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"City three years ago approved development of 5 affordable housing projects. Bed Bath & Beyond is moving closer to filing for bankruptcy. The struggling retailer received a notice of default from JPMorgan Chase, but says it does not have enough cash to pay down its debts. According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company operates 14 stores in Washington state. The Dow gained 28 points to close at 33,978. NASDAQ rose one O 9 and the S&P 500 gained ten. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. Former vice president Pence breaking his silence on classified documents found at his Indiana home this week, ABC's Andy field has the latest. Former vice president Pence talking classified documents to a book tour audience. It's actually been a very humbling week. Mister Pence saying they found some classified documents mingled with personal papers that is Indiana home, and immediately turned them over to the national archives. While I was not aware that those classified documents were in our personal residence. Let me be clear. Those classified documents should not have been in my personal residence. Andy field ABC News Washington. A senior ISIS leader is among those killed in a U.S. Military raid. Here's ABC's Martha raddatz. The elite American special operations team that carried out this dramatic rate in Africa is safe and back at their base and The Pentagon says a top ISIS leader and at least ten ISIS fighters are dead. The raid was launched in darkness, U.S. helicopters descending on a cave complex in northern Somalia. The special operations team had hoped to take the ISIS leader Bilal Al sudani alive, but The Pentagon says the Americans were met with intense gunfire, making that impossible. President Biden gave the final approval for the risky raid before it was launched. The team had been practicing for weeks using mock ups of the target area and making practice runs similar to what was done when navy seals killed Osama bin Laden in 2011. The Secretary of Defense saying no civilians were harmed in the raid and the operation leaves the U.S. safer and more secure. ABC's Martha raddatz. Northwest traffic from the high performance homes traffic center. Congestion is starting to form on east 5 22, your drive from four or 5 to two will take 28 minutes. Seattle home and road remains fully closed down by a collision between fourth and 6. Protests in Seattle tonight are going on at Cal Anderson pioneer square, there will be slowdowns in closures in the area, and the Tacoma home and garden show was going on at the Tacoma dome through the weekend there will be increased traffic on I 5 and the surrounding streets. Our next look is traffic 8 O four. The news
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"At least dozens, if not hundreds of rounds fired between our suspect and our deputies, who were directing fire back at him to try to stop him from shooting at US. Police are searching for a car after a shooting in Washington D. C. Last night, three people were killed and three hurt Metro top Metropolitan police Chief Robert Conte. We believe the suspects in this vehicle Exit. It fired shots into a crowd of individuals. This Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of 9 11. CBS News correspondent David Martin spoke to some of those who fought America's longest war, as in all wars, it came down to fighting as much for each other is for any cause. Army captain. Will Swenson put his wounded Sergeant Kenneth Westbrook on the medevac. Gave him a kiss before returning to battle. You know, we had a moment we looked at each other. He almost had a smile on his face. Did you ever see him again? I never saw him again. One month later, he passed away at Walter Reed. This is CBS News. Facet wealth, personalized and affordable financial planning for everyday Americans, no wealth or asset minimums. Quality financial advice for every stage of your life. Now from the Cairo Radio News Center at my Northwest calm people in column in Jefferson County will need to show proof of vaccination to enter bars and restaurants. Paras Evans, Kevin Co. Has more working inside of a restaurant and you have your mask on. You won't need proof of vaccination. The same goes if you're younger than 12, But if you're not in one of those categories Novaks. No entry. The health officer of both these county says indoor bars and restaurants was a high risk for covid transmission and says the rule is tough but necessary. COLUMN County Seven day average has jumped to 4 85 per 100,000 people, and Jefferson has a current case rate of 118 cases. A brave soul speaks out what I experience. I don't want my nieces to have to experience because when the Taliban came first time, I couldn't go to school for five years. 10 years ago, she came to America earned a master's degree in public health at the University of Washington. She now works to build schools for girls in Afghanistan. Still, she asked us not to use her last name for fear that what she says here could imperil her family there. Kyra seven TVs Deborah Horn was live with should go for yesterday at the Afghan aid benefit and Cal Anderson Park, raising money for Afghans seeking refuge. Reckless driving on this holiday weekend known for throwing back beers, Cara seven TVs, Ryan Sims reports Last night alone. We're talking about 10 arrests for DUI across western Washington. One of those cases was quite bad. Several of those arrests happened in Snohomish County. In one of the most serious cases, a man was arrested following a bad crash on highway 99. So if you're going to drink just don't drive. But if you are going on vacation this weekend doing risky behaviors, then you get into boating accident or 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.
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"1000 FM 97 7 An afternoon. I'm Kelly Blair With the top local stories from the coma. 24 7 News center. Seattle Police responded to four different shooting scenes this morning. Cuomo's Frank Lindsay reports. Three people are dead and five others are hurt. The shootings were in Belltown Pioneer Square, the Chinatown International District and Capitol Hill. Police chief Adrian Diaz says the first shooting happened after a fight broke out at first and Blanchard during the investigation of that officers, responding to second in South Washington, where we had over 300 people letting out from the nightclub, we have multiple shootings occur at best location, more gunfire after that, at 12th and main and then at Cal Anderson Park. Frank Lindsay KOMO news So far, Police have not announced any arrests. Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin and police chief Adrian Diaz are responding to the dramatic increase in gun violence in the city in a statement, the to say they have recently pledged more than 12 million toward violence prevention measures. Mayor Durkin says. This level of gun violence in Seattle and our country cannot be the new normal. Chief. Diaz says his officers are having to respond to escalating violence in the city. As the number of officers in the department is decreasing, he says, This isn't just a staffing crisis. It's a public safety crisis. Violent weekend in Pierce County as well Come was Cole Miller reports three different homicides there. Tacoma police investigating it right Park after a man was found dead there. Police not yet saying how he was killed, other than there were signs of trauma. And just hours before that gruesome discovery, a body was found near Pearl Street neighbors reporting they heard gunshots just came around the corner on my way to work, and there's a cop car there and the White Corner Van deputies with Pierce County also busy this Saturday. Dealing with a deadly hit and run in Parkland. This was a heated argument that Turned bad. Sergeant Darren Moss, with the sheriff's department says two men were standing outside of their cars. When that argument started, then one of them hopped in their car. He turned around in the roadway. And then went straight after the victim. The 41 year old was killed that other man drove off. We know who the subject is. We know what kind of vehicle he's driving. We have already put on information to other.
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"Around western Washington this afternoon highs. We're going to call it mid one hundred's one of six expected at CEATEC Airport even hotter than that to the South Sunshine tomorrow and even hotter temperatures. We're going to go to the one teens if that makes sense around here. 113 degrees expected at CEATEC in some spots hotter still. So Monday, also dangerously hot temperatures around western Washington We get a cool down kind of on Tuesday and Wednesday to the upper eighties certainly will feel a bit more comfortable as you get more of an onshore flow in the come with US senator turns on companies Sunny skies. It is now 93 degrees in downtown Seattle. At least two people have had to seek emergency care for heat related illness at Harborview. In the E. R department. With a three digit temperatures expected to continue to climb over the next few days, possibly hitting 113 degrees. It is critical to keep tabs on how your body is feeling until the signs of heat stroke a serious medical emergency. Signs include a body temperature of 103 or higher, Also hot, red, dry or damp skin, its possible to experience of false pulse. A fast pulse. I should say headache, dizziness, nausea or confusion. The CDC says. If those symptoms appear, you should call 911 right away. Massive search on Lake Washington ended last night. A swimmer went missing around five p.m. when his friend support he fell off their boat in the water divers and rescue swim rescue swimmers searched the area in Andrews Bay, just off of Seward part it's a popular spot for voters. No sign of the man believed to be in his mid to late twenties. Seattle fire reminding voters and swimmers of water is dangerously cold. Falling into those water, which is approximately 60 degrees can easily cause shock, muscle cramping and even hypothermia. Seattle Fires spokesperson says it's critical to always wear a life vest, and if you swim in our lakes rivers do it with a buddy. The Heat is taking a toll on area bridges as well. State transportation crews are spraying down bridges to keep them cool and functioning properly. In addition to the Fremont Bridge, crews will be spraying down the university invalid ballot bridges twice a day. These bridges will be closed for a few minutes as they get doused with water. Record breaking temperatures are not only making it tough to keep cool, but it's having a devastating impact on our drought conditions. Cuomo's Nick problem has more. You've been preparing you for days, and now the scorching weekend is upon us, though today is the coolest of the next three days. The triple digits in western Washington are highlighting another issue caused by the heat. It's certainly not going to help. Steve Reedy is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Seattle and is talking about the heat's impact on our current drought. When you look at the whole state, with the exception of the Cascades in the Olympics, Washington is dry for weeks. Now, western Washington has been in the lowest tier of drought, which is abnormally dry. Seeing temperatures hit triple digits this weekend. Is it going to help the warmer it becomes, Uh, you know, the more the lower relative humidities will be the scarcer moisture will be which isn't exactly ideal. When Reidy says there's no rain in the current seven day forecast. This will unfortunately perpetuate Make things worse with regards to the drought. That's Cuomo's Nick Pop. Um, automotive repair shops say they are keeping busy seeing a flood of people coming in to have their air conditioners serviced. One shop we spoke with says It's always good to check on your car and be sure cool and is fresh and topped off. As long as you're cool, once fresh and performing good to go. Your car should function properly in the heat. And if you have relatively new brake pads, the experts say to take it easy when pushing the pedal or you could end up warping your rotors. You will also want to be sure that your tires are properly inflated. Despite the heat, Seattle celebrated its pride this weekend, organizers decided their event would continue in our celebrating pride at the Capitol Hill Pride Festival at Cal Anderson Park yesterday, organizers set up tents to offer shaded spots and have made sure people had access to cold water. Special speakers headlined the event. In.
