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Northwest Newsradio
"105th" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"1000 FM 977 stay connected stay informed. morning Good it's Thursday October 19th and at 531 we have mostly clear skies and 54 degrees in downtown Seattle. Along with Brian Calvert I'm Amanda Factor and here's what's happening. The family of Seattle resident Ramona says she's been trying to get out of Gaza since the Israel Hamas war started last week. Come of course Denise Whitaker spoke her with brother. Miles Okamura tells me his sister is now with other aid groups in southern Gaza but far from being out of danger. She also mentioned hearing Hamas rockets firing so I guess she recognizes what those sounds are and that's pretty ominous because if they're stationed nearby and firing then that means those people are going to be targets of the Israeli response. When Ramona Okamura retired from the University of Washington she started volunteering for the Palestine Children's Relief Fund. Her niece tells me her auntie Ramona spent her last four birthdays volunteering in Gaza and now she's stuck there. Her entire family committed to getting her home safely. I think we're all obviously very concerned for her and at the same time there's a hopefulness and solidarity that we feel as a family. Denise Whitaker, KOMO News. 532 at News Northwest Radio, Seattle police still searching for suspects after two people were shot in a drive -by shooting at a bus stop. The intersection here at Aurora Avenue and 105th Street it is a longtime trouble spot according to the people who live in this area and work here. Police are calling it a drive -by and witnesses we spoke with say they heard about seven or eight gunshots in rapid succession. Two men went down but we know there was a crowd of people around the bus stop because the manager at the auto parts store just behind the crime scene he says people ran into his business just to take cover. Now the two who men were wounded both of them were taken to Harborview. A hospital spokesperson says they both are in serious both condition of those men 18 years old. Joe Marino, Como News. There's some new information this morning on Rite Aid's plans to close stores here in Washington. Five Bartels are among the stores slated for closure two in Bellevue, one in Linwood, one in Redmond and the Seattle Bartel on 15th Avenue Southwest in White Center. The other six closures are Rite Aid stores in Mill Creek, Renton, Lacey, Graham and Burien. Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy earlier this week. No timeline for the closures has been announced. Tim Hull, Northwest News Radio. Washington General Attorney Bob Ferguson's long -running legal case against the thrift store chain Savers Value Village turned out to no be a bargain as the state has been ordered to pay the company nearly 4 .3 million in legal fees calling the state's lawsuit needless. A King County judge issued the award this week, eight months after the state Supreme Court unanimously rejected the Attorney General's claims that marketing practices by the thrift store chain were deceptive. A spokesman for Ferguson's office says the lawsuit helped to educate the public about the company's for -profit status and prompted Savers Value Village to make changes. Savers Value Village, which is based in Bellevue and operates more than 300 stores in the US, Canada and Australia, said it would donate more than a million dollars of the award to charities. Ferguson is running for governor. It's 534. And this is Northwest News Radio, your home for breaking news coverage and traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the force. Let's get you over to the High Performance Homes Traffic Center. In for Kiara this morning is Tamma Fulton. Good morning. A crash reported at 112th Street East at Canyon Road in the Puyallup area doesn't seem to be causing big backups, but it is something just to be aware of this morning. I have another crash in Federal Way, on a Janet Parkway, Highway 161, just before 348th Street. That's causing some slowing approaching that intersection of emergency crews arriving on the scene. Otherwise, Federal Way to Seattle on Doorbound 5 is taking you 31 minutes right now. That's about 10 minutes longer than usual for your drive. Ever to Seattle, still moving at speed, of just a a bit backup approaching I -5 from Westbound Highway 2. Our next door was traffic at 544. Our report this time is sponsored by Indeed .com. You need to hire. The Indeed is with you every step of the way, helping you attract, and interview hire new candidates all from one place. Visit Indeed .com slash credit. Let's check the weather with Coma Forest Theron's on sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Sunshine this afternoon after some morning low clouds and fog
Northwest Newsradio
"105th" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"1000 FM 7. Stay connected, stay informed. I'm Kelly Blyer and here are the top local stories. Bullets fly at a crowded bus stop, wounding two men and sending people nearby cowering for cover. now, For whoever committed the crime got away. It happened near the corner of Aurora Avenue and 105th Street, four's comma Joe Marino has the latest on the search for the shooter. When we first rolled up to this crime scene, Seattle police a had large section of the road blocked off the traffic while they gathered up shell casings and other potential evidence. We don't have a lot of details about what led up to the shooting on Aurora Avenue, but we know two men were hit by directly gunfire in front of that bus stop. The manager of an auto parts store just behind the crime scene. He says people ran into his business to take cover. I remember stepping in the back and about we had three people in the store and about 20 seconds later I came back and we're up to about 10 or 11. Officers with the gun violence unit reduction came out to the scene and Seattle police say they will be leading this investigation. Police say the exact circumstances what in led up to this crime. It's not yet known to them and no suspects have been identified. The two men who were wounded they were both rushed to Harborview to be treated by doctors. We're both told of them are 18 years old, both in serious condition. Joel Marino, Como News. New details are coming in about the man accused of randomly attacking multiple people with a hammer at the Beacon Hill light rail station. Como four's Lynn and when has been digging into the suspects history and has more from car from Beacon Hill. That suspect now charged with three counts of felony assault 39 year old Richard Aaron 370 say Police he hit three people in the Gordon has been arrested for three counts of felony assault 39 year old Richard Aaron was charged in head the head with with objects, including his hammer outside the Beacon Hill light rail station on September 28th. More documents state a hammer to the GitHub app, a hammer. Gordon reportedly threatened his ex boyfriend and staff at Bailey Boucher House in Capitol Hill where he gets outpatient treatment and at least one of the tips that led police to the suspect came anonymously from someone identifying him him as a patient at Bailey Boucher house. This is exactly the kind of case that can get a prosecutor are going to rush file When you have a violent attack like this, particularly on a victim that's at absolutely random, concerning. The public wants to know that we're gonna follow through and we are. And we've spoken with some of the victims since Gordon's arrest who tells they are resting a little easier now that he's behind bars come before his linen when the Kitsap County Sheriff's offices. They've arrested a 64 year old Bremerton man after after they say he tried to solicit sex from a five year old. According to investigators, a man was actually talking to an an out out of of state detective prosecutor's office is reviewing the information and will decide on appropriate criminal 8 charge is 34. Let's head over to the high performance homes, traffic center and get the latest on our roads. Here's Natalie. Well in Snoqualmie Highway 18 traffic is alternating east and westbound due to road work happening between 90 and Tiger Mountain Road until five a m out more east in Ellensburg. If you're coming over the pass on 90 westbound, it's blocked from a between crash Canyon and of Tannum Road and your drive from to koala to Bellevue on 405 north will take next 10 minutes. hope is traffic at Our 8 44 before Shannon O 'Donnell has our forecast. She's in the Northwest Crawlspace Services Weather Center. Well, hi everybody. It was a beautiful Wednesday.
