andrew spencer: will tran: we re following work in news a sad news to pass along of the fifth person has died after a shooting at a shopping mall in washington state the chaos to the police officers emotive have not been released the man has only described so far as a hispanic male witnesses describe the chaos inside of the mall another night of protest in charlotte n.c. you concede they re marching through the streets there still demanding the release of police by kem and-can video that shows the shooting reporter: 4 offices wearing bulletproof vest shield it behind other cars that all warning after a dozen times she pleads with our husband an issue still unresolved by the video is whether he exited car he was holding a gun or threaten officers police said they found a gun at the same source close to the investigation tells our partners the gun recovered at the scene was loaded and had his fingerprints of blood and dna on it but it was not clear whether the evidence shows
income. the numbers are on the screen. we will get your thoughts in just a minute. your best ideas for growing the middle-class. we want to hear from you. joining us on the phone is jim tankersley of the washington post cap how is the little class to find? of the washington post. how is the middle-class defined? guest: i think most of us think of that typical family or household. when we talk about median income or median wealth, that is what we mean. what is that right there in the middle. host: does that change based on where you live? guest: it does but when you think about it nationally ok, the median income is a little over $50,000 a year. and that is about what it was in 1989. when they re thinking about the middle-class nationally, we think of a it really has not gotten better in terms of income in a quarter-century. host: talk about how the middle-class is doing not just with income, but other parts of their pocketbook. are there costs for them? guest: it has bee
saying now? reporter: he s not saying anything tonight at did talk with another witness this evening who saw what went down last night and both of those six people are generally shocked and surprised. this is what their real trouble and the more look like early this week of a scowling the area looking for clues at the sx of salt one of to the officers now say was a hoax. that is good news to the few who ventured onto the terrell friday i was not went out walking but i had pepper s brain the second one you heard about last night that one said until they test the person i am not going to go by myself. reporter: if the woman reporting the story was injured but also believe it was all self-inflicted thursday s cases of the three your woman said she was not hurt please do not believe the two know each other and have not charge either one with crime. the others say they just want justice. it is a big waste of resources there should be some sort of accountability. reporter: the w
14,000. it s the end of the world as we know it full meltdown three weeks before the super bowl kraft reveals they re running out of velveeta cheese. the major shortage causing a mad scramble. are we facing cheesepocalypse? and good morning, america. welcome back to josh, warm weather from the west, we hope. mostly. a little warmer today. i just want to say for eight days, the survivor s guilt watching back here as you guys were having this everyday, but america, i ve come to freeze with you a little bit longer. we are headed for a thaw coming up but right now you can t tell from this shot. so much snow coming down in the great lakes a few inches every single hour. they could have up to 5 feet. boy. we ll take a look at pictures from atlanta. this incredible geyser erupting out of a water main, thousands of gallons shooting into the air right now. icing so fast on the power lines as you see trees, all 50 states were under freezing in the last 24 hours and
growing numbers and concerns of the virus spreading the annual dory ali festival took place. it was in full effect in san francisco. the virus spreading predominantly among and bisexual men who make up the majority of the festivals. attendees kron four s taylor reports. several streets shut down in san francisco on sunday for the annual up your alley. leather and fetish fair. also known as gory alley, which draws thousands of people. the event comes after the city just declared a public health emergency for monkeypox as the virus continues. spreading think that that risk is not 0. and i think if people are smart and know how monkeypox does spread, they can avoid it. infectious disease specialist at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the risk of contracting the virus at events like gori. ali is very low. however, that risk increases based on intimate interactions with others, prolonged skin to skin contact and possibly through transmission, although skin to skin contact, it s