. >> 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 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 reflect that angst. ♪ yea

spencer joins us from seattle. these two seattle lawmakers traveling to new york to express these concerns? spencer: yeah, that's what jumped out at us too. it's not something you see every day. so what you have here are two seattle city council members warning about things like -- essentially people getting squeezed out. they're warning new york lawmakers to prepare for the affordable housing crunch, to prepare for transit problems, prepare for homelessness and make sure amazon is paying its fair share to address those issues. emily: as i understand it the deal is done. done. he could the terms of the deal change as a result of these protests and pushback? spencer: that's where it gets murky. let's think about how this was structured. amazon negotiated directly with the governor of new york and new york city mayor so a lot of these others making noise were left out so now they're looking for any means necessary that they can slow it down, influence it. i don't think anyone seems to think they're going to completel

seattle -- the team is in seattle to participate in an invitational at the university of washington. the entire team, thankfully, made it off that burning bus safely. now, our helicopter from our nbc sister station in seattle was overhead, and down below, you can see all the athletes there waiting on the side of the freeway until they could be picked up. that track meet begins tomorrow. stanford will be competing back. >>> back here at home, a fire in san jose at two homes near storey road and claudia drive about two hours ago. no word yet on the cause of these fires. >>> reaction from santa rosa tonight. we're hearing from the city's mayor one day after cal fire released its findings on the deadly tubs fire. reports say the fire was started by privately owned electrical equipment, not pg&e equipment. tubbs fire killed 22 people and destroyed more than 3,000 homes. santa rosa's mayor says the city learned about the findings at the same time everyone else did. he emphasized that healing and rebuilding remains priority number one for the city, but the lawsuit against pg&e is still on.

not just in seattle. in moses lake, a town east of washington, we have the largest manufacturer of carbon fiber that goes into electric cars in the western hemisphere. lynn, a town of 300, i went to a ribbon-cutting of the largest solar farm. town that had some real economic stresses, we are now making biofuel and reducing carbon dioxide as a result of from iowa and making it into biofuels. what this means is jobs. what this means is an economic future where people can pay their mortgage and put their kids through college and afford health care. that is what this means. clean energy is not just an issue of environmental quality. it is not just an issue of species, preventing species extinct. it is an issue of economic growth but eventually. fundamentally. here's where you come in. this is why i am so excited you got up this morning on a relatively cold morning to have this discussion. because we need your leadership to adopt the policies that are necessary to facilitate his revolution. here's why policies

taking part in the seattle to portland ride. a lot of opportunities we haven't engaged athletes and intelligent gamers. reporter: the army enlisted 70,000 new recruits last year nationwide but that was 7500 short of its goal to boost the number. the army is offering better financial incentives and added a lot of recruiters. a big challenge in city like seattle is politics. high schools put up barriers. seattle public schools will notify veterans for peace when army recruiters are on campus to allow them counterrecruit. we saw army recruiters shouted down, driven off a community college campus. >> it's a very progressive, liberal community culturally, politically. you know the university of washington sends the most students to the peace corps. reporter: the army is undeterred. recruiters say the tactics will work even in a place like seattle. charles? charles: dan, thank you very much. i'm skeptical but i hope so. thank you. >>> meanwhile president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo, this is breaking news now, folks, wrapp

alaska airlines's operations are based in the seattle area. an airline spokesperson says 27 flights were delayed and five canceled. >>> now your accuweather forecast withdrew tuma. >> it is been a mess up and down the west coast with the series of storms. the one overhead right now is strong. it is bringing us heavy rain and strong winds at this hour. live doppler 7 right now has been scanning the skies tracking the moist. i want to go to the peninsula where we have light to moderate rain but where you see brighter colors there are pockets of downpours. palo alto. zooming over to hon cord and her cue lease, light to moderate rain. hefner in fairfield, sonoma. this is how it looked much of the day today. great day to be indoors. a live look from the exploratorium camera. drops on lens. gray skies. it has been windy as well. the winds have been increasing throughout the afternoon. look at the gusts, fairfield gusting to 46 miles an hour right now. 32 right now in san jose. half moon bay currently gusting to 37. it is a very windy even at hand. a

