay seahawks quarterback russell wilson, this sunday can he do that. >>well jimmy things he can he thinks he can turn a corner and is confident that he can keep up with the seattle offense. >>i'm always confident i think that's one thing we do real you know whether it's running passing whatever it is that this office got to pick your poison cell. so we've got word i a number of last season this season so it's really just about i you know see what the defense is doing and just being able to adjust during the game. >>well the game between the niners and the seahawks will kick off at one 25 sunday sunday afternoon and seattle will be watching. well let's talk about the raiders the raiders are also going on the road they'll be playing the cleveland browns sunday morning. the raiders want to get back into the win column after a loss last sunday against

is to say where black people become the victims of false police calls who were joined by divied in seattle. hey josh navy jim ali i me at are a large newsweek but i'm also a fellow for the anti-defamation league looking at swatting as well as the co-chair of seattle police department's efforts to combat swatting and sadly enough i too am also a victim. well swatting. so let's begin with myleene we have a video of the show when the police showed up to your house. to get any danger no i mean we got a call to this location there's a millionaire holding guys hostage if you will $3.00 are going to go here within an hour. oh my god now somebody that there's nobody in the house except my own security company that we just want to make sure that you're ok i'm fine my kids are petrified. but that's why we're here they must have their mind set of. lima could you walk us through what happened on that day sure so that's just the remainder of the video that was. basically what happened 9 o'clock in the morning on a weekday morning i'm getting ready to go to a press conference actually about some work th

the two-week outlook coming up at 7:00, seattle weather update, temperatures in the 50s with plenty of sunshine for the 49ers game against the seahawks on sunday. denis? >>> hey, paul, hey everybody, the 49ers today released corner back brian allen from their practice squad, you might recall allen was the one targeted repeatedly in the loss to the dolphins before he was sent now he's gone. they have dubbed themselves the yak brothers for the ability to gain yards after the catch. on defense, kyle shanahan is coined a nickname for the team's back-up defensive backs llwho ed ifie injun red starters. >> those guys always come in, fly around and hit. i call them our goon squad. when they come in, they're 100 miles per hour. and they're trying to run through everything. which is really fun to watch. >> i tell you what, not quite as reminiscent as dwight hicks and his hot licks but the goon squad will have to step up sunday in seattle against the seahawks. they will have their hands full with the seahawks, receiver dk metcalfe who showed off his speed sunday night. he clocked in over 22 mile

is to say where black people become the victims of false police calls who were joined by divied in seattle hey josh navy jim ali i me at are a large newsweek but i'm also a fellow for the anti-defamation league looking at swatting as well as the co-chair of seattle police department's efforts to combat swatting and sadly enough i too am also a victim. well swatting. so let's begin with the lena we have a video of the show when the police showed up to your house. again with any danger no i mean we got a call to this location there's a millionaire holding guys hostage if you will 3 dollars are going to go here but then in our. home i know somebody that there's nobody in the house except my own security company that we just want to make sure that you're ok i'm fine my kids are petrified. but that's why we're here they must have the mind to. believe it could you walk us through what happened on the shore so that's just the remainder of the video that was. basically what happened 9 o'clock in the morning on a weekday morning i'm getting ready to go to a press conference actually about some work

it we'll see what happens who knows jose who knows it will seattle feel it will be a success. there's a threshold at which. big tobacco realised what they were doing in that they continue to do it big continued to put more and more things into cigarettes that made them more addictive and made me want to smoke more of them in the point i'm trying to make is that social media in particular these artificially intelligent algorithms are doing the same thing. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still has the lead up to the reality of we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people no choice. that's been a problem with the city always turn prematurely told me stay away i don't know miss . lawrence because the requires. the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the invisible comes. because there's a survival guide just a single malt to start. the service. he should

when we look at seattle we've seen a surgeon homicides, from 28 to 49 and we are not done this year. keep that in mind. i do think it is political in the sense that it is happening at a time the d fund police movement is alive and well in seattle, we crossed 118 police officers separating from the seattle police department since the beginning of the year, this is the highest we have ever seen. as a result we have a little over 1200 deployable police officers, the lowest we've had since 1990. since 1990 we have seen a 40% increase in population. people not policing, cops not going out on the street and doing their job means we end up seeing more of these numbers and it is absolutely shocking and disturbing. shannon: we ask a lot of them, we always have, to go on the streets every day and our thanks to the good men and women in law enforcement and to jason, thank you. a postal worker in florida charged with stealing a mail in ballot, found a mustache of undelivered mail including political flyers investigators say were found in her personal car. the person the ballot was intended for w

