how bad has seattle done? >> it has gone terrible, like a war zone, homicides go up over 100% to an all-time high, record levels all time in washington state and seattle. todd: what are the key take aways in your plan? >> defund the police sent everything to 300 seattle police officers, my refund the police initiative at a substantial portion of those, provide tougher laws, - >> looking at numbers to dull story how bad it is in seattle. to the seattle officer shortage, 325 seattle officers left the force in the last two years, 93 are not on active duty waiting for vaccine exemptions, 18% money cut from the seattle police budget 2020-2021 and with that as a backdrop, 11 million they want to cut from the police budget in the proposal for next year. democratic colleagues see what is happening on the seattle street and thinks your cops is the answer? >> the whole woke left driving the conversation and if you look at the elections, iran against a democrat police candidate and elected official and by 25% in a swing

it still tonight in seattle. as the morning here on the east coast. but great to have you come on guys but looks like they voted down in minneapolis this public safety question that would've reimagine what the police department would do, how would function or not function there. what do you make of the vote? >> it's obviously good news for policing in this country. you had a very radical position being taken that we were going to actually put to the voters and it was always with a little bit of anxiety that voters would say, yeah, we are in favor of defunding and abolishing the police. i was up to the decision that you can put it up to the vote. we are not actually hearing from the people who would be directly impacted by this and i am glad that they stood up and said, no, this is too far gone for us. at least in the short term stop the momentum of the crowd itself. it's big let me up the minneapolis violent crime stats. that year to date for 2021, 11 months in covering ten months. homicides 79, more than 1700 aggravated assault, when i touch on seatt

seattle is now 3-8. niners at seattle on sunday. the nba's two best teams meet in phoenix tomorrow night. 18-2 warriors and 17-3 suns. the warriors have won seven in a row. in santa cruz, hey, it's klay thompson practicing with the d-league warriors this week. by the look of this video, klay looks like this blessed brother we all remember. >> everything we did was full 100%. there was no holding him back. he was live today. there was no holding back. it was really letting him go and experience playing all out and he looked really good. chris: saint mary's hosting uc riverside tonight. under nine minutes to go, gales up three. the miss, but the rebound. two of his game-high 18. the wcc player of the week lays it in. under five minutes to go, again. he had 14. gales win and now 7-0 this season. season. sports on abc ♪ don't worry mom, we'll be there soon. "we?!" is this "the one". well... let's say i found the one who takes me to another level... always stays calm under pressure. most importantly, the one that helps me discover the

. >> tonight's world premiere video from the seattle band nirvana. "smells like teen spirit." ♪ load up on guns bring your friends ♪ ♪ it's fun to lose and to ♪ >> it was like the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everybody who was alive then can tell you the moment they heard that song. because nothing like that existed to that point. it was really transcendent. ♪ when the light's out it's less dangerous ♪ ♪ here we are now entertain us ♪ >> here we are now, entertain us. it sounded like a threat. it sounded like a different generation coming in saying, what do you have for us? what are you going to do for us? ♪ got to find a way, a better way, a way to live ♪ >> the so-called slackers, generation x, they were not being paid attention to. and this pressure was building up, especially in 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. and i think the band and kurt cobain in particular refle

seattle is now 3-8. niners at seattle on sunday. the nba's two best teams meet in phoenix tomorrow night. 18-2 warriors and 17-3 suns. the warriors have won seven in a row. in santa cruz, hey, it's klay thompson practicing with the d-league warriors this week. by the look of this video, klay looks like this blessed brother we all remember. >> everything we did was full 100%. there was no holding him back. he was live today. there was no holding back. it was really letting him go and experience playing all out and he looked really good. chris: saint mary's hosting uc riverside tonight. under nine minutes to go, gales up three. the miss, but the rebound. two of his game-high 18. the wcc player of the week lays it in. under five minutes to go, again. he had 14. gales win and now 7-0 this season. sports on abc 7 >> hope will never be silent. harvey milk spoke to the crowd about help and a better world. milk's fight and sacrifice was done for a future he would never see. milk took action to build a better bay area for everyone, and so ca