seattle. it's a big deal when the sunshines in seattle. but the kids couldn't go out to swim. our air quality in washington state was the worst in the world, not beijing, not new dhely but in washington state because the forest fires consuming the cascade mountain pine forest and in british columbia caused a massive a smoke. there was ash on the hood of cars when people woke up in seattle from the massive forest fires. that's personal to me when my grand kids can't go outside to play. it's personal to me when i meet people as i did in miami a few weeks ago meeting the mayor of miami beach where they've had to build up the roads a foot and a half because of the encroaching waters because of the ocean rising and inundating that city. when you go to miami beach when you go shopping you walk down from the roads down to the stores. that's personal. and this is now becoming a personal issue in people's lives. what used to be a graph on a chart is now a reality in our lives. and because of that we just have to recognize this central premise of climate change. and it's this. we are th

microsoft says, the median income in the seattle area has not been keeping up with housing costs. if this sounds familiar -- it is because the same thing is happening in the bay area too. microsoft admits, it is becoming impossible for lower- to- middle income workers to live close to where they work. the company is expected to hire up to eight- thousand new workers for its headquarters in redmond, washington, just east of seattle.. (ken) former texas congressman beto o'rourke is open about his struggles after losing to ted cruz in his bid for the senate last year. (pam) while voices calling for him to run for president in 20-20 are growing louder... opposing voices say... he may not be up to the task.c-n-n's jeff zeleny reports. natsot"b-e-t-o!"if beto o'rourke is running for president, he's not saying so yet.he's also not saying what he would do as president.yet that's hardly stopping a frenzy among democrats searching for a candidate to believe in.natsot"run, beto, run. run, beto, run. run, beto, run."whether the former texas congressman heeds the passionate call of those three

alex capri, joining the earlier from seattle, deal. alex capri, joining the earlierfrom seattle, washington. japan is on a global trade charm offensive with prime minister abe in europe this week, while the economics minister meets representatives for the us and europe in washington today. joining us now europe in washington today. joining us now is business reporter mariko oi. what is likely to happen in the talks? as you can imagine, talks will be overshadowed by what's going on in beijing and what president trump calls china's unfair trade practices. remember, his administration has slapped tariffs worth $250 billion on chinese goods. in retaliation, beijing countered that with duties on $110 billion of us goods. it is notjust a big trade deficit mr trump keeps complaining about. beijing has been accused of stealing or pressuring companies to hand over technology. injune the eu put forward a challenge against the world trade organisation in china saying that beijing prevent foreign companies from protecting and profiting from their

look at that, their charter bus caught fire on interstate 5 in seattle. luckily everyone made it out as the athletes stood on the side of the road and watched their bus go up in flames. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us live from the stanford campus. ian, do we have any idea how the bus caught fire? >> reporter: no, it's still under investigation. the team left here this morning flying to sea-tac airport where they got on that charter bus. one of the athletes says that it smelled like sulfur when they first got on. about 15 minutes later, it caught fire. the fire broke out and engulfed the stanford track team's charter bus just after 2:00 this afternoon in seattle. 30 student athletes and their coach on board escaping unharmed. >> there was a loud sound, bus driver pulled over. he thought we'd blown a tire. he stepped off and looked and flames coming out the side. >> reporter: the team on their way to the university of war invitational was told to evacuate. >> people started to run. then it get -- the flames got really big. we were afraid the bus was going