is to say where black people become the victims of false police calls who were joined by divied in seattle hey josh and if you jim ali i me at are a large newsweek but i'm also a fellow for the anti-defamation league looking at swatting as well as the co-chair of seattle police department's efforts to combat swatting and sadly enough i too am also a victim. well swatting. so let's begin with the lena we have a video of the show when the police showed up to your house. again with any danger no i mean we got a call to this location that there's a millionaire holding guys hostage if you will be dogs are going to go here but then and i. know my good now somebody that there's nobody in the house except my own security company that we just want to make sure that you're ok i'm fine my kids are petrified. but that's why we're here they must have the mind to. believe it could you walk us through what happened on the shore so that's just the remainder of the video that was. basically what happened 9 o'clock in the morning on a weekday morning i'm getting ready to go to a press conference actually ab

is to say where black people become the victims of false police calls who were joined by divied in seattle hey josh navy jim ali i me at are a large newsweek but i'm also a fellow for the anti-defamation league looking at swatting as well as the co-chair of seattle police department's efforts to combat swatting and sadly enough i too am also a victim. well swatting. so let's begin with the lena we have a video of the show when the police showed up to your house. again with any danger no i mean we got a call to this location there's a millionaire holding guys hostage if you will be dollars are going to go here within an hour. oh my god now somebody that there's nobody in the house except my own security because of that we just want to make sure that you're ok i'm fine my kids are petrified. but that's why we're here they must never mind. lima can you walk us through what happened on the shore so that's just the remainder of the video that was. basically what happened 9 o'clock in the morning on a weekday morning i'm getting ready to go to a press conference actually about some work that was

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amazon up in seattle says it now employs more than a million people, a million people. apple today launches its apple subscription called apple one that puts together the popular services, things like apple tv and apple music. marcus and laura, into one subscription service about $15. >> seems like a better deal. >> you can streamline. there you go. >> you bet. >>> listen to this, boys, trending this morning scarlett johansson and colin jost are married. news of the ceremony was revealed by meals on wheels. the nonprofit says the couple's wedding wish was to help get support to older adults. i love that. and they're asking people consider donating. very nice. very giving. good luck to them. >>> this weekend john mulaney hosts "saturday night live." >> he jokingly blames himself for the pandemic. >> and i'm hosting snl this week with the stroke. >> when was the last time you hosted? >> february 2020. >> and what has happened since then? >> a global pandemic that ruined everything. >> john mulaney, you cursed us. >> yeah. sorry about that. >> you can watch mulaney host an

is that what you're seeing in the seattle area? >> we're seeing it outside of the seattle area. demand for vacation and second homes is soaring, you're exactly right. we are actively pursuing that market demographic today. as you can imagine with covid and the work from home telework in seattle, they estimate 1.5 million, nearly half the adults telework. there is a good reason to be looking at vacation homes and secondary areas for -- stuart: what kind of prices are we talking about if you're leaving seattle the city and you want a vacation home what kind of price are people prepared to pay? >> well it depends. obviously those that have the means, the luxury market has soared as well as the secondary market but people are willing to pay 500 to one plus million for vacation homes. stuart: okay. well there is lots of money in seattle evidently and you're going to benefit from it. griffin, thanks for joining us this morning. you added to our knowledge of the exodus from cities. we like that. thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: here's another real estate hot

you see what's going on in seattle? the police who we love, they are all quitting, they are all leaving. they will still be occupying seattle except they found out we were going in the morning they all raised their hands. the reason they raided their hands. we were going in that morning. we were going to take over the section, the large section of seattle that these anarchists have. but in theory, we have to be asked, we have to be asked, the federal government has to be asked. but we went into minneapolis. you know what happened? how long did that take? about 30 minutes? they formed a line. they formed another line. they were not socially distanced. they have the world's most expensive uniforms on. helmets that cost a fortune. but under the helmet, great brains and tough. they formed those lines. then they said let's go. this is after two weeks of destruction in minneapolis. that's why we are going to win minnesota for the first time since 1972. we are going to win. now, it doesn't hurt that in minnesota they have ilha