History That Doesn't Suck
A highlight from 144: A Conversation with Ken Burns - Storytelling and the American Buffalo
"Hello my friends, this is Professor Greg Jackson, and welcome to a special episode of History That Doesn't Suck. We're going to return to our narrative episodes slogging through the trenches of World War I in a couple of weeks in time for the 105th anniversary of the Armistice and Treaty of Versailles. But today I'm thrilled to share with you my conversation with legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns about his latest film, The American Buffalo, which has a two -part premiere in the U .S. on PBS beginning Monday, October 16, 2023. Some refer to Ken Burns as a historian, but he would be quick to tell you that he considers himself a storyteller. The late historian Stephen Ambrose once said of Ken Burns' films that, quote, more Americans get their history from Ken Burns than any other source, close quote. I'm not exactly sure how to quantify a statement like that, but it's certainly fair to say that Ken's films are an indelible part of American history telling. We do know that his 1990, The Civil War, was the highest rated series in the history of American public television and attracted an audience of 40 million during its premiere. I was only seven years old when that nine -part series premiered in September of 1990. And now, today, I count this and many of Ken's later films as important influences on my own journey to becoming a history scholar and storyteller. His latest documentary, The American Buffalo, is a sort of biography of the American or the buffalo as they are more commonly known. The fact is, we would only know of buffaloes from history books if it weren't for a collective effort to save this species from the brink of extinction around the turn of the 20th century. It's a remarkable story of how conservationists, industrialists, and hunters alike pulled together to repair some of what had been pulled apart by unchecked slaughter and displacement of wildlife and indigenous peoples. As you listen to Ken and our on episodes the Indian Wars, the Transcontinental Railroad, and of course, Theodore Roosevelt. And one last thing before we get to the interview. I want to remind everyone that I'm currently on tour with the live show. I wrote this show specifically for the stage. It's titled The Unlikely Union. Think of it as the first 100 years of American history told in 100 minutes with all the history telling and sound design you love about the podcast, plus lights, video, live musicians, and me on stage. So head over to htdspodcast .com slash tour for cities and dates, including two shows in my home state of Utah on Veterans Day weekend. That again is htdspodcast .com slash tour, and I hope to see you out on the road. All right. Without further ado, it's my pleasure to welcome Ken Burns to History That Doesn't Suck.
History That Doesn't Suck
A highlight from 144: A Conversation with Ken Burns - Storytelling and the American Buffalo
"Hello my friends, this is Professor Greg Jackson, and welcome to a special episode of History That Doesn't Suck. We're going to return to our narrative episodes slogging through the trenches of World War I in a couple of weeks in time for the 105th anniversary of the Armistice and Treaty of Versailles. But today I'm thrilled to share with you my conversation with legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns about his latest film, The American Buffalo, which has a two -part premiere in the U .S. on PBS beginning Monday, October 16, 2023. Some refer to Ken Burns as a historian, but he would be quick to tell you that he considers himself a storyteller. The late historian Stephen Ambrose once said of Ken Burns' films that, quote, more Americans get their history from Ken Burns than any other source, close quote. I'm not exactly sure how to quantify a statement like that, but it's certainly fair to say that Ken's films are an indelible part of American history telling. We do know that his 1990, The Civil War, was the highest rated series in the history of American public television and attracted an audience of 40 million during its premiere. I was only seven years old when that nine -part series premiered in September of 1990. And now, today, I count this and many of Ken's later films as important influences on my own journey to becoming a history scholar and storyteller. His latest documentary, The American Buffalo, is a sort of biography of the American or the buffalo as they are more commonly known. The fact is, we would only know of buffaloes from history books if it weren't for a collective effort to save this species from the brink of extinction around the turn of the 20th century. It's a remarkable story of how conservationists, industrialists, and hunters alike pulled together to repair some of what had been pulled apart by unchecked slaughter and displacement of wildlife and indigenous peoples. As you listen to Ken and our on episodes the Indian Wars, the Transcontinental Railroad, and of course, Theodore Roosevelt. And one last thing before we get to the interview. I want to remind everyone that I'm currently on tour with the live show. I wrote this show specifically for the stage. It's titled The Unlikely Union. Think of it as the first 100 years of American history told in 100 minutes with all the history telling and sound design you love about the podcast, plus lights, video, live musicians, and me on stage. So head over to htdspodcast .com slash tour for cities and dates, including two shows in my home state of Utah on Veterans Day weekend. That again is htdspodcast .com slash tour, and I hope to see you out on the road. All right. Without further ado, it's my pleasure to welcome Ken Burns to History That Doesn't Suck.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"105th" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Senior analyst covering the industry. She says paid TV was at its zenith about 7 or 8 years ago. We've lost about 20 million people who have completely kind of left paying for any service either through the cable or their satellite provider or through a live service. But the cable companies are not having an existential crisis. If they're charging me, let's say $75 or $80 for a TV package. They're actually paying all of these different content owners, something like 60 to $65. So their margins are razor thin. Their Internet services offer bigger profit margins, but for the content owners, cord cutting is a big deal. Like a Disney like a paramount like a Warner Brothers discovery. Who kind of generate all of their revenue from advertising and affiliate fees, both of which are tied to the number of pay TV subscribers, Gina survey, Bloomberg radio. Now this Bloomberg sports update in the NHL, the islanders defeated the double 6 four at the Prudential center, Brock Nelson scored twice, including once on the power play, he now has 14 goals on the season, Jack Hughes had a goal and an assist for the Devils who lose for only the 5th time this season, migas of annex at an artemy Panera and scored in the shootout giving the rangers a two to one victory on the road over the Colorado avalanche Braden Schneider scored in regulation and Igor sha sturken stopped 41 shots through overtime and both Colorado attempts in the tiebreaker to help arrangers win their third straight after losing 5 of 6. Scored for the avalanche and Alexander Georgia have had 28 saves against his former team. In the NBA, the next one their third in a row, even in their record at 13 and 13, feeding Charlotte one 21 one O two on the road, Julius Randle led the next with 33 points, RJ Barrett with 26, a hornets have now lost four in a row. At the Barclays center, the nets raised their record to 15 and 12 after holding on to defeat Atlanta one 20 to one 16, Kevin Durant led the nets with 34 Kyrie Irving with 33, Trae Young of 33 for the hawks, who have now dropped three in a row. Argentina and Croatia moving on to face each other in the World Cup semifinals, Brazil took the lead on Croatia in the 105th minute with Croatia telling things up just 12 minutes later during stoppage time and then they advanced four two on penalty kicks. Argentina and icon Lionel Messi jumped out to a two zero