in seattle, gary horcher kpix5. >>> some other students were not so lucky. this is new video of a deadly school bus crash in texas. a train collided with the bus at a railroad crossing out of dallas. one middle school student was killed. tonight another student and the bus driver are in the hospital, no word yet what caused that crash. >>> a police chase ends in a nasty crash in oakland. tonight we're learning this may have all started with a murder more than 100 miles away. the suspects crashed this afternoon at 98th avenue and san leandro street in oakland. kpix5's andrea nakano has more. east oakland . pkg >> reporter: it was an oakland police officer who spotted the car tied to a murder and home invasion robbery in merced, california. as he tried to pull the car over, the 2004 infiniti sedan took off in a pursuit through an east oakland neighborhood. >> coming up to san leandro, we've got a lot of traffic here. 901! >> reporter: 901 is a police code for crash. the pursuit which lasted less than two minutes ended here on 98th avenue near san leandro stree

high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in places says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to austin, texas, are typical of what's happening. "....take that and they move to texas where the buy a home that is three times the size for $400,000 dollars. it's a choince where many people are beginning to say, i have options and they are taking that option and moving it out of statre..."in santa clara rob fladeboe kron4news ( robin ) mayor london breed has laid out her

>> first of all, thank you for having me. >> you bet >> indeed, unbelievably here and located in seattle washington, one of the strongest economies in the united states we've had the good fortune of having amazon, microsoft, starbucks lead the economy here and it's all about jobs and we're seeing it continue which is great news. >> kelly mentioned his loan growth close to 4%, 3.5% your loan growth in the fourth quarter was? >> 5% and more importantly, from my perspective, 5% deposit growth so we're seeing robust growth. the demand is there. i think we underestimate the impact of the tax cuts on business and the economy >> let me get to that. >> it's making a difference. >> the tax reform and cuts have helped your company this year or i should say in 2018 how much do you think the lower rates are going to continue to help you into 2019. >> i think it would be a continued tailwind for us. not just take us all to the bottom line and use that and give back, not only to our employees. we gave a 5% increase, a permanent increase when the tax act was enacted, but to also get back to the communi

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while there's no expectation the plane building hubs outside seattle, washington, or france will ever be replaced, boeing and airbus have clearly spread out their footprints. and both footints, alo with manufacturing jobs, continue to grow in the deep south. the airbus plant in alabama is scheduled to roll out its first all-new a-220 by the middle of next year. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>> signet jewelers loses the sheen and how. that's how we lose tonighs market focus with the company cutting its profit and sales idance following slower-than-expected holiday sales. it also hinted it could close more stores as a way to improve profitability. shares plunged by 24% today to 5.13. >>> industrial company ppg issued a weak outlook citing a softening global economy and declines for its products in some countries. the company ison alsodering splitting up its building and products coatings unit following pressure from an activist investor. the stock rose more than 4.5% to 107.36. >>> construction supply company fastenal topped wall street revenue forecasts. it gaveodnl

emily: businesses are involved, facebook, microsoft just announced an initiative in seattle. why are tech executives putting their muscle and money behind it now? priscilla chan: the realization that this is a problem that impacts the community. they want to be able to be a part of building seattle or the bay area into a place where people from different backgrounds can come and be successful. understanding that looking at opportunities like the partnership where they can be part of being a durable solution. going at it alone is a challenging thing and the fact that the partnership has spent all of this time defining what is possible and what the needs are. i think having different voices and stakeholders involved is attractive for everyone. community leaders want to know that business is involved and business wants to know that folks who are close to the problem and organizing and advocating for the long-term they can invest in. that collision of brilliance is exciting about the partnership. emily: amazon has been an interesting case study because they left seattle to look f

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i recently met up with my buddy seattle seahawks superstar quarterback russell wilson to find out which one of us can deliver fast food the fastest. take a look. >> i'm lear with seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson and we're going to play a game. here is how it works, i will jump? a consider with a stunt driver from the fast & the furious, we are going to tear around this fresh and meaty drive thru and rustle is going to deliver us food very, very fast food. ef reitem of food that et goes delivered we're going to donate $1,000 to l.a. food bank. after that we will switch places and the person who successfully delivers the most food will be crowned the winner, does this make sense?hae. start th sunday nightto food form, before we stafort let's warm up, get our arm ready. yes, so do you feel good? >> i feel good. >> oh. >> james: come on now. come on now. >> that wasn't it. that wasn't it. >> james: so what am i doing wrong with my hands where should my hands be. >> first of all you want to put this finger right there. your hands are a lot smaller than mine. let's see. >> james: i