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"To get close to breaking an all time record on through Sunday and Monday. Right now, the forecast models are saying We're going to be in the mid 100 on Sunday, and it is possible some parts of Western Washington will reach around 110 degrees on Monday, so get ready to shelter and stay as cool as you can over the next couple days, and certainly where the sunscreen if you're gonna be outside and try to be outside as little as possible, once the temperatures get into this Life threatening range. Really? Once you get this range of temperatures right around, 100 degrees can easily dehydrate quickly. The Sunshine continues on through Tuesday and Wednesday, Buddy Onshore flow will quickly cool things down in the coming of the son and parents on companies. Here's how crazy is going to be for temperatures 10 minutes ago, I told you it was 73 degrees in Seattle by 10 A.m.. It would be 81. Maybe 12 noon. We get to 88. We are now at 806 79 degrees here in Seattle and come on and stay connected. Stay informed the news you need now on co mo news 1000 FM 97 7 Some breaking news Right here at the Cuomo newsroom. We should say Patrol investigating a shooting that occurred. We got the first call that went out about two o'clock this morning at South Bailey Street and Carlton Avenue South. We did get some deals, he camera video from the area showing all kinds of police activity. That's why we made the call and again. It's happening just off of I five. We're still waiting to get more information. Of course, an update and we'll share it with you as soon as possible. All right. The mission in motion to keep people alive is more try to beat deciphering heat. Wait. Sergeant Rich Barton with the King County Sheriff's Marine unit says they've beefed up patrols this weekend after last weekend. Which was already too busy. We're preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. How busy Barton works three drownings with just in the week here. Even with the scorching heat outside, rescuers warn the water is still cold. You say lakes are expected to range between 60 to 65 degrees. That's at the surface. Of course, it's colder. The deeper you go, rivers are even colder. And now that we have these warm temperatures, you bet the snow's melting quick. Temperatures right now for most rivers, 45 to 50 degrees waters of Puget Sound about 52 degrees. Some big sporting events, pride celebrations as well. We're hearing going forward even as temperatures make a run at triple digits. Kummel Joel Moreno with breakdowns this weekend, the state's largest in person Pride event looks to transform Cal Anderson Park and people headed there are bracing for the heat. Was going to strap some some coconut waters to us, and hopefully the electrolytes do as well, organizers say. Aside from the music artists and speakers, the park will have plenty of places to escape the sun..
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"Encampments that are out here on these corners, asking for change, and we just walked by him. It's time for us to keep Doing something for them now, like, let's humanize them. Let's put them in a space where they can be successful. Get the services they need have some compassion, some empathy and some love for them and build them up so that they can walk down a different path and see some light at the end of the tunnel. Right now. Can you imagine having to live out here every day? Can you imagine having a bit for food and have to go get services and navigate services every day? I can't imagine that. So I don't want to have to imagine that And I don't think other people should have to. So this is what this is all about. Being able to serve our community. WDC has a team of people from the communities from the streets from the systems that the people that are being served the participants that would be a servant who just cares. We? Are we walking alongside with them. They understand them. They know them. They come from those communities and they've been through training and we've been able to hire them put them in a place where they're making a really good living wage serving the community. So that's the peer stuff I'm talking about. Yeah, Go ahead. Sorry. I have a question for you. So you said that they They don't have any real requirements in terms of making sure that you're clean when you get into this program that you can use drugs or drink or whatever, Um, while you're in the program while you're physically housed where they where they have you is there some time limit on that, like is obviously the objective is going to be to try to get as many people clean and try to get them into society with jobs so they can they can get on with their lives. Lives. But is there something that they're doing? As far as saying, You know, you have a year. You have two years or or is it too early in the program to make those determinations? As far as I've seen, there's not any limit on that. And and basically when you're talking about a housing first or harm reduction model, what they know is that people are going to slip if you will or relapse, right, so you have to get them. House and with a roof over their head for a while, so they can have those chances to do that. And then eventually with this ongoing effort, and this constant wraparound services that are like with them all the time navigating them through all of these processes. Then eventually it sticks. And that's what I've heard from everyone who deals from whether we're talking about the opioid crisis all the way through the homeless crisis and where those two things meet its. That is the only thing that they see that actually works picking people up, arresting them from the minor crimes and turning them back out. That doesn't work. Then we have our prolific offenders. So this day by the way, time and answering your earlier question, 33 people out of the 42. I believe that there were there and Third Avenue Went voluntarily into this program and so far so good. I think 13 per cent 13% of 13 people who could not safely go into their housing program, which basically means that whatever it is that they're doing is too dangerous for those around them. Or, you know, they can't be out so Yeah, because that was that was going to be my wrap up. Question was John always brings up the point that you know, Tom. Some of these people don't want to be helped. They don't want to be cure They don't want they want to just be left alone and that you know that this is not the solution. Some people he insists, prefer to live on the streets. I was wondering how you handled How this group handles just cares. Handles, um recalcitrant people. If there was somebody living in a tent on Third Avenue, they just swept up Third Avenue. If somebody didn't want to go, would they leave them alone? At what point does it get a little messy and it was clean all the way through this morning, and I know there were those few that didn't want to go or could not be house there. But it was done humanely. That's what they said. I'm not sure I think that Parks was involved in this and all the various city departments. They take the stuff if they need you so that the people can get it and and do it in a way where you know they're not losing. It's not like you saw, say, Cal Anderson Park a while back where they're kicking the tents up and that kind of thing. It's all very cordial, I guess would be the word I would use. Um okay. Yeah, so they want to invest more in this moving forward. They say that this is done. They also I should say that you job when they did their study, and the report is they talk to the outreach workers. They had a series of questions asked them they talk to the people who voluntarily left the encampments and everyone who was involved. To see how this was working in. Their assessment was that this could work there is working on this small scale and, if brought to scale could be transformative for the region. Is this You mentioned it's similar to compassion. Seattle. You know, we've got this charter Amendment issued. It's gonna come up. Uh, you know, everyone's working on solutions because so far nothing else has worked. Is this in competition now, with This. Does this have say? I I noticed that you have a council member there. Does this. Have any mayoral support any any city support? Or is this sort of like outside most governmental resources? And I believe, Andrew Lewis said. He is teaming up a little bit with the mayor on this. I haven't had a chance to ask myself what she's doing. And I don't think it's in competition with that Charter amendment. I believe, because you've got the downtown Seattle Association involved with both of those both. Yes. Yeah, so I think that they might complement each other should that Charter amendment passed? And I think this is something new. The thing that's going to matter about. This is if we do put more funding towards this. Let it happen. Let it play out, lets, you know it's always I'm always leery when we're going into election when there's going to be a new mayor, and you know, maybe who knows too large at large seats that are new. Anything can happen. Once you start to do something like this, when you get a new, you know, a mayor or whomever in charge, So you've got to let these things play out. They snip it too soon, and they don't let it play out. Is there any kind of internal squabbling on the council? Like I know this is like it sounds like Andrew Lewis baby as they're much resistance. Um, because of him with the others. Yeah, Not that I have heard just yet. But, you know, budgets budget season is just around the corner, and I'm sure that that conversation will come into play. I really don't know that it should be that This includes the kind of things that you've heard from even some of the most far to the left council members, right where we are being very humane. With those that we clear it's not really I wouldn't describe this as a sweep. And the housing first model. All of that is what has been pushed for a long time with most of these council members is housing first, that even if this is the ideal model, we have to have housing first to offer housing first. I mean, housing is the constant, you know, need that we have right now we have been able to fulfill and I know everybody in his mother's is working on, uh, you know, working on creating affordable housing. The question is, how quickly can we scale up if this really is a workable model? So here's the thing. Yeah, and it's it will take a little bit of time. But what they do right now is there's they get six to the people that they clear and get off the streets voluntarily go into their temporary housing for 6 to 9 months to be part of this program, and then they transition to Permanent, supportive housing, which we have some of we don't have enough of, but there's more going online all over for the next. Several, You know, two years. I think we've got it planned out and they hope is to do more with even some of that federal dollars. So this is it's not going to be enough. In the end, they'll have to keep doing it. But this is transit. That's an interesting distinction..
