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"I heard the propane tank for growing up. So I came out. You know, like a gunshot. This is just a cleanup and campers are allowed to remain at the site We're hearing frustration from Seattle leaders about safety issues around homeless encampments and new questions about the $12 billion cost of plan to help homeless people get off the streets. Jeremy Harris is following the story. And it updates homeless authority, CEO Mark Jones, said the agency has three priority encampments near Seattle freeways Two of those in Chinatown and one under the ship canal bridge. Don't said the agency plans to have more availability of housing in the next week for people to move out of those encampments and they said they wanted to partner with law enforcement to address concerns about crime there. Seattle mayor Bruce Harold expressed the same issue about large encampments that aren't being dealt with. I know their safety issues because I'm talking to too many folks to say I want to go in here and do God's work and it's just not safe for me if the fact of the matter is there are some pretty scary folks in some of these places too. And I think, you know, as a lifelong resident, Seattle, I'd be the first to say that. Leaders told CEO Mark Jones that the plan needs to be more realistic and more specific about how immediate issues with homeless encampments will be dealt with here in the area. Jeremy Harris, como news. It's now four 39, as enrollment numbers decline Seattle public schools is considering merging some schools as early as the 24 25 school year. The 21 22 school year saw more than 4% decrease in student enrollment. That trend is expected to continue. The school board plans to meet later this month to discuss their budget planning. It's now four 40 in time to check the Beacon plumbing sports desk. Here's Bill sports. 6° bright sunshine in Arizona's valley of the sun as M's pitchers and catchers had their first bullpen session. Expectations from the whole team, including manager Scott service, are off the charts because of last year's run to the playoffs. Seeing our guys come into camp, they're carrying themselves with confidence. They experienced a lot and they should have some confidence, but also understanding we didn't get to where we want to go. So we got lots of work for. Seattle will lose ten ball players in early March for the world baseball classic. A Gritty home court win for the Washington husky guys against northwest rival Oregon 72 71 in overtime. Coach Mike Hopkins wearing emotions on his sleeve with a rare victory over the ducks. I'm an emotional guy. We wanted to give our fans something. You know, we've had a couple of great opportunities that we just didn't play the best basketball. And I think they saw a team that they feel proud of watching. You dub host Oregon state Saturday night, then head to the Bay Area next week to play Cal and Stanford. The famed broadcaster and former Saint Louis Cardinals catcher Tim mccarver has died. He was 81 during 60 years of big league baseball, a Carver played in two all star games and won a couple of world championship rings. Sports was Schwartz, a ten and 40 after the hour, northwest news radio. And the settled kraken beat the Philadelphia flyers 6 two. Coming up in three minutes, another check on traffic. It's now four 41. Progressive presents, adjusting to the suburbs. I never really thought about tools until I bought a house in the suburbs. It's like this weird homeowner test if I need a tool for a project and don't have it, and my neighbor Ted loves to give me that look when I asked a brawl a poll saw. A year ago, I didn't even know pulsars existed. And now I got a borrow one from Ted. What is
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"Creek and I know that Seattle public health is doing like coliform and E. coli levels And those levels are just off the charts But amnesia Johnson says there's no place to go No shelter no sweet and they did it anyway so I can tell you right now almost every single person on this block went to an appointment and none of them have shelter Mayor Bruce Harold is scheduled to update the public on the homeless crisis next week Two families who can now put lost relatives to rest after detectives identified them using genetic genealogy Ryan Harris as details The first is the family of Blaine has tricks who came to Washington from North Dakota in the 1970s and was found in a Marysville landfill in 1977 The other is Alice Williams who disappeared in 1981 and only her skull found near skykomish In both cases it took several attempts to extract useful DNA from their remains but ultram labs in Texas worked with the snohomish county sheriff's cold case team and was eventually able to upload profiles to Jed match which helped them find relatives and eventually identify both Cold case detective Jim sharf says the originally thought they might have a serial killer involved but he says using genetic genealogy police across the country have learned These are one time murderers They committed one murder and never committed another crime never got arrested never got their DNA taken to put into codis and they never would have been solved if we didn't have this tool of genetic genealogy and sharp is due to retire soon after staying on an extra three years because he could solve more cases with genetic genealogy Ryan Harris northwest news radio The snohomish county sheriff's office is asking for help identifying a vandal who stole a car and Renton the man is considered armed and dangerous he's driving a black 2019 Kia Sorrento with a license plate be QD 9 6 8 three Police ask that you call them if you have any information on the suspect For the first time since the fatal shooting of Everett police officer Dan Rocha were seen footage from his body cam of the moments leading up to his death Carlin Johnson reports As the video begins we see officer Rocha walking outside a Starbucks store noticing a suspicious person in the parking lot Let's start by top ten I'll take a second Meaning a backup officer He approaches Richard roderick and asked him what's going on and why he's moving a gun from one car to the other Stay away from the trucks I don't know what's in your trunk yet okay Water says he's just purchased one of the cars the other he says belongs to a friend who blood and borrow it running the license the officer learns water has a warrant So you have a devious all warranty is what they're telling me all right So you're not free to go okay That's what I'm saying Rotter grows agitated and admits he's a convicted felon as officer roach attempts to put rudder in handcuffs they scuffle Put your hand behind your back Do you understand The video is cut off four seconds before roderick somehow able to retrieve his Glock to kill Rocha the daily Herald reports that was more than 8 minutes after the officer called for backup carling Johnson northwest news radio The causes of long-term health problems that come from a COVID infection known as long COVID are still a mystery but the problems that come with long COVID are well known King County health officer doctor Jeff duchin says the government accounting office says as many as 23 million people could be affected by long COVID which duchen says translates to tens of thousands of people in King County alone In January 22 the brookings institution conducted an analysis that suggested that long COVID may be responsible for over 1 million workers being out of the labor force at any given time Duchin says that means hospitals and health systems need to prepare for a large volume of patients with complex conditions He says the best way to reduce your risk of long COVID are to get vaccinated and to avoid the virus altogether The first probable case of monkeypox has been reported in Oregon the Oregon health authority says the case involves an adult male who had traveled to a community with confirmed cases authorities say he remains isolated and is following recommendations from public health officials and medical providers The puget sound the puget sounds extreme low tides continued today and are expected to continue through the weekend Several boats in warm beach were stranded as the tide went out but it wasn't all bad plenty of washingtonians headed to the sound to take in the rare sight Seeing all the creatures and.
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"The northwest's only all news station northwest news radio your northwest news time now 7 O 6 good evening I'm Ryan Harris and here is what's happening Seattle mayor Bruce herold delivered his first state of the city address this afternoon focusing on the homeless crisis crime and a critical shortage of police officers We get more from John lobert Let's build on the spirit of unity that concept should be our baseline not the proposition that we are perpetually divided Using words like urgency action and one Seattle Bruce Harold talked of creating a new narrative Now that's how we built the space new That's how we cleaned up Lake Washington That's how we created libraries and parks and how Seattle became one of the most desirable American cities to live in The mayor says cleaning up the city's homeless problem is already happening Over the last several months the city is closed some of the largest encampments in Seattle has seen like green Laker broadview Thompson and the Ballard commons The city is going to hire 125 police officers at a time when Seattle PD needs 350 As I said earlier the right number of police officers and the right kind of police officers Peril argues Seattle can not maintain the status quo John lobert northwest news radio A movement to organize Starbucks workers is taking root in Seattle barista trainer Brent Hayes tells northwest news radio employees at his store on westlake avenue have applied for union membership We filed for unionization in tandem with the 5th and pike location Broadway and Denny was first and then just yesterday the Starbucks reserve roastery announced they have also filed Hayes and about.