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first, i am announcing that a grand jury in seattle has returned an indictment that alleges ten federal crimes by two affiliates of telecommunications corporation huawei technologies. huawei began effort to steal information about a robot that t-mobile used to test mobile phones. in an effort to build their own robot, huawei violated confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements with t-mobile by secretly taking photos of the robot, measuring it, and even stealing it -- stealing a piece of it. i am also announcing today a grand jury in new york has returned an indictment alleging 13 additional crimes committed by huawei, its cfo, its affiliate in iran and one of its subsidiaries here in the united states. the criminal activity alleged in this indictment goes back at least ten years, and goes all the way to the top of the company. as early as 2007, huawei employees allegedly began to misrepresent the company's relationship with its iranian affiliate, which is called skycom. huawei employees allegedly told banking partners that huawei had sold its ownership interest in skycom, but these cla

report this morning on morning edition on the seattle model, and that seattle has decided to go ahead with another year of the program as they iron out some of the issues, and they're aread ahead of everyone else in the country, so that's a very good system for us to look at and see where the pitfalls are. so i'm assuming the commission plans to take up other plans related complexities after we do this initial cut on some of the more simple matters and updating of the current law and the regs so that we can be current in our operations for november . thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment on agenda item number six? okay. agenda item number seven, discussion of the monthly staff policy report. >> thank you, chair chiu. agenda item seven is my monthly report updating you on how the policy division is working on the three policy priorities that the commission identified, so those are the public financing review project, which, of course, is on today's agenda, but it's been continued to january . likewise, the cfro regs we just talked about under agenda item number six. and the

microsoft pledging $500 million for affordable housing in seattle. up next, we'll talk to the president of microsoft, and chief legal officer brad smith that's a first on cnbc >>> later, are new auto tariffs on the horizon why president trump may be moving forward with tariffs on imported cars. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> microsoft announcing plans to commit $500 million to tackle the growing housing crisis in seattle. joining us to discuss, brad smith, president and chief legal officer at microsoft welcome back nice to see you. tell us how this money is going to get spent. >> well, we're going to put $475 million of it towards loans in both the low income and middle income spaces. $25 million into philanthropic grants to address homelessness it addresses a problem that has been imp

they've got in seattle and that failed. at least microsoft is stepping up. that's good. netflix earnings out today. what are we looking for. tracee: we'll get netflix's fourth quarter and 2018 financial results after the closing bell on the heels of netflix's price increase, investors are going to be paying close attention to the original content spending which is projected to reach $13 billion in 2018. also, the number of new members added, netflix projected at the end of last quarter it would add a total of 7.6 million new international members and 1.8 million u.s. subscribers. netflix trading lower in the premarket. lauren: a lot of the bears out there on the stock. there's not many of them, they say they're saturated in the u.s. market. we shall see. flip phones, my mother still has one, she loves it. they are making a for real comeback outside of my mother. tracee: you remember the motorola phone released in 2004. the once popular flip phone is being rea sized as revised as ae with a starting price of $1,500. they will

donde los salarios mÍnimos alcanzan los 15 dÓlares incluido san francisco y seattle. este incremento no se limita a ciudades de altos costos. han decidido aumentar sus salarios a $15 dÓlares la hora. sin embargo, ahora el paÍs es un variado mosaico de salarios, con algunos estados que no operan por debajo del mÍnimo federal y 2 estados que han aumentado el salario mÍnimo. con el salario mÍnimo federal congelado ven en las elecciones una herramienta clave para avana avanzar en esta batalla. vanessa. >>> en rusia un bebÉ sobreviviÓ luego de que un edad fue encontrado con vida gracias a su llanto y por los rescatistas y soportar temperaturas congelantes. >>> nave espacial de la nasa se acerca al objeto mÁs lejano jamÁs explorado. familia hispanas aprenden inglÉs en la misma escuela. >>> conocerÁn a la tortuga marina que se ha convertido en el sÍmbolo de la conservaciÓn de ese especie en el salvador. es muy gracioso. nunca nadie lo hace. y sin embargo... pasa. yo no fui. y por supuesto, son las manchas más difíciles, las que nunca nadie hace... yo no fui. c