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"Staff and book new shows, all while balancing the safety protocols. Coming out of the pandemic. Other local clubs are also confirming some opening dates as well. Next week, one week from today, the triple Door in Seattle plans to reopen in July. The return of New Mose the Tractor Tavern and the Neptune Theatre and the Paramount Theater expects to host its first performance in late August. Starting July. 4th. Everyone in the state receiving unemployment benefits will once again have to demonstrate they are actively looking for a job. Almost Cole Miller says That requirement was ditched during the pandemic. Bethany Miller had been working for door dash and insert card but with an auto immune disorder, Covid slammed the brakes on both. She says she could not risk getting sick that we don't want to work. It's not that we want to suck the system. We are literally drowning and debt. If I get offered a job that I can't reasonably take, and I don't even have. I don't even have childcare set up. That's another thing. Because I can't afford it. And for small businesses looking to hire like the pit stop taproom and pub and period where a kitchen opening has gone unfilled for more than a month, there's concern that people will apply simply because they have to. I get flooded with resumes from plumbers and Janitors and dog walkers just so they can fulfil the requirement. The changes come as the state reported a drop in new unemployment claims for the third straight week. For those receiving extended benefits. There are only four activities that can help you keep those benefits. They include filling out an application attending an in person or virtual job fair. Taking part in the job shadow or going through private on the job training. Civil rights advocates are threatening legal action if the city of Seattle does not immediately grant a permit for a Capitol Hill Juneteenth Arts Fair. Here's Cuomo's Corwin hike with an update the value of Washington and the Public Defender Association have written to city officials demanding they reverse course and granted, previously denied permits to a group called Cha part to hold an event this weekend at Capitol Hill's Cal Anderson Park. The city originally denied the permit because the event was billed not only as a Juneteenth celebration but also a commemoration of last year's unlawful Capitol Hill organized protest in an online video chop part organiser expresses his hopes for a safe event. You want to make sure everyone comes out has a good time. You want to make sure this is a safe and successful event. In an email obtained by the Seattle Times, the Lun public defenders tell the city the permit denial is unconstitutional, they say Unless the permit is granted today they'll take unnamed emergency legal action likely a request for a court injunction. Corwin HIKE KOMO News Oregon representative Mike Niermann, who led Protesters into the state Capitol last December, has been expelled from the state legislature. The vote last night was 59 to 1. He cast the one no vote as we hear from GMOs Carlene Johnson. Pressure mounted on lawmakers to oust the Republican after more video surfaced last week showing America constituent meeting in mid December, setting up what he dubbed Operation Hall pass. And if you say I'm at the West entrance During the session and text to that number there that somebody might exit that door while you're standing there. I don't know anything about that. And it played out just like that December 21st he.
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"Another call that 17 month old baby remains critical at Harborview shot three times. Grandmother has improved to satisfactory condition Sunday afternoon, A man called 911 said he wanted to turn himself in in connection with the shooting. Deputies arrived and saw a man walking your written Avenue South and 68th Avenue south, and as they approach they say, he pulled out a gun and took his own life. The man's identity will be officially released by the medical examiner's office. But it is believed to be Johnson in the sheriff's office confirmed they're no longer looking for him. Carleen Johnson Koman is Seattle Police arrested two men at Cal Anderson Park Saturday night for gun violations. Police were patrolling the park about 11 P.m.. Say they saw a man handing of firearm to another man. Officers say one of the men is a convicted felon and isn't allowed to have a firearm. Home all these times. 7 10. Let's get to the beacon Plumbing Sports desk. Eric Hynes is in for Tom. The Sounders are denied their 61 of the season as Atlanta United scored a late penalty kick two and Sunday's match and 11 draw. Raul Ruidiaz headed home a corner kick by gentle Pollo to give the rave green the lead in the six minute. Which branch Metzer was about starters Nicolas Lodeiro and Stephanie Frye, who are recovering from injuries. It's still early in the year, but I am very proud of the fact that we're still undefeated after seven games. I mean that zoo great accomplishment going five over and to over seven games with the With schedule that we've had the rave. Green faces Austin this coming Sunday. The Mariners have lost six straight after getting swept in San Diego over the weekend. On Sunday they lost to the Padres nine to manager Scott Service says at some point, the winds will come, but it really it only turns guys continue. TOC show up everyday work hard, have a good attitude believe in what we're trying to do, and it'll get better up next three games on the road against Oakland. Washington Husky baseball team defeated Utah 65 on Sunday afternoon. Michael Snyder was three for four with a home run. The diamond Dogs take two games out of the three game. Syriza's and the Washington women's basketball program added another transfer to the roster forward Lauren Schwartz, who was the second leading scorer for new Husky head coach Tina Langley, when both Red rice Says she will enroll at the U Dub and play for the Huskies next year. Sports attendant 40 Minutes past the hour Americans coma News Homeowners time 7 12 It was a violent weekend involving guns in this country. Six year old boy was shot and killed near Santa Ana, California His killer is on the loose the Laos killed while he was riding in the back seat of his mother's car. Tragic victim of possible road rage is precious. And you killed him. For no reason it is. Mom says she was trying to change lanes with a car behind her attempted to cut.
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"A medic unit where the scene around four a.m. at the entrance of the lane was blocked for short time for the investigation. Cause of the accident or if the driver was impaired, not been released. The driver was taken to the hospital, no word on the driver's condition or throw her any passengers in that pickup. Bomb Threat Force in King County Courthouse to evacuate yesterday to sheriff's office saying a man who was being escorted from the courthouse then made the bomb threat once outside of the building. Of course we have evacuation 75 people, then had to just Clear out while they checked out the building and finally given all clear after a period of time, a man deputy say, made the threat in custody maintenance workers now inspecting that Alaska airline plane that was headed from Pascoe to Seattle and had to make an emergency landing and Yakama yesterday. Was a flight attendant who saw sparks in the galley and the pilot landed as precaution passengers and boarded a new plane and continued their flight to Seattle. Washington Black Lives matter. Alliance has filed a civil rights complaint now with the Department of Justice related to actions by Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer. As we've been reporting on Komal Troyer calling 911 back in January, saying a man he confronted in the early hours in his neighborhood threatened to kill him. Cedric All timer who was black, was on his newspaper delivery route in tonight's making any threat. The DOJ complaint says Troyer's call in the huge police response that followed violated Alzheimer's Fourth Amendment right against unseasonal search and seizure. State Attorney General Bob Ferguson has opened an investigation into what happened. King County Council member wants to use incentives like a lottery or reduction in property taxes to try to get more people vaccinated. This comes as you know, several states have started using different forms of giveaways to persuade people to get the shot almost Nick problem reporting on how these methods are actually improving Vaccination rates. If there's one thing we need to do with money related to Cove, it's to get people healthy, and that's fueled King County Council member Reagan done to consider what his county Might be able to do with some of the millions of federal dollars that have been sent to King County during the pandemic. His ideas were thinking about rental assistance is one idea. We're thinking about even things like lottery or scratch Lotto tickets as well. It's a creative approach that has proved to be effective and getting more people to sign up for a vaccine. New York, New Jersey, Maryland and West Virginia have all used some form of incentives in Ohio. They started a lottery were five people could each win a million bucks. That incentive led to an over 50% weekly increase in vaccinations games are been showing in vaccines to enhance vaccine knowledge. And improved vaccine uptake. Doctor Ashby, Monk with Stanford University, says these games can significantly improve inoculation numbers, someone whose time is 809, the Capitol Hill Pride Festival banning police from its events planned for next month. The march and rally happening a Cal Anderson part June 26th and seventh Organizer's requesting officers remain a three perimeters. It's important to note that Capitol Hill pride is a separate organization from Seattle Pride, which is doing virtual events this year due to the pandemic. However, Seattle play says it, too, is reevaluating presence of police at their events. Come on, whose time 809 and update the woman seen on security cameras, walking down the street and smashing store windows with a hammer now under arrest. Businesses and White center said they were hit with a string of vandal attacks Can county deputies say people helped identify the woman? But they didn't give her name. She's being held without bail since 2017 this woman spend booked into jail. 11 times. Come on, Whose time 8 10. Let's get you updated. Now what We have heard the latest in sports from the Beacon plumbing, Sports desk Mariners having problems on and off the field. In fact, in a few minutes, we'll give you more to the story here. About exposure of covert 19 and boy talk about a shuffle of the roster before they played San Diego last night. As a result, not a good night for baseball for the Mariners on the road in San Diego, 16 to 1 was the final there, Francie, Double the regionals. You dump softball, winning Friday three. Nothing against Portland State. More games planned for today. Michigan and Portland state Once again, Sounders take their undefeated record. Into another Sunday home match this time against Atlanta. United coach Brian Schmidt, sir says it's important to stock up wins at home early critical for us to when our home games that Z always important It's hard to win away from home and MLS and we'll have a pretty busy, you know, second half of the year so we'll need all the points we can get. 1 30.