lead over the Netherlands and advanced for three on penalties, barranco and Portugal would square off first later today, but the winner moving on to face the winner of England or France and the following match. Sad news, though, from the World Cup, soccer journalist grant wall is dead at 48 after collapsing at the World Cup in Qatar, the influential writer was covering Argentina's win against the Netherlands when he collapsed at the stadium. Will the Bloomberg sports update, I'm Tom Rogers. This is a Bloomberg money minute to say Elon Musk has had an impact on Twitter, maybe the understatement of the decade since the world's righteous man bought the company he has fired thousands of its employees scared off many advertisers and ended many misinformation policies. Now Musk's erratic approach to running social media may be hurting his other company, Tesla. There is evidence that testers not as dominant in the EV market is once it was at least here in the U.S.. Bloomberg tech reporter Ed ludlow. There's a lower proportion of owners around 65% compared with 70% last year that would say yes, I'm going to buy a test again. Oh, yes, I'd recommend one. One reason ludlow says is there are a lot more electric vehicle options on the road, but there's also evidence Musk is hurting the Tesla brand. It's been a circus show. Dan Ives covers Tesla, at Wedbush securities. You want to see him give reins to others that ultimately could operate social media. And even Musk has admitted he's stretched himself thin. I have too much work on my plate. That is for sure. Nathan Hager, Bloomberg radio. There's so much news happening around the world that were somehow supposed to stay on top of. That's why we launched the big take. It's a daily podcast from Bloomberg and iHeartRadio that turns down the volume of it
990 The Answer
"105th" Discussed on 990 The Answer
"And bravely moved toward those armed terrorists to take back their plane. And although no one knows just exactly what happened, there was surely a great struggle and exactly 10 A.m. United Airlines flight 93 with 45. Brave passengers and crew on board. Crashed headlong into the farmer's field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Hundreds perhaps thousands of lives were saved. But there was even more bravery and selflessness. That day. Some of the callers inside those buildings as they spoke with their loved ones. They spoke of some who were uninjured who may have been able to escape. But instead of leaving, they chose to stay with those who could not help themselves. Many colours also reported one man on the 105th floor of Tower one going from office to office, praying with people giving them calm, giving them the assurance of God's love. His mercy is forgiveness through Christ. But only a few were finally saved. According to all accounts that day, 2977 Americans died so many victims killed in those plane crashes or trapped in those buildings. But not everyone who died. There was a victim. Some went in voluntarily never to leave alive of those Almost 3000, who died that day. There were 412 1st responders, including 343 firefighters. 60 police officers, eight Medical emergency technicians. They gave their lives for those in need. Wow. And after all, the plane crashes that ended all of the buildings had fallen. Did they all just Go home. No, they stayed. They made their work our rescue mission and on that very next day they were able to save 11. People. Of those six were firefighters, three police officers. And the days of searching went on for a full eight months and as the rescue work continued. What did we, the people all across America? Do? Volunteers from all around our nation made their way to ground zero. They didn't care about getting paid. They came to help the workers. They're exhausted. But still in there, searching and there on the streets as the workers traveled back and forth from ground zero those on the streets, they stood on the sidewalks, some holding up pictures of their own loved ones. Suspected still to be in the rubble. Others just stood for hours praying, clapping and applauding as the workers past. There were even stories of people who brought food to pass out to the workers. Everyone wanted to help. That's what we the people do in America. We help On those days that followed, people began to put up flags everywhere, putting them on their houses on their cars, Some even putting flags in their pockets. People begin to put up signs. God bless America, but some began to ask. Where was God? When all of this happened, Why didn't God stop the terrorists? One excavator as he searched through the rubble. He found something that he recognized, but he could not believe he asked a Franciscan priest who was there. Blessing the remains of those who had died, he asked the father, would you like to see God's house? The father looked, and he also was absolutely amazed. And as so many of them there gathered around. There was silence along moment of silence. In that wreckage. There were two cross beams and as they had fallen 1 17 ft long the two of them weighing more than two tons. These two.
600 WREC
"105th" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Me bring you in to tell the story of four little Kimmy Schmidt on and I know you're is taught. You have to be as tourney on this story as I am. Yeah, Partially. So the stories is she's earning his Ellie Kemper. She's a actually she's on the office. Remember hers? Erin on the office? I don't know She's to me like it's the type of person that you just look at and are happy because you look like just two. Seeing her face makes me happy. I don't know what it is. Maybe it's because I'm a big office fan, but apparently the Internet has no such no such attachments. On. There's nobody happy on the Internet. No, everybody's miserable and like we're like, Gosh, I can't understand why we can't solve these problems. Every time you go into social media, everyone's awful. I wonder what the cause could be. Ah, so hold of the rent. But so Ellie Kemper, an actress. She, um is in trouble now. Twitter trouble. She's about to be canceled in the middle in the midst of being canceled by not just Twitter, of course, but multiple large media organizations who have now decided to jump on this bandwagon. Um, the wait, Wait, wait, wait. She's waiting. She's in Twitter Jail. Has she done anything on Twitter? No. Nothing. She said. Anything on people are tweeting about nothing untrue. They have tweeted that she is the KKK Princess. On the KKK princess. Wow. Yes. And you get the types of headlines from and you knows a very reliable source. The Daily Beast. Yes, the offices Ellie Kemper was beauty queen of a racist ball. That's how it's being. Summarized. So the back story is she was crowned the queen of love and beauty. At what sort of sort of was referred to as the veiled Prophet Fair. Veiled Prophet Fair is something in ST Louis. Where that it was created back in the 18 seventies, I believe now little known fact about American history. Everything created in the 18 seventies was racist. All things in the 18 seventies raises, at least exert well, especially in the South. It's certainly most likely, Yes, certainly as it applies to today's society. Even the people we look at, you know as civil rights heroes of the 18 seventies, said things you would not feel comfortable saying today. Yeah, I says right now was. It does appear by all accounts that the early days of this particular fair were. It was created by very rich, white, powerful people, and many of them were Racists. There's some of the imagery of that time again in the 18 seventies. Uh, that was what I would say. Looks themed to seemingly theme towards of the KKK, Okay? So okay. All right. I don't think anyone is going back and saying, like, you know, it was a great A great founding was the founding of this particular event. I mean, it was looked. It's been looked at for a very long time is having a problematic history. Now, over time, as we moved into, you know, the 20th century If he came to be a problem, people started complaining about those sorts of themes and over. You know, eventually, black people became members of the organization. You know, later on, you know the seventies. You know, this is 20 years before Ellie