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"All news station northwest news radio Northwest news time 8 O 5 art Sanders and here's what's happening tough talk from Seattle mayor Bruce harrell today as he launched an aggressive public safety plan focusing on violent crime and the problems coming from homeless encampments John O'Brien was there Bruce Harold pulled no punches Overall violent crime increased by 20% reaching the highest level we've seen in 24 years Shootings and shots fired jumped by 40% over 2020 and all time high We will not tolerate crimes as signal a city is out of control or looking the other way We will not tolerate crimes that create intense fear The newly elected mayor quickly focused on crime hotspots in the first 21 days he says there were 37 arrests most felonies in little Saigon stolen property and drug seized police chief Adrian Diaz I've been doing community walks meeting with business owners and residents I hear people's concern and what everyone is dealing with But Harold is looking like a no nonsense mayor When I see crime when I see people still living in the house I have a sense of urgency And maybe more importantly political will John libertini northwest news radio Another teen who escaped from a King County juvenile detention facilities now charged the 15 year old is charged with 6 different crimes including escape kidnapping robbery and theft of a motor vehicle He and four other teenagers were accused of breaking out of the echo Glen children's center locking two guards in cells and stealing a car to escape for the teens have been arrested so far Police are still looking for the 5th Case two toss out Washington's capital gains tax is not before Douglas county judge state argues that it's in excise tax on sales of assets like the tax on real estate sales Joseph bishop henchman of the national taxpayers association told the court that state lawmakers played a semantics game with attacks which is measured by the income from the asset sale You need more than magic words to turn attacks that acts like an income tax and talks like an income tax into something that's not an income tax Washington capital gains is an income tax to the extent Washington's constitution and binding precedents preclude an income tax They preclude this capital gains tax Judge says he'll review the arguments and issue a written ruling in the next few weeks Do marijuana products that emerged after the federal government legalized hemp would be regulated in Washington under a new bill Ryan Harris explained a whole slew of these products which contained delta 8 delta 9 and delta ten THC were derived from hemp after legalization four years ago These products can get you high and they can be found for sale everywhere from Amazon to your corner gas station to anyone who wants to buy them including your kids State liquor and cannabis board director.
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"Public safety plans today at city hall John libertini was there The increase started back in 2020 as many of you know continues today Mayor Bruce Harold delivered the grim news aggravated assaults up by 24% shootings and shots fired jumped by 40% to an all time high Overall violent crime increased by 20% reaching the highest level we've seen in 24 years The newly elected mayor is focusing on crime hotspots like little Saigon at 12th and Jackson Police officers in the first 21 days of January May 23 felony arrests recovered stolen property on 24 occasions They seized narcotics ten separate times The mirrors public safety plan also includes hiring 350 police officers police chief Adrian Diaz were working around the clock We worked through the entire city which is why we need our police officers Some neighborhoods are so violent just this week firefighters started wearing bulletproof vests and helmets John libertini northwest news radio is skyrocketing use of firearms complicates the aggressive effort by new Seattle mayor Bruce harrell the slow at two year uptick in crime Seattle police chief Adrian Diaz Nearly every month last year saw more shots fired than the same month from the previous year and homeless related shootings and shots fired increased by a 122% Last year violent crime reached the 24 year high in Seattle the mayor's public safety plan focuses on crime hotspots and people known to use guns Seattle lawmakers want to change the definition of first time home buyer Jeff Pedro explained this has to do with the housing trust fund which provides grants and loans to low income populations Bill sponsored democratic representative strong Peterson says certain people have been left out of the program This could be a victim of domestic violence that is fleeing a situation but it's able to get their life back together and find a home that they can afford in that example if they owned a home with their previous spouse they would still qualify as a first time buyer Republicans also favor the belt and it has passed out of committee on a unanimous vote Jeff Poe to let northwest news radio The legal challenge to the state's capital gains tax is now waiting for a decision from a Douglas county superior court Among the arguments made by the state solicitor general Noah Purcell claimed the capital gains taxes like the real estate excise tax which he says the state Supreme Court upheld unanimously 70 years ago That tax does not apply just because you own real estate It applies when you sell real estate And a Supreme Court held the tax was not a property tax because quote a tax on the sale of property is not a tax on the subject matter of that sale The capital gains excise tax does not apply just because you own capital assets It applies when you sell or use it The lawyers for those challenging the tax argue the real estate excise tax is a tax on the sales transaction not on the income generated by the sale The judge says he'll look over the arguments and over a case other materials and likely issue a written ruling in the next two to three weeks Unregulated marijuana products would fall under the control of the liquor and cannabis board under a bill in the state house Ryan Harris has details Washington's law regulates pot products that contain delta 9 THC but backers of the bill say that since the feds made it legal to grow hemp in 2018 products are being derived from hemp that can still get you high are totally unregulated and untested and are available at vape shops and convenience stores to anyone who wants to buy them Democratic representative Shelley clova of Kirkland says it's about safety and not just because these products don't go through the testing A young person can go online and buy some of these products that are marketed as somehow safer but the reality is they are still and impairing substance and they do not belong in the hands of children Opponents say they prefer the language of a similar state Senate Bill which includes a clear definition of an impairing product The bill was already approved by one committee and is expected to get another committee vote this weekend Ryan Harris northwest news radio It's 7 ten in the zags huskies and coogs basketball teams keep on rolling Here's Bill Schwartz Thursday night road wins for Gonzaga Washington Washington state men's hoop second rags zags blew out San Diego Now they had to Provo to play BYU Saturday night Wazoo paid back Stanford with a 6 point win on the farm The kooks had across the bay to play Cal tomorrow afternoon Washington hibernated those golden bears in Berkeley They stick around until Sunday to face Stanford Seattle kraken represented by forward Jordan eberly at tomorrow's NHL All-Star Game in Vegas Reports indicate the last place kraken are thinking about trade possibilities for veteran captain defenseman Mark Giordano Seahawks Russell Wilson and Dwayne Brown on the NFC roster for Sunday's Pro Bowl game also in Las Vegas The AFC champion Bengals continue workouts in Ohio for the Super Bowl Quarterback Joe burrow staying in the routine It just feels like another week obviously it's the Super Bowl and we're gonna have to try to eliminate as many distractions as we can but it just feels normal Sunday February 13th the Bengals are underdogs against the LA rams in the Super Bowl 56 Sports were Swartz attended 40 after.