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Seattle Pays $10000 to Settle Lawsuit Over Homeless Sweep
"City of Seattle pays $10,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a woman who challenged a homeless encampment sweep in December. Details from Cuomo's Go O'Neill, the Yeager filed a federal lawsuit hoping to block the city's plans to clear the in camp it that was at Cal Anderson Park, arguing a sweep would violator civil rights. Ah judge declined. The argument of the city clear the encampment amid escalating protests and about two dozen arrests eager also saw damages over the removal or destruction of our property. The Seattle Times reports the city agreed to the settlement to avoid further
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Seattle pays $10,000 to settle lawsuit over homeless sweep at Cal Anderson Park
"To settle a lawsuit brought by a woman who challenged the homeless encampment sweep at a City park Last December, A Yeager filed a federal lawsuit hoping to block the city's plans to clear the encampment it Cale Anderson Park. She argued that a sweep would violate her civil rights. A judge declined and the city cleared the encampment amid escalating protests and about two dozen arrests. The Seattle Times reports that the city agreed to the settlement. To avoid further litigation. All my
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"Know, we want this to occur in a safe place. And the freeway is not that quake. He says. Two cars were also impounded, Johnson says people walking on the freeway hard trespassing, a Seattle police officer suggested a homeless person find services at an illegal camp, even while the city was actively trying to shut that camp down more from comas. Corwin Hagel story perhaps illustrates a gap between city policy and street level reality. A body cam recording from August captured Seattle officer Mika Harmon and her partner as they arrested a homeless man for shoplifting food and shoes from a Capitol Hill. Drugstore public thing isn't just just no money. And in the audio obtained by the Seattle Times, Officer Harmon has an idea. Why not get help at Cal Anderson Park where protesters and homeless people had established a camp baby step over a child? I mean the part. The irony is the park was then officially closed and the camp declared illegal. Harmon recommends the park after running through a list of options, including mental health, court and law enforcement assisted diversion options either not available or that did not seem to meet the man's immediate needs for food and a pair of shoes. Corwin Hague Co. Moh news Well where the states of affairs for schools these days after the pandemics been with us almost a year, Cos Carleen Johnson with the update. Lot of districts have been testing students this month programs like I ready and I'm apt to gauge where they are based on the start of the year. Or this time last year. In most cases, student comprehension is down, lost learning in math, on average, expected to be 6 to 9 months behind by the end of the year and given the schools are the hub for support, such as mental health counseling and mandatory reporting for abuse. Young people are not getting their needs met that way, either. The school counselor from Spokane supports a bill in Olympia to ensure counselors spend the vast majority of the day meeting with students instead of being reassigned to other duties. During this time of unrest throughout our nation, teachers need to know that their students will have access to direct services with their school counselors to help them address the mental health needs in the.
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"Just, you know, we want this to occur in a safe place. And the freeway is not that quake, he says. Two cars were also impounded, Johnson says people walking on the freeway that's considered trespassing. Also in our news this afternoon in Seattle police officer suggested a homeless person find services at an illegal camp, even while the city was actively trying to shut that camp down and more from comas. Corwin Hagel story perhaps illustrates a gap between city policy and street level reality. Ah body Cam recording from August captured Seattle officer Mika Harmon and her partner as they arrested a homeless man. For shoplifting, food and shoes from a Capitol Hill drugstore isn't just just no money in in the audio obtained by the Seattle Times Officer Harmon has an idea. Why not get help at Cal Anderson Park where protesters and homeless people have established a camp could be step over a child. I mean the part. The irony is the park was then officially closed and the camp declared illegal. Harmon recommends the park after running through a list of options, including mental health, court and law enforcement assisted diversion options either not available or that did not seem to meet the man's immediate needs for food and a pair of shoes. Corwin Hague Co. Moh news school systems across the nation, We're overwhelmed and unequipped to respond when covert 19 began rapidly spreading in the spring. But now, 10 months later, where are weak? Almost Carleen Johnson with more lot of districts have been testing students this month programs like I ready and I'm after Age where they are based on the start of the year or this time last year. In most cases, student comprehension is down, lost learning in math, on average, expected to be 6 to 9 months behind by the end of the year. And given the schools are the hub for support, such as mental health counseling and mandatory reporting for abuse. Young people are not getting their needs met that way, either. The school counselor from Spokane supports a bill in Olympia to ensure counselors spend the vast majority of the day meeting with students. Instead of being reassigned to other duties. During this time of unrest around the nation, teachers need to know that their students will have access to direct services with their school counselors. Help them address the mental health needs in the.