and june 2020, protesters overran the seattle police department east precinct. rioters would established an autonomous zone. seattle's police chief carmen best could not sit by as her fellow cops lost her livelihoods and under served people of color she swore to protect were left without protection. so, chiever best, did the honorable thing. she resigned from her post in august 2020. but she is now speaking out with her new book titled "black and blue" detailing her experience and chief best joins me now. thank you so much for your service not only because your country but to the citizens of seattle. i cover story. you were known to a cop's cop. but you were also known to have the support of the community when you stood up for both of those people. they decided to cut your salary. why? >> well, i felt like it was a personal, you know, sorpts of attack on me personally because i was disagreeing with the policies that they were putting out about defunding the department, laying off officers so arbitrary just out of nowhere there was a suggestion that they cut my s

. >> just 150 miles to the east in seattle the country's newest professional sports arena is doing its part to help the planet. the climate pledge arena wants to become the first net 0 carbon venue in the world. here again, ben tracy. >> in a swirling storm of confetti, cold play christened the new arena in seattle. in the building unusual name was just about everywhere. from above the beer bar. to the massive wall of plants lining a main concourse. to the very top of the roof. >> i think it will be an amazing place for a player to play. >> president and ceo of the seattle cracken. >> what does it mean to have the team playing in an arena called climate pledge. >> it stands for great hockey skb great events. and something even broader which is a major statement about the environment and the climate. >> the climate pledge was cofounded by amtz in 2019. and calls for businesses to reach net 0 carbon emissions by 2040. ten years ahead of the paris climate accord time line. hundreds of major corporations have signed on. and so has the arena itself. >> we made the pledge. there will be zero

what makes seattle teachers different from the rest of us. >> two kids attend seattle public schools. first time in a year and a half they are teaching in person. and a 4 day weekend. >> you heard erica talking about short notice. is there no consideration for what that short notice does to plan their lives? >> it is an impulse to all the parents worry social workers to those like healthcare and any parents turning on the time to drop everything, shows your responsibility for children under their care. todd: let's go to various statements from respective districts, on canceling class today we are aware of the larger the more were number of spf staff and don't have adequate personnel to open schools, it is indicative of 15 educators and students are experiencing. only a few weeks into the school year, how to we compete with countries like china on major subjects like math and science and reading and writing when our education system and power through. >> we are not. >> seattle and washington state we can't afford to take a day off. same teachers, screaming equity all the time, think ab

we need to make it where people want to be police officers in seattle. >> that vote on cutting the seattle police budget is later on today. another big test is december 7th when voters can recall a current council member who is one of the two socialists on the council. that vote plus what happened on november 2 really could be a blow to progressives in the city of seattle. dana. >> dana: people may have just had enough. thanks, dan. >> going against the wind. the wind is 120 miles to the west. >> look at that thing. >> it's fascinating. >> bill: we got your attention. director of national intelligence not ruling out the possibility that aliens and uvos are real. the senate is weighing the idea of giving the pentagon on office to investigate ufos on multiple navy pilot sightings going back several years on unidentified aerial phenomena. jeremy corbell, area 51 is your wheel house. here is haines on the 10th of november. >> the main issues that congress and others have been concerned about are basically safety of flight concerns, counter intelligence issues. there is always the question of i

. >>> a mad dash for last-minute child care in the seattle area. hundreds of too muchers called off work forcing them to cancel classes entirely. we're going to walk through the perfect storm of problems that dropped a surprise four-day weekend on to the laps of thousands of parents. we're going to start this morning with the chronic high prices across america. nbc news monica alba at her post. first to tom costello. he has more on the soars costs across the country including what could be an expensive winter for people trying to heat their homes. >> mid november in new england, temperatures are falling, and edward is making the rounds. delivering heating oil and sticker shock to his customers. >> as much as i hate to show them the bill, they're like they gasp, but they understand what's going on. >> reporter: from the northeast to the midwest, meteorologists predict a cold winter which could make it expensive. >> you have to heat your home. you have to pay the higher cost. >> reporter: prices have already jumped dramatically. natural gas up 130% f

seattle a federal judge rejected a lawsuit by the seattle mom of the 19-year-old gunned down in the chop protest zone in the summer of 2020. so you protect criminals and you don't help the people who have been victimized. your last thought. >> you know what the problem is, harris? we have a real problem in this country right now. we care more about criminals than vick tills. we have a resolving door criminal justice policy in cities across the country and about time we listened to the law abiding citizens of our communities not the screaming activists or the criminals. >> harris: if it's as dire as you lay out we have to figure out how we got there. it is really important. joe gamaldi, thank you very much. well not just virginia, republicans may deal democrats a second key loss in the deep blue state of new jersey. we're focused on it this hour. the call could come at any time. more than 99% of precincts counted. a surprise dead heat that could spell trouble for dems in 2022 and this. >> now right after we found the rhythm to get through it could be the biggest wallop that small business