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"Weekend as we've got the Bluebird skies over all of that fresh snow and fun for biking or hiking down below too In the come before weather center I'm meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell The temperature's notched down another degree at sea tank airport at his 46 year in the middle of 20 minutes of nonstop news at 6 O 5 Governor Jay inslee laid out an aggressive plan this afternoon for clearing out the homeless and folding up encampments John libertini has details Governor Jay inslee made no excuses We know that a moral society is one that helps those most in need and we are not meeting that need The governor's plan would spend a reported $800 million on housing mental health services and relocation Public is demanding this and we have a bill that acknowledges all of these concerns and gets us solutions in months rather than years The newly created office of intergovernmental coordination will drive that forward Estimates suggest Washington has close to 1800 homeless encampments along major highways Seattle mayor Bruce Harold Coordination piece is critical veritable legal issues associated with properties we can or can not go on without sometimes written permissions That helps because the relationship between cities and wash dot has been contentious over the years John libertini northwest news radio and at the same time a bipartisan sponsored bill to have large cities and counties set up emergency shelters for the homeless is moving ahead in the state legislature but critics say changes to that Bill could create a burden for cities Here's Carly and Johnson The original bill said cities or counties of more than 50,000 were authorized to use state housing trust fund money to set up overnight shelters for the homeless with enough beds to accommodate the unsheltered based on the most recent count of homeless in that city Cosponsor Republican Phil fortunato While we're looking at providing a more permanent housing for people they're 6000 people that are out on the street The measure also says the shelter staff would have to make available employment mental health and drug counseling services on site with security during operating hours But the amended bill changes that verbiage it says cities aren't authorized or allowed to set up those shelters they are required to and the language about security was also changed to say it just has to be a safe environment Republican senator Simon Seth The changing the wording from instead of security to state environment is both unnecessary and may actually end up undermining the very goal of being able to create a safe environment The amended bill cleared the committee and moves on now to the Senate ways and means committee Carlene Johnson northwest news radio and eye opening new study from the Portland bureau of transportation find 70% of pedestrians hit and killed by cars there last year were homeless 27 pedestrians were hit and killed by cars last year 19 of them were homeless The bureau says the number of homeless people killed in such crashes in previous years was zero to just a few Officials say it's not clear exactly what led to the big jump however homeless encampments are increasingly located along freeways and major roadways and despite spending tens of millions of to reduce traffic fatalities the city saw 63 such deaths last year the highest number since 1990 Pierce county's first flu death of the season is being reported a story from Bill O'Neill it's a woman in her 70s We're told she suffered from a number of underlying health conditions and passed away in January Overall flu activity has been low across pierce county since December but experts continue to recommend a yearly flu shot as the best defense against coming down with the flu While much of the focus remains on COVID-19 and the flu and COVID-19 share many symptoms in common a loss of taste or smell that often accompanies coronavirus is not a typical indicator of the flu Adults who suffer from COVID-19 are also more likely to report gastrointestinal issues Bill O'Neill northwest news radio And the Washington State Department of Health has officially recommending a fourth COVID-19 vaccination shot for at least some people that forth dose is expected to add protection for those with weakened immune systems Those who should consider a fourth vaccination shot include people actively receiving cancer treatments those who have received an organ transplant and are taking medicines to suppress their immune system anyone who's received a stem cell transplant in the last two years and anyone with advanced or untreated HIV That brings our new time to 6 O 9 Friendship helping the Seattle star and bring back the big three We have details from.
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"In even marginal percentages decide that they would rather not work than be subject to mandates like this one Stephanie marts with the national retail federation The Biden administration has sued Texas over its new election law The trial of three white Georgia men who were charged with chasing and killing ahmaud Arbery a black jogger begins tomorrow The jury is comprised of 11 white people and one African American We are not confident that this jury will treat him outbreak and give him the same consideration that they would give his killers Attorney Ben crump Daria all being ABC News Como news 1000 FM 97 7 colonies type 7 31 it's 50° art Sanders and your top local stories from the como 24 7 news center Bruce Harold continues to hold a strong though slightly smaller lead over Lorraine Gonzalez who has conceded in the race to become Seattle's next mayor Harold also claimed victory in an email to supporters earlier today the newest ballot count never show harrell with nearly 62% of votes compared to Gonzalez 37% a lead that might shrink a little further in the days ahead as more ballots are counted later arriving ballots historically tend to favor more progressive candidates Meanwhile in the race for Seattle city attorney and Davison still has a more than ten point lead over former public defender Nicole Thomas Kennedy Washington's economy continues to rebound Steve lurch is head of the economic and revenue forecast council says more and more people are headed back to work Late January as many as 12% of those not working weren't working because they've been laid off or furloughed because of coronavirus And you can see as we move to late September that's down to 4% of the people However he says economists remain concerned about inflation and the ongoing pandemic Even though the Pfizer vaccine has emergency authorization for kids ages 5 to 11 state school superintendent Chris rake doll says he has made his stance clear We do not recommend that OPI that this become a mandatory vaccine at this time We think it should go through the full process of the state board of health already has clearly established in statute that put in place the existing 9 or ten vaccine requirements for students to demonstrate break doll tells the state board of education wants the feds fully authorized vaccine for kids only then will they consider making it a requirement So it's highly unlikely to happen this school year He says they'll continue to encourage parents to vaccinate their kids in part to.
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"Stay connected stay informed 20 minutes of nonstop news continues on komo news 1000 FM 97 7 Good evening komo news time 6 O two I'm Rick van Sykes with a Lisa jaffe and it is a blustery evening here around Seattle I'll have the forecast with Shannon O'Donnell in just a moment Top stories from the combo 24 7 news center Here's what's happening Bruce Harold continues to hold a strong though slightly smaller lead over Lorraine Gonzalez who is now conceded in the race to become Seattle's next mayor Harold also claimed victory in an email to supporters earlier today The newest ballot count number show harrell with nearly 62% of those compared to Gonzales's 37% Ali that might shrink a little further in the days ahead as more ballots are counted Later arriving ballots historically tend to favor more progressive candidates Meantime in the race for Seattle city attorney and Davidson still has more than ten points in a lead over former public defender Nicole Thomas Kennedy Washington's economy continues to rebound but not every sector getting back to normal as we hear from como's Jeff pojo Lawmakers were briefed on the state of the economy by doctor Steve lurch who says the recovery has been uneven Professional business services that industry has got employment back above pre-pandemic levels leisure and hospitality is still well below But overall lurch says the numbers are moving in a positive direction even though COVID and inflation remain serious concerns Jeff Poe will come on news Still too high level of COVID transmission going into winter according to the health officer in the region's biggest county we have that story now from como's Ryan Harris King County has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country yet it's also still at a high level of virus transmission So health officer doctor Jeff duchen says he can't tell which direction we'll go as we move from fall to winter Duchen says we're in a better place than we were in August but the cases remained three times higher hospitalizations two times higher and deaths three to 6 times higher and he says too many unvaccinated people are getting sick and dying People need to.