Kemper was named the, uh, the queen of love and beauty at this particular point, right? In fact, the name was changed. Like all of this is ancient history. They changed the name to fair Saint Louis. Ah and Ellie Kemper in 1999 became the 105th. Girl a 90 s. She was 19 years old to be given the title of, you know, to win this little now. Wow. What started this contract? I watched her all these years and I didn't know she was a hidden clan member. Yeah, Yeah, no idea. You'll notice she was not alive in 18 77 not alive in 19. So she says So, she says, Have you seen ever certificate? No, I haven't. In fact, I She may have been born. Who knows? Maybe in Kenya. We don't know We're gonna find that out later s O. So what started this recent controversy, Blood? Is, you know some idiot on Twitter, Of course tweeting. This used the KKK princess and referring to a 2014 Atlantic article article in the Atlantic had excerpts from a book about this particular fair, saying it was problematic. Uh, you know, went through sort of a history of it did not reference. Ellie Kemper of the story was not about Ellie Kemper, but basically said, like this fair is not a good idea because it has a racist history. Then someone digs up. Hey, Ellie Kemper was The winner of this award at this fair, and now Ellie Kemper equals racism, I guess is how we how this thing works now. All of the problems with this analogy. She she what? She was 19 at the time. She it was the affair was not even the same fare was named something else. She was not around in the 18 seventies. She it was not a cake fair at the time. There were black members through, for some reason, wanted to join this. Racist organization. Many years later, in nothing for points to the idea at all that she had any racist feelings intent, and nothing like that, at all is even is even be exactly suit. What White America the racist White America says. Every time you Point out their hidden systemic racism stew right now, even the people cited in the article. Have come out and said No, Ellie Kemper is not a racist. There's no reason to believe she's a racist. The people who said the fair was racist. Are saying, like You don't understand this developed into a ST Louis tradition, and it really had nothing to do. Its roots were bad, but it was not like that. At this point. Also, most of the girls who participate in this particular event are not excited about it. They're doing it for their dads. Their dads have been, you know, may be part of this organization for a while, they're going along with raises these the people who who are saying the organization is right was racist at one time are saying this about her. So, yeah, I think on its surface plays as a very typical ridiculous cancel culture Example. Right. There's no reason to believe Ellie Kemper is a racist. She has never shown any signs of racism. It is a completely nonsensical story based on some idiot tweeting something they knew nothing about it. And then the experts have been just because just know she's not racist. This is not what to assume from this piece. Event and just because this happened what 20 some years ago? Uh, you think that just washes away all of the racism that she clearly Either knew or didn't know on either was or wasn't at the time. You just think it just washes all of that guilt away. First of all, there's no guilt. She should not feel guilty about this. But the second error secondary part and, of course, you know, I shall say she should should not feel guilty about this. I will not be surprised at all. If she's apologizing, though, By the end of the day, we should be clear about that. Of course she will be. This is, of course, the way she's gonna handle it now. Part of the reason I know she's gonna handle it that way, or I believe she will. Is because she's a big liberal. She's no conservative. She's a She's a big liberal. She's been all over talking about. She's not like I would say an incredibly politically active person but has been every every example you could find of her. Being political has been to the left. Her parents were wealthy people from ST Louis and have some, you know loose ties supposedly to some Republican policies, but She's not at all that way and is donated to like black lives matter. So that introduced you to the second layer of the story, and I think part of it, which is interesting to our audience and how we react to it because I think we would all agree on the surface. Ellie Kemper is completely innocent here. And this is Blake to blatantly terrible example of cancel culture. On the other hand, there is certainly a part of me. That sees someone who donates to black lives matter, an organization that is actively creating this world that does these things to people all the time. Cancels them for nothing all the time, right when you are on that side of the argument, and you create and manifest this society in this way and cheer it on, over and over and over again, are we really supposed to feel bad for you? And I write Are we supposed to? Are we supposed to get up and and and help you and then But there's a bigger part of me. Stew That just says, Isn't it time to have some ice cream? Like, you know, Pat says this every once in a while Pat Gray from factory and least she says, I just love it when liberals eat their own. And like, you know, I I go back and forth on this because I can feel You know, there's that sort of instinct, Animal instinct inside of you to say screw her. She if she helped build this and screw her she's gonna have to She made this bed. She's gonna have to lie in it. On the other hand, I think the right thing to do Right thing to do is to Say that she's not a racist because you know what she's not, and there's no reason to believe that she is This thing is bigger, though this left right thing that we talked about all the time. Blend in that, like, you know, Look, they go after the left on this stuff to constantly right? What? What?.
KOA 850 AM
"105th" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Presented by Sin Tour a health is we take a look at the Chevy Sports Desk Scoreboard Rockies If you're just joining us, scored two in the ninth and ended their road losing streak, beating the Pirates 4 to 3. Milwaukee got great pitching again from Brendan Water. If he is awfully good, he went seven innings, scattering to hit struck out 10. Josh Hater got the save in the ninth. His 12th and the Brewers beat Washington three to nothing. Max shares her pitched well but gave up a couple of Homer's to Garcia. And nerve eyes and Milwaukee wins it three to nothing. The Reds, who trying to stop the Cubs six game winning streak, They've got no homer from a U. N. E O Suarez Tyler Malli went five shutout innings, allowing just to hit and struck out. Ate. The bullpen has also been salad Reds, batting in the eighth inning at Wrigley, Leading it five to nothing. We're going to reach a point where we're going to say, Well, the Giants air going okay for right now, but it's a long year. Boy. They just keep on playing very good baseball. They have Homer's from Austin Slater and a two run shot from Marie CEO Du Bon off Clayton Kershaw and as the Dodgers bat in the bottom of the third inning The Giants lead L A four to nothing. The Diamondbacks are trying to stop a 13 game losing streak. They're tied with the Cardinals to two as ST Louis bats in the fourth inning. In Phoenix. The Sunday night game in New York City, Jacob to Graham for the Mets, Max Freeze for Atlanta. At the 105th running of the Indianapolis 546 year old Hey, Leo Castro. Nay, vis 14, the fourth time at Indy. Tying L answer Rick Mears and AJ Fort with four times in which he's glad had the opportunity to sip from the glass of milk at the old Brickyard. Quite a race today. Kasten, Avis gets the wind and let's gear up. Coming up in about three hours. Theaters will host the Las Vegas Golden Knights in Game one of their best of seven second round Syriza in Stanley Cup playoff action. In the National Hockey League Rockies beat the Pirates in Pittsburgh and are heading back home will tell you all about it as we wrap things up in a moment. On the K away Rockies radio network at home in the car at work No matter where you are staying informed has never mattered more. I trust Kay away for the.