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"Become a weather center meteorologist Kristen Clarke, Sonny right now in Seattle, not a bad afternoon to be outside if you get the chance 47 degrees come on his time to 06 halfway through another school year of mostly remote instruction for students. Evidence is growing that young people are indeed struggling with depression and anxiety, along with the lost learning. Several bills are now introduced in Olympia. This legislative session toe hopefully make up for some of the losses. Virginia Berry is withstand Washington and Education advocacy group We know from talking to parents and students that this has been a really unprecedented time and it's time of real challenges. We've all had to adapt to this virtual environment. So governor in please budget is asking for 400 million to help specifically towards student learning in the wake of building closures, according to the consulting firm McKinsey. Students are likely to be 5 to 9 months behind in math, just math by the end of the school year, another bill would increase the number of school counselors as many young people are in need of emotional support as a result of pandemic stressors. Seattle police officer suggested the homeless man, rather homeless person not sure of their gender actually find services at an illegal camp, even while the city was actively trying to shut the camp down. War from Kemal's Corwin Take. The story perhaps illustrates a gap between city policy and street level reality. Ah body Cam recording from August captured Seattle officer Mika Harmon and her partner as they arrested a homeless man for shoplifting food and shoes from a Capitol Hill drugstore. No money. In the audio obtained by the Seattle Times Officer Harmon has an idea. Why not get help at Cal Anderson Park where protesters and homeless people had established a camp? Could you step over a child? I mean the part. The irony is the park was then officially closed and the camp declared illegal. Harmon recommends the park after running through a list of options, including mental health, court and law enforcement assisted diversion. Options either not available or that did not seem to meet the man's immediate needs for food and a pair of shoes. Corwin Headache Co. Moh news two days from now, President elect Joe Biden will take the oath of office the 46th person to do so this inauguration. Is so radically different from that anything we've seen before. It's breathtaking. Amanda Factor, and Compton, former ABC News chief Washington and White House correspondent has covered 10 inaugurations, beginning with Jimmy Carter's In 1977. We believe we will see Vice President elect Joe Biden stand on the west front of the capital raise his right hand. But no one will be there to witness it in the public except 25,000 potential guard troops in combat fatigue and told the coma Morning news. It will be a startling moment for the country. She also says the absence of the outgoing president will be striking, and he decided he didn't want to leave Washington Aziz, a former president, so he will go early Wednesday morning on Air Force one as president of the United States and leave the city. He does not expect President Trump to leave a note for the incoming president, as his customary That kind of peaceful transition of power is the whole mark that the world looks to From American Democracy. Manda Factor Come on, is Olympia police, the State Patrol and the Washington National Guard all deployed to protect the state capital. The deployment is a response to the pro trump mob that sacked the U. S Capitol and similar events that took place in Olympia Capital. Had a large demonstration that went awry and the governor's mansion was stormed through the gates. Lieutenant Kurt Boil with the State Patrol says the state Fusion center has been activated, which helps coordinate intelligence and response. Efforts between agencies. More than 750 National Guard troops have been deployed to Olympia and the Capitol campus is off limits to everyone but essential personnel. Jeff Pooja look, come on News, someone whose time to 10 time for an update on sports. Now from the beacon plumbing, Sports desk, big name quarterbacks and new teams In the NFL's Final four, the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs become the first team the host in a F C title game three years in a row. This Sunday, they have the Buffalo Bills coming into Arrowhead. Casey's big question is quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Now in concussion protocol. After suffering ahead and nerve injury and yesterday's win over Cleveland. The NFC title game Sunday is a matchup of future Hall of Fame Ear's Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay host Tom Brady and Tampa Bay. It's hard to get to this point, there's nothing guaranteed from this point forward, but No, we gotta go out there. We got a gonna have to play our very best to be one of the best teams in the league. Brady won six Super Bowl rings, but all with New England the L. A Chargers to hire former Rams defensive coordinator Brandon Staley as their head coach. University of Tennessee is fired Head football coach Jeremy Pruitt following a weeks long recruiting violation investigation. Seattle Sounders air losing an important soccer mind, Edmund's native Chris Henderson leaves become the sporting director for Inter Miami and Gonzaga and Baylor still running 12 in the men's college basketball National poll. Sports attended 40 after the hour Bill Swerts come on, is President Trump's second impeachment trial happening soon, but it's still not clear who is going to be on his legal team, ABC, Cecilia Vega reports. His personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, spotted at the White House over the weekend, said he was working on the case. But overnight, Giuliani now telling ABC News he won't be on the president's legal team after all. Saying his role in the rally before the riot makes him a witness. He was among those who whipped the mob into a frenzy before they stormed the capital. Let's have trial by combat. The two lawyers who led the president's defense during his first impeachment also aren't expected to represent.
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"Co. Moh news 1000 FM 97 7 Looking at our top stories Now I'm Rick Found sites with ELISA Jaffe, Our editor is Jeremy Greater. The leader of the proud voice. Hawaii is being arrested for taking part in the capital protests Wednesday. Police were waiting for Nick Cox at the Daniel Inouye International Airport when he returned from D. C. He claimed he was working as a journalist and denied entering the capital chambers. King County Health authorities say part of their next vaccine rollout includes a fleet of mobile vans that will help get the inoculations to large workplaces and individual homes. They also plan to open a pair of large vaccination centers in the next three weeks. President Donald Trump has been permanently banned from Twitter and this after the president was criticized for inciting the mob of his supporters that ransacked the capital Wednesday, resulting in at least five deaths. Joining us on the co Moh news line is doctor Caitlin Carlson, associate professor of communications. At Seattle University and thank you so much for being with us and let's talk about this. Was this a smart move by Twitter? Your reaction. Hold on a second. I'm not sure if I've got you here. I've got Either. Up. Hold on a second. Jeff. Jeff Pooja was helping me with this. There we go. Can you hear me? Dr. Carlson? I could here. There we go. Yes, I can hear you now. Sorry about that. Do you think this was a smart move by Twitter? No, I think you know, Twitter and Facebook. Ah, lot of these social media companies have shown that they generally will respond to public pressure. And my understanding is there were even, um In letters sent to CEO Jack Dorsey from Twitter employees, So I think I do think this is the right decision. I wish it hadn't taken getting to this point for them to act so boldly. If you'll remember a couple months ago during the George Floyd protests, you know Trump was tweeting things like, you know if these thugs and you know When the looting starts. The shooting starts that to me felt like a real threat to, um, protesters. Unfortunately, nothing came of it. And so it's almost in some ways a little bit okay after the fact that we've had this violent insurgency on the capital Now we're responding. But all that said, I am glad that they've decided to pull the plug. They cited these two tweets from today. It's really pushing it over the edge and concerns about Additional incitement to violence, particularly around the inauguration on the 20th. I have people saying on my Facebook page, But what about free speech? And my response was he has the largest pulpit in the world. All he has to do is hold a news conference and you know and take questions and every media outlet in the world would be there. Absolutely well and just to clarify for your listeners, and for all of us, right? We have no right to free speech on Twitter. You have a right to free speech out in Westlake Park or Cal Anderson. But this is a private virtual platform. And so the terms of service that we click, I agree, too. Really mean that we are agreeing in a contract with the company to say I had here to whatever rules you decide, so there's you know, I think a lot of people are quick to invoke the First Amendment, but there's really No First Amendment implications. Twitter can do whatever it wants, Which is why we see Twitter do things like regulate heat speech, which is normally protected, are allowed in the United States under the First Amendment, so we really don't have a right. Quote unquote to free speech on on sites like Twitter, Facebook. It was interesting because right after he was shut out of his account, he switched over to the POTUS account and those, uh Those were quickly deleted by Twitter. And now he says he is switching to the platform parlor. Can a president really be silenced? I mean, I don't think so. You made the point earlier that all he has to do is call a news conference. He's got in incredible pool with the media. Everything he says, is always going to be news for the what I think Twitter has demonstrated, and Facebook as well is You know, we're not going to be the ones to hand you a microphone. And honestly, I think that's a good thing because when he's forced to, you know, hold a press conference. We then get journalists to be there to ask questions. Provide context, you know. What's been tricky about the past several months, and even several years is that the statements are made. They're they're bold falsehoods and you know Twitter or Facebook only after the fact and put a little label up and say, Hey, this is been contested. As opposed to you know, if you're on live television, we can cut back to the anchor or live radio like we're doing now cut back to you is the host and say, Wait a second. That's been disproven and and challenge him on some of that. And so I think In this instance and under the circumstances with this president. Having that context, having that journalistic expertise is what's best for us as constituents after citizens. Really appreciate you taking time and talking to us on such quick notice. Doctor Caitlin Carlson, associate professor of communications at Seattle University. Thank you. Thanks. 6 20 now would come. Oh news and Jim Chess Go with your coma. Propel insurance Money. UPDATES socks recovered from submitted a weakness to.