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"Area to get the newly authorized Pfizer COVID vaccine now have shot number one come as Ryan Harris was at the clinic with them I haven't seen too many kids as young as 5 excited about getting a shot but the chance to feel safer about more normal activity seems to be a good motivator for the youngsters at the UW medicine clinic in shoreline Among them the 9 year old son of infectious disease specialist doctor sharisha Danny Reddy who says he was worried about getting COVID while his mom was worried about his return to in person school He tells me that you know for lunch he basically takes off his mask and they eat outside even in the cold Inhales his food puts the backs back on and then runs around So this is kids have had to really adapt Dan already says if you're worried about getting your kids the shots she hopes she'll remember the worst that might happen as a sore arm but she says what they'll get is 91% effectiveness for preventing symptomatic illness from COVID And that she says also means protecting their developing bodies from a possible lifetime of effects from long COVID In shoreline Ryan Harris come on us A teen has been found dead in a park in Federal Way investigators say he appears to have been the victim of a homicide police were called out to that park along 20th avenue south about 7 30 this morning after his body was found investigators have little to go on officers say they have no reports of a missing or runaway teen in the Federal Way community Problems with a global supply chain have been hitting Washington farmers pretty hard We have the latest now from como's Jeff It has been said that Washington is the most trade dependent state in the nation Much of that encapsulated by farmers producing crops in eastern Washington that are exported through ports in western Washington But now labor shortages are making the cost of getting goods to market prohibitively expensive The cost to move fruit just to a port to be loaded on a ship for export costs as much as the entire trip did just about a year ago That's Washington Congresswoman Kim shrier during a hearing of the house agricultural committee She says the problem has gotten so bad that school lunches are now even in short supply Jeff Poe jila come on news Just days after a federal judge in Seattle throughout their first lawsuit the family of a teenager murdered outside shop as again suing the kids the city Come those car when Hank reports once again the suit condemns the way the city handled last year's protest occupation Lorenzo Anderson was in the wrong place at the wrong time The 19 year old with special needs was hanging around the Capitol Hill occupied protest on June 20th 2020 when a rival shot him multiple times His father Horace blames the city for allowing chop to exist and then letting Lorenzo bleed to death And he's just a 19 year old No that's or his Lorenzo Anderson You know and I love it Anderson tells Fox News Lorenzo died while first responders waited for a police escort into the protest zone Anderson family attorneys say 2400 pages of exhibits will prove the defendants including Seattle mayor Jenny durkan promoted and encouraged the chaos within chop leading to what the suit calls Lorenzo's wrongful and preventable death It was just Monday a federal judge dismissed the family's earlier civil rights suit which made many of the same claims the judge said chop may have been a dangerous situation but the city did not create it Corwin hake como news Latest numbers continue to show a wave of victories for moderate candidates in Seattle Bruce Harold continues to hold a lead in the race for mayor Republican and Davis in defeating progressive Nicole Thomas Kennedy for city attorney in saron elson commanding a lead over Nikita Oliver and the city council The loan progressive seems to be winning as Teresa mosquito who is ahead of Kenneth Wilson 6 ten the crack and work on little things for a busy hockey week ahead more from combos Bill Schwartz in a Beacon plumbing sports update Seattle has 3.5 and one in its very first NHL season while out shooting a lot of opponents the pucks have not found the back of the net very much especially on power plays Here's crack in defenseman Jamie oleksiak You know it's been a few games that were right in there And we get the call at the right time and our record looks completely different right So then we just got to focus in the positives the chances are coming that's a good thing So we just got to make sure that we bear down Rack and host EJ's buffalo sabers tomorrow night go to Arizona to face the coyote Saturday than Vegas Tuesday Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers to miss Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs after a positive COVID test Jordan love starts for the packers who just happen to be the Seattle Seahawks next opponent November 14th The Seattle Mariners losing lefty all star pitcher You say kikuchi electing to test the free agent market The M's also are not picking up next year's option on third baseman Kyle seagers contract and right handed reliever Joe Smith also hitting that free agent market after part of one season with the Mariners Sports attended 40 after the hour Bill Schwartz come on in Thank you Bill komo news time 6 11 we continue with our election coverage and come mayor Victoria woodard's looks headed to reelection after building a strong lead in the first count of ballots Mayor woodard spoke with como's Bill O'Neill.
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"But I think that's happening right now. I mean, that's you have tiny house villages where people are being relocated to where they can live temporarily, uh, there that I think what you what you just brought up is actually happening, whether it's the land. Whether the federal government should give the land up or the county should give the land up. I think there's an active there's I know that there's uh, both the county and the city are looking for parcels to create some form of low income housing or temporary shelter housing. There have been obviously, you know, they've been buying the hotels, Uh, they're supposed to be creating more tiny house villages. But then again, when all this is I'll send down the regional homeless authority next year when they start taking over all these contracts for things like Chinese House villages, Um, the director, there is Not really a fan of tiny house villages. But clearly this is a NIMBY issue. Not in my backyard, which is something that all city leaders have to deal with it some level or another, whether it is to do with a homeless encampment or landfill or anything else that is required by municipal governments. So the question becomes. Where do you put it? What do you do, Because someone somewhere is going to be unsatisfied. That's just the nature of the game. I mean, that's that's going back decades, but centuries the whole NIMBY idea. We like We want to support one thing, but don't put it in my backyard. I mean, that's just It comes with the territory on on this on this topic, especially, um and again, I think Carol in his quest to find land, he says he's aware of certain pieces of property that when I heard him when I talked to him after that pressure, you know he's aware of the certain pieces of property and he says it's available. You know, I even asked him, you know, um Out. He had said that people can be removed from it in camp after their first offered housing, and I asked him well, what What do you do when there's no housing? There's no temporary housing, and then he was very emphatic saying, Oh, there is we will have it happened. You know, in his first six months, he's going to create 1000. Units of temporary housing in the next six months. Another 1000 You know, it's just hyperbole. Right now. He has no plan and who how it's gonna be funded, but that's what he said. And he's very adamant that it's possible to do that with the resources we have right now, if that's what he told me, But again, you know, we come back to this idea of forcibly removing people from one location. And putting them in another in a designated area that the government has set up. This sounds eerily familiar. Yeah, I know. I know where you're going on this one, and I don't want to say those What? What? What You're actually talking about because I think that person I think it's a little bit of a stretch. Okay, but they're trying to find places to have some form of Temporary housing and shelter, and I think I think in general just in my reporting for the last couple years and what people talk about, I think the general public is in support of having certain spots. You know, temporary housing is again It's a NIMBY thing. The supportive of having it. It's a question once you establish, like a tiny house village or safe RV lot. Is it a free for all their you know, can people be lawless in that area, and that's what the neighbors are upset and that's what they fear with the community down, But that would move in there because it's typically little barrier. Uh, people have substance abuse issues. And when I say little Berry, meaning that they'll be allowed to use drugs at these, you know, city funded or county funded facilities, and that's what the neighbors are upset. You know, they don't want that. They don't want lawlessness. They don't want crime to come into their neighborhood. Uh, they don't want people who are stoned out of their mind walking down the street and they're coming from a tiny house Villager. I mean, that's what their fear is. But they're supportive of having some form of housing for people. So you know, like we said, it's this NIMBY effect. Where do you put it? What do you do? Someone is ultimately going to be unsatisfied. But at the same time services are needed as well. It's not just the location is the city's trying to stand up services to help those that have substance abuse problems have mental health problems because for the longest time There wasn't that backdrop. There wasn't that safety net? Yes, And that's real expensive. I mean, that's that's known as the term wraparound services. If you hear that in news