drama on the cake, but it is good they are 5-2, seattle is five and one. very tough in the nfc west. >> the steelers and titans are in a battle of the undefeated, at one point pittsburgh was 24- 7. stephen goes into force overtime with 36-yard, but the steelers hang on to win this 127 to 24, now they are the loan undefeated team. >> 16 seconds away from a win over cleveland, the browns are 24 yards from the end zone, and jones does that toe tap, getting them down, 37 to 34, clinton goes 5-2. >> the falcons are down by two, with 1:10 to go, todd gurley tries to go down short goal lines so the falcons can beat out the clock and the game- winning field pool, he goes down a little late and gets over the goal line. it is a touchdown. he is mad as he sits on the bench. matt stafford and the lions get the ball back, no stem to tie the game. matt prater has to kick a 48-yard extra point tubing. he does just that and the lions win a crazy 23-22. when we come back, a couple of all-time moments on this day in sports history. >>> the second third ranked players in the

area, many of them closing their doors, dan springer in seattle with more. what is going on. >> as you have been reporting on your show it's a prolonged one-two punch, not only in seattle but across many of the cities that have been hit by the violence but certainly with the pandemic closed on a lot of stores and shops and after that all the violence associated with the protest, here in seattle the iconic carwash has been at this location for 64 years, as you can see it is closed up, fenced in and vandalized over and over again, 126 street level stores have shut down for good in downtown seattle, the latest is columbia sportswear a baby clothing store that has been here for 44 years is closed and moving to idaho, the owners say the area is no longer safe, there is so much plywood covering glass, windows and doors even businesses still open, it looks wrinkly like one big construction zone, the field of the city is complete we changed, we spoke with one business owner that had four break-ins over the last four months, one of them wiped out 80% of his inventory

usually seattle gets a lot of rain. some in our forecast but probably not what everybody really would want. >>> i think the rain is heading to seattle once again. let's talk about what's going on here. we still have the smoke in the north bay as the glass fire continues to emit a lot of that smoke and harmful pollution into the atmosphere. we're also tracking a cooling trend over the next few days. so that will continue. we are watching those models trending a little bit drier for us as that storm system could head to the north. it will bring in more clouds and also some higher humidity which is good as well. a look at our highs for today reaching into the mid-70s for santa rosa and napa. 68 degrees the highs in oakland and 84 today in livermore. 81 in morgan hill. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen as we look at the slight rain chances. let me show you what's going on here. we have the two systems out in the pacific and the remnants of a hurricane that continues to weaken as it moves closer which

this iconic seattle car wash has been closed. it's been here 64 years. it's closed up since then. according to the owner it's vandalized frequently. protests for racial justice have been on-going for late may and frequently involve property damage. a starbucks was hit with two explosives. big employers like amazon have people working from home. the only people on the street are homeless. we spoke to one business owner who was vandalized 4 times in 4 months. >> the first break in we lost 80% of our inventory on that day. >> many are blaming city leaders for allowing the violence. they said the council is hostile to business. their loudest voices are running a revolution. >> if you break a window you ought to pay the consequences. there should be no blurred lines around this. >> but the city's answer to the violence is to cut the police force by 100 officers now and expect more cuts in the next year. dana. >> dana: all right. thanks, dan. a major development on covid-19 relief. president trump said negotiations are over. and said nancy pelosi is asking for money not related to covid

russell wilson is likely your mvp front-runner and he's leading a seattle offense that leads the nfl in both yards per game and points per game. it seems like pete carroll has completely opened up the playbook for his franchise quarterback. now the 9 ers and seahawks played 2 classic games last season. the seahawks handed the niners their first loss of the season on a game winning field goal in the teams first matchup and then in the final game of the regular season drake green law made a tackle at the goal line as you see right here that one game for the niners that game locked up the number one seed in the nfc in the east which eventually led to 9 is to the super bowl. so the niners, definitely know the challenges of playing the seahawks especially on the world, the fact that russell wilson is playing the best football of his career only makes it harder. when you're an athlete like russell has, but then you have the rap city has over time and i mean going back to washington in sea state, i mean he's always been such a poise player that the game to slow motion for. >>when you're a p