. >> they will play seattle next week in seattle. seattle is 16-4 against the 49ers since drafting russell wilson in 2012. and we will see if fred warner plays. he left in the second half today with a hamstring injury. he is having an mri tomorrow. they'll need fred warner to play. takeo spikes, dave feldman. have a great night. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless deal of the year - up to $1,000 in savings - for a limited time only. on the most reliable network nationwide, plus nationwide 5g. act now and save up to $1,000 with xfinity mobile. so you can go all out on gifts for the family - during our best wireless deal of the year... the xfinity black friday sales event. click, call or visit a store today. >>> right now on nbc bay area, global health leaders working to slow the spread of omicron as it creeps closer to the u.s. >>> so it clearly is giving indication that it has the capability of transmitting rapidly. that's the thing that is

overlooked them next sunday in seattle. big test for the golden state warriors. of course, they're off to a great start 18 to but in their rear view mirror and not far behind the phoenix suns 1 16 in a row. they're going to play the sun's a couple of times this year and the warriors, of course, looking forward to the return of clay thompson. little update from him is down in santa cruz doing some five on five stuff. but he definitely will not play in any games down there. just heightening is workout process. let us go to morocco to st mary's coming off their first loss of the year hosting. u c riverside second half very strong for them nice out of bounds play augustus marshall onus to dan 02, which is fortuitous because he hits the nice shot there and the son of sharon ist. we'll do it again to go to after class for 2 67 50 strong second half for the gills who are now seven and one just absolutely staggering amounts of money being thrown around by major league owners on the eve of what is apparently going to be a lockout in a labor problem . you wouldn't know it

virginia, new jersey, new york, minneapolis, seattle, texas. and today is a wake-up call for the washington democrats to abandon the partisanship, extremists agenda, the washington-based programs that cost billions of dollars and don't have programs. we have warned speaker nancy pelosi almost everyday since she has been in the majority this year and she sought time and again and she wants school board meeting so his parents would would come. the pressure, to go after even if your child was leaked to the bathroom. we watch people fearful of the rising cost of inflation, the democratic answer was to spend trillions more to make you have a tax on everything. >> more than 160 countries. on the terrorist watch list and the democrats continue to ignore it. and that includes crime rising across america. and just in my home state. but far from nancy pelosi and others with the deft with the continuing to rise. just last week and nbc had a pool that talked about the biggest concerns that americans had. so i think when you look at the governor elect, he w

but not in seattle. we're holding back just a little bit on that. needless to say things definitely will change. the problem is, right now we still have even with these results we'll have a majority council that supports defunding. the question becomes, will they start to moderate their message since the seattle voters very clearly spoke out against this kind of stuff. obviously when you have got a republican potentially city attorney first time in three decades, a republican was actually elected here, that is instructive how bad it has become. the people up for re-election the remaining council. they will probably moderate or try to prove their positions are the right ones, even lean in harder over the course of the next year. we don't know where they are will go just yet. stuart: i'm surprised there is not a more dramatic response. as i understand it, the crime rate in seattle, the personal one-on-one sky rate just skyrocketed? >> yeah. the homicide rate last year hit a 26-year high. we're trending a l

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. >> today is an important election day in seattle where voters are being offered a star choice in the race for city attorney and self-described abolitionist who wants to end traditional prosecution of most misdemeanors or republican. here is correspondent ian springer. >> abolitionist is not an unreasonable like they give birth to give the self proclaimed abolitionist nicole thomas kennedy at public defender says if elected she would not prosecute nearly all misdemeanor crimes doing away with the need for police, judges , and jail cells. with its are many tweets made during last year's police protest that are getting the most attention perigee called seattle officers pigs, murderou tools, she prays the people who set fire to the youth jail and the criminal who blue oval in the east precinct as heroes, sh called a moral imperative, and even asked officers to quote yo some if she gets into office, they will have an elected position right here in the city of seattle parrot. >> thomas kennedy also tweeted have not taken any of those antibias training, but i for sure hate this country in a