high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in many places outside the bay area says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to austin, texas, are typical of what's happening. "....take that and they move to texas where the buy a home that is three times the size for $400,000 dollars. it's a choince where many people are beginning to say, i have options and they are taking that option and moving it out of statre..."in santa clara rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) thieves are t

and at this point the city of seattle, property crime rate is 250% higher than los angeles. and eye-popping 400% higher than new york city. >> tucker: so what this really is a guilt transfer, isn't it? it used to be when someone made your life worse, made your neighborhood ugly or stole from you, it was that person's fault. but this new definition transfers the responsibility to you, the law-abiding homeowner. all of a sudden it's your fault, it's society's fault so you can't do anything about it, correct? >> this is i think what the biggest danger for this social justice policing is that slowly in cities like seattle we are creating parallel justice systems. there is one traditional justice system for taxpaying, middle class citizens and totally separate system for politically favored identity groups. i think this has potential to undermine the core principle of equal protection under the law. >> tucker: i mean, at a certain point are people going to start to say i don't want to live around people who victimize ordinary americans, the homeless encampment and i don't want to

spencer is with us from seattle. most companies would die for 20% revenue growth, but will 19% the enough for amazon to satisfy investors? >> that's a good question. investors seem to be willing to overlook any slowing revenue growth, like you say, 19%, 20% for a $200 billion company is still impressive. because amazon is still going through this maturation process. even if revenue growth is slowing, it is widening margins. it has a profitable cloud computing business, advertising business. those are growing rapidly, which is offsetting any concerns about slowing in the core e-commerce business. as long as they continue on this path of widening margins while growth in its core business is slowing, investors should be happy. shery: this is the first time ceo jeff bezos will be announcing results after announcing the split with his wife. do we know if there could be any impact on the control he has over his company? we don't and it will be interesting to see if that comes up on the call at all. s is thenow is bezo larg

to improve its delivery service and will test a fleet of robots in the seattle suburbs, the e-commerce giant announced a trial of amazon scout, and autonomous delivery device the size of a cooler that rolls along sidewalks at a walking pace. it will use six robots at the moment to navigate around obstacles like people and pets. netflix continues its campaign to dominate the entertainment industry and we will discuss the strategy as awards season you to. up.wards season heasts this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: netflix has one more reason to break in hollywood as they scored 15 oscar-nominated, including best picture for roma which got 10 nominations including best director and cinematographer, tying with the favorite for the most nods. this recognition amid news they are joining major hollywood studios in the motion picture association of america. we discuss. >> it is hollywood's highest prize voted on by a large group of the industry but the industry itself, not some group of journalists like the golden globes. it really is representation that netflix is considered one of the -- i do not w

tech has been blamed for driving up housing costs in seattle and the bay area. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am rosalind chin. this is bloomberg. david: i am one of those journalists. 25.82.e lunch break, remember that level. we had across back in april. knocking on that door once again. 25.82 is right about at our 50 day moving average. yes, we are up on the year, but we are a long way from reclaiming past glory. might help, these injections out of the pboc. here is a measure that tracks net injections. it takes you back to 2014. the record of course yesterday followed by a relatively large one the past few days ahead of a lot of liabilities. you have liquidity requirements, the chinese new year. you have tax liabilities that need to get [indiscernible] have a look at the chart on your bloomberg library. the other thing we want to watch out for, we are getting an update in hong kong. we are at 44% in terms of improving risk. that is the percentage of