he's leading a seattle offense that leads the nfl in both points and yards per game it seems pretty likely. carol has completely opened up the playbook for his franchise quarterback. the niners in the seahawks play to classic games last season, the seahawks handed the niners their first loss of the season on a game winning field goal in the first matchup and then in the final game of the regular season dray greenlaw made a tackle at the goal line that you're about to see right here how can you forget. that won the game for the 49 ers in that game locked up the number one overall seed for the niners and you know what they went on to do so the niners definitely they know the challenges of playing the seattle seahawks especially on the road at century link field. the fact that russell wilson is playing the best football of his career makes it even harder. when you're an athlete like russell has, but then you have the rap city has over time and i mean going back to washington see state. i mean he's always been such a poise player that the game just seem slow motion for. >>when you're a player

much higher around portland and seattle. the accu weather seven-day forecast will help the firefighters the cooler weather and the rain possibility here. accu weather 7 day, it's morning fog followed by hazy skies and after tomorrow, we are looking at cooler weather, not just mid week, but going in to the weekend with only 70s friday and saturday and a level one system bringing us the chance of rain. we are welcoming it with open arms. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> well, game one of the division series for the oakland a's is now in the rear view mirror. we will take a look at the playoff game next. proposition 16 takes some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors

. >>> it's a year we will never forget, the seattle storm are the team we will always remember. they are your 2020 wnba champions! >> for the second time in the last three seasons, the seattle storm has won the wnba championship. they routed the las vegas aces last night 92-59 to sweep the best of five series. the storm joined minnesota and houston as the only teams to win four titles. >>> the story of selena, the late singer known as the queen of tejano music, is coming to netflix. >> do you trust your father? >> yes. >> if you keep practicing, pretty soon it's all going to pay off. just watch. >> the streaming service released a trailer, and announced that "selena" the series will debut december 4th. actress christian serrantos stars as the singer. selena was 23 years old you may remember when she was shot and killed by the founder of her fan club. >>> instagram will start hiding negative comments in posts. it's an effort to reduce bullying and harassment. after a user writes a potentially offensive comment, a warning will pop up before it's posted saying, "this may go against

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dog you guys know, seattle is known for music. so at the end of a lot of music shows, you see these hotdog vendors standing out there with a cream cheese gun it's basically like a really thinned out cream cheese i grab a dog, throw it in the bun. i whip up some cream cheese with just a little water, and it kind of thins it out so it kind of comes out of a bottle. >> never heard of that >> never heard of that >> no, but that's amazing. >> this is bonito flakes we have an amazing japanese culture in seattle this is what you find in miso soup it's fried fish, smoky a bit of everything bagel like this is the seattle dog, folks. >> wow, you guys are both taking it to another level. >> wow >> this game is going to be better, but that was a tie between joel and molly >> i think we all learned something. good-bye sauerkraut. don't forget the big game between the vikings and seahawks on nbc coverage begins 7:00 eastern we're back in a moment when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years

in the wnba, the seattle storm kept their foot on the gas all throughout the game against the aces seattle wins it, 104-91. both leagues will play again on tuesday. >>> now let's go to a community that came together when the parents of a young child needed help with her remote learning. here's nbc's jose diaz valert. >> reporter: when the 8-year-old's school went virtual, her parents worried about remote learning, especially in a smaller house. john, take us back to just a couple of months ago >> we were doing it in the kitchen. that was hard. we had all the toys, the distraction. >> reporter: doubly difficult because she has special needs. >> we will do our work online. >> reporter: so her dad decided to build a special space to make learning fun again with their business closed and money tight, the couple turned to a local facebook group for help. >> i said, hey, does anybody have any scrap wood laying around behind their garage >> within days the neighborhood mobilized. >> people offered me wood and people kept offering more stuff. >> everybody got invested and i think because we were a

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he's out the 49ers next two game which are against seattle and green bay. after the 49ers take care of the patriots the seahawks and cardinals played a thriller in overtime. arizona kicker zane gonzalez booted the game winner to hand seattle their first season loss. everybody in the country saw that kick except kyle shanahan who needs a better cable package. >> we don't have directv on the plane. i'm trying to not say a bad word. i complain. i complained about it going on four years in a row now. so we can't watch it there. >> i guarantee you they have fancy cable at the fancy new digs in l.a. rams and bears, chicago didn't have an offensive touchdown and nick foles threw a pick into the end zone in the third quarter, would have made it a one-score game, but the rams put it away, 12-yard pass from jared goff. l.a. wins 24-10. they are 5-2. >>> the dodgers have a chance to win their first world series since 1988. they're going to give the baseball to a local kid. tony gonsolin will start game six against the rays. just four years ago he was the ninth round p