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"Were damaged on Capitol Hill on New Year's Eve, and four people were arrested on New Year's Day protest leaders, vowing to step up efforts to get their message out in the new year. Over the past couple of nights. Protesters targeting the East Precinct, including writing anti cup messaging on the wall surrounding the precinct last night, which police made clear was an arrestable offenses more than 10 people arrested over the past several days in total. Hanna joins us live. So are these. The same demands new demands the same group different groups. It's a mixture, So you have a lot of the kind of the ones who've been consistent out in the by either a dozen or so to 20 or 30, who are all in black, who are usually the ones behind damaging much of the property. But you also had On New Year's Eve in the New Year's day, You had a plan march for You heard some of it right there, the back to the original message back to what we heard after the George Floyd killing about police killings and black lives and that kind of messaging, so I saw a resurgence of that and something I actually haven't seen much of on the streets. Lately. It's really been a lot of the other property damage kind of stuff for many months now, So so we'll see. Those were the people that I don't think you could hear it in that sound bite. But they said, they're going to really step things up here in the new year and get their message out to police that they want to You know, they want fewer police on the force they want, You know better, better rules as far as the kind of weapons and armor and all of that kind of things that they used so all of that, I think will still here moving into the new year. We've had judges making decisions on the kind of weapons that could be used right? And the City Council has voted on staffing. I believe right, So I mean, what's the next issue? They're gonna take up? Well, there's still more budgeting issues that are going to have to come out. The bulk of what's gonna happen in the budget is going to be in the next year, not so much as what they've done already, as far as what the City Council has done on the Seattle police force numbers and you know already there's I think 200 officers left the force last year, so they're at a deficit that will work itself out. And then there's far as the judge and what crowd control weapons can be used. That has been dealt with to a certain degree in one court case, the ultimate showdown for this is going to come to The consent decree courtroom that should play out here over the next several months as the city deals with its new monitoring team and gets back to the courtroom in that judge's chambers to figure out what the final say is going to be on what the new rules are going to be for the Seattle police Department, how they can get out from under the consent decree, But there's more than that. To those who are out on the street. They want different interactions. Was a lot of legislation in Olympia about completely reforming the way the police not just in Seattle, but in the entire state are going to do business when it comes to interacting with people in general. Well, we tell my dad I mean, you and high before the rape went over that court decree and as far as I could tell, I mean, I read through that thing they went through. They went through. It happened but what Three of those demonstrations basically frame by frame. And, you know, decided what kinds of police responses were appropriate and what we're not as far as this destruction thing, which apparently continued to go on. How does that help? Anything as far as like religious turns people against the whole movie, and it really doesn't help anything. And in fact, one of the businesses that got damaged damaged is a coffee shop there right up the street from Cal Anderson Park great guy who's been throughout the entire chop All of that. Was very kind of supportive to those who were involved in those protests and his place got smashed up here in one of the new year's protests, and he said it's because he signed one of the letters back when they cleared out Carol Anderson Park. Right before we went on break that he was one of several business owners that had signed on to a message letter to the Seattle Mayor and City council, saying, Please do something about this. It's not safe here, and what they're are talking about was providing that letter was meant to say, Provide more shelter. Do something, so these people don't have to live in the park. But these protesters seem to take it as Them being against the homeless, So they're now just targeting all those business owners and he was very upset by that and invited, he said. I would be welcome to have everybody that the homeless people the city, let's come and sit in my coffee shop and talk this out and find a better way because this is not the better way. Wow shouldn't shouldn't a serious demonstrators be policing that because it's ruining their movements? Far as I'm concerned, you should support. I mean, what What? What? What motivates anybody in the neighborhood to support what they're doing? If the thanks they get is the destruction of their business. And I don't and I agree with you, 100% and I, There's no As far as I can tell the protesters who were out there talking about police reform and black lives matter. They don't necessarily always interact with those other groups who are doing a lot of this damage. And sometimes those groups mix, though, too, so it's there's just nobody really doing that policing. There are some community activists, though, who are involved involved in some of the community police reform efforts that have been ongoing prior to protest who are speaking out against those who do this damage to say that They're angry and they're upset about them. Co opting the black lives matter messaging and were upset that until really, just the sound bites. I've just played for you. You hadn't heard George Floyd name or Brianna Taylor's name and the police, you know killings that there was no longer being the messaging anymore. So they're upset that that message has been talking. But nobody telling those people not To going out and actively stopping those people from doing that damage. Scott. Thank you, Hannah Back 13.
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"And heavy mountain snow. Sustained winds around the Puget Sound are expected to be between 20 and 30 MPH. Sorry. Snowing on both Snoqualmie and Stevens pass and traction tires are required. Troopers are investigating a double fatal accident in Pierce County. It happened along Highway 702 and East Avenue East in Eighth Avenue East. I should say detective say there is no criminal element involved in the crash. At this time they helped the road will reopen. Or assume. Ah, fatal accident on Camino Island crossed Southeast Camino Drive for Clothes Southeast Camino Drive for several hours today while it was investigated. Washington State Patrol says the car was traveling north bound at a high rate of speed when it lost control and hit a power pole. The driver died at the scene into passengers suffered serious injuries. Investigation into New Year's Eve destruction continues a group of marchers rampage to Capitol Hill. Damage in several businesses and vandalizing the Seattle police East Precinct. Como's Jonathan show has the latest right now are gentle cafes, all boarded up. A group dressed in all black shattered several windows here at this cafe. The owner believes he was targeted for putting his name on a letter recently sent to the mayor simply asking for Cal Anderson Park to be reopened after being closed for months. Faysal Cons along with Seattle Central College, and several other Capitol Hill community stakeholders, sent this letter. The mayor last month, simply pointing out the safety concerns at the park and even emphasizing the importance of finding housing for the homeless living there. At the time, Kahn believes the New Year's Eve marches are now focused on retaliating.
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"Don't do that. I'm a meteorologist. I should know when icicles form. It's from water that melts off of the roof and runs down the side of a building. Well, here's the thing. You know what else is on your roof? Bird poop a lot of it and that water, picks it up and freezes it in the ice. Nikolai is a morning meteorologist in Sioux City, Iowa. She stumbled upon a tic tac video of a woman chomping on an icicle. Posted her warning about the winter heat. That video is now racking up millions of views on TIC Tac and Twitter. She even made it on TMZ and also in the New York Post. Alice had for breaking up a new story, All right, some other stories we have from overnight here, a coma news Target says They're recalling some baby clothes because what possible choking hazard. It's the Clown Island. Infant rompers and captain Jack Infant Toddler. One piece rash guard swimsuits and have faulty straps Store says the snaps can come off posing a choking rift. If you have any of these clothes and return them to any target for a refund here, let's talk about the first baby of the New Year in western Washington. It's official Mom Ekron gave birth to Nyla at 1:19 A.m.. Friday morning at U Dub Medicine Bowl, Baby mom doing fine resting with Dad run by their side it Kron says she stayed home during the pandemic to keep her and her baby save. Congratulations to Ekron. And Ron and Baby Nyla and the all new moms and dads here for the new Year. 7 37 now at come on news, the start of a new year brings new concerns. The covert 19 has been a strain. On our resilience, something health leaders say they're going to need in 2021 comes Keith Eldridge, in fact, taking a closer look as what experts are saying, especially when it comes to New Year's resolutions. People are out about getting some fresh air and some exercise to ring in the new year because 2020 had some people developing some poor habits of overeating. Overindulging, which health leaders say was to be expected. We need to keep in mind what's reasonable under the circumstances of this disaster, we know and recognize that stress. Eating is a common thing. Craving carbohydrates, certainly has been a common occurrence. Federal health specialist doctor Cure A mouse with of the State Health Department says building resilience is going to be key heading into the next phase of the pandemic. Not setting goals too high when it comes to resolutions, so getting off the couch and deciding to run a marathon by March 1st or losing £20 in a month. Not only isn't reasonable from a health perspective, but it could potentially be physically harmful as well. Dr Melissa says. Staying positive is key, and there's a danger of setting a goal too high. If it isn't achieved, then we can feel let down and we can have some sadness or depression. That kind of goes along with that if we're not able to make it, Dr Masters says that with the vaccines on the way that there is a Lot of hope out there, but it's gonna take months for that to happen. New Year's Eve destruction a group of marchers rampage to Capitol Hill, damaging several businesses and vandalizing the Seattle police East Precinct. Well. Johnson Shoal with late right now are gentle cafes all boarded up. A group dressed in all black shattered several windows here at this cafe. The owner believes he was targeted for putting his name on a letter recently sent to the mayor simply asking for Cal Anderson Park to be reopened after being closed for months, Faysal Cons along with Seattle Central College and several other Capitol Hill community stakeholders. Sent this letter to the mayor last month, simply pointing out the safety concerns at the park and even emphasizing the importance of finding housing for the homeless living there. At the time, Kahn believes the New Year's Eve marches are now focused on retaliating against anyone who signed that letter. This can all be repaired. Socially. If we sit down and talk, this is not helping people of color. This is not helping black lives matter. This is not helping the homeless population way all have to stop arguing and come together along with the property destruction on New Year's Eve, police say the marches burned an American flag vandalized the East Precinct. Unnamed fireworks at the King County you service.