reports or politicians say that, you know they want to have housing with wrap around services, and that's those wraparound services are very expensive and very time consuming a lot of one on one work that needs to be done with the This affected population, primarily, you know, the chronically homeless. A chronic low homos is someone who has been, you know, out on the street for more than a year, Uh, with no stable housing and These people usually have something else going on in their life. And you need these wraparound services take and that's very expensive. So right now we're focused on housing. Just getting of the city in the county's focus. I'm just housing. Those wraparound services are are there but not at the scale that's needed for the population that we have here on the street. So as we wrap up this segment Bruce Harrell obviously adopting compassion, Seattle Lorena Gonzalez was opposed to compassion Seattle probably the clearest line between the two candidates thus far. Benefits. Well, that's that's how you feel about what the city wants to do. I mean, the whole idea of Pike compassion Seattle was to compel city leaders to the City Council and the mayor. To do X Y Z like you said that that they was generate 2000 units of housing that you can remove camps that are in, uh, posing a safety hazard. And there's less debate about removing a camp. That's what a lot of people were in favour of you. Just hit Can't help out people to stay put forever. Um So that framework, uh, set the groundwork for this, Um whether or not whether or not it's a dividing line between the two council members, the two former council presidents Yeah, I think it's a contributing factor. But I think it's a lot more about past history, especially with Lori and Gonzalez. Inter votes with defunding SPD. And her last couple years on the council. You know, Bruce Harold was able to stay on the sidelines during all that and had no other critical votes that he had to make because he wasn't on the council anymore, so people going to go back into his record and he didn't have the same conflicts other than he did have homelessness. Going on at the time when he was on the council in a few days that he was mayor. Um, but that I think going back, it's the previous records that's really going to divide them. Compassion Seattle divide their opinions on that is a contributing factor. But I don't think it's the factor that will divide decide who's going to be mayor. Alright, Camoes, Matt Markovich. Thank you so much for your time. You're welcome, Jeff. We have to take a quick break, but when we come back Some bad polling numbers for the president's will dive into the details with a polling experts when the common Politic asked, continues in just a moment. 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"But, uh, I think that's happening right now. I mean, that's you have tiny house villages where people are being relocated to where they can live. Temporarily. Um yeah, there That I think what you what you just brought up is actually happening. Whether it's the land whether the federal government should give the land up or the county should give the land up. I think there's an active I I know that there's uh, both the county and the city are looking for parcels to create some form of low income housing or temporary shelter housing. There have been obviously, you know, they've been buying the hotels, Uh, they're supposed to be creating more tiny house villages. But then again, when all this is all said, and done the regional homeless authority next year when they start taking over all these contracts for things like tiny House villages. Um, the director. There is not really a fan of tiny house villages. But clearly this is a NIMBY issue. Not in my backyard, which is something that all city leaders have to deal with, at some level or another, whether it is to do with a homeless encampment or a landfill or anything else that is required by municipal governments. So the question becomes. Where do you put it? What do you do, Because someone somewhere is going to be unsatisfied. That's just the nature of the game. I mean, that's that's going back decades and centuries. The whole NIMBY idea. We like We want to support one thing, but don't put it in my backyard. I mean, that's just It comes with the territory on on this on this topic, especially, um and again, I think Carol in his quest to find land, he says he's aware of certain pieces of property that when I heard him when I talk to him after that presser no. He's aware of the certain pieces of property and he says it's available. You know, I even asked him, you know, um, out. He had said that people can be removed from it in camp after their first offered housing. And I asked him well, what What do you do when there's no housing? There's no temporary housing, and then he was very emphatic saying, Oh, there is we will have it happened. You know, uh, in his first six months, he's going to create 1000. Units of temporary housing in the next six months. Another 1000 You know, it's just hyperbole. Right now. He has no plan and who, how it's gonna be funded, but that's what he said. And he's very adamant that it's possible to do that with the resources we have right now. That's what he told me. But again, you know, we come back to this idea of forcibly removing people from one location and putting them in another in a designated area that the government has set up. This sounds eerily familiar. Yeah, I know. I know where you're going on. Is what I don't want to say those what? What? What You're actually talking about because I think Personally, I think it's a little bit of a stretch. Okay, but they're trying to find places to have some form of Temporary housing and shelter, and I think I think in general just in my reporting for the last couple years and what people talk about, I think the general public is in support of having certain spots. You know, temporary housing, and so again, it's a NIMBY think they're supportive of having it. It's a question once you establish, like a tiny hospital, Ege or safe RV lot. Is it a free for all their you know, can people be lawless in that area, and that's what the neighbors are upset and that's what they fear with the community don't but that would move in there because it's typically low barrier. Uh, people have substance abuse issues. And when I say Lopburi, meaning that they'll be allowed to use drugs at these, you know, city funded or county funded facilities, and that's what the neighbors are upset. You know, they don't want that. They don't want the lawlessness. They want crime to come into their neighborhood. Uh, they don't want people who are stoned out of their mind walking down the street and they're coming from a tiny house village there. I mean, that's what their fear is. But they're supportive of having some form of housing for people. So you know, like we said, it's this NIMBY effect. Where do you put it? What do you do? Someone is ultimately going to be unsatisfied. But at the same time services are needed as well. It's not just the location is the city's trying to stand up services to help those that have substance abuse problems have mental health problems because for the longest time There wasn't that backdrop. There wasn't that safety net? Yes, And that's real expensive. I mean that this known as the term wraparound services. If you hear that in news reports or politicians say that, you know they want to have housing with wrap around services, and that's those wraparound services are very expensive and very time consuming a lot of one on one work that needs to be done with the This affected population primarily, you know, the chronically homeless, chronically homeless is someone who has been, you know, out on the street for more than a year, Uh, with no stable housing and These people usually have something else going on in their life. And you need these wraparound services take and that's very expensive. So right now we're focused on housing just getting of the city in the county's focus, just housing Those wraparound services are are there but not at the scale that's needed for the population that we have here on the street. So as we wrap up this segment, Bruce Harrell obviously adopting compassion Seattle, Lorena Gonzalez was opposed to compassion Seattle probably the clearest line between the two candidates thus far. Benefits. Well, that's that's how you feel about what the city wants to do. I mean, the whole idea. Bank compassion Seattle was to compel city leaders look at City Council and the mayor. To do X Y Z like you said that that there was generated 2000 units of housing that you can remove camps that are in, uh, posing a safety hazard. And there's less debate about removing a camp. That's what a lot of people were in favour of. You just can't help out people to stay put forever. Um So that framework, uh, set the groundwork for this, Um whether or not whether or not it's a dividing line between the two council members, the two former council presidents Yeah, I think it's a contributing factor. But I think it's a lot more about past history, especially with Lorena Gonzalez in her votes with defunding SPD and her last couple years on the council, you know Bruce Harold was able to stay on the sidelines during all that and had no other critical votes that that he had to me because he wasn't on the council anymore. Uh, so people going to go back into his record, and he didn't have the same conflicts other than they did have homelessness going on at the time when he was on the council in a few days that he was mayor, Um But that I think going back. It's their previous records. That's really going to divide them. The compassion Seattle divide their opinions on that is a contributing factor, but I don't think it's the factor that will divide decide who's going to be mayor. Alright Camoes, Matt Markovich. Thank you so much for your time. You're welcome, Jeff. We have to take a quick break. But when we come back some bad polling numbers for the President's will dive into the details with a polling experts when they come, a political test continues in just a moment. Celebrate Virginia.