WGN Radio
"105th" Discussed on WGN Radio
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NEWS 88.7
"105th" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"In Florida's Miami Dade County Investigators are at the seat of his shooting overnight that left two people dead and more than 20 injured. Police director Freddy Ramirez says his people were lined up for a concert. An SUV pulled up three people got out with assault weapons and handguns and opened fire. This type of gun violence has to stop. Every weekend. It's the same thing this is targeted. This is definitely not random. No arrests have been announced. In Texas. The Republican led House of Representatives is due to vote today to give final approval to new voting restrictions that the GOP led Senate passed overnight. Governor Greg Abbott is expected to sign it. It reduces polling hours requires mail in ballot applications toe on Lee be sent to those who request them, among other limits. Bipartisan Senate group is preparing to meet with the exiled Belarus Ian opposition in Europe tomorrow. The visit comes amid a growing crackdown inside Belarus, where activists say More than 400 political prisoners are being detained as NPR's Lucian Kim reports from Moscow. Despite the arrests, protests continue. Belarus is exiled pro democracy movement says more than 90 cities worldwide took part in a global picket of solidarity. With demonstrators showing their support for the Belarusian people across Europe and in Canada and the United States. Global attention has focused on Belarus after the regime of Alexander Lukashenko forced down a commercial airliner last week just so it could arrest a dissident journalist on board. The European Union has pledged more than $3 billion in aid for Belarus once a democratic transition begins. Lukashenko has ignored calls for dialogue and visited Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday. During two days of talks, Putin promised Lukashenko another $500 million in loans. Lucy and Kim NPR NEWS Moscow The acting director of Voice of America, says she regrets how the federally funded international news network handled instances of plagiarism is NPR's David Folkenflik reports. The comments follow reporting by The Washington Post, as the Post reported to journalists at Voice of America Challenge. Some of the stories and segments filed for African audiences in one episode as far back as February, 2020. News managers took months to respond. The Post reported that the Via Ways Standards editor said one instance was definitely plagiarism. Orlando Lopez, former head of the Central News Desk, became acting director after President Biden took office. She says that new, stronger policies have been posted online and urged employees to report an address any plagiarism concerns promptly. Dozens of articles by a Paris based freelancer are now under review. David Folkenflik NPR news This is NPR. Judge in Italy says a service technician is largely responsible for a cable car accident that killed 14 people a week ago. The judge says the technician intentionally disabled the car's brake. Because it kept locking spontaneously. The only survivor of five year old boy is still hospitalized. Auto racing drives into history Today when Klein felter of member station W. E T reports the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500. Features the return of large crowds and the first appearance of a mostly female IndyCar teen after covert 19 precautions. Exiled fans from attending the famed 500 Mile race last year, the speedway is now opening 40% of its grandstands, seeding a crowd of 135,000 to the most at a sporting event since the beginning of the pandemic. They'll be greeted by the first ever Indy race team made up mostly of women. Detroit based Pareto Auto Sport Parada and its technical partner, team Penske did not qualify well, but look much faster and their race day setups. There's a generational battle at the front of the 33 car field, where 40 year old six time IndyCar Series champion Scott Dixon starts in pole position next to two drivers half his age. Colton heard it and Rina's VK for NPR news. I'm Quinn Klein Filter in Detroit. China says a cargo spacecraft it launched yesterday has now docked with the space station the countries developing officials say it's delivering supplies for an.
WIBC 93.1FM
"105th" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Both front and rear engined cars. He won the Indianapolis 503 times in three different decades. Bobby was unique. He was a great race driver. He was highly opinionated. He understood the role of a champion with his public. Bobby understood aerodynamics like no other driver in his era. He was a 13 time Pikes Peak Hill climb champion but was afraid of heights. Bobby and I worked together for a quarter century on television and radio. He understood his role in the booth and loved to gig Sam Posey and the ABC booth. Bobby Unser was the pantry arc of his family, who have nine Indy 500 wins between the three answers. Bobby was my great friend. His wife, Lisa asked me to eulogize Bobby at his funeral. It was the first time I spoke of Bobby without him coming right back at me. It was also one of the hardest things to do. I'm speaking now to millions of fans with you today without any problem whatsoever. But that eulogy gave me stage fright. He was a great ambassador for the sport. From his rookie year, where he finished two laps before he crashed to the crown of the three time winner. Bobby was special. He was a great fan of this radio network. If you wanted an autograph, no problem. He loved his fans. Most of all, many of the new drivers should study Bobby's life to see how he drove and how to represent the sport. Bobby has left a huge hole in our hearts. I miss him. We all will miss him. Put the pedal down, Bobby. Thank you, Paul. And when we come back, we'll start here from the talented field of 33 set to roll off for the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500 Chevy Silverado Trail Boss is designed to stand out because when you have a two inch lift Gear.
NewsRadio KFBK
"105th" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"From ABC News. I'm Brian Clark, The 105th Indianapolis 500 will run this afternoon with 135,000 fans in attendance of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Ryan McGee with our partners at ESPN spoke with Speedway owner and motor racing legend Roger Penske. But what he talked to me about on Friday morning was This signals the re opening of America. This will be the largest gathering of human beings anywhere on the planet. Since the start of the pandemic and pun intended, it's about getting life back on track. And millions of Americans are traveling this weekend, says ABC is Trevor all to the Memorial Day weekend has so far lived up to the hype for travel. We've set multiple pandemic records on the ground and in the air. Now America's not yet fully returned to where we were before the virus. But we are getting there, and there are plenty of crowds and lines to prove it. The T S a says it's screen 5.4 million Air travelers from Thursday through Saturday. All this being prompt by more people getting vaccinated, says A. B C's Today, Norman The recent eligibility of 12 to 15 year Olds air helping drive up those numbers more than 2.5 million have gotten there first shot accounting for about a quarter of all new vaccinations in the last couple weeks Now, more than half of Americans have at least one vaccine does. This is daily covert case averages in the U. S have plummeted down nearly 70% in the past six weeks. President Biden will speak later this morning at a Memorial day ceremony in Delaware, where he is spending the weekend. Authorities in South Florida are looking for suspects after a mass shooting at a concert venue near he'll lay a Florida killed two people and left 20. Others hurt. Unfortunately, multiple people were shot. As of right now, we have 20 to 25 victims at various hospitals around the community, as well as two deceased victims on the scene. Miami Dade Police.