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"The side of a building. Well, here's the thing. You know what else is on your roof? Good to a lot of it, and that water picks it up and freezes it in the ice. Nikolai is a morning meteorologist in Sioux City, Iowa. She stumbled upon a tic tac video of a woman chomping on an icicle. Posted her warning about the winter heat. That video is now racking up millions of views on Tic Tac and Twitter. She even made it on TMZ and also in the New York Post. Where was that story? When we were kids, right? Did 6 37 here target We're being told right now Target stores, recalling some baby clothes because of a possible choking hazard. The Clown Island infant rompers were told And the cat and Jack Infant Toddler. One piece rash guards. Swimsuits apparently have faulty snaps. The store says the snaps can come off posing a choking risk. Target has pulled the clothes from its stores and website. If you have any of these clothes You're asked to return them to us Target store here for a refund. And we gonna mention the first baby of the new year in western Washington. And that is Mom Ekron gave birth to Nyla 1 19 Friday morning at U Dub Medicine. Both baby mom doing fine resting with Dad Ron by their side. Kron says she stayed home during the pandemic keeper and the baby safe congratulations to Ekron, Ron and Baby Nyla as well and they used to have some kind of a giveaway in packages of all kinds of items for the newborn and all its Hope they have some big prices for that, too. And congratulations to all new moms and dads. I heard birthing centers have been kind of busy here last couple of days. Meanwhile, New Year's Eve destruction a group of marchers rampage through Capitol Hill, damaging several businesses vandalizing the Seattle police. East Precinct to Johnson Shoal has an update for us here. A coma right now are gentle cafes all boarded up. A group dressed in all black shattered several windows here at this Cafe. The owner believes he was targeted for putting his name on a letter recently sent to the mayor simply asking for Cal Anderson Park to be reopened after being closed for months. Faysal Cons along with Seattle Central College and several other Capitol Hill community stakeholders, sent this letter to the mayor last month, simply pointing out the safety concerns at the park and even emphasizing the importance of finding housing for the homeless living there. At the time, Kahn believes the New Year's Eve marches are now focused on retaliating against anyone who signed that letter. This can all be repaired socially. If we sit down and talk. This is not helping people of color. This is not helping black lives matter. This is not helping the homeless population..
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Four arrested during New Year's Eve demonstration in Seattle
"Destruction, a group of marchers rampaged through Capitol Hill, damaging several businesses and vandalizing the Seattle police East Precinct. Was Jonathan Chou has the latest right now are gentle cafes, all boarded up. A group dressed in all black shattered several windows here at this cafe. The owner believes he was targeted for putting his name on a letter recently sent to the mayor simply asking for Cal Anderson Park to be reopened after being closed for months, Faysal Cons along with Seattle Central College and several other Capitol Hill community stakeholders. Sent this letter to the mayor last month, simply pointing out the safety concerns at the park and even emphasizing the importance of finding housing for the homeless living there at the time, Con believes the New Year's Eve marches are now focused on retaliating against anyone who signed that letter. This can all be repaired. Socially. If we sit down and talk This is not helping people of color. This is not helping black lives. Marriages has not helping the homeless population way all have to stop arguing and come together along with the property destruction on New Year's Eve, police say that marches burned an American flag vandalized the East precinct, unnamed fireworks at the King County you service center. Police arrested four people.
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Seattle's Cal Anderson Park officially reopens to the public following encampment sweep
"Is officially reopened. The park had been closed for the past six months after a large homeless encampment took it over. The city removed the homeless encampment Friday. Since then, crews have been cleaning up the park 100. Tons of trash and debris were removed from the park up on Capitol Hill. Boeing is speeding
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Five arrested at Seattle's Cal Anderson Park for trespassing
"In the arrest of people. Seattle police were called to the park Sunday afternoon about trespassers since the park remains closed. On Friday, City crews moved in to remove a homeless encampment on Sunday, Police say one person spent at an officer and a group tried to prevent officers from arresting that person. And a flood watches in effect for much
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Judge to rule on allowing Seattle to clear homeless camp in Cal Anderson Park
"Camp at Seattle's Cale Anderson Park still on hold and the judge could rule on the matter today. Almost there it's on with more of the city of Seattle, says that can pass to go for the health and safety. The neighbors and the people living in that camp in the city says they're prepared to move in at any time to move it out. But to get rid of that camp, but a judge could rule the camp can stay for now. Now. Outreach efforts to the campers in the park, according to the city began last week, with 17 campers, taking shelter in hotels or at regular homeless shelters. Now the city says, eight other people, it's simply left the park. The city says only 10% of the remaining group that is in that park right now are actually homeless people almost there. And John reporting and a homeless woman who sued the city of Seattle to stop sweeps of an encampment on Capitol Hill, 80. Yeager says she's been living at Cal Anderson Park since June because shelters are nearly full. She claims sweeps by police and park staff violates CDC guidelines. That prevents the spread of the virus among the homeless. Seattle
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Unhoused woman suing Seattle for mishandling of pandemic care
"Police pepper, spraying people and destroying their property. Just some of the claims of a homeless woman who's suing Seattle to stop encampment sweeps more from com O Seu Romero in court documents 80 Yeager says she's been through four sweeps of a protest camp it Cal Anderson Park since June and seen police and park staff show up with little or no warning, throw their food and tents in the Garbage and pepper spray or arrest anyone who didn't leave. Yeager says shelters are full and sweeps only make the pandemic worse for the UN housed, adding that some officers didn't wear masks, She says this does nothing to get them housing and must stop. The city attorney's office says They'll investigate the
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Protesters resist city's effort to remove people from Seattle's Cal Anderson Park
"Festive and threatening at Seattle's Cale Anderson Park right now, where police want to evict homeless campers and protesters vowed to stop them come most. Corwin Hickey is there and joins us live. Esther because there's music playing and small fires burning as protesters still the park in anticipation of a plan sweep planned by the Seattle Parks Department so they can effect cleanup and repairs and enforced by Seattle police who have made their presence known around the part Now the police have not yet moved in. But I've personally been physically threatened by an activist who objected to my presence. He told me. He's lucky. He's a well known public figure, although I don't know who he is. Lucky. I'm a public figure. Yes, Yes, I I wasn't wasn't known. known. I I would've would've been been enough enough to to last last out. out. You You could could walk walk away away not, not, you you know, know, not not What? What? Mr Mr Playboy. Playboy. Well, Well, I I did did walk walk away away in in spite spite of of a a bluster bluster there, there, and and so I am back to safety. After that encounter, these activists are charged up. Obviously, they don't want these campers to be evicted from the park, where many of them have lived for the past seven or eight months. Live on Capitol Hill, Corwin Heiko Mona also apparently don't want overhead views of all of this, and we've heard from our television side that the news helicopter had to move out of the area. Because some of those on the ground were pointing a laser athm Well, today's
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8 people arrested during Seattle protests on Election Day
"Eight people people in in election election night night protests protests in in Seattle, Seattle, but but overall, overall, the the protests protests were were peaceful peaceful combos. combos. Matt Matt Markovich Markovich tells tells us us about about the the police police tactics tactics used used on on the marches the marches that that appear appear to to have have had had nothing nothing to to do do with with the the election. election. Seattle Seattle police police took took more more of of that that aggressive. aggressive. Proactive Proactive approach approach they've they've been been talking talking about about to to remove remove the the marchers marchers and and their their car car brigade brigade that that was was blocking blocking Mercer Mercer Street Street in in South South Lake Lake Union Union with with the the two two groups groups were were not not moving moving fast fast enough. enough. This This is is a a kind kind of warning of warning that that we we heard heard from from the the lieutenant lieutenant in in charge charge of firearm of firearm food. food. food. food. If If If If you you you you don't don't don't don't you you you you do do do do not not not not materials. materials. materials. materials. However However However However property property destruction destruction or less. or less. In In addition, addition, arrest arrest remain. remain. Offenses Offenses included included property property damage, damage, malicious malicious mischief, mischief, resisting resisting arrest, arrest, obstruction, obstruction, reckless reckless driving. driving. The crowd The crowd began began to to disperse disperse is is about about 50 50 officers officers kept kept pushing pushing about about at at that that 500.50 500.50 protesters protesters up up toward toward Capitol Capitol Hill Hill near near Cal Cal Anderson Anderson part part the evening. the evening. Marchers Marchers say say everything everything was was peaceful peaceful until until SPD SPD band band there there push push in in that that very very fast fast fashion. fashion. We We were were told told by by some some of the of marchers the marchers at at no no chemical chemical agents. agents. We're We're being being used used by by SPD SPD on on the the crowd. crowd. What What about about those those eight eight arrests arrests of of the the ones ones that that appear appear to to be be identified identified as as the the protesters protesters on on Ly Ly one one served served overnight overnight in in jail? jail? The The rest rest released released in in about about three three hours. hours. Oregon Oregon Governor