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"Search has moms and dads on edge in Pennsylvania. I am very concerned parents here at Marshall Middle School have reason to be. There has been an increase in the number of cases among Children aged 5 to 11. Just as our young residents are starting back to school, the Delta Varian has spread quickly, especially among Children under the age of 12, who cannot be vaccinated in Allegany County, a total of 65 cases those 18 and younger By comparison, those numbers were in single digits in June and July. If people took this simple stuff, we wouldn't be in the situation. We're in. People just wear a mask your kid vaccinated if they're able to be vaccinated Katie K. TVs Andy she in a sign that the Taliban is letting more people leave Afghanistan, we have seen a few planes take off and land at the airport in Kabul. Of course, an operational airport would help the US fulfill its promise to evacuate Afghan allies as well as the 100 or so remaining American citizens who are there. CBS News correspondent Cristina Ruffini reporting. This is CBS News. Fever is the key symptom for both the flu and covid. The X region temporal scanner is essential to detect fevers early and reliably learn more at extra jin dot com. Now from the Cairo Radio News Center at my northwest com there's an important message from our state's health leaders for this Labor Day weekend. Besides taking covid precautions, you should also limit risky sporting activities. But if you are going on vacation this weekend, doing risky behaviors and you get in a boating accident In a car accident or motorcycle accident. Our emergency rooms are intensive care units are so full acting Chief Science officer, Dr Scott Lindquist says You could be waiting a long time for care because of the current strain on hospitals. The Seattle mayoral race kicked into high gear this week with a big proposal from one candidate. We will ensure that our city parks, playgrounds, sports fields, public spaces, sidewalks and streets remain open and clear of encampments. Applause all around in Green Lake as former City Council president Bruce Harold detailed his plan to address homelessness and increased shelter and permanent, supportive housing beds by 2000 in his first year, and when it comes to those in encampments who refuse those bad? I just think that there has to be consequences. We will not criminalize Poverty's opponent, City Council president Lorena Gonzalez campaign criticizing the plan for including what it said was no serious funding plan for that additional housing and shelter. Kyriakos Hannah Scott says Harold's plan closely mirrors the compassion Seattle ballot initiative that was struck from the ballot last week by a King County judge and a shock for fans of the Dave Matthews Band. 1000 we're expecting the whole band to play at their annual Labor Day weekend shows that the gorge in eastern Washington instead, Matthews came out with an acoustic guitar and explain the band's bass player and drummer had to go into quarantine at the last minute. My good.
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"There have been obviously you know it had been buying the hotels, Uh, they're supposed to be creating more tiny house villages. But then again, when all this is I'll send down the regional homeless authority next year when they start taking over all these contracts for things like Chinese House villages, Um, the director, there is Not really a fan of tiny house villages. But clearly this is a NIMBY issue. Not in my backyard, which is something that all city leaders have to deal with it some level or another, whether it is to do with a homeless encampment or landfill or anything else that is required by municipal governments. So the question becomes. Where do you put it? What do you do, Because someone somewhere is going to be unsatisfied. That's just the nature of the game. I mean, that's that's going back decades and centuries. The whole NIMBY idea. We like we're going to support one thing, but don't put it in my backyard. I mean, that's just It comes with the territory on on this on this topic, especially, um and again, I think Carol in his quest to find land, he says he's aware of certain pieces of property that when I heard him when I talk to him after that pressure No, he's aware of the certain pieces of property and he says it's available. You know, I even asked him, you know, Um uh, he had said that people can be removed from it in camp after their first offered housing. And I asked him well, what What do you do when there's no housing? There's no temporary housing, and then he was very emphatic saying, Oh, there is we will have it happened. You know his first six months he's going to create 1000. Units of temporary housing in the next six months. Another 1000 You know, it's just hyperbole. Right now, he has no plan and how it's gonna be funded, but that's what he said. And he's very adamant that it's possible to do that with the resources we have right now, if that's what he told me, But again, you know, we come back to this idea of forcibly removing people from one location and putting them in another in a designated area that the government has set up. This sounds eerily familiar. Yeah, I know. I know where you're going on. This one, and I don't want to say those What? What? What You're actually talking about because I think that person I think it's a little bit of a stretch. Okay, but they're trying to find places to have some form of Temporary housing and shelter, and I think I think in general just in my reporting for the last couple years and what people talk about, I think the general public is in support of having certain spots. You know, temporary housing, and so again, it's a NIMBY thing. Supportive of having it. It's a question once you establish, like a tiny hospital, Ege or safe RV lot. Is it a free for all their you know, can people be lawless in that area, and that's what the neighbors are upset and that's what they fear with the community down, But that would move in there because it's typically little barrier. Uh, people have substance abuse issues. And when I say look very meaning that they'll be allowed to use drugs at these city funded or county funded facilities, and that's what the neighbors are upset. You know, they don't want that. They don't want lawlessness. They want crime to come into their neighborhood. Uh, they don't want people who are stoned out of their mind walking down the street and they're coming from a tiny house village. I mean, that's what their fear is. But they're supportive of having some form of housing for people. So you know, like we said, it's this NIMBY effect. Where do you put it? What do you do? Someone is ultimately going to be unsatisfied. But at the same time services are needed as well. It's not just the location is the city's trying to stand up services to help those that have substance abuse problems have mental health problems because for the longest time There wasn't that backdrop. There wasn't that safety net? Yes, And that's real expensive. I mean, that's that's known as the term wraparound services. If you hear that, in news reports are politicians say that you know they want to have housing with wrap around services, and that's those wraparound services are very expensive and very time consuming a lot of one on one work that needs to be done with the This affected population. Primarily, you know, the chronically homeless across Oklahoma's is someone who has been, you know, out on the street for more than a year, Uh, with no stable housing and You know, these people usually have something else going on in their life. And you need these wraparound services take and that's very expensive, You know? So right now we're focused on housing just getting of the city and the county is focused on just housing. Those wraparound services are are there but not at the scale that's needed for the population that we have here on the street. So as we wrap up this segment, Bruce Harrell obviously adopting compassion Seattle, Lorena Gonzalez was opposed to compassion Seattle probably the clearest line between the two candidates thus far. Benefits. Well, that's that's how you feel about what the city wants to do. I mean, the whole idea. Pike compassion Seattle was to compel city leaders, the City Council and the mayor. To do X Y Z like you said that that there was generated 2000 units of housing that you can remove camps that are in proposing a safety hazard in there's less debate about removing a camp. That's what a lot of people were in favour of you. Just hit Can't help out people to stay put forever. Um So that framework, uh, set the groundwork for this, Um whether or not whether or not it's a dividing line between the two council members, the two former council presidents Yeah, I think it's a contributing factor. But I think it's a lot more about past history, especially with Lorena Gonzalez. Inter votes with defunding SPD and her last couple years on the council, you know Bruce Harold was able to stay on the sidelines during all that and had no other critical votes that he had to make because he wasn't on the council anymore. Uh, so people going to go back into his record, and he didn't have the same conflicts other than they did have homelessness going on at the time when he was on the council in the few days that he was mayor? Uh but That I think going back. It's their previous records. That's really going to divide them. The compassion Seattle divide their opinions on that is a contributing factor, but I don't think it's the factor that will divide decide who's going to be mayor. Alright demos Matt Markovich. Thank you so much for your time. You're welcome, Jeff. We have to take a quick break. But when we come back some bad polling numbers for the president will dive into the details with a polling experts when they come, a politic asked, continues in just a.