when you look specifically at seattle, we've seen a surge in homicides. we went from 28 to 49, and we are not even done with this ye year. keep that in mind. i will say, i do think it's political in the sense that it's happening at a time where the defund the police movement is alive and well in seattle. we recently lost 118 police officers from the seattle dip police departments the beginning of the year. as a result, we have just a little over 100 and employable officers, the lowest we've had since 18 domini 1990. cops aren't on the streets doing their jobs, it is absolutely shocking. >> shannon: yeah, they go out there on the streets every day facing some pretty demoralizing conditions. thank you to jason, thank you. a worker in florida has been charged with stealing a ballot including gift cards and political flyers investigators say they were found in her pur purse. it dominic the person it was intended for wouldn't of been able to cast a vote even if the person didn't show up with that stolen mail and ballot. check this out. during a high-speed chas

seattle acquiring defensive end carlos dunlap in a trade with the bengals. the 11 year vet is cincinnati's franchise leader in sacks and made no secret about his beef with coaches and yesterday dunlap snatched his parking sign on the way out. he will not be available to face 49ers sunday. >>> with injured to mustard and wilson, it appears the undrafted rookie hasty will be the number one quarterback sunday. san francisco has been able to stash hasty on the practice squad despite other teams attempting to sign him after media wrote about his impressive training camp. >> like to keep them on practice squad until they're ready. the problem is other people steal them off your roster. we didn't think we should worry about that but your articles were written so well, we got worried about it. he was ready and i am glad he is here for it. >> it doesn't appear you are going to get to see crowds like this at the super bowl in february. according to reports, the league a planning to have 20% percent capacity in tampa for super bowl 55. the league says no final decision

that is what they're going to get sunday, at seattle, because of covid-19. no 12th man, no deafening atmosphere, empty stadium, it will be a silent has qucbec jimmy garoppolo's critics as of late. normally, you can't hear yourself think, or talk come at century link field. garoppolo and the niners are three point underdogs but in this game you've got to expect the unexpected. garoppolo has fitted off the haters the last two games with this play. and even off the field, according to his bffs, he has become a better communicator. >> i always given him a hard time, is asked got a lot better, so that is improving, you know, he actually come he texted me a couple of times, so i was pretty impressed by that. >>> and his wife sent the halloween candy to all of the coaches families including wide receivers coach wes welker's house. now his son, coleman jack, seemed to be in complete denial of who delivered the candy. >> say thank you, shanahan. >> thank you tebow. i love you. >>> no, shanahan. >>> no, tebow. >> oh, okay. >>> we've got two games in five days. >> cand

it was the 1-4 vikings who had seattle's number for most of the game adam thielen's score made it 26-21 late, but russell wilson would not quit he finds d.k. metcalf on a crucial fourth and ten to keep seattle live with a minute left, and with the game on the line -- the seahawks edge out the vikings 27-26. >>> around the league, a scary situation for cowboys' quarterback dak prescott he suffered a gruesome ankle injury in the fourth quart? had to be carted off the field dallas would rally after the injury and beast the giants with a last-second field goal. >>> for the first time since november, the chiefs are in the loser column the los angeles raiders kept kansas city guessing and winning 40-32. this heartwarming moment in washington alex smith played for the first time since his horrific leg injury he threw for 37 yards, but it was enough for his family to stand up and cheer washington would fall to rams 30-10. >>> switching dwegears now. the storm made landfall in pleasure as a category 2 hurricane with sustained winds up to 100 miles per hour it moved directly over lake charles,

metcalf on a crucial fourth and ten to keep seattle alive. finds metcalf again for the go-ahead score the seahawks edge out the vikings, 27-26. >>> around the league now, a scary situation for quarterback for the cowboys dak prescott he suffered a gruesome ankle injury in the third quart? had to be carted off the field you see how emotional he was there. dallas would rally after the injury beat the giants with a last-second field goal, 37-34. >>> for the first time since last november, the chiefs are in the losers' column the las vegas raisers kept kansas city guessing and win 40-32. >>> and now to this, a heartwarming moment in washington alex smith played for the first time since his horrific leg jeffery in 201 injury in 2018 he threw for 38 yards, but it was enough for his family to stand up and cheer washington fell to the rams. >>> rafael nadal continues to prove he is best of the clay, bested novak djokovic in straight sets to win his 13th french open crown and his fourth straight the crown in paris also marks nadal's 20thrand slam titl

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