then the high will be triumphant and take the moisture up into seattle. future cast shows the timing. a little before sunrise, we get the first band, and a little wave of rain. you might think, "that's over. didn't even feel it." then the day goes on. more comes in by sunday afternoon. after this first dousing of showers in the early going, more will be on the way. again, not a huge amount. we'll go to scattered showers by monday morning. and here's how it looks in terms of amounts. we've got about a 3rd of an inch to a half an inch in parts of the bay area. more than an inch in ucaya. so the farther north you go, the more rain is going gh prsur in. it will be sunny and warmer starting on tuesday. as we have a look at what we expect, showers will develop later tonight. light rain will then spread south tomorrow. monday would be mostly dry. and then it will be sunny and warm as we have a look at overnight lows. temperatures will be in the mid- 40s, and daytime highs will be mostly around 60 degrees. in livermore, we're gong see 59, 61 in san jose. remember

country are in the bay area.and more ( jane )good morningsan francisco and berkley have beaten out seattle as the cities that drink the most coffee per capita.apartment guide said according to the census bureau, the bay area beat other cities in. number of coffee shops.berkeley has one coffee business per 2,073 per residentsan francisco, one per 2-thousand. 297.facebook is bringing in new rules about how employees can discuss politics and religion internally.business insider got an internal memo and found the rules prohibit bullying, ban attempts to change others employees' politics or religion, and outlaw harassing speech.cnbc recently reports that some employees say facebook has a 'cult like' workplace where dissent is discouraged.whole foods stores have ended a promotion called moays" that offered steep discounts on vegetarian options from the grocery chain's prepared-food bars.shoppers could pay a flat 8 dollars for whatever they could fit on a plate as long as it didn't have any meat on it.some people were getting discounts of up to 70 percent with the deal.whole foods didn't comment.

>> seattle is a great city but everywhere you go there are homeless encampments. even in my neighborhood within a block of a public elementary school, there has been a homeless encampment with up to 50 people doing drugs, committing b crimes, and causing chaos. a block away from a public elementary school since last summer.. there has been no response from the city government despite hundreds of complaints over months and months and months. i think we are reaching a point where normal, everyday taxpaying citizens are fed up. this government by ideology that is totally blind to the impact that it's having on real citizens is hopefullypa going to start to face some consequences as we move forward with the municipal elections later this year. >> tucker: this isn't even blind. this is an act of aggression. when they treat you this way, they are saying we hate you. i don't know the other message. s [laughs] christopher, thank you. that is so interesting and sad at the same time. good to know. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. friday. >> tucker: happy friday.

the legendary drive to the northwest to seattle where he was writing the business plan. in those early years, she maybe not firmly, but she did work at amazon. she kept the books, she would help drive packages to the post office. she would interview. i remember an early employee saying that jeff was friendly, he did not want to hire him because he thought he was playing too much ultimate frisbee and mackenzie thought it was ok to bring him aboard. she played a key role in the early years. not really over the last two decades, certainly in that first chapter. emily: bloomberg keeps great records on the wealth of the wealthiest individuals. you can see the list of the world's wealthiest people. there is a chart here that gives us a different, more visual view. is a possible settlement underway. we have no idea how the fortunes will ultimately be divided. under washington state law, is it true that she is entitled to half of everything he owns, including a stake in amazon, which is 16%? >> what we know so far is that the washington state law is set up to divide things quite

but then on the other hand you have microsoft giving seattle 500 million, where amazon fought tooth and nail not to pay extra nickel in taxes. what is going on? >> we have a dichotomy going on in the tech world. average person saying i don't think technology helped me, helped my job, don't make may life better. fake news. technology gave me wonderful opportunity and career. that divide is happening that is a massive digital divide. the privacy aspect is a huge one. we have to solve this tim doesn't go far enough. tough make personal data, gee gigi no, ma'am mix. like way we have it for our cars and our homes. if take that one step further we would be able to do that when you own that data you can say don't touch it. you can say i will donate it to the american cancer society. you said hey, i will lease it or hey, you can pay me for it. charles: i have idea of owning it. i have done segments. i think the american public loves that idea. cot industry ever come up with that on their own or are they just simply inrighting government scrutiny and regulations? is it inevitable? >> you can do