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"Not in my backyard, which is something that all city leaders have to deal with it some level or another, whether it is to do with a homeless encampment or landfill or anything else that is required by municipal governments. So the question becomes. Where do you put it? What do you do, Because someone somewhere is going to be unsatisfied. That's just the nature of the game. I mean, that's that's going back decades and centuries. The whole NIMBY idea. We like We want to support one thing, but don't put it in my backyard. I mean, that's just It comes with the territory on on this on this topic, especially, um and again, I think Carol in his quest to find land, he says he's aware of certain pieces of property that when I heard him, I talked to him after that press her now he's aware of the certain pieces of property and he says it's available. You know, I even asked him, you know, um Out. He had said that people can be removed from it in camp after their first offered housing. And I asked him well, what What do you do when there's no housing? There's no temporary housing, and then he was very emphatic saying, Oh, there is we will have it happened. You know his first six months he's going to create 1000. Units of temporary housing in the next six months. Another 1000 You know, it's just hyperbole. Right now, he has no plan and how it's gonna be funded, but that's what he said. And he's very adamant that it's possible to do that with the resources we have right now, if that's what he told me, But again, you know, we come back to this idea of forcibly removing people from one location and putting them in another in a designated area that the government has set up. This sounds eerily familiar. Yeah, I know. I know where you're going on. Is what I don't want to say Those what? What? What You're actually talking about because I think a person I think it's a little bit of a stretch. Okay? They're trying to find places to have some form of Temporary housing and shelter, and I think I think in general just in my reporting for the last couple years and what people talk about, I think the general public is in support of having certain spots. You know, temporary housing is again It's a NIMBY thing. The supportive of having it. It's a question once you establish, like a tiny house village or safe RV lot. Is it a free for all their you know, can people be lawless in that area, and that's what the neighbors are upset and that's what they fear with the community there, but that would move in there because it's typically low barrier. Uh, people have substance abuse issues. And when I say Lopburi, meaning that they'll be allowed to use drugs at these city funded or county funded facilities, and that's what the neighbors are upset. You know, they don't want that. They don't want lawlessness. They want crime to come into their neighborhood. Uh, they don't want people who are stoned out of their mind walking down the street and they're coming from tiny house Villager. I mean, that's what their fear is. But they're supportive of having some form of housing for people. So you know, like we said, it's this NIMBY effect. Where do you put it? What do you do? Someone is ultimately going to be unsatisfied. But at the same time services are needed as well. It's not just the location is the city's trying to stand up services to help those that have substance abuse problems have mental health problems because for the longest time There wasn't that backdrop. There wasn't that safety net? Yes, And that's real expensive. I mean that this known as the term wraparound services. If you hear that, in news reports are politicians say that you know they want to have housing with wrap around services, and that's those wraparound services are very expensive and very time consuming a lot of one on one work that needs to be done with the This affected population. Primarily, you know, the chronically homeless across Oklahoma's is someone who has been, you know, out on the street for more than a year, Uh, with no stable housing and You know, these people usually have something else going on in their life, and you need these wraparound services take and that's very expensive. So right now we're focused on housing. Just getting of the city in the county's focus. I'm just housing. Those wraparound services are are there but not at the scale that's needed for the population that we have here on the street. So as we wrap up this segment, Bruce Harrell obviously adopting compassion Seattle, Lorena Gonzalez was opposed to compassion Seattle probably the clearest line between the two candidates thus far. Benefits. Well, that's that's how you feel about what the city wants to do. I mean, the whole idea of prank compassion Seattle was to compel City leaders look at City Council and the mayor. To do X Y Z like you said that that there was generated 2000 units of housing that you can remove camps that are in, uh, posing a safety hazard in there's less debate about removing on camp. That's what a lot of people were in favour of. You just can't help out people to stay put forever. Um So that framework, uh, set the groundwork for this, Um whether or not whether or not it's a dividing line between the two council members, the two former council presidents I I think it's a contributing factor. But I think it's a lot more about past history, especially with Lori and Gonzalez. Inter votes with defunding SPD and her last couple years on the council, you know Bruce Harold was able to stay on the sidelines during all that and had no other critical votes that he had to make because he wasn't on the council anymore. Uh, so people going to go back into his record, and he didn't have the same conflicts other than they did have homelessness going on at the time when he was on the council? Uh, in a few days that he was mayor. Um, but That I think going back. It's their previous records. That's really going to divide them. The compassion Seattle divide their opinions on that is a contributing factor, but I don't think it's the factor that will divide decide who's going to be mayor. Alright demos Matt Markovich. Thank you so much for your time. You're welcome, Jeff. We have to take a quick break. But when we come back some bad polling numbers for the President's will dive into the details with a polling experts when they come, a politic asked, continues in just a month. Celebrate Virginia Spirits.