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Seattle police arrest 8 people after election night marches
"Eight people in election night protests in Seattle, but overall, the protests were peaceful combos. Matt Markovich tells us about the police tactics used on the marches that appear to have had nothing to do with the election. Seattle police took more of that aggressive. Proactive approach they've been talking about to remove the marchers and their car brigade that was blocking Mercer Street in South Lake Union with the two groups were not moving fast enough. This is a kind of warning that we heard from the lieutenant in charge of firearm food. food. If If you you don't don't you you do do not not materials. materials. However However property destruction or less. In addition, arrest remain. Offenses included property damage, malicious mischief, resisting arrest, obstruction, reckless driving. The crowd began to disperse is about 50 officers kept pushing about at that 500.50 protesters up toward Capitol Hill near Cal Anderson part the evening. Marchers say everything was peaceful until SPD band there push in that very fast fashion. We were told by some of the marchers at no chemical agents. We're being used by SPD on the crowd. What about those eight arrests of the ones that appear to be identified as the protesters on Ly one served overnight in jail? The rest released in about three hours. Oregon
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Suspect in Seattle's Cal Anderson Park slaying ID'd as well known habitual offender
"Is accused of murdering his girlfriend before dying himself in Capitol Hill's Cale Anderson Park. Cruz pulled Travis Burgess body from water treatment tank full of a bleach solution early yesterday, this game after police say he barricaded himself inside a pumping station in a standoff with officers that lasted several hours. Police haven't released the name of Burgess domestic partner and haven't said exactly how she died or the motive before behind her alleged killing. It's also unclear whether merging intentionally took his own life in that bleach filled tank. Travis Borje is a
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Suspect found dead in bleach tank following woman's murder at Seattle's Cal Anderson Park
"Offender offender in in Seattle Seattle is is accused accused of of murdering murdering his his girlfriend girlfriend before before dying. dying. In In Capitol Capitol Hill's Hill's Cale Cale Anderson. Anderson. Park. Park. Crews Crews pulled pulled Travis Travis Borghi's body from a water treatment tank full of a bleach solution early yesterday escape after police say he barricaded himself inside the pump station in a standoff with officers that lasted several hours. Police haven't released the name of Borghi's domestic partner. And haven't said exactly how she died or the motive behind her killing. It's also unclear whether Borghi intentionally took his own life. Borghi is as we mentioned a habitual offender. We've covered extensively in our project. Seattle reports and our Seattle is dying special, and we're learning new details about what led to those deaths at Cale Anderson Park yesterday. More from Kemal's Jonathan Choe. How are you going to remember anything for a friend today? Who is brilliant person, William par Ham, says his friend Travis Borghi, but was ah tragic character because of the drug addiction and mental health crisis that was going on spent lots of time near this rocket. Cale Anderson Park. People are now leaving flowers to remember his life and the one he allegedly took. Travis was clearly not in his right mind. Borghi is suspected of killing a woman he was staying with in a makeshift shelter Wednesday evening at Cale Anderson. Her name is not being released at this time. The motive and how she died, remains unclear. And he was just kept yelling at them, Investigators say Around the same time try to revive the woman. Borghi broke into the pump house and barricaded himself inside, leading to a standoff with police for several hours. These two deaths come after months of issues plaguing Cale Anderson Park, including illegal campaign. Almost Patrick Quinn spoke one on one with the mayor, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said. For months they've sent in case workers to help house those who will take it and police when there's an issue of public safety, So we continue to work in that area as much as we can. It doesn't appear to be working. So two people just died. It is incredibly tragic loss there and we've seen throughout the city of Seattle that The number of encampments of increased for a number of reasons there, Dirk and provided sympathy to the lives lost, but few solutions to address this corner of Capitol Hill and even in the midst of a murder investigation, the tents remain at Cal Anderson Park. Come on news time
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Suspect in Seattle's Cal Anderson Park slaying ID'd as well known habitual offender
"Habitual habitual offender offender in in Seattle, Seattle, is is accused accused of of murdering murdering his his girlfriend girlfriend before before dying dying himself. himself. In In Capitol Capitol Hill's Hill's Cale Cale Anderson. Anderson. Park. Park. Crews Crews pulled pulled Travis Borghi's body from a water treatment tankful of bleach solution early yesterday. This came after police say he barricaded himself inside a pump station in a standoff with the officers. That lasted several hours. Police haven't released the name of Borghi's domestic partner and haven't said exactly how she died or the motive behind her alleged killing. It's also unclear whether Borghi intentionally took his own life in that bleach filled tank.
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Security guards chased out of Seattle's Cal Anderson Park as tents, protesters return to area
"Protesters chase private security officers out of Cale Anderson Park after Seattle police had ordered protesters to leave Tuesday, Seattle Parks Department hired the guards from federal way based Jaguar security to enforce the park's closure. The Seattle Times reports. The protesters confronted the guards Tuesday night, shouting at them to leave, Jaguar's owner tells the Times the guards left the park concern for their own safety.
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Seattle police clear homeless campers out of Cal Anderson Park
"The Seattle Police East East Precinct Precinct came came under under attack attack last last night night after after officer officer swept swept through through nearby nearby Cale Cale Anderson Anderson Park, Park, removing removing illegal illegal campers campers and and tense tense Momo's Momo's Corwin Corwin Hank Hank reports reports it's it's happening. happening. Justus, Justus, the city's new interim police chief, assumes command former deputy chief Adrian Diaz has taken over a department still bedeviled by anti police protesters. One or more people, presumably from that protest movement logged flaming projectiles over the newly installed barrier surrounding the East Precinct. Starting at least one small fire. The The attack attack came came after after police police swept swept down down dozens dozens of of tents tents from from the the officially officially closed closed Cale Cale Anderson Anderson Park, Park, a a move move this this neighbor neighbor supports. supports. I I do think that they have the right to shut it down. If it got too out of control, some neighbors have complained of smoke rising from illegal campfires here at the park. Police say the sweep also yielded weapons, including an explosive mortar, Ah, hatchet and a machete on Capitol Hill, Corwin Hey HQ, Momo News and dozens of Seattle police officers lined the downtown streets today to say goodbye to outgoing Seattle police chief Carmen Best.
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
Seattle police clear homeless campers out of Cal Anderson Park
"The Seattle Police East East Precinct Precinct came came under under attack attack last last night night after after officer officer swept swept through through nearby nearby Cale Cale Anderson Anderson Park, Park, removing removing illegal illegal campers campers and and tense tense Momo's Momo's Corwin Corwin Hank Hank reports reports it's it's happening. happening. Justus, Justus, the city's new interim police chief, assumes command former deputy chief Adrian Diaz has taken over a department still bedeviled by anti police protesters. One or more people, presumably from that protest movement logged flaming projectiles over the newly installed barrier surrounding the East Precinct. Starting at least one small fire. The The attack attack came came after after police police swept swept down down dozens dozens of of tents tents from from the the officially officially closed closed Cale Cale Anderson Anderson Park, Park, a a move move this this neighbor neighbor supports. supports. I I do think that they have the right to shut it down. If it got too out of control, some neighbors have complained of smoke rising from illegal campfires here at the park. Police say the sweep also yielded weapons, including an explosive mortar, Ah, hatchet and a machete on Capitol Hill, Corwin Hey HQ, Momo News and dozens of Seattle police officers lined the downtown streets today to say goodbye to outgoing Seattle police chief Carmen Best.
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Seattle temporarily closes Cal Anderson Park after removing some barriers in CHOP
"City of Seattle says it plans to clear out Cale Anderson part today. It's part of the top protest zone. The city's Parks department says it's closing the part to assess damage and clean up trash. Protestors are demanding police reform, but the police free chop zone has been the scene of multiple shootings. Over the past two weeks, Two people have died.
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Seattle temporarily closes Cal Anderson Park after removing some barriers in CHOP
"Has declared calendars and park temporarily closed to assess damage and remove debris, But few of the protesters have actually moved out. Seattle City leaders are faced with that vexing question. How do you break up the Capitol Hill protest zone without using illegal force? Almost Corwin Hick has that of tape. Recent violence, including Monday's deadly shooting within chop have clarified police chief Carmen Vests position and that is enough. Here she is calling on chop protesters to voluntarily disband for their own safety. Former sheriff's deputy and police consultant. Jesus Villahermosa. Doubts compliance will come easily. The protesters have really forced their hand and we're gonna have to use force. Question is what form will that force take a federal judge earlier this month approved a temporary restraining order on the use of non lethal projectiles on protesters. Including tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets. Without those options in their arsenal, the president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild says officers will have to use Billy clubs and their own bodies to move the occupiers out.