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new york city is not seattle or portland. eric adams is a ex-cop. the street crime unit is the most effective way to get drugs and guns off the street. if they riot, break the law in front of city hall, if there will be any blood, it will not be police officers it will be theirs if they break the law. they better step back because they will get a big surprise. elizabeth: why do you say that? what manufacturing do you have? >> i have manufacturing that the tactics that were used by black lives matter in seattle an portland were tolerated. they will not be tolerated in new york city. if they break the law they will be arrested. if they resist the police, the police will use whatever force necessary to put them under arrest. i think they're making a huge miscalculation how new york city and eric adams will respond to the unlawfulness in this city. elizabeth: they don't have a first amendment constitutional right for rioting. only to protest peacefully. adams says as you know is a former police captain. he, the meeting with the black lives matter leader

the niners are a road favorite to beat seattle. a game you can catch right here on kpix next sunday. couple of role players we will be missing. all pro linebacker fred warn erin juried his hamstring on sunday. is he out one to two weeks as is receiver turned running threat samuel who injured his groin on this third quarter play. next man up, we will see. still early in the week. now on monday night seattle's russell wilson in the nation's capitol into the game. down 8, 15 seconds left. hit freddy for a touchdown. no time outs left. they needed two points to tie. wilson fired and washington's fuller was in the way. got the pick. what about the on side kick in seahawks, got it. seattle was flagged for illegal formation. wow. washington hung on and won 17- 15 the seahawk drop their third straight game. washington won it's third straight game. >>> baseball free agent talk, the star pitcher the mets agreed yesterday to a three year, $130 million deal and the giants reportedly were in the mix for him. san francisco apparently has counter

did you see what happened in seattle? seattle basically voted in a republican city attorney who said you know what? enough with the mayhem from rioting like antifa. i'm about public safety. that is according to ann davidson. we have reports that virginia democrat abigail spanberger telling democrats on a postelection call don't ever again use the words, defund the police. >> well, i will take you one step further, emac. actually the mayor-elect in cleveland called defund the police the worst label in american political history. so yes, virginia rep spanberger is absolutely right. it took the democrats two election cycles to realize this. i will say this, what happened the difference between the slogan and reality. in minneapolis, a city 70% democrat for this to go down by 13 points, reality of the constituents between a slogan and needing a cop. elizabeth: the democrats didn't mention it at the convention. the president didn't mention it in the joint session to congress. didn't mention it in the inaugural address. nothing

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seattle city attorney, the defund referendum in minneapolis, the socialist buffalo mayor lost. watch the san francisco district attorney recall, very far left, watch that coming next year. >> spencer, a thought from you? >> i think democrats need to ask themselves the hard question of why is it even close given the current state of the republican party? you are offered a choice from our point of you may life hand grenade for dinner or the chicken and asking how is the chicken prepared, wise it even close? we will find the answer by getting out of their heads and figuring out what is going on. >> the america first agenda works, at a dose of humility and you can have great success like the governor elect youngkin. look at the diversity republicans brought to this, great night for hispanics and republicans, great night for african-americans, the democrats worst nightmare, they are losing on policy, democrats are losing with some of the other parts of the electorate they normally count on and just assume they are always going to win. >> thank you to the entire panel. >> appreciate

speaking of cops and mayors in seattle home of rob's doyle... nobody cares about rob's doyle. >> i don't know who that is, greg. >> the worst character on frasier. >> i don't watch frasier, greg. >> okay. >> a democrat who called for more police funding. roz. he ran against lorena gonzalez to endorse cutting the police budget in half which would make the 9-1-1 response times longer than cookinga thanksgiving turkey. it's a plan as - - so mad about roz i can barely think. and in new york newly elected mayor eric adams isn't just pro cop, he's a former cop. and while he's still pretty liberal, he's vowed to support the nypd and when it comes to business he's sounding less like de blasio and more like bloomberg. new york's economy does bet were less shoppers on the - - more shoppers on the street and less poop. >> you won't shoot up my city. you won't stab young people in schools. you won't guns on my street. we're fraught going go - - are. we're not going to just talk about safety, we're going to have safety in our city. >> bottom line, it's almos

seattle western washington has record rainfall for autumn british columbia record rainfall portland's has record rainfall for autumn in all time record stuff, and we are just south about 6800 miles. more nap but far enough south. we're not seeing anything and we're not going to see anything. probably until. the ninth 10th 11th of december and that's the next opportunity. it doesn't mean it won't happen or it won't happen sooner. but in the meantime, we've got this high pressure pattern. we might see some patchy frost. we might see a little bit of valley fog. i saw a little bit this morning up by davis. but the high pressure is that the dominant feature and it stays put. it's not just a high pressure that's impacting the west coast directly. it's all the way out into the plains. i mean, this is a big, dominant high pressure dome. that is keeping everybody dry and you talk to the folks in the rockies and their ski season and colorado and winter park and those folks. they're hurting for snow to when we come back. we'll look at the long range forecast. we look at the five day forecast wil

. >> seattle pizza joint reportedly taking vaccinations to a new level forget about dining inside if you're not facts argue that even allowed t go into pickup to go orders? he's on deck is always fresh west coast reporting next new developments at tonight in the case of a los angeles count woman missing for more than three weeks it. how deep links ex-husband is sharing distressing text messages as of the search for the missing mother intensifies. jonathan hunt has reporting fro our west coast newsroom on this tonight. >> shannon, the police are saying little about heidi planc disappearance. her ex-husband james wayne is speaking out publicly and in court. it is seeking an granted full custody of the 11 -year-old son he shares with plank. after telling the court his son is quote beside himself and uncontrollably crying. were and desperate to find his mother. and adding if we hear from authorities at that heidi has been kidnapped or has died, i fear our son will be extremely distressed and inconsolable beyond his current mental state. in the daily mail says it has obtained a text messa

i spoke to -- many times about the west seattle bridge, but we have many more as you said. but, in addition, restoration of -- the epa is going to have money to really clean up our sound and restore our sound. that's very important. as well, as removal of fish passage barriers, that is also funded in it. so, there's just so much, lawrence. it really is an important bill tonight. it is part one of two parts, as vice president harris said, but it is a critically important bill that is going to deliver real results for people. and, i just have to say, lawrence, i have to shout out heather -- who was the saddle seattle iron board who spoke so beautifully today at the ceremony, and of course, this is the work that we had done in the state senate, even earlier. to fund pre-apprenticeships that helped get women, groups of color, and people who are incarcerated, into pre-apprenticeship programs. heather is the perfect example of that, and man wasn't she just fantastic today. really, really, tremendous. >> she actually it -- was very unusual for a bill signing, to see the vice presi

the west seattle bridge a priority of mine. i spoke with secretary buttigieg many times about the west seattle bridge. we have many more. in addition, restoration of the sound. the epa has money to really clean up our sound and restore our sound. that's very important. as well as removal of fish passage barriers that is also funded in this. there's just so much. it is really an important bill tonight. it is part one of two parts. as vice president harris said. it is a critically important bill that is going to deliver real results for people. and i just have to say, i have to shout out heather. who was of the seattle iron worker who spoke so beautifully today. at the ceremony. and of course this is the work that we had done in the state senate. even earlier to fund apprenticeships that help get women, folks of color and people who are incarcerated into programs. she's the perfect example. and she was just fantastic today. really tremendous. >> she actually was very unfushl for a bill signing to see the president and the vice pr

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another atmospheric river headed for seattle and portland. that's where all of the rain will steered to the north, high pressure is blocking that. for us it continues, the dry weather, as the rain stays to the north of us so we are not seeing changes here. now that we are wrapping up the month, we are looking at how much rain we measured. in san francisco, it was well below what we get for the month. we are still in the surplus for the water year thanks to the big month in september. going into the next few months, we are entering into what is usually one of our rainy seasons, rainy months of the water year, and so it's starting out very dry. we will see if we can flip this pattern and get some of the rain they are getting up around seattle to move in. our temperatures will be in the low 70s for the next few days, and slightly cooler in time for the weekend. >>> mike, you are seeing more fog for the drivers? >> yeah, and it's focused at the bay bridge. as the fog rolled in, they had the metering lights turned on. once you get past the meterin

quite the opposite in seattle. all mail-in votes. the folks who vote the last day of which we don't know how many are outstanding, they the end to go very far to the left. we've seen in the past some elections shift dramatically in just one or two days after we got those initial results. >> bill: how long does it take to count? >> it can take anywhere from two to five days. depends on how many ballots came in yesterday and we don't know that information yet. >> bill: we'll stay in touch. the view from seattle as we watch from the pacific northwest. >> dana: the race for new jersey governor too close to call. both candidates holding off on declaring victory. the results far closer than expected. about 1300 votes separating incumbent democrat murray and challenger ciattarelli. i feel like we just sat down and it has been an hour. another hour for you. >> bill: great to have you back, dana. big day for republicans across the country. stunning upset in virginia where we begin this hour. glenn youngkin defeating terry mccauliffe. mccaulif

i'm emily chang in seattle. earlier this year, a historic changing of the guard took place in this very town. jeff bezos stepped down as amazon ceo, andy jassy stepped up and adam selipsky became the new ceo of amazon web services. he has a long and storied history with aws, stretching all the way back to the early days before it officially debuted in 2006 and became the world's first market leader cloud computing. i sat down exclusive with him -- exclusively with him for bloomberg studio 1.0 to talk about what it was like getting the call to join aws back when it was in stealth mode. adam: it was very secret. it was hard. the company did not want to talk too much about it. we had to talk a certain amount about it. so the call i got when something like, we have this initiative to turn the guts of amazon inside out and expose it to other people. it sounded intriguing, though i did not understand what it was all about. i started talking to andy and the other senior leaders, and eventually to jeff. i would have to

back to you, sandra. >> sandra: dan springer reporting from seattle. thank you. >> trace: in washington, d.c., homicides just hit a 16 year high. the mayor now vowing to throw more resources at the cities surging crime. david spunt's life for us at the justice department. >> good afternoon. d.c. is a huge tourist destination. mayor muriel browser wants to stop crime, not just for tourists but for people who live and work of the nation's capital. she says we are throwing every resource at the rise in violent crime d.c. we will keep pushing on all fronts until we see positive results. two and half years ago, then attorney general stood alongside bowser hoping to curb gun violence. moving pieces from superior court to federal court but now the current u.s. attorney, channing phillips, has the program under review. concerned about its future. d.c. district attorney karl racine reportedly wants to keep gun cases in local courts and districts arguing that the program disproportionately affects african-americans. >> i find that unacceptable as an excuse. i th

emily, you are in seattle, it has been bonkers today. bonkers in the world of electric vehicles and car rental companies. started off with tesla. tesla is down 3%. elon musk tweeting there is no contract signed with hertz. hertz issuing a statement to bloomberg saying, we are already taking delivery. the stock dropping, then rebounding, closing up 2.6 percent. you are not even listening to me speak because avis is closing up 108%. one point higher by 218 percent following earnings. ,'s from the cfo about their future and electric vehicles, and then being on the platform. a lot to take in. we will talk about it later in the show. specific stock movers in the tech space, starting with meta-. the company form or not -- formally known as facebook. the company announcing it won't use facial recognition on the platform when it comes to photos and videos. netflix up by half a percent. it's launching into video games and new titles. the story of bloomberg roque earlier. microsoft, one of the better performing stocks, up, giving its version of th

in the meantime the packers aaron rodgers felt at home hosting russell williams and wilson in seattle and in the 4th quarter, the packers's math mouth style one them down and dylan crashed in and it was 10- 0 and wilson now coming off a finger injury just didn't have his magic. and he threw it deep here and only the packers could make a play and adrian amos came up with this and wilson was intercepted twice in the game and the seahawks were shut out for the first time in his career as the packers won it 17- 0. cam newton is back with the panthers after he rejoined thursday and came off the bench in a goal line situation and the 2015 nfl mvp feels like he never left. areas at arizona and he is the franchise all-time leader in nda carolinaas din ariza territory again and newton hit robbie anderson for 6-4 and a productive seven snaps for cam newton and the panthers one big 34-10 and the cardinals sell to 8-2. >> mac jones and the patriots won four straight hosting the browns today and i want you to watch this catch. the former 49er kendrick born between two defenders went up and got it