WIBC 93.1FM
"105th" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Terror. Hastings, I'm forgetting. It's definitely need. Hey, what's going on? Tara was with us earlier. Stephanie is with us right now. Which TV meteorologist. What's happening? Yeah, kind of a foggy start This morning. We touched upon it a little bit. Here we have done fog advisory for areas south of India. So just be aware of changing visibility's temperature's starting off low sixties. I think today we'll see a lot of dry daytime hours of the partly cloudy sky highs in low eighties and then later on this evening, we have a good chance of showers and thunderstorms. There might be a gusty thunderstorms embedded in there to make closer to mid Late evening, so beware of that before you go to sleep otherwise overnight lows False. The low sixties tomorrow looks cool. Mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered shower or thunderstorm. High temps only the upper sixties overnight lows Friday false the upper forties and it's looking like a cool of a memorial Day and also race day weekend by Saturday highs only in the lower sixties, we'll see a partly cloudy sky. Luckily by Sunday, we should see temps rebound to the low seventies, Plenty of sunshine and then mid seventies for Memorial Day with a mostly sunny skies. Really not ideal for the lake or the pool. But at least it's saying Dr It's ideal for race day, and I think that's what matters most. That is Stephanie Means of which TV Stephanie Thank you 60 degrees in the American Standard Cooling Weather Center. The time it's seven or seven this hour on 93 WNBC is powered by fast track, plumbing, heating and air conditioning. Way are days away from the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500 mile race. I am ready. I will be out there that pre race starts at five a.m. on 93. W I, b C and, of course You're going to hear the race only here. 93 wi be see. You gotta be tuned in. You gotta have your radio ready. Get your batteries. Plug it in. Be good to go. Tony Katz 93. W i B C Out there with me at the track will be jam V from one of 75 the fan. We will talk about the race in a second. He joins us right now, but first Adam military, calling it a career. And Hey,.
WIBC 93.1FM
"105th" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"I'm Stan were on the level on the go and on Wi be si dot com. Hammer and Nigel believe these characters are weirdos on 93 wi Be See, My name is Nigel. Jason Hammer is here in the city of Indianapolis is getting ready for the spotlight. The 105th running of the Indy 500 is this Sunday. Hammer. You were out of practice over the weekend. The fast nine yesterday. Awesome atmosphere. We'll get to that in a minute. It should be a fun time here in the city. But the crime is rampant. It's out of control. Uh, Andre. We had two more killed in one seriously injured. At a hotel downtown. Let's say hotel downtown. I don't mean like a some shady motel six. This is that hotel and watching to the street, right? Next O t g I Friday's It's been there forever. The Fairfield here Million? Yeah. Um, two killed, one seriously injured in that That happened overnight. And when you look at what happened over the weekend There were two double homicides. There was a time sorry to double shootings, a triple shooting and a quadruple shooting that took place over the week that those air known as mass shootings. And it's staggering night. Would you look at the numbers that this city is doing every single weekend? Here's an example. Friday through Sunday, he just here in Indianapolis alone. Just Friday through Sunday, 22 people shot Re stabbed and there were six homicides and I spoke to some of my friends in law enforcement and They say the weekends in Indianapolis. It's like a war zone with the amount of shots fired runs that they have to go on responding to calls of shots fired. It's like a third world country now. And this isn't who we used to be. We used to have the occasional shooting. I'm not going to say that we never did. But we weren't having multiple double. You know, multiple triple quadruple shootings taking place all in one weekend here. I have a story. I'll relay unauthorized, sir. I'm not going to say which department was from, but an officer was being tailgated on 4 65 recently. Like like real close to the guy was tailgating the police officer going 70 80 Miles an hour down. Um 4 65 to the police officer kind of breaks. Pulls over and then pulls the guy over. That was tailgating him. Right, Officer officers like what? What are you doing? And the people that were sitting in the car said, Hey, we can do whatever we want now to y'all. So that's the mentality that was the basic essence of the conversation and the cop. His credit, stayed calm and cool and said, No, you can't and if you do it again. There's gonna be trouble. And so from there, it kind of, you know, dispersed, But that is the mentality we're dealing with right now. But hey, defund the police right Police reform. See how well that worked in Minneapolis in Los Angeles and yours ST Louis where the majority of those cities that passed legislation to quote unquote the fund. The police in some capacity have already announced. Yeah, we're gonna put some more money back in because this was a complete disaster. In Minneapolis. They were complaining that officers were slow getting to crime scenes and that the crime was getting out of control. Well, what did you expect? And the same thing with Los Angeles and what's problematic about Indianapolis? Is that the criminal justice leaders Continue to blow off the suggestions from some of our city leaders. Whether that be Reverend Charles Harrison, the F O P They feel like they've got a good grasp on this boss, Hogg said. Remember, he ran on the crime and safety platform and the Democrat Heavy City County Council. They didn't even bring up crime at the last meeting, smoking in the park hot Damn, that was on the docket, but a crime in the city making sure Marion County businesses can't maximize their profits and open fully. Is co vered dissipates and more people have the vaccine. All boy that was on the docket. Yeah, we can't let these businesses open up. Can't let them operate at full capacity, And they're real tough guys on social media, too, and there Running snarky things back to people in their communities who were wondering why things can't happen differently. They're real tough about that, but they didn't bring up crime at all. The last City County Council meeting Not even spending five minutes on it. It wasn't brought up at all. Ridiculous s O. That's the bad news. The good news, though, is that it is indeed race week here in Indianapolis. Nige. We are having the Indianapolis 500 something we did not have one year ago as we head into Memorial Day weekend. And man. It was great to see fans back out at the speedway yesterday. Having a good time, you know, engaging with each other there. I was, man. I took the kids out there. They brought somebody's with him. We had a great day in the crowd was really good. I went out on Sunday. They had action on Saturday and Sunday, but Sunday when they have bumped day and the race for the pole stands were pretty full. I sent you a couple different pictures, anybody yelling? It's about masks or anything like that. I mean, anybody has family. Nothing. And that's what was great everybody. There was cool. There was nobody yelling, put on your mask or calling for security. That guy's not wearing a mask. There was none of that. It was what everybody was doing the right things, right. If they're replaces the spread out, people were spreading out. Nobody was openly coughing and sneezing and anybody's face. It felt normal again. It felt normal being out there. And I knew that we were back as a city and the Indy 500 was back when I saw a drunk guy fighting with the yellow shirt. That was the moment for May that I said, we're better. So there was an incident with security, but it had nothing to do with the masterly. They like that guy's being allowed. Obnoxious drunk, right? Okay. If you haven't had an argument with the yellow shirt, have you even really been to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway? Like Were you able to like walk around on the concourse by the Dakota and alone? Those places? Yeah. Beer vendors and food and all that. Not every section was open. There are a lot of places that were closed off. But you have vendors open. You know, the march tents, all that kind of stuff, man and people were there having a good time. The weather cooperating. Missed it last year around this time, and then they moved into 500. What? Last August, and fans weren't allowed to go, and so we missed it that time around as well. So it's just It's just right having this before Memorial Day weekend because that's what the race is all about to honor those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Scott Dixon, he is your pole sitter. He will be starting in the one spot for the 105th running. Let's hear from your pole winner. We started.