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"Its guidance of two fighter covid 19 vaccines even after the company made its case to the department for a booster orders stay on equal footing with this virus. It's very important that these companies are trying to develop booster vaccines, even though at this time it's not clear if and when one will be needed. ABC NEWS Medical contributor Dr Todd Elron police are patrolling the streets of Havana a day after protests over food shortages and high prices. Journalist Relenza been a lot of scarcities in Cuba very long lines much longer than normal. People waiting after hours to buy specific things like chicken or detergent or so President Biden called protesters remarkable. The government is easing sanctions the Trump administration imposed on Venezuela, allowing companies to export propane to the troubled South American country. The FAA has approved blue origins license ahead of its maiden boards to the edge of space next week. Daria Aldinger, NBC News Homo news, 1000 FM, 97 75 31. We continue with our top stories now from the co Mo newsroom I'm Rick fan sites with ELISA Jaffe. A lot of people hoping to become Seattle's next mayor took part in a candidate forum this weekend. Cuomo's Charlie Harker has the story. We're told all 15 candidates for mayor were invited to the event co hosted and moderated by the West Seattle blog. Nine of them attended. Among the hot topics. Police reform candidate Jessen Farrell. We need to be funding those strategies that create more safety and moving funding away from those things that don't council member Lorena Gonzalez. My expectation as mayor would be that you do not engage in the use of deadly force or bias, racial policing in our communities. Former council president Bruce Harold as we change our culture, we recognize the effective officers. And we denounce conduct that is not going to be part of our culture. The entire forum can be seen on west Seattle blog dot com. Charlie Harder Co mo News. A new survey shows Auburn and Federal Way are the two spots in King County, where people are most hesitant to get a covid vaccine. The Seattle Times breaking down survey numbers from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. 21% of those who live in an Auburn zip code say that they probably or definitely won't get a shot at those closely followed by 18% of those who live in federal way. Those two spots contrast with King counties. Overall numbers just 7.8% of people Countywide say that they are hesitated, hesitating to get vaccinated. A former child actor has now wanted by local law enforcement after he missed a court hearing this morning on charges he sent explicit material to a teenager. Almost Ryan Harris has details. The judge signed that $100,000 arrest warrant after Kyle Massey No showed for his arraignment on a charge of communication with a minor for immoral purposes. Massey's lawyer Tells TMZ. They weren't properly served notice for the court hearing and the calls to the King County Prosecutor's office weren't returned. The prosecutor's office says it's had no such calls. The 29 year old actor from Disney Channel's That's so Raven and Cory in the house is accused of sending inappropriate material to a girl he knew was just 13. Massey has claimed the girl's family is just trying to get money after a failed lawsuit over the explicit material. Ryan Harris Co. Mo News. Someone will be a million dollars Richard Tomorrow details from co Most Jeff Padula. It's the Grand prize drawing for Washington's shot of a lifetime sweepstakes. Anyone 18 and over who has received a covid vaccine.
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"With our top stories now from the Como 24 7 News Center. Good afternoon. I'm Rick fan sites with ELISA Jaffe. Lot of people hoping to become Seattle's next mayor took part in a candidate forum this weekend. Come on. Charlie Harker has the story. We're told all 15 candidates for mayor were invited to the event co hosted in moderated by the West Seattle blog. Nine of them attended. Among the hot topics. Police reform candidate Jessen Farrell. We need to be funding those strategies that create more safety and moving funding away from those things that don't council member Lorena Gonzalez. My expectation as mayor would be that you do not engage in the use of deadly force or bias racial policing in our communities. Former council president Bruce Harold as we change a culturally recognized the effective officers. And we denounce conduct that is not going to be part of our culture. The entire forum can be seen on west Seattle blog dot com. Charlie Harder Co Mo News. A former child actor is now wanted by local law enforcement after he missed a court hearing this morning on charges he sent explicit material to a teenager. Cuomo's Ryan Harris has more. The judge signed at $100,000 arrest warrant after Kyle Massey No showed for his arraignment on a charge of communication with a minor for immoral purposes. Massey's lawyer Tells TMZ. They weren't properly served notice for the court hearing and the calls to the King County Prosecutor's office weren't returned. The prosecutor's office says it's had no such calls. The 29 year old actor from Disney Channel's That's so Raven and Cory in the house is accused of sending inappropriate material to a girl he knew was just 13. Massey has claimed the girl's family is just trying to get money after failed lawsuit over the explicit material. Ryan Harris. Come on news. The need for Covid vaccine boosters remains a big question, so local researchers are trying to help answer it. There are still so many unanswered questions when it comes to this virus, and the need for vaccine boosters is definitely among them says Dr Christine Johnson with the University of Washington School of Medicine, Johnson says there's just not enough data out there yet. We want to have the evidence about whether boosters are effective or not. And right now, I think we still need a lot more data to understand when to give boosters how to give them how to how to phase them. The timing and so that is exactly what this trial is trying to address. If you're 18 or older, not pregnant or breastfeeding and never had covid you're eligible for the study. They'll start by giving a Johnson and Johnson booster to people who have had any of the authorized vaccines at least 12 weeks prior and next round is to give the Moderna series to unvaccinated people and possibly a booster. Later, a new survey shows Auburn and Federal way or the two spots in King County, where people are most hesitant to get a covid vaccine. The Seattle Times broke down survey numbers from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. 21% of those who live in Auburn ZIP code 9800 to say they probably or definitely will not get a shot. That's closely followed by 18% of those who live in federal weighs 98 oo three ZIP code. Those two spots contrast with King counties. Overall numbers. Just 7.8% of people Countywide say they are hesitant to get vaccinated. Someone who's time 3, 24 and 34. Here's Marina Rock, injure with our traffic on the forest from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. Southbound I five in Tukwila from 405, the exit number 1 54. The on ramp is blocked Southbound I five on ramps from horrified 5 18 that interchange their collision partially blocking into coma north and I five at Highway 16. That's the highway 16 flyover ramp. There's a collision right there. Near the flyover on I five. In Bellevue. We did have a problem north on four or five at 5 20. But that's been cleared out of the roadway. It did leave a bit of a backup, though. As you come up through Bellevue on north, Um four or five. Southbound as the struggle, though, bumper to bumper from 5 22 Newcastle Klondike five. Solid from Lake City Way into Seattle north, You're going to struggle to From about one 45th into Mountlake terrorists. Your next chemo traffic at.
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"Is naming Wisconsin based Kramer, North America as primary contractor. The remarks with Estan tells the West Seattle Bridge Community Task Force. What that work will entail. We're going to do additional carbon fiber rap on the center span as well as the end stands. We're also gonna complete additional post tension Ng throughout the bridge. Estimated re opening of the bridge remains mid 2022, but Task Force co chair and former Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels mixes metaphors optimistically. We could start to see A light at the end of the bridge, Corwin Hague Co. Moh news candidates have been lining up to replace Seattle's outgoing mayor. And last night the top contenders squared off on the issues. Couples Joel Marina reports from last night's forum on housing, homelessness and public safety. The forum opened on the topic of homelessness and the candidates for Seattle mayor were quick to criticize current efforts We have lost in the city, the public's trust. How we are addressing homelessness. I have been working in homelessness for a long time and we can make a difference. We can make change, but we have to have that courage to change. Four candidates want to end encampment sweeps Bruce Harold hedged on the issue, and Casey six killer says sweeps could still be an option if he were elected. All the candidates emphasized the need for more affordable housing. There are at least eight declared candidates in the race. So far, a man was found dead last night in his car after shots were fired, and his car crashed into a power pole near Maple Valley. But King County Sheriff's Sergeant Tim Meyer says it's too soon to know if it was the crash that killed him. Or if he was shot. We're gonna defer to the King County Medical examiner's Office for Ultimate Cause of death. Was it one of the others in combination thereof, so his identity that final cause of death will defer to them. This happened near the Red Dog Saloon Tavern on State Highway 1 69 south of Cedar Grove Road. Woman in the car was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries, and there was a there are still some flashing lights in some crews out there along highway 1 69. The driver arrested after leaving several police agencies on a wild high speed chase through three counties. This week, was in court yesterday, and we get the update from Kemal's Patrick Quinn covered roughly 80. Miles.