taking both heat and praise over the decision to impose a major new tax on big businesses in the city. correspondent dan springer is at amazon headquarters in seattle to follow up on a story that we brought you here for us last night. good evening, dan. >> in seattle did in fact move forward with the new head tax, charging $245 per year for every employee working in the city. that didn't seem to matter, reaction from businesses was swift and scathing. amazon saying it remains apprehensive about its future in the city because of quote the council's hostile approach and rhetoric toward larger businesses." starbucks was even more cutting, the coffee pioneer which is also headquartered in seattle went after officials mismanaging the homeless crisis. "if they cannot provide a warm meal and a safe bed to a 5-year-old child to come no one believes that they will be able to make housing affordable or address opiate addiction." it all, 600 companies will be