WGN Radio
"105th" Discussed on WGN Radio
"I think it's probably made everybody up and down pit lane. Ah, little hesitant to trim those cars out and look for some extra speed with attractive But you're right now up around 118 degrees and a balmy 86 F DME a temperature that baby earlier today. I'm gonna share this with me before now. Eric Smith, Of course. Airey. Grace Review Online that covers a lot of motor sports end up He is a grandfather gave him some photos today, uh, at the inside of turn one, and we were talking to you yesterday about reference points that you pick out around the racetrack, and he brought a photo. This place well on radio doesn't but anyway, the trees down and turn one of those the trees. How does that change? There's back in the day when I first started IndyCar Racing with a J. Foyt Here. He would tell me to look at the trees down and turn one and and see which way the wind was blowing. And you know what? You watch the branches and I say Now it's much easier to watch the pylon and down the front and the wind socks. They haven't turned three and in the front straightaway pilot, but So crucial round here on the wind, and I like I was talking. I look at every black by making the two seater, just natural habit to go around. And you look the wind socks. So you kind of know what your car is going to do. What characteristics is gonna have When when you get to the corner's coming up all the top of the hour, And would we get there? That means there will be 50 minutes remaining. So just about one hour from now, we will wrap up day one of qualifying in preparation for the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500. Again this year to Indiana dairy farmers will continue one of the sport's world's most beloved traditions. The Indy 500 Victory Circle Bottle of milk. Louis Mayer in these first three time winner launched the tradition in the 19 thirties, when he asked for a glass of buttermilk to quench his thirst. Nine decades and gallons of ice cold milk. Later, the iconic celebration endures, so grab your own glass and share the same great taste that savored by Indy 500 champions in May and everyday winners drink milk. From the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This is the Indy car radio network. Listen to me. Lou Manfredini on how smart radio Saturday mornings from 6 to 10 W G N The magic of spring time is upon us. Spring cleaning is one of the great joys of life. Spring cleaning is when homes get a new twinkle in their eye. A new spring in their step, a new color in their cheeks. But to make spring cleaning, truly magical call 1 800 got junk will be there before you hang up the phone 1 800 got junk. We make junk disappear. All you have to do this point. When that shiny truck from.
WLS-AM 890
"105th" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"The White House and said they hoped to make real progress on that infrastructure deal by Memorial Day. But yesterday, Republicans on Capitol Hill seemed discouraged by the president's latest offer. West Virginia Senator Shelly Capital who's been involved in the back and forth, said she thought the two parties were now even further apart on the president's counter offer was well above what they had hoped for when it comes to the Middle East, the president said Friday. There's no shift in my commitment to commitment to the security of Israel period. He also said he believes a two state solution is the only long term solution. Sub tropical Storm Ana off northeast Bermuda, the first name the Storm of the year. You're listening to ABC News. Good morning. Here's a check of the Area roadways way started the most serious stuff. We're going to start on 80 East vitamin A good interchange crash in the right lane. This involves a fully loaded a school bus. Keep you updated on that one as it comes about. In the Oakland area. Watch. Albert Crashes destroyed 105th of the year's expressways. Even on both sides of the yolk Kennedy amount flows like into the burn salve end of 55 going North Mountain arsenal. We have a rollover vehicle truck. It is the trailer part of a video truck that is off on the right side. Stevenson themselves. Okay. No delays on the Dan Ryan Skyway or 57 official form. Make sure dr doing well on the toll roads all get over there. But again 80 eastbound Monica interchange, running his wide with a crash. And while the game fully loaded school bus from the WLS am in any traffic center of the 11 of the Next update in 30 minutes Following is a paid program sponsored by Financial Safari and is not affiliated with WLS radio are cumulus media listeners should consult their own advisers and conduct our own research before.
WIBC 93.1FM
"105th" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"That's something I'm not gonna sit here and diagnose Matthew Perry, but I mean, he's had a well known addiction struggle a dependence on alcohol he had. I believe it. Skiing accident maybe was a jet ski accident, the late nineties and developed of opiate. Vicodin addiction. So there's that in his history, Hey, spent some significant time in rehab and it almost sounds like I'm just speculating, and there's like a stroke related. Sort of thing. The way he was very talking like this, and sometimes in medical thing more than a drunk thing. Maybe yes. Or maybe he was on some medication for an issue that I don't know what kind of medication there is for health issue that would slow your speech like that, But that's something I hope he gets better. And I'm not watching the friends Reunion and HBO If it's on HBO, Max I'm not watching, And I'm not paying extra for HBO. Max. That sucks. Because I already pay for HBO. I should have to pay extra for the max for the HBO. Plus, that's BS. If you run for governor on that platform, you will win. You will win. It's the Hammer and Nigel Show. Hammer here for Andy's hometown sports book. Bet Rivers Bet Rivers, Indiana, You can bet on the 105th running off the Indy 500 right now, at BET Rivers go to your Bet Rivers, app. Look at the menu Scroll all the way down to motor sports and then Indy car and you can bet on the Indy 500 tonight. 20% profit boost on the MBA play in tournament Pacers at the Wizard's That game's gonna tip off a little bit after eight o'clock. And if you get your bet, right, you could win an additional 20%. If the MBA is that your thing, let's look long Term week one of the NFL. The odds are out. You could make bets Week one of the college football season The odds are out. You can make bets. You could do whatever you want. And nobody takes care of you better than BET Rivers. Indiana must be a resident of Indiana 21 over and if you have a gambling problem, call 1 809, with it. Breaking up is hard to do. But when it comes to your wireless carrier, you should have left a while ago. You're over the big three carriers. You.