seattle: "we're actually from seattle so we're very used to the rain but yeah it's very depressing, it started raining here in san francisco."> john takes the ferry from alameda daily..he says he's no scientist but thinks this months flooding is expecting to be worse.. but this is not the first time we saw the tides peaking through.. just last year - on january 11 - king tides submerging the same spot on the embarcadero.. and in 20-16 water spilling on to the embarcadero once again..during the king tide event.."king tides" are higher than normal tides that often take place during a new or full moon.. (gayle)live in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. (jr) rain wasn't the only thing causing problems today. wind became an issue as well. strong wind gusts knocked down this tree on san pierre way in mountain view. thom

it's seattle it will be crazy. we will set the mood light rights. we have smooth jazz in the background. that's not an appropriate way to go about this. i would rather we spend focus our energy on actual services to save them, to get them off of this drug. >> tucker: exactly. so nicely put it is difficult. it is complicated. but that's what you do when you care. and when you don't care, you do exactly what they are doing now. they don't care, do they? >> it's -- i don't want to say none of them care. right? i think there are some people whose hearts are in the right place. >> tucker: yes, i bet that true. >> a lazy way. it's just lazier. and i have been trying to think about why some people support this and i vice president really gotten a straight answer. some people who basically want to legalize heroin. there is a small group of people but there are folks in this community who are fighting for heroin injection sites who are of the opinion that you can live a normal life and have normal relationships and be basically a functioning addict. and i su

seattle: "we're actually from seattle so we're very used to the rain but yeah it's very depressing, it started raining here in san francisco.">john takes the ferry from alameda daily..he says he's no scientist but thinks this months flooding is expecting to be worse.. live in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news (justine) (justine)you can also download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com to stay on top of the next series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar. and you can also get alerts for your neighborhood. tonight after a deadly officer involved shooting in the south bay. santa clara police shot and killed a man at a gas station early this morning. police say he was armed and shooting at people and passing cars..kron4's dan thorn spoke with police.he joins us live in santa clara..dan, are police still out th

. >> in the last half hour we have got new video of charter bus that caught fire in seattle carrying the stanford track team. it broke out about 2:00 p.m. in the northbound lanes. the new video shows smoke from the back of the bus. there were 31 people on board. everyone escaped safely. and the team stood on the side of the freeway waiting for another bus. >> the track team is in seattle for a meet this weekend. >> city leader say tonight a cal fire report that determined pg&e was not to blame for the deadly 2017 tubs fire will not stop their lawsuit against the utility company. the mayor said city lawyers are looking over the report. it identified private electrical lines as the point of origin. they are seeking compensation for taxpayer cost incured during the disaster. >> we need to continue to talk with legal team to find out what implications of it. how thorough is the analysis. we theneed to continue the discussions. >> the fire killed 24 people. 5,300 homes lost. includi including entire neighborhoods. >> bart board of directors met to talk about how to make bart better. today

. >>> the stanford track team's charter bus went up in flames in seattle this afternoon. luckily, everybody on board escaped without injury. our reporter is live at stan tord with their story. carlos? >> reporter: larry, behind me is where the team practices when they're on campus, but they were away when the bus they were in caught fire. the team's bus, seen here in flames, sitting underneath a ramp on interstate 5 in seattle. everyone on board made it out before the fire and smoke overtook the chaert bus. the athletes enroute to a track meet. >> all of a sudden we heard a pop that sounded like a gunshot and we pulled to the side of the road and noticed smoke. >> reporter: once everyone made it out, they were left stranded on the highway. we face timed with two of the team's pole vaulters afterwards. >> it was calm afterwards, but we realized all of our stuff was under the bus. then we were like, that's like our uniform and shoes. but everything made it out, so we were lucky. >> reporter: after 2 1/2 hours, the team was transported to the university of washington campus