up next a trip to seattle next sunday. >> we've got six weeks left. football. a lot can happen in six weeks. we had a hell of a challenge coming up this week. going to a great stadium a team that i think people say they're struggling. but whenever we play them it's a really, really good game. >> we've been take ago week by week mentality. it's done well. i think we ought to keep doing that going forward. biel in a good spot. >> i think we played the best football in these three games. i thought this one was a huge one because it's a lot different. it came down to the wire. things went good for both sides at certain times in the game and the momentum flipped a number of times. was proud of everyone in the team and everyone involved in this building. >> the warriors announcing both klay thompson and james weisman have been assigned to their g league in santa cruz. warriors in into a matinee matchup with the clippers. dubs started out slow. third quarter, look at stephen curry, great pass to draymond green so nice. we show it twice. warriors force 24 turnovers. st

the races in new york, the races, madam speaker, in your own state in minneapolis, in seattle, from the city attorney. madam speaker, there are good news and bad news that night. in new jersey the good news for many people across this country was a republican truck driver with less than $200 defeated the second most powerful elected position in new jersey, the democrat senate president. that was the good news. the bad news, madam speaker, in this new biden american, we just lost another truck driver. we need so much more help. it's not just the message, it's a mandate. not for left versus right. but for right versus wrong. my question is, will washington democrats listen? so far, madam speaker, that answer is no. the focusing on themselves and on the demands of speaker pelosi. madam speaker, i know today the longest serving democrat in the senate announced retirement. i don't know what plan speaker pelosi has. i know she's been to europe three times in the last three months. i don't know if she plans on staying longer. i know in her press conference that she said this will be the culmin

. >> seattle got so bad, they had to close some schools. we go to the franklin mckinley school district in san jose. they say the problem is clear but the solution is not. >> reporter: one of the concerns is that many of the substitute teachers are retired teachers of older age, who are afraid to exposure to unvaccinated children. they hope that changes soon. ? the meantime, it's all hands on deck. you will find juan touring one of his schools. these days, he is spending their time making sure there's an adult in every classroom, something that's getting harder and harder to do. >> today, we have a number of support staff that are filling in to fill some of the vacant substitution positions. >> reporter: there was a need for 30 subs today in franklin mckinley alone. there's nowhere near enough people in the sub pool to fill the vacancies. while dealing with an internal crisis, the superintendent had to fill in for a p.e. class for one period. schools might end up combining classes in one room. >> obviously, we don't want to do that. especia

downtown seattle has gotten so dangerous government employees need escorts to get around. a new program called the walking bus provides king county employees with security guards to and from transportation. the seattle city council proposes slashing the city budget, back where we are at incoming democratic mayor eric adams recently sat down with a blm leader. to his credit, he's reinstating a plan to put more undercover cops on the streets. that made them angrier than jeffrey toobin running out of kleenex. >> if they think they are going to go back to the old ways of policing, that we are going to take to the streets again. there will be riots, there will be fires, there will be bloodshed. >> greg: that sounds like the status quo right now and that is the problem. when things are this bad on the street, vowing that things will be bad on the streets no longer rates, it doesn't matter. you are threatening us with what we already have, that's like the view threatening you with stupidity. are you hopeful at all that democrats are finally beginning to see they are incentivizing

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in seattle. she just prosecutes misdemeanors. mostly she does civil cases. the prosecutor there is a progressive. he's been there for a very, very long time. you know, his policies on drugs are fabulous many guided by his own experience with the addiction and the death of his sister. we are winning. progressive prosecution is winning all over the country. >> the police union in philly spent a lot of money on your opponent in the primary. the mayor, the police commissioner critical of you for not prosecuting illegal gun charges aggressively enough. you responded by saying the police weren't giving you strong cases to prosecute but after having beaten the police department's preferred candidate what does your re-election say about the relationship between your office and the police department? >> so the relationship between my office and rank and file police and the commissioner has been pretty good for quite sometime, we have our disagreements but for the most part agree, the relationship between

race in seattle, the autonomous zone. who could even think of something that stupid? and they're suppressing our vote, and i've got news for you, you're hurting the party, you're hurting the very people you want to help. terry got caught up, he's a good friend of mine, he's a good guy, you know, he got caught up in something national, and we've got to change this internally, in my view. >> woodruff: and barbara comstock, we've heard that perspective from james carville, the democrat. what about from the republican perspective? what did glenn youngkin do right? what did the democrats do wrong? >> well, i would agree with james on the wrong end, but for glenn, he's just a very uniquely talented candidate, competent person, and he understands that politics is about addition not subtraction, like donald trump, and it's bringing people together. the sunny optimism he saw in him. you know, as james knows, as the economy is stupid and the economy was the number one issue in virginia and he focused on that and as a competent busi

seattle was flagged for illegal formation. washington hung on 17-15, the seahawks dropped their third straight game. washington won its third straight game. >>> baseball, free-agent talk. max is a doctor no more. he agreed to a three $100 million deal, the giants purportedly were in the hunt for sure is there. san francisco has countered by finalizing a deal with starting pitcher alex cobb. he is a 10 year veteran. he had a record of 8-3 with the angels last season. there is your possible kevin cosman replacement. basketball, st. mary men's basketball, hosting uc riverside. they trailed on the second half, but look at the gayle storm. mattias, scoring 18. st. mary 167-50, raising the record to 7-1. we have a top- five tonight. that makes my whole mind, let's go. number five, this baby goodbye cross, bryan kelly left notre dame for the lsu coaching job, is that an irish spring? number four, how to lose a tooth, that way. the guy -- >>> anthony edwards, started the turnover. he may as well finish it. the timberwolves star can ge

. >>> all the rain chances headed to seattle and portland leaving us with warmer weekend weather and dense fog. full outline in about six minutes. >>> returning to our breaking news coverage, amber alert issued in alameda and contra costa counties after three-year-old boy was abducted in sacramento. 3-year-old leo norvell, acquaintance shot mother and another man before driving off with the child. joshua yago is said to be the man who took the boy, leaving sacramento in black 2011 bmw sedan and investigators believe he could be headed to san jose. 6ntu367. considered armed and dangerous. >>> on daily basis schools throughout the state are scrambling to fill classrooms amidst one of the worst substitute teaching lack ever. problem is clear, solution is not. >> reporter: you'll often find juan cruz touring schools and talking to teachers and students. today he's making sure there is a credentialed adult in every classroom, something getting harder and harder to do. >> today we have a number of support staff and administrators filling in to fill the uncovered positions. >> reporter: nee

one of the big surprises occurred in seattle. voters in the traditional progressive city went against the grain in a big way. dan springer shows us tonight. >> when the bells were counted, the result was a resounding defeat for progress is. candidates for mayor, city council, and city attorney pushed for defunding the police were beaten by three centrist, including ann davidson, the first republican elect in the emerald city in 34 years. >> rules of law need to matter. we have businesses that can't operate and people feel unsafe at their work place. that's happening today. >> homelessness was another big issue, made worse by the pandemic and city council that did away with navigation teams. >> you're going to want to see results on the street, in your park. fewer people in need. more officers out, more businesses open and thriving. >> the city council just cut $10 million from the seattle police from the mayor's proposed budget. mayor elect bruce harrell promised 2,000 beds in the first year. one promised 1,000 tiny houses but on

the seattle aquarium taking a little wet fright. time for kids with some under water. carving of jack o lanterns. a diver hopping into the attack and what appears to be a witch like costume. there you see it. he pumpkin he has a pumpkin settled right into slicing away made that happy face are somewhat of a happy face. the kids seem to be enjoying it. this is for the aquarium's annual halloween carving event while fish, of course, swimming around there and expecting the final product, the fish o lanterns will be on display at the aquarium through halloween. >> and tracking your full halloween weekend night outlook. is it going to be a tree or a treat for us this year in the bay area >> beginning tomorrow. some indoor mask restrictions will be lifted in alameda and contra costa counties. joining other bay area counties that have already started to relax their guidelines. the easing of restrictions in contra, costa county are specific to offices. gyms indoor college classes, religious gatherings and more kron four's taylor's sacking explains. >> a big day coming up for so