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77WABC Radio
"105th" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Solutions. John Come news desk where Mark ours mania and we'll put you to work. I'm te prevailing time. 48. Cloudy The NYPD says this morning. The brother of the Times Square shooter has identified the gunman as his brother 31 year old Farrakhan. Muhammed, the brother says he was actually the intended victim here, not three innocent bystanders. Including a four year old girl shot at Seventh Avenue and 44th Street. Police Commissioner Dermot Shea have one person of interest that we're seeking information. We have at least one shooter. Mohammad is known to operate an illegal vendor in the Times Square area. He was charged in a separate random assault last year. No arrests after four people were shot Sunday afternoon on Chancellor Avenue in New York, New Jersey, all for reportedly in stable condition. So far, no arrests there. Queens man walked into the 105th precinct with bloodied clothing confessing to the killing of his mother. Police say, 28 year old push car. Sharma is charged now with murder and sex abuse. 65 year old Suraj Sharma is dyed it. Ellijay after being found bruises to her face and neck. W ABC NEWS TIME. Seven Oh five traffic and weather neck If you were in lower Manhattan on September 11th or any time during the eight months following 9 11 and have been diagnosed with cancer or respiratory illness, attorney know Akash Levski has been representing victims of 9 11 toxic exposure since 2000 and one. My name is no official. I'm the managing partner of Kreidler in crime there September 11th was one of the darkest days in our kind Trees history. The ramifications of that have been just horrendous over the years. People that came out of that perfectly fine are experiencing just terrible, terrible illnesses and injuries. We have a team of over 20 people that do nothing but VCF claims. In fact, it was designed for not only first responders, but area residents, area workers, students and anybody who had spent enough time in the exposure zone. We have a lot of clients because we're the best of what we do call 888246. Or 799. That's 8882464799 and visit 9 11 cancer info dot com. That's 911 cancer info dot com Joan Hamburg here. I'm all excited about spring cleaning because I'm gonna call my favorite all clean carpet. This company is unbelievable. I've had the all thing carpet company come to my home and they did everything Bill do the furniture. If you have fabrics, textiles that you cherish, let them do it. They do it like no one else on all your home remedies. It's okay. But it really doesn't work. Take this opportunity. Get your home clean, safe. Get it.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Prince Philip honored by gun salutes across U.K.
"Are at half staff this morning across Britain for Prince Philip, who died yesterday at the age of 99 gun salute in honor of him is taking place at Edinburgh Castle Today. It consists of the 105th regiment, Royal Artillery, firing one round at the start of each minute for 40 minutes. Similar salutes are taking place in other locations, including
WGN Showcase
Teen questioned in shooting of 12-year-old Chicago boy
"In the shooting of a boy on the far South side. Chicago Chicago police police say say a a 13 13 year year old old boy boy was was handling handling a a gun gun in in a a home home near near the the 105th 105th and and Cottage Cottage grove grove just just before before eight eight last last night night when when it it went went off off hitting hitting that that 12 12 year year old old boy boy in in the the chest. chest. The younger boys taken to the hospital in serious condition. The U. S.
WGN Showcase
Chicago Boy, 12, Struck By Bullet In Pullman Neighborhood When Gun Discharges While 13-Year-Old Boy Is Handling It
"Year old boy was shot on the Far South side. It happened in a home on the 700 block of East 105th place in the Pullman neighborhood just before eight. Chicago police say a 13 year old boy was handling a gun when it went off hitting the 12 year old boy in the chest. The boy was taken to the hospital in serious condition. Police confiscated the gun that 13 year old was taken in for questioning.
News, Traffic and Weather
Police respond to yet another homicide linked to domestic violence in Seattle
"County. Seattle police trying to figure out what led up to a homicide in the North Gate area Tuesday morning. We're told that happened at our home on North East 105th near Roosevelt, Way as we're a 17 year old boy called 900 under reported domestic violence, assault that waited outside for police to arrive. Officers found the body of his 45 year old mother inside a short
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle Police investigate homicide near Northgate Mall
"Police trying to sort out all the details as they investigate a homicide. The Northgate area began around 8 30 this morning at a home along north East 105th near north Gateway. Detective Patrick Michelle says police showed up after getting a call from a 17 year old boy suspect sitting outside stated that he was a suspect. I just want to check on their officers found his 45 year old mother dead inside. A short time later,
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Juvenile suspect arrested in Northgate, Seattle, homicide
"Seattle Police are trying to sort out all the details as they investigate a homicide in the North Gate area that began about 8 30 this morning couple of hours ago. At a home along North East 105th near north Gateway. Investigators say a juvenile suspect called officers to report a domestic violence assault, then waited outside for police to arrive. We're told a woman's body is inside. We'll continue to follow this developing story and bring you more information as we
Monica Perez
24 people shot in 24 hours in New York City
"In two different boroughs here on East 105th Street in Harlem, a 20 year old man shot in the leg, Police say the gunman got away on a Citi bike. As police looked for the shell casings and the gun possibly tossed under a car. And then in the 103 precinct in Queens, another young man shot in the leg, bringing the number two more than 24 people shot in the last 24 hours Saturday night in new lots. Brooklyn, the most deadly A man died after being shot in the face and a woman killed from a bullet to her back. Both the NYPD crime statistic experts and those in the neighborhoods have their theories, have you Editing is up up everywhere everywhere and and it's it's it's it's like like a a snowball snowball from from the the pandemic pandemic onto onto the the riots. riots. It It seems seems to to be be AH AH trend trend for for a a Sunday, Sunday, June June 21st through Saturday, June 27th a total of 79 shooting victims in 57 incidents, and police say there are a number of factors to blame for this apparent rise in ST Lawlessness. The NYPD says bail reform laws backed up court systems and the release of so many inmates from Rikers because of No Vit concerned. There were 125 shootings in the 1st 3 weeks of June, more than double the same period as last year, according to police and at least one East Harlem resident believes the ongoing protests have empowered the criminals as well as those legitimately seeking social justice. I think they're really taking advantage with the protest. They're just Because now you you know, know, people people are are acting acting out out and and I I guess guess the the cops cops I'm I'm not not trying trying to to do do anything anything about about it. it. I I think think the the transit transit adventure adventure that that now now I I